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flavour
and
uniform
quality.
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has
been
onuof
ltritili
Columbia's
most
popular
beers
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nearly
a
quarter
century.
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advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
lYintrol
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
Trainbg
School
or
Prince
Rupert
Young
People
A
very
enthusiastic
meeting
was
held
on
Tuesday
evening
at
the
Presbyterian
Church
when
representatives
ot
the
various
youth
-
organizations
of
the
Anglican
Presbyterian,
Baptist
and
United
Churches
arid
Boy
Scouts
met
to
make
arrangements
for
the
Lead-
;
er.hlrj
Trunin?
Institute
to
be
held
in,
this
city
from
April
28
to
May
5.
'
The
chairman,
Ken
Harding,
explained
briefly
the
purnose
of
the
training
school.
He
stated
that
at
last
the
people
who
are
leaders
01
.
who
aspire
to
leadership
in
Chrls-tion
youth
work
will
have
an
opportunity
for
valuable
training
un
der
Bert
Fiddes
who
is
being
sent
by
the
Religious
Education
Council
for
B.
C.
to
conduct
the
cburs
This
will
fill
a
long
felt
need.
Mr.
Fiddes
Is
highly
experienced
In
youns
people's
work
and
will
bring
with
him
many
new
Ideas
and
methods
to
Prince
tRupert.
Following
this
Introductory
talk
Mr.
Harding
was
elected
chairman
of
the
Training
Institute
with
T.
Johnstone
as
Registrar.
A
discussion
ensued
as
to
the
most
suitable
place
for
holding
thesessloru.
Rev.
E.
E.
Brandt
generously
offered
the
use
of
the
Baptist
Church
hall
which
was
gratefu'Iy
accepted.
It
was
decided
that
th?
course
will
be
conducted
each
week-night
during
Mr.
Fiddes'
vis-It
and
wiM
be
dpen
to
leaders
or
aspiring
leaders
from
the
age
of
15
up.
It
was
decided
to
hold
as
one
of
the
chief
features
of
the
Institute
a
Boys
Rally
open
to
all
boys
belonging
to
Sunday
Schools,
church
organizations
or
Scouts,
be
tween
the
ages
of
10
and
18,
and;
also
a
Youn"
People's
Rally.
j
Arrangements
for
the
Boys'
Ra'.-j
ly
were
pladed
In
the
hands
of
ai
committee
with
Rev.
R.
C
H.
!
Durnford
representing
the
Angll-'
can
Church
as
chairman,
assisted!
by
Malcolm
Wilding,
representing
I
the
United
Church;
Harold
Ivar-,
son.
the
Presbyterian
Chirrch:
j
Tom
Johnstone,
the
Baptist
j
Church,
and
E
R
M.
Yerburgh.
the
Bov
Scouts.
(
The
YounK
People's
Rally
Is
ty
j
be
In
chartre
of
n
committee
eohJjw)
j
slating
of
Jack
Hopkins,
represent:
fng
the
Anglican
Young
Peoples
Association,
and
Ned
Tobey,
rep-t
resenting
the
youth
groups
of
thpj
United
Church.
f
The
whole
proceedings
were
marked
with
.?reat
enthusiasm
and
ft
was
felt
that,
as
a
result
of
the
training
school,
great
benefit
would
accrue
to
the
young
people
of
this
city.
THE
WORLD
AT
YOUR
FIRESIDE
Comfortably
ensconced
in
your-own
special
chair
beside
your
own
fireside
-with
your
newspaper
open
what
a
feeling
nt
jiecurity
and
relaxation
I
Here,
amidst
familiar
surroundings,
you
can
follow
the
swiftly'
moving
pageant
of
the
twentieth
-
;
century.
All
the
drama,
the
pathos,
and
the
kaleidoscopic
events
of
today
are
brought
to
you
in
vivid
word
pictures
seen
through
the
eyes
of
trained
newspaper
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in
every
part
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source
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authen-
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and
will
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through
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many
and
varied
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a
world
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information
and
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for
THE
every
member
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1
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