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Saturday
Sermon
Sl'NDAY
Morning
v
A)
pf
Sis
infc"
m
hausted
as
she
Is,
would
even'
survive
such
a
third
conflict
'
I
SEE
nothing
coming
out
of
San
Francisco
except
more
imperialism,
more
power
politics,
more
war.
I
see
tt
as
the
roiiu
toward
ruin.
But
I
set
the
greatest
hope
of
this
century
in
the
meetiim
called
for
London,
September
24.
Sixly-four
British
MP's
of
all
three
political
parties
have
invited
MP's
and
Congressmen
from
14
different
countries
to
meet
to
discuss
ways
and
means
of
setting
up
"a
world
govern-men
backed
by
a
parliament
with
authority
to
make
law3
ana
power
to
enforce
them
.
.
.
and
to
consider
how
the
resources
o;
the
world
can
be
utilized
tJ
meet
the
needs
of
.
.
.
India.
!
to
bottom.
This
Indicated
that
the
Mosaic
Dispensation
was
now
virtually
abolished,
the
types
of
the
L
t
v
1
1
1
c
a
1
Priesthood
accomplished
the
way
into
the
Holiest
laid
open,
and
the
I
distinction
between
Ji?w
and
i
Gentile
terminated,
through
that
offering
that
had
Just
been
;
made
by
Jesus
Christ,
God's
Son.
'
In
iHeb.
9:7i
wj
,
read,
"For
1y
Carrier,
Per
Week,
20c;
Per
Month,
75c-
Per
Year,
Sunday
Srhuol
Evening
c5ii5
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rJLieA
Jfurpo5e
RKV.
II
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O.
OLSON
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church
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cy
Man,
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iv.oiun,
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Iondon
A
Convention
Ends
WMNEST
Prayer
Mivting
,
Pastor
C.
w,
s'.,
Plume
Black
j,
"0
taste
and
s.f
Uie
Lord
is
(t,
IN
1038
when
Mr.
Cham-
j
berlain
came
home
from
Munich
waving
a
piece
of
j
paper
and
telling
wildly!
cheering
London
crowds
that
it
meant
"peace
with
'
honor,
rjeace
for
our
time,"
1
j
T
WAS
a
healthy
review
of
the
problems
facing
this
rapidly
expanding
part
of
Canada
that
was
Text-Hebrews
4:
14-18.
"Seeing
then
that
we
have
a
great
high
priest
Uiat
Is
pass.d
into
the
heavens.
Jesus
the
Son
of
God,
let
us
hold
fast
our
piofession.
For
we
have
not
an
high
p.iest
which
cannot
be
touched
with
the
feeling
of
our
infirmities;
but
was
in
all
points
tempted
like
as
wt
arc,
y-t
without
sin.
Let
us
therefore
come
boldly
unto
the
throne
of
grace,
and
find
grace
to
help
in
time
of
need."
In
our
text
we
see
Jesus
pictured,
not
as
a
leadf
r
but
as
High
Priest,
"who
passed
through
the
heav-
Christ
is
not
entered
into
the
Holy
Place
made
with
hands
which
are
the
figures
of
the
true:
but
into
heaven
Itself,
now
to
appear
in
the
presence
of
God
for
us".
He
Is
Interceding
for
the
entire
world
that
they
may
come
Into
the
light
of
His
glorious
salvation.
He
Is
seeking
to
call
men
out
darkness
Into
the
light
of
His
truth,
that
they
may
know
Him
as
a
personal
FakLftan,
Asia,
Africa."
FIRST
UNITED
Q:
638
fiixtli
Av..nut
V
Prince
Kuptr.,
t
Rev.
Lawreiif,.
A
,
ray..
Reflects
and
Reminisces
Savour
from
s!n.
Today
he
serves
-I
found
myseirvery
much
In
the
minority
among
newspaper
writes
in
Canada.
Almost
unanimously,
from
coast
to
coast,
our
big
papers
lauded
the
Chamberlain
line.
ans,"
into
the
very
presence
of
God.
By
offering:
as
our
High
Priest
at
the
right
j
ll.-.v.onlf
fr,..
the.
enc
nf
ihti
i,.n.U
fV,..!
i
uuu'
"
S"n
name
that
is
above
every
nam
forgiveness
for
our
sins.
In
that
way
He
became
ouri,n8'
at
his
name
?very
knee;
inuuji
uiiw
umi
unique
rfnie3
that
he
Is
the
Christ
to
the
Glory
:
sible,
and
therefore
fellowship
of
G()d
tne
Fatrier
11
0
a.m.
Muinin?
