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of
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cqme
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declared
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purpose
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lor
many.";
answer
or
youf
Qwn
safety
Yqu
Started
on
Good
Friday,
com-'
then,
must
personally
apply
to
pleted
on
Easter
Sunday.
Here
j
the
Lord
Jesus
Christ
and
re-is
a
three
day
work
that
wil!
1
quest
His
salvation!
The
point
U,
endure
eternity.
That
beautiful
wai
you
accept
His
offer
of
vie-first
Easter
morn,
when
the
tlia-1
-
-
ler
By
Rev.
Leonard
A.
Thorpe,
Pastor
of
the
Regular
Baptist
Church.
"Does
Easter
Spell
JOY
to
You?
ciples
and
faithful
women
were
till
deep
in
death
s
distress
the
NOTICE
riHKT
BAPTIST
6th
Avi'
K
it
Young
Bt
Mlnist"-:
Rev
fTed
Antrohua
(Green
812)
It
seems
strange
to
me
that,
generally
speaking,
Lord
appeared
with
the
shine
of
people
associate
joy
with
Christmas
but
not
with
"cTtSfrMoS
Restitution
.,w,
n,
SW(J
on
thi)
Northern
Easter.
The
former
is
indeed
a
happy
celebration
ot
i
savior
reversed
their
gloom,
nn-
W
AY
KilllN
Tt'"
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u
c
.,-v;,.i
nvl,
ed
their
empty
and
despairing.
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uay
WlXll
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w
w
n.Jarls
and
seemed
too
good
to;
The
Undersigned,
being
.
pern
uhUrl,i
by
tht
deem
us
but
let
us
not
miss
the
greater
joy
that
l
be
true!
But
true
it
was.
and
He!
l-$r.Z
,
,
i
tnnk
erent.
nains
to
imnress
them.
;
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.
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that
tSi,
FIRST
I'RI
MIYI
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ltlAN
4th
Avrnup
FjLSt
Rev
E.
A.
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(Green
W82)
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6th
Ave
West
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613)
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and
come
short
or
rne
glory
on
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bv
rlslne
from
the
dead.
:
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tnrmign
txtra.raii.r
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wages
of
sin
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s
mmi..
Qoa
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Before
we
can
hope
to
find
joy
Qeath."
On
this
ubjet,
God's
i
,h.
nn(i
to
pVerv
sue
that
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,
mgowojl
UMVM
luruKT
UWMX:
No
person
uluitl
operate
an
vehicle
over
thf
Norto
,
clal
Highway
from
Oulloway
Rupuls
to
Tyet
luijT'
welKht
or
luadliu!
In
KXCess
of
lllty
per
cent
oi
tbi
Hettulutions
made
pursuant
to
Hectlun
30
oi
T
J
KSUC.
1K48.
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w..c
oc..e,v.
w....vo
woru
js
very
tiear.
ocuuuw
u
jje
had
conqueivu
jeavn.
xes.
Easter
season,
we
have
to
under-
men
have
sinned,
without
Jesus
!
G(,d
-was
sutiafied
with
His
sac-stand
the
purpose
oi
the
Lurd's
Christ,
both
physical
and
spirit-1
riiBe
for
cur
gins
now
He
could
visit
to
earth.
We
find
this
puv-
ual
death
ls
staring
them
in
the
0er
to
all
who
reallv
want
U
pose
revealeri
in
two
verses
of
faCe.
The
6on
of
Qod
came
then,
!
eternal
jiie
Because
of
His
vic-
Fl
I.I.
C.OSI'F.I.
TKI'RNAi.F.
202
Cltl
Ave.
West
Ptistnr
:
C.
Fuwcett
Services
11
a.m.
and
7.30
p.m.
8unility
School
12.15.
(Cireert
3:11
1
The
upeed
limit
of
vehicles
with
pneumatic
tw
,
J
twenty
miles
per
hour.
Vehicles
with
solid
urn
...
.
1
ocnpiure
ror
un
iiuve
siniieu
conQUer
death
and
men
from
the
consequences
of
0f
vlctorv
over
our
arch
enemy
sin.
i
death.
"Because
I
live,
ye
shall
usiiik
this
HlKliway
during
such
tunes
as
this
mw
"
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert.
B.C..
thus
uay
o!
IUi-"
L.
E
SMITH.
Ditai'j,
Depurtmeut
ol
Puwjt
I,,
SALVATION
Alt.
MY
Eraser
Btiowt
CO.:
Capt.
W.
Poultcn
Lni-eturv
chiR
a
'30
pm.
Utiuiluy
Btliool
8:00
p
m
(Bluet
2fil
ST.
UlI'S
M'TIIF.KAN
6tn
Ave.
at
McBrlde
Bt.
Pastor:
E.
Soil
and
(Black
CIO;
VICTORY
IS
SWEET
IWe
also."
