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,
i
Rev.
Lawrence
O.
Sleber
ervices
Saturday,
March
17,
1951
11
:00
a.m.
Morning
Worship
and
Holy
Communion.
j
Sermon:
"Forgive
Us
pur
Trespasses."
Anthem:
"Saviour,
Blessed
Saviour."
Havergal.
""mure"
v
011
EB:5i
12:15
"m.-.jL
Bible
C!a
nra.:
.Ptk
',
frnwr
Saturday
Sermon
Clm
ore
7:30
p.m.
Evening
Worship
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at
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TP,ifrott
PALM
SUNDAY
!
?ev.
F.
Soiland.
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church
Sacred
Cantaf
:
'
The
Seven
Read
Acu
,
Wnlrle
nf
rhriKt"
TlnhoU
.
I......
"
''8
,
The
Palm
Sunday
J
story
J
is
Written
in
the
Gospel
i
sunday
schools
at
First
luy
""Y"
cimnlo
United
Hull
at
12:15;
at
Conrad
;0f
St.
John,
chapter
12,
verses
12-16.
It
is
a
o
simple
:UnU(M
Han
a,
lr)
m
'account
of
the
triumphant
entrance
of
Jesus
into
couo
rtiii
11
am'-WoTt
FIRST
BAPTIST
Sth
Ave.
K.
st
Young
fit
Mtuiiuo-:
Rev
Pred
Antrobua
(Oreen
BIS
I
TRUE
MOTHERLAND
I
NEW
DELHI,
India.
i
The
reason
I
am
daily
gaining
more
and
more
'
confidence
in
India's
abil-
ity
to
solve
her
truly
ti-
FULL
GOSPEL
TABERNACLf
331
2in
;th
Ave.
West
a.
"
Jerusalem.
Yet
those
who
helped
to
make
that
occa-i
sion
a
memorable
one
in
the
life
of
Christ
did
not
',
realize
what
they
were
doing.
Ori-en
Housing
is
Big
Need
A
NNOUNCEMENT
by
the
head
of
Celanese
,
;
EVANGELIST
J.
A.
FER.N,
FIBST
PKF.SBVTFRIAN
4th
Avenue
East
Rev.
E.
A.
Wright.
DD.
(Oreen
82)
Corporation
of
America
that
there
is
to
be
tanic
problems
is
because
I
SINDAY
MORNING
-10:45
.
.J
!
Sunday
School
and
S
EVENING
7:30
It
says
in
verse
16:
"These
-things
understood
no'
the
dis-
as
they
sing
mighty
anthems
of
clples
at
first
but
when
Jesus
was
praise.
When
our
worship
service
glorified,
then
remembered
they
finished,
we
can
continue
to
that
these
things
were
written
of
praise
Him
by
settini?
our
faces
Him
and
that
they
had
-done
to
the
taik
which
God
has
set-these
things
unto
Him."
'
They
before
us.
As
Christ
went
re.
haijed
Him
as
King,
but
were
not
lutely
to
the
cross,
we
too,
can
aware
that
His
kingdom
was
not
take
ur
our
task
and
fulfill
It.
of
this
world.
-
I
Faithfulness
is
required
of
stew-
further
expansion
of
the
big
pulp
mill
project,
at
s0
many
strong
women
Watson
Island,
near
Prince
Rupert,
which
is
about
are
0n
the
job
here.
to
commence
operations,
is
received
with
interest
1
They
say
that
the
average
in-
.
'
!dian,
unlike
the
average
West-
and
Satisfaction.
I
erner,
instinctively
thinks
of
the
While
the
establishment
of
this
great
industry
'Decoding
the
Mark
ef
n,J
FIRST
UNITED
B36
Bth
Ave.
West
Rev.
L.
U.
Sieber
tQrccn
613)
Fl
I.I.
(lOKPF.L
TABRRNACl-E
202
6th
Ave.
West
Pmitor:
C.
Pawoett
Services
11
a.m.
and
7
SO
pm.
Sunday
School
12.15.
lOreen
331)
EVERYBODY
WEl.CC:;
Now
the
Lord
Jesus
Christ
has'
ards.