Sermon:
A
CU,.rrj
Spring
Children
81-tmot,-
S(.T(
Anthem:
Cun.
c
JolnTugmg
7:30
p
m.
r.vrninj
U
fccrmon:
Gods
U
Anthem:
Lead
Mt
S.
S.
Wesiey.
COME
AND
W(j
Sunday
S
hi
,ls:
First
United
ail
a;
Conrad
Hall
all
a;
:
high
priest.
He
is
now
our
mediator
through
whom
we
have
fre'
access
to
God
s
throne
of
mercy.
Having
finished
the
atonement
for
our
tins,
Christ
is
now
seated
on
the
right
hand
of
God.
To
every
sin-
Some
folks
inquire
how
Wantage
Road
got
its
name.
Yet
finding
out
is
not
so
easy.
The.
name
tomes
from
England.
It
was
given
by
W.
J.
Alder
during
the
.ars
he
was
Prince
Rupert's
Commissioner.
Wantage
being
his
birthplace
town
in
the
Old
country.
So
that's
that.
wun
uoa
was
not
yei
penect.
In
4:j0,
,Eph.
we
s,,e
tnat
H(1
The
entiie
Mosaic
dispensation
&
t
i
,
m,.reiy
Heaven
but
Is
was
merely
outward
and
tempor-
spiritually
present
everywhere
ar.
It
pointed
forward
to
the!"He
that
descended
ts
the
same
perfect
sacrifice,
Jesus
Christ.
ulHO
tnat
H(iWtKted
up
far
above
As
we
think
of
the
words
ut-!
all
heavens,
that
He
might
fill
ta
4
rrnm
ta
nmuu
"Tt
to
flnlnll
iki,,...'!
tl
I..
.
U
.
i
Now
again
I
find
myself
in
i
the
minority.
For
I
regard
the
1
"peace"
treaty
being
signed
at
i
San
Francisco
as
the
most
ruin-
:
ous,
insane
move
of
all
these
crazy
times.
I
could
give
dozens
of
reasons
for
this
conclusion,
;
but
here
are
a
few.
1
Canada
has
no
guarantee
that
j
our
fishery
rights
will
be
pro-,
tected.
Yet
Uncle
Sam
has
al-!
ready
worked
out
a
full-blown
j
Japanese
re-armament
program
which
was
only
revealed
to
Brit-
ain
and
France
when
their
delegates
arrived
at
San
Francisco!
j
!
n.T
who
comes
asuing
iui
-
vation,
the
atonement
provides
eU",
we
see
Immediately
the
I
can
create
a
new
life
within
us.
full
forgfveness
of
sins
victory
of
the
atonement.
We
and
He
it
Is
that
Is
able
to
fill
In
Heb.
9:7.
we
see
anether
picture
ot
thi
priests
In
the
Old
Testament
acting
as
mediators.
Here
the
author
describes
in
detail
the
tabernacle
in
the
read
In
(Mark
1
5
:
38
1
that
"The
j11
of
the
temple
was
rent
in
twain
from
the
top
to
the
bot-tcm".
At
that
solemn
time,
the
vnll
In
tha
Tatnitln
mtiioti
u.m-
tr..'
believer
with
the
spirit
of
truth
that
he
might
show
forth
the
fruits
of
righteousness.
In
iCoi.
1:2)
we
ace
that
He,
"Jesus",
Is
the
Ideal
object
of
given
at
the
annual
convention
here
this
week
of
the
Associated
Boards
of
Trade
of
Central
British
Columbia.
'
In
the
new
era
of
prosperity
and
activity
that
this
port
and
district
has
been
experiencing
during
the
past
year
it
is
possible
that
we
have
not
had
the
time
or
the
incentive
to
devote
ourselves
to
such
matters
as
we
did
in
the
old,
less
strenuous
and
leaner
days.
Nevertheless,
it
is
important
that
the
association
and
activities
of
the
Chambers
of
Commerce
and
Boards-of
Trade
on
various
levels
should
be
kept
alive
and
active.
They
will
have
an
important
function
to
play
as
we
gear
ourselves
to
the
new
and
larger
way
of
doing
business'both
in
the
public
and
private
fields.
As
was
pointed
out
more
than
once
during
the
convention,
the
new
times
will
bring
new
problems
and
it
is
even
more
important
that
we
should
band
ourselves
together
to
meet
them.
Possibly
the
convention
itself
brought
us
to
a
better
realization
of
the
fact
that
times
have
changed
and
we
must
change
our
ways
to
meet
and
keep
pace
with
them.
We'
have
a
new
strength
in
this
part
of
the
country
today
a
strength
which
we
may
not
fully
realize.