"The
gift
of
God
ls
Christ's
great
task,
the
climax
of
eternal
life
through
Jesus
Christ
all
eternity
for
both
God
and
our
Lord."
man,
bv?gan
on
Good
Frlday.,It
ls
I
YOURS
IF
YOU
W
ANT
IT
impossible
to
over
emphasize
the
I
Some
people
seem
to
think
that
importance
of
His
purposeful
God
is
going
to
force
the
bless-death.
Today,
the
Cross
of
Christ
lugs
of
.Salvation
upon
them,
is
laughed
at,
blasphemed
and
Others
think
that
they
will
au-
One
Man
Pionee
ST.
PKTKR'S
ANGLICAN
bettl
Cove
Sunday
Kchor.:
1
1
00
a
m.
Evening
Prayer
7:30
p.m.
(Blue
321)
POWER
CHAIN
SAM
FIRST
UNITED
CHURCH
i'iG
Sixth
Avenue
West
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
Rev.
Lawrence
O.
Sieber
EASTER
SUNDAY
SERVICES
11:00
am.
Easter
Family
Services..
Sermon:
"He
Is
Risen
Indeed''
The
Children:
"New
Clothes
For
Old."
Junior
Choir:
"Alleluia,
Song
of
Gladness."
Combined
Choirs:
"Sweet
is
Thy
Mercy."
No
Sunday
Schools
as
children
attend
Morning
Worship.
7:30
p.m.
Easter
Evening
Worship.
Sermon:
"The
Easter
Faith"
Anthem:
"God
So
Loved
The
World'
Stainer.
YOU
ARE
INVITED
TO
ATTEND
III
(it
1.
Alt
BAPTIST
620
6th
Ave.
E.
Blue
803
Pastor:
Rev.
I.eunnnl
A.
TUorpi"
A
deluxe
model
at
no
extra
cost
l-the
field
with
9
Multipart
Engine
Trigger
Swivel
Blade
Automatic
Rewind
Starter
Weighs
only
28
lbs.
less
cutting
attachments
Passengers
sailing
Wednesday
evening
on
the
Princess
Norah
for
the
south
included
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L.
B.
Korhonen
and
A.
Smith
for
Vancouver
and
P.
E.
Mills
for
Victoria.
FIRST
BAPTIST
CHURCH
EASTER
SUNDAY
11
a.m.:
"THE
RISEN
LORD.
AND
WAVERING
DISCIPLES."
12:15
p.m.:
Sunday
School
meets
in
three
separate
departments
In
Open
Sessions.
The
RESURRECTION
LESSON'
will
be
told
by
the
use
of
colored
slides.
Parents
and
friends
are
specially
Invited
to
come
with
their
children.
Special
Offering,
for
GRANDE
LIGNE
MISSION.
7
:30
p.m.:
"WHY
SEEK
YE
THE
LIVING
AMONG
THE
DEAD?'1
Message
will
be
supplemented
with
the
use
of
colored
SLIDES
on
the
'RESURRECTION.'
Special
Music
by
the
choir
and
male
quartette.
1
The
Situation
Improves
THINGS
LOOK
better
in
Korea
today
than
they
I
have
in
many
weeks.
United
Nations
forces
have
;
all
but
driven
the
Communists
out
of
South
Korea,
their
invasion
of
which
last
June
started
the
conflict
which
has
had
the
effect
of
putting
the
whole
:
democratic
world
on
guard
against
further
Red
,
aggression.
Now
General
MacArthur
has
called
upon
the
Communist
military
leaders
to
meet
him
,
with
a
view
to
working
out
a
settlement
which
will
'
bring
the
war
to
an
end
by
means
of
which
further
bloodshed
may
be
averted.
The
Korean
war
might
at
times
have
seemed
a
desperate
and
hopeless
adventure
in
which
we
should
not
have
become
involved.
The
reaction
may
be
somewhat
different
today.
It
may
well
be
that
it
has
been
the
incident
that
has
demonstrated
the
futility
of
the
Communist
attempt
to
dominate
the
world,
particularly
since
it
has
aroused
the
western
world
to
realize
the
seriousness
of
the
situation
and
!
get
itself
organized
to
meet
it.
Our
men
have
suffered
hardships,
injury
and
death
in
Korea
but
it
may,
after
all,
have
been
;
worth
it.
An
Effort
Rebounds
THERE
IS
a
long
way
to
go
before
the
emergency
of
Prince
Rupert's
housing
lack
will
be
adequately
;
met.
Indeed,
with
the
industrial
expansion
here
;
which
has
now
become
accentuated
by
the
opening
of
I
the
Columbia
Cellulose
Co.
mill
and
the
desperate
I
time
the
company
is
having
in
finding
housing
ac-
commodation
for
its
permanent
employees,
there
,
promises
to
be
a
continuing
serious
problem.
As
a
result
of
highly
commendable
local
enter-
i
'prise,
the
former
United
States
administration
I
building
here
has
been
acquired
by
a
local
syndicate
and
is
to
be
converted
into
a
substantia
apartment
I
block.