We
are
stewards
of
Christ,
j
"
an
exalted
place
as
the
Lord
of
i
!
i
Lr.ncr
lr1n7
Thri
j
of
this
vast
land
plain
evidences
i
of
the
ancient
system
of
matri-Lirrhv
still
exist.
are
times
in
our
lives
when
we
First
Presbyterian
tnurcn
(
!
The
superintendent
of
a
vast
HAI.VATIO
ARMV
Prajier
Btieet
CO.:
Capt.
W.
Poultun
Liu-ectoi
y
Cluas
.30
p.m.
UuiKiuy
School
1:0(1
p
m
(Black
Wl
are
privileged
to
honor
Him.
Yet
I
we
too
fail
to
realize
just
what
t
r.T.
tMI'L'S
l.lTHRRAX
6th
Ava.
at
McBrlUe
St
Pastor:
C.
Bolland
(Black
CIO)
chain
of
demonstration
farm
villages
told
me
"the
men
are
lazy,
the
women
do
all
the
work
except
the
plowing."
And
wherever
you
turn
in
or
near
this
capital,
where
really
big
things
are
under
way,
you
find
women
as
the
guiding
hands
and
leading
.spirits
in
this
we
do.
Only
at
a
later
date
do
wg
see
what
the
meaning
of
our
conduct
Is.
It
is
of
Interest
to
note
that
it
was
the
followers
of
;
I
Jesus
who
shouted:
"Hosanah!
:
Blessed
Is
the
King
of
Israel
that
'
cometh
In
the
name
of
the
Lord."
,
1
They
did
what
they
should
have
has
brought
a
new
era
ot
activity
ana
prosperity
tu
Prince
Rupert,
it
also
poses
problems
and
the
most
serious
one
is
that
of
housing.
News
of
further
expansion
at
Watson
Island
makes
the
deficiency
of
housing
here,
already
serious,
the
more
acute.
Even
today
the
company
is
perplexed
with
the
necessity
of
finding
housing
immediately
for
at
least
fifty
families.
And
more
will
be
required.
The
pulp
mill
people
say
that
the
one
big
thing
Prince
Rupert
could
do
would
be
to
find
or
assist
in
finding
ways
and
means
of
augmenting
the
housing
accommodation
here.
A
challenge
seems
to
be
presented
to
the
community.
Somehow
or
other
it
is
going
to
have
to
be
met.
f
'I
l'l'!
1
I
1
;
done
though
they
did
not
know
l
i
jJL
Z9
J
Y0UR
NEW
,
at
ST.
rF.TF.R'S
ANUMCAN
beat
Cove
Sunday
School
110
a
m.
Evening
Prayer
't
'Mi
p.m.
(Blue
till
KKCil'I.AK,
BAPTIST
629
Cth
Ave.
E.
Blue
803
Pastor:
Ki-v.
Leonard
A.
ThurH
'
'
,
(literal
Mother-land.
oOo
;
I
HAVE
MET
SEVERAL
re-'
I
markable
women,
all
doing
real-I
ly
amazing
constructive
jobs.
'
One
Is
Miss
Mridula
Sarabhal,
!
I
who
is
the
driving
force
behind
I
i
the
two-nation
agreement
to
why.
We,
who
are
the
followers
of
Jesus
today
should
have
the
same
desire
to
honor
Him
by
our
conduct.
It
is
true
that
we
may
npt
be
aware
cf
just
what
we
do
or
We
extend
a
cordial
invitation
to
visitors
to
worship
with
us.
231
Fourth
Ave.
East
'
restore
the
abducted
women
to
wants
them,
the
Organization
the
results
of
our
deeds
but
time
tnkpo
the
r-htlrlren
'
u;il!
reveal
lust,
what
thev
mean.
their
proper
homes
and
families
Sarabhai
laughed
when
I
said:
There
are
many
today
who
praise
Minister,
nev.
a.
wrignt.
u.u.
ir
thpv
t
h
p
m
s
e
1
v
e
s
ireeiy
J
I
4.lirl
.
I
If
In
V.n
nunr
.1
.
..
.
.nmn.
Oreanists:
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith
rpL
,-...,
Ins.
fn
onnvorcimi
nf
tVlf
1
Choose
tO
BO
time,
the
original
husband
has
body
who
was
a
Christian
did
ff.
me
new
.uw
w
(
To
undl,rstand
the
magnitude
former
United
States
Armv
administration
building
'
of
tins
job,
and
ako
the
com-
fashion
John
Currie.