The
deliberations
of
the
past
week
and
the
representations
we
made,
it
may
be
reasonably
expected,
will
have
a
new
effectiveness.
!".
And
the
discussions
of
the
convention
will
have
helped
to
develop
a
new
outlook
on
our
affairs
in
the
light
of
these
quickly
changing
and
expanding
times.
W
ilderness,
tne
visioie
eaiuny
araled
the
most
Holy
Place
from
worship
for
all
of
mankind.
For
sancturay
erected
according
to
tne
ot;-lt.r
part
of
tne
sanctuary
He
Is
able
to
give
life
a
purpose
divine
appointment.
Tills
taber-
wa..
miraculously
rent
from
top
and
to
make
life
meaningful.
AFTER
COFFEE
We
took
a
spin
out
Wantage
way
right
after
breakfast
hour
on
Labor
Day.
Years
and
years
had
passed
since
last
time.
Today
the
road
winds
through
a
lot
of
young
timber.
Practically
all
of
the
territory
has
grown
over.
Cars
can
pass
but,
because
of
trees,
it
can
hardly
be
said
the
highway
is
remarkable
for
width.
At
first,
the
drive
has
a
lonely
ft.-l,
as
well
as
look.
Here
and
there
can
be
had
a
glimpse
ol
a
roof
or
shack
but
nothing
to
Indicate
occupancy.
'
SAN
FRANCISCO
vears
away
the
last
shred
of
camouflage
which
has
concealed
the
emergence
of
the
new
age
of
super-imperialism.
Only
a
moron
could
fail
to
see
that
Communist
Russia
has
ije-come
one
of
the
greatest
imperialisms
of
all
time
ruling
with
a
rod
of
iron
the
countries
she
has
taken
over,
such
as
Poland,
Hungary,
Bulgaria
and
Rumania.
But
only
the
wilfully
blind
or
equally
dumb
could
fail
to
perceive
Uncle
Sam's
form
of
I,
Full
GosoelTobe
'Across
from
An;
Invites
Yuu
to
Come
i
You'll
Always
fmi
i
At
Prince
E.
F.lltec-;bUl
tV
SERVICES:
SIMMY
Morning
Worship
Sunday
School
and
Bible
Class
,
Evangelistic
....
Wed.
Prayer
Thurs.
WM.3
Friday
Boys
and
Gills
Clubs
"Christ
Ambasssa
Green
331
PaMorl
ttrci
(IJuj)lhl
dli
SUNDAY,
Sept.
9
nacle
consisted
oi
iwo
pans
or
rooms:
the
outer
one,
known
as
the
Holy
Rlace
and,
beyond
a
separating
veil,
the
inner
one.
known
as
the
Holy
of
Holies.
In
the
Holy
Place
were
the
golden
candlestick,
the
table
of
shew-bread.
and
the
altar
of
incense.
In
the
latter
was
the
Ark
of
the
Covenant
with
its
mercy
seat
and
cherubim
of
glory.
It
was
the
place
where
the
divine
presence
war
manifested.
The
priests
were
allowed
to
"go
in
continually
In-tr
the
first"
but
Into
the
holy
of
Holies
"the
high
priest
alone,
once
in
the
year",
when
he
made
atonement
tut
his
own
sins
and
for
those
of
the
people.
"But
Into
the
second
went
the
high
priest
alone,
once
in
a
year,
not
without
out
blood,
which
he
offered
for
himself,
and
for
the
errors
of
the
people".
This
arrangement,
by
which
the
most
holy
place
was
made
so
Inaccessible,
is
a
symbolic
expression
of
the
fact
that
fre
access
into
the
inrmediate
presence
of
God
was
not
yet
pos-
WHO
GOES
THERE?
But
there
was
no
lack
of
life
between
1940
and
1945.
The
vitalizing
hand
of
war
touched
thj
green
retreat
and
little
hideaways
with
occasional
smoke
curling
from
the
chimneys.
Now,
the
whole
area
and
everything
on
it
including
the
CWACs
became
part
of
the
war
effort.
Camp''
were
built.
Motors
multi-pi.
-d.
There
were
marching
units.
Anything
or
anyone
that
might
te
suspected
cf
drowsiness
vanished.
A
chance
civilian,
strolling
neo-imperialism.
j
Uncle
Joe
works
from
the
'
bottom
up,
through
fifth
coi-;
umns
and
stooge-run
local;
parties.
Uncle
Sam
works
from
!
the
top
down
up
until
recently
1
with
at
least
the
semblance
of
;
coasent
and
partnership.
But
'
latterly
the
"go
it
alone"
policy
i
has
more
and
more
clearly
I
emerged.