,'
Now
it
appears
that
the
governmental
housing
I
authorities
are
using
that
accomplishment
as
an
!
argument
that
the
housing
emergency
here
is
being
to
large
extent
met.
'
This
is
a
very
discouraging
development
not
;
only
since
the
housing
emergency
is
by
no
means
;
met
as
a
result
of
the
project
but
since
it
would
ap-'
pear
the
effort
had
the
effect
of
holding
up
another
:
move
towards
relieving
the
housing
shortage
by
obtaining
the
assistance
of
the
joint
federal-;
provincial
scheme.
ARE
HELD
BY
REDS
,
i.
,i
,,,...
T-
'
W'T",
"
'
There
is
.J
"i
'
on
the
P!C
jr
weight
aoes
into
action
trr
hare
cuttino
essentials.
1
First
Presbyterian
Church
easilv
and
carries
through
tr
231
Fourth
Avenue
East
with
remarkable
ease
Suooliedwifr
.chain.
14'W18"
24"-30"
"A
Power
saw
that
has
been
proved
by
tin
THE
saws
of
today."
Special
Waiter
St
erviceS
f
il
l
-
i
i
TRY
IT!
SEE
IT
!
Fill
In
and
mail
(or
lull
particulars:
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T
,
7:30
p.m.
Special
program
of
Easter
Music
by
the
Senior
Choir
Cantata:
"Christ
Triumphant."
Moists:
Mrs.
Wiliiam
Martin,
Miss
EUzaoeth
Martin,
J.
E.
Davey
and
J.
A.
Teng.
II
a.m.
Subject:
"The
Three
Gardens."
Special
Music
by
Junior
Choir
Anthems:
"Allelnitth."
;
Easter
Lillies."
fundfv
Schoci
ul
'oin
the
morning
Congregation.
7
,
rHAiM
saws
Triii'JJAr
'
rfnm.
,-,
.
.
..aB..
3imm
mm,
"''rTrTiTu
Mil
MS
to
-
7
Minister:
REV.
E.
A.
WRIGHT,
DD.
Organists:
MPS.
E.
J.
SMITH
anH
JOHN
CURRIE
A
CORDIAL
INVITATION
IS
EXTENDED
TO
ALL,
ESPECIALLY
VISITORS
TO
THE
CITY.
Dealer:
RUPERT
MUiww
n""
-
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
Distributor:
PI
RVES
E.
RITCiJiE
t
B58
Hornhv
pt
1
5
if'
fc.
i
1-4.1
'
OAL-
PEC!
$0-50
ton
U
klW
(Loose,
two
tons
Chinese
Communist
authorities
In
Canton
have
arrested
a
number
of
Canadian
nuns,
most
of
them
from
Quebec,
on
charges
of
being
responsible
for
the
deaths
of
2,000
children
in
an
orphanage
operated
by
the
Sisters
of
the
Immaculate
Conception
in
Canton.
This
photo
shows
Sister
Alphonse
du
Redempteur,
superior
of
the
orphanage
and
one
of
those
arrested,
caring
for
a
new-born
Chinese
child.
Ottawa
officials
say
the
charges
are
propaganda,
but
attempts
to
free
the
group
have
been
unsuccessful.
(CP
PHOTO)
.$14.5!
In
sacks
of
one
ton
or
more
REGULAR
BAPTIST
CHURCH
I
FUNDAMENTALIST)
629
East
Sixth
Avenue
(near
High
School)
Pastor:
REV.
L.
A.
THORPE
EASTER
SERVICES'
11:00
n.m.
A
SPECIAL
SERVICE
FOR
THE
SUNDAY
-
SCHOOL
AND
PARENTS
Everybody,
of
all
ages,
welcome.
The
children
will
participate.
Message:
"EASTER
IS
THE
HOUR"
Sunday
School
w"T
loin
with
the
morninp;
congregation
instead
of
at
tlw
regular
hour.
7:30
EVANGELISTIC
SING
SONG
AND
SERVICE
Message:
"RECEIVING
THE
CONQUEROR"
Enioy
the
old
time
hymns
and
the
t!me
proven
gospel.
A
musical
after
service
will
be
presented
for
your
enjoyment.
COME
WITH
YOUR
FRIENDS
.
TO
THE
PRINCE
RUPERT
REGULAR
BAPTIST
CHURCH
This
special
applies
on
our
limited
if
Egg
oniy
Alberta
Blue
Flame
I'
'
,
'
"
If
this
is
what
is
to
happen
when
local
enter-
prise
makes
a
real
effort
to
meet
a
situation,
it
will
V
not
tend
to
encourage
further
undertakings
to
help
ourselves
and
the
community.
Streamlining
Trend
AT
LEAST
25,000
women
in
the
United
Kingdom
have
just
enrolled
in
a
fat-reducing
campaign.
Many
Canadian
women
are
also
"reducing."
This
fact
is
only
one
more
sign
of
a
streamlining
trend
which
is
doing
a
lot
of
good.
J
The
streamlining
urge
is
not
limited
to
the
obese.
As
a
nation
we
are,
or
will
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