Sunday.
March
18,
1951
Morning
Worship
II
o'cIock.
Bunday
School
12:15
Evening
Bervice
7
30
marrieu
a
new
wne
ana
preiers
a
k;nfi
deej
Qui
voices
her?"
These
things
can
b
may
praise
Him
by
simply
telling
worked
out,
she
said.
someone
else
Just,
what
Jesus
has
000
done
for
us.
Our
lives
sneak
I
FOLLOWED
THROUGH
the
loudl
so
Draise
Hlm
by
dolng
to
51
apartments
is
a
definite
and
very
creditable
aSSS
step
in
that
direction.
That
is
the
kind
of
enterprise
,was
split
into
two
nations,
one
f
ootwe
of
the
greatest
upheavals
in
all
"Remember
the
Sabbath
Day
human
history
took
place.
Ap-
whole
process,
from
the
ornce
the
whicn
may
be
called
to
Keep
it
Holy.
that
is
needed.
But
even
that,
welcome
and
helpful
as
it
is,
is
not
sufficient.
proximately
a.s
many
people
as
01
mgn-puwci
practicai
Christianity.
Deeds
ot
the
total
population
of
Canada
to
the
actual
camps
where
,ove
are
truly
great
worit,
thnt
(
were
uprooted
and
forced
ty
"girls"
recovered
only
a
few
g0rify
jesus
Christ.
In
befrlend-
flee
acrass
the
new
border,
one
hours
were
awaiting
transport
lnf,
someonP
or
f,ving
practical
way
or
the
other.
j
to
the
larger
depots.
ajd
where
n
js
needed,
we
par-
ln
the
chaos
and
horrible
,
I
saw
and
spoke
with
women
tlopatfi
ln
the
wonderful
prlvl-hiiui,,i
rumiiioe
were
seriur-.
(all.
by
the
way.
working
on
,at
te
rhrief
Age
of
Big
Development
from
someone
Who
wished
to
open
a
ated.'-I
he'
whole
fabric
of
civil-j
charkas
or
little
spinning
"
HU
ABETTER
store
at
Kitimat
caused
an
Aluminum
Com-
1
"
"
-
i
,
-r
l
Ill
UHUIJIO
UH!:U
lIttlcn
vii.iv,
r,an,i
ovoiit!ia
to
Kinilp
the
fit.hpr
dav.
There
was
force
and
one
wav
or
another
growm
on
nis
neaa.
1
reau
wa
--
'
-
.
h,llF.
that
up
Ull
the
end
of
",e
leuuI's
uu""
"
",":
'
,1
.
J
i
.......
u
,l;t,l,lu
compelled
to
live
with
men
not
figures
also
a
query
a.sKing
now
soon
it
nugm
ue
uuvi.wv.
thf
i-
lawful
husbunds
last
year
6947
abducted
women
'
"
?m
"
v.j
'L..
...
,,
I.
vou
that,
if
these
should
hold
null
'
HUH
uteri
icai-ucu
wcvwTcicu
w
,
.
AS
SOON
AS
ORDER
was
re-
the
official
term,
from
kistan
Pg"
8
?U
,
th
stored,
the
governments
on
both
to
India,
and
no
less
than
IV
7'?,
jJwh
h
sides
of
the'
line
did
what
they
780
had
gone
home
in
the
other
could
do
remedy
the
situation,
direction
,
Mwr
fa
ln
But
with
eacn
passing
morn.!.
nrnlslnir
Htm
Hp
will
find
a
woman
I
so
.ong
as
vnere
-
-
-
-
and
year
it
became
harder
and
.
qui
OS"
11
harder
to
do
anything
IK
11,.
-
o
ul,
,k.t
t.uM
havo
hoon
One
woman,
however,
was
de
termined
not
to
quit
not
to
let
part
of
an
injury
to
a
single
lei-
"&
-
low
human.
vours-
-
j
'
Palm
Sunday
is
a
timo
for
again
shouting
praises
to
the
to
travel
north
to
look
over
the
situation.
That
there
was
amusement
need
occasion
no
surprise.
For
one
thing-,
a
letter
like
that
may
have
been
most
unusual,
if
not
rare.