Directly
contrary
to
j
.
the
clearly
expressed
wishes
of
Firsr
Presbyterion
11am.
Morning
Service
"TEMPLES
OF
OOD"
12:15
p
m.
Sunday
School.
Our
School
meets
In
three
departments.
The
Nursery
and
Beginnerf'
Dept.
takes
children
up
to
five
years
of
age.
The
FrUnary
Dept.
takes
care
of
the
children
6-8
years
of
age.
The
Junior
and
Senior
Depts.
have
classes
for
children
irom
9
years
of
age
and
upward.
We
have
also
a
Young
People's
Class,
and
Bible
Class.
If
your
children
are
nnt
as
yet
attending
any
other
Sunday
8chool
we
give
them
a
warm
welcome
to
attend
our
School.
A
special
Invitation
Is
extended
to
all
parents
to
attend
the
Rally
Day
Service,
on
Sunday,
Sept.
30,
at
which
time
Promotions
will
take
place.
7:30
pm.
Ev.'ning
Service
"FORMS
vs
CHARACTER".
.
"By
grace
are
ye
saved
through
faith."
Printing
Problems
a
step
too
far
would
be
halted
by
a
sharp
challenge.
Th.'re
Is
no
telling
what
khid
of
a
futui,'
citai
Wantage
Road
will
experience.
It's
out
of
the
picture
yet
In
Prince
Rupert.
Substanltal
buildings
may
stand
there
yet.
The
highway
Is
about
:
Britain,
Fiance
and
all
other
(European
democracies,
the
Unit-'
ed
States
prepares
military
alliances
with
Franco's
fascist
government
In
Spain,
which
cuts
the
whole
moral
ground
I
from
under
the
North
Atlantic
i
Treaty.
Now
the
United
States
reverses
the
whole
policy
of
dis-;
armament
of
Japan
and
pre-1
pares
to
re-create
her
as
a
great
armed
satellite
power
in
the
Far
3
"
t
1
.s'
is
three-fourths
of
a
mile
and.
as
'
a
place
of
residence,
could
be
opt
n
to
criticism
out
not
to
those
1
Special
Notice
to
Employers
who
feel
content
with
simplicity
and
seclusion.
East.
THE
HUMAN
RACE
is
caught
between
two
jaws
of
two
giant
closing
pincers.
Instead
of
pur
We
extend
a
to
visitors
to
'ir;ih:p
i
i
231
Fourth
Avt
:
MiniSfr:
Hi
V.
E
A
.
Organist:
Mr;.
E
J
John
Cur
SUNDAV
SUT
i
Morning
Worsn.?
-I-i
Sunday
School-
IM
I
Eveninu
Service
-
"Remember
tlis
5
,
to
Keep
it
Holy."
AND
THE
BIBLE
is
still
the
"best
seller"
in
Canada,
as
I
it
is
elsewhere
in
the
Christian
world,
but
the
popular
St.
James
version
cannot
be
printed
in
this
country.
Its
publication
is
the
prerogative
of
the
King
himself
and,
through
him,
British
and
certain
IJnited
States
publishers.
Only
two
issues
were
ever
printed
in
Canada
in
time
of
war
emergency.
The-best-known
dictionaries,
encyclopedia
sets,
the
best
in
bound
books
are
produced
in
the
U.S.
or
Britain.
The
demand
for
French
dictionaries
and
Bibles
in
Canada
is
large,
nut
they
are
printed
in
France.
Reluctant
conclusion
is
that
Canadians,
who
may
read
more
per
capita
than
any
other
people
in
the
world,
are
forced
to
import
much
of
what
they
real,
aside
from
newspapers,
pulps
and
the
very
few
large
circulation
fine
paper
magazines,
X
)
Even
Canadian
authors
hesitate
to
publish
in
Canada
because
the
only
way
they
can
obtain
copyright
protection
in
the
vast
U.S.
market
is
to
publish
in
that
country.
PERHAPS!
Recent
census
taking
did
not
embrace
the
Wantage
zone.
Yet
it
would
be
a
dependable
guess
to
say
about
twenty-five
have
homes
of
a
fort.
How
many
possess
cars
appears
ta
be
uncertain.
But
anyone
dwelling
that
far
away
from
the
post
office
or
a
threatre
should
have
one.
"''
suing
a
policy
of
what
the
Man-
;
i
Chester
Guardian
calls
"disen-
1
gagement"
that
Is
separating
j
i
the
two
giants
by
demilitarizing
;
'Japan
and
Germany
along
the
;
j
same
lines
as
Switzerland
is
'
I
neutralized
we
seem
to
me
to
!
be
hell-bent
down
the
road
to
!
ruin.
.
!
.
Suppose
we
get
that
world
war
!
'
three.
Suppose
the
American-
I
led
bloc
won
total
victory
in
'
that
war
though
I
do
not
know
;
DIRECTOR
Those
Enlisting
in
Armed
Forces
By
The
Veterans
Benefit
Act,
1951,
passed
at
the
last
session
of
Parliament,
the
Government
of
Canada
has
extended
and
made
applicable
the
provisions
of
the
Reinstatement
in
Civil
Employment
-Act,
1
946,
to
all
persons
enlisting
in
the
Regular
Forces
of
Canada
after
July
5,
1
950,
(nineteen
fifty)
and
who
serve
therein
for
a
term
not
exceeding
three
years.
This
provision
extends
also
to
members
of
the
Specibl
Force
who
re-engage
for
service
with
the
Regular
Forces,
the
three-year
coverage
rvlr
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all
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.
Hretor
A
lesident,
said
to
be
skirting
the
eighties,
has
a
vegetable
garden
that
rivals
anything
in
Prince
Rupert.
It
is
on
the
right
hand
side
going
out,
and
the
old
gentleman
who
started
it,
and
maintains
It
with
such
care.
Judgment
and
all
round
ability
has
accomplished
something
greatly
to
his
credit.
Here's
hoping
he
will
find
satisfaction
In
realizing
how
much
pleasure
its
contemplation
gives
others.
of
a
single
military
authority
i
who
believes
that
there
would
!
be
"victors"
in
such
a
war
Just
turvivcrs.
But
suppose
the
U.S.
side
did
win,
outright.
A
certain
by-product
of
such
a
victory
would
be
the
made-in-U.S.A.
re-emergence
of
both
Germany
and
Japan
as
strong,
i-arnied
military
powers.
Germany
would
be
in
a
posi
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Minimi":
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Scripture
Passage
for
JoJay
"One
thing
I
know,
that,
whereas
I
was
blind,
now
I
see."
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John
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APPLIANCE
SALES
&
SERVICE
GAS
AND
ELECTRIC
RANGES
PACIFIC
ELECTRIC
Phone
Blue
992
period
beginning
with
the
date
of
re-engagement.
This
provision
extends
also
to
members
of
the
Reserve
Forces
who
after
July
5,
1
950,
are
called
out
for
service
with
the
Regular
Forces
and
serve
with
the
Regular
Forces
for
a
period
not
exceeding
three
years.
By
an
Order
in
Council
passed
in
1
950
under
the
Canada
Forces
'
Act
the
provisions
of
the
Reinstatement
in
Civil
Employment
Act,
1
946,
were
extended
to
members
of
the
Special
Force
and
members
of
the
Reserve
Forces
who
serve
on
the
strength
of
the
Special
Force.
The
reinstatement
provisions
of
this
Order
in
Council
have
now
been
incorporated
in
the
provisions
of
the
Veterans
Benefit
Act,
1951.
tion
to
do
with
ridiculous
ease
what
she
tried
to
do
in
the
first
two
world
wars.
Japan
would
succeed
where
she
failed
last
time.
Moreover
who
in
his
right
mind
believes
that
Britain,
ex
m
oth
1'it.tiir:
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Automatic
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burners
See
the
best
in
Electrical
Appliances
,
At
Rupert
Radio
and
Electric
sin
Ave.
pa-.tnr:
Be-
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Under
the
Reinstatement
in
Civil
Employment
Act
a
discharged
person
may
claim
reinstatement
either
verbally
or
In
writing,
usually
within
three
months
of
discharge
In
Canada
or
four
months
If
discharged
overseas.
There
It
provision
for
extension
of
this
time
when
through
a
condition
of
health
the
employee
cannot
return
to
his
employment
this
soon,
but
the
employer
must
be
notified
In
three
or
fou
r
months,
at
the
case
may
be,
and
a
Reinstatement
Officer
should
be
consulted.
!
"
Mummy
,
Good
Credit
Is
Like
Money
In
The
Bank
It
means
you
are
a
solid
citizen
and,
as
such,
you
are
entitled
to
every
convenience.
Protect
Your
Credit..
by
paying
charge
accounts
on
the
10th
of
each
month
and
installment
accounts
on
due
dates.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Retail
Credit
Grantors
Association
Kl
lit
l
"
2fl
dth
Am
H
I
REINSTATEMENT
OFFICERS
ARE
LOCATED
IN
LOCAL
OFFICES
OF
THE
NATIONAL
EMPLOYMENT
SERVICE
TRA"
DOS
Films
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DEPARTMENT
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