There
was
something
so
literal
about
it.
To
know
of
an
undertaking,
even
slightly,
but
on
so
vast
a
scale,
is
to
think
of
it
on
a
basis
far
indeed
from
figuring
on
store
building
in
what
is
still
a
wilderness.
So
it
was
natural
the
contrast
would
not
pass
unnoticed.
But
this
is
a
day
of
far-reaching
plans
to
be
pushed
to
completion.
This
is
an
era
that
sees
accomplishment
performed
in
the
minimum
of
time.
And
that
is
what
will
occur
in
the
north,
once
the
"green
light"
flashes.
new
Lord
Jesus
Christ.
We
can
do
Canadians
are
buying
cars
and
trucks
at
the
rate
of
this
effectively
ln
our
worship
$9011,000,000
worth
a
year.
service.
We
can
Join
with
others
p'rV
y
;
'
....
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ii:
1!
,
r.
1
1
things
stay
a.s
they
were.
Although
she
had
been
the
gen-
eral
secretary
of
the
Congress
Party,
she
dropped
out
of
politics
in
Imlia
in
order
to
make
it
easier
for
her
to
work
with
the
governments
of
both
Pakistan
and
India.
I
oOo
I
I
WENT
TO
SEE
Mridula
Sarabhal
the
other
morning.
It
I
was
chillv
and
she
stood
with
'her
back
to
a
coal
fire
in
the
NOW
AS
m
BEFORE
0U
CM
railllllS
FUME
T-)OR
in
Vancouver,
in
the
tuxi
needing
tlioir
niotlifftoM
Douks
on
Island;
grate.
She
is
shortish,
has
black
hair
turning
grey,
and
wears
it
bobbed.
She
wore
slacks,
but
with
;
the
knee-length
tunic,
split
at
both
sides,
which
makes
the
so-1
called
"Punjabi
pyjama"
combi
JJ
thene
twins
were
found
to
he
"lib
liahies."
1
lie
Bent
out
an
emergency
cull
to
tin;
Red
Cross
Blood
T
Service
in
that
city.
Soon,
Loth
babies
had
responded
to
Mood
treatment;
llicir
complexions
assumed
a
heallli?
f"
their
lusty
wails
for
food
made
thrilling
music
to
anxww'
YOU
not
helped,
lliese
baLies
might
not
have
lived
IF
UNRULY
Doukhobors
are
to
be
resettled
any-I
where
it
will
not
be
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
off
Canada's
west
coast,
says
the
Windsor
(Ont.)
Star.
Canadian
.military
authorities
are
nation
quite
attractive.
But
for
her
lovely
soft
brown
eves,
vou
would
take
her
for
a
understood
to
oppose
any
such
plan
and
their
ob-
j
utile
Indian
Napoleon,
oOo
Your
Red
Cross
donation
helps
to
maintain
WHILE
I
WAS
IN
Miss
Sarab-hai's
office
"she
was
visited
by
officials
from
Pakistan.
We
later
jection
is
not
difficult
to
understand.
It
would
be
tn
invitation
to
enemy
infiltration
or
invasion
to
turn
the
islands
over
to
that
pacifist
sect.
By
means
of
the
Junior
Adjustable
Assurance
plan
you
can
now
make
systematic
payments
on
your
son't
behalf
which
will
be
of
great
value
to
him
when
he
reaches
manhood.
Investigate
this
remarkable
new
Sua
Life
plan
under
which
the
assurance
increases
at
21,
with
no
increase
in
from
$1,000
to
$5,000
age
premium.
Many
other
valuable
provisions
contained
to
children
from
one
week
in
this
policy.
Applicable
to
fifteen
years.
discussed
certain
difficulties
which
struck
my
Western
mind:
What
happens
if
the
abducted
mi
woman
prefers
to
stay
with
her
new
"husband"
rather
than
return
to
the
old?
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of
trouble;
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will
deliver
thee,
and
thou
halt
glorify
Me."
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50:15.
Answer:
Once
she
is
able
to
make
such
a
choice,
completely
It
is
a
rapidly
expanding
service
that
saves
countless
lives
in
emergency
every
year.
It
may
some
day
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your
own
life,
or
the
life
of
someone
you
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