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Saturday,
June
26,
1943
Invasion
of
Europe...
There
has
been
so
much
propaganda
and
talk
ifrorn
pur
side
about
the
impending
invasion
of
fm,,
JjUIUpc
llliJl
C
ttlll
lulling
this
line
is
not
the
real
intention
and
that
it
will
not
V
A
come
d
t
an
early
date.
True
it
is
a
war
of
nerves
but
'
X
even'
in
a
war
of
nerves
threats
can
be
carried
to
a
:
:
4i
4.
i
point
where
they
must
be
tiee
and
face
is
to
be
lost.
rtW'nhw
?n
vrrnrrl
tn
th
Europe.
One
of
these
days
very
soon,
we
again
venture
to
suggest,
we
will
be
hearing
the
stirring
news
of
this
great
phase
of
the
war
being
on.
Then
we
will
be
having
the
second
front.
It
may
be
a
costly
business
but
ve
may
have
confidence
that
the
outcome
will
be
favorable
to
our
side.
Federal
Political
Situation
.
.
.
In
these
days
of
unrest,
diversive
movements,
and
changing
conditions,
the
major
political
parties
in
Canada
must
offer
vigorous
policies
to
keep
pace
witrr
the
times
and
to
reflect
all
p'hases
of
public
opinion.
In
other
words,
no
longer
can
the
major
political
parties
travel
ahead
on
familiar
roads
even
if
it
may
seem
to
"old
school
politicians"
that
the
riey
elements
are
trying
wild-cat
theories
or
to
use,
as
it
has
been
said,
"deceptive
short-cuts
to
paradise,
across
flowery
meads
that
may
turn
out
to
be
bottomless
morasses"
instead
of
so-called
stable,
steady
and
;
strong
alternative
monopoly
of
governmental
power
by
these
major
political
parties.
In
tests
of
public
opinion
since
the
last
general
election
of
1940
both
major
iurui
centre
oy-eieciion
in
ueeemDer,
lviz,
tneir
official
candidate
was
not
only
badly
defeated
by
a
34-year-old
opponent
but
he
lost
his
deposit-
though
three
federal
ministers,
Howe,
Crerar
and
Macdon-ald,;
supported
him
in
the
campaign-.
The
Conservative
have
not
forgotten
that
an
almost
unknown
candidate
was
able
to
administer
a
crushing
defeat
in
Toronto
South
York
by-election
to
a
former
Prime
Minister,
Rt
Hon.
Arthur
Meighen.
Four
forthcoming
by-elections
will
be
extremely
serious
tests
of
public
opinion
which
may
influence
the
King
government's
decision
for
or
against
a
general;
election,
even
if
there
is
now
an
outward
pre-
&
tense
that
there
is
no
immediate
prospect
of
it.
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at
Elio's.
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to
serve
you
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say:
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change
in
War
Savings
Stamps."
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Store
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Avenue
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the
Dally
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MIS
CHURCH
First
United
Church
636
Sixth
Avenue
West
Rev.
J.
A.
Donnell,
MX
Minister
Miss
Edna
McLellan,
Deaconess.
J.
S.
Wilson,
Sr.
Choir
Leader.
H.
C.
Higgins,
Jr
Choir
Leader
Miss
Swanna
Olafson,
A.T.C.M,
Organist.
Church
School
at
10
ajn.
Public
Worship
at
11
ajn.
and
7:30
pjn.
Evening
Soloist:
Sgt.
Glen
Scar-vie.
Young
people
meet
in
the
Manse
at
the
close
of
evening
service.
Come
and
Worship.
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church
5th
and
McRride
Rev.
Magnus
II.
Anderson,
Pastor
11:00
a.m.
Family
Worship.
No
Sunday
School
at
the
regular
hour,
but
the
children
will
worship
together
with
the
congregation.
Music
by
Junior
Choir,
Harold
C.
Normann
conducting.
(a)
"Twenty-third
psalm."
Monday
Beginning
two
week
vacation
Bible
School.
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral
Dean,
Very
Rev.
J.
B.
Gibson
Organist
andChoIrcaster,
P.
Lien
!
SJS.
Supt,
F.
J.
Skinner
10:00
ajn.
Sunday
School.
11:00
a.m.
Morning
Prayer
and
Sermon.
7:30
pjri.
Evening
Prayer
and
Sermon.
WHY
DID
JESUS
CHRIST
DIE
ON
CALVARY'S
CROSS?
to
taki:
Tin:
ihmmiment
for
voir
m
now
can
vor
m:
saved?
1.
REPENT
Luke
13.3.
2.
BELIEVE
1
Corinthians
15.3
and
4.
(a)
That
Jesus
Christ
died
on
Calvary
.to
take
the
punishment
for
your
sin.
(b)
That
He
rose
from
the
dead.
3.
SIMPLY
iy
"THANK
YOU",
to
the
uora
for
shedding
HU
precious
BLOOD
on
CUvary
(to
take
tlte
pun&hxnent
tcr
your
sin.
Matthew
26.28;
1
John
1:7-10.
Confess
Ovist
Before
Men.
Ma.t
10:32
and
33.
Romans
10:9
and
10.
Terrace
The
commissioners
of
tMs
vil
lage
held
a
meeting
on
Wednes
day
evening
to
meet
Dr.
R.
P.
Knipe,
medical
health
officer
of
the
Prince
Rupert
and
District
Medical
Health
'Jrilt.
Dr.
Knipe
gave
a
full
explanation
of
the
unit;
how
It
Is
being
organized
and
its
purposes,
which
are
designed
to
safeguard
the
public
health.
Especial
emphasis
Is
being
placed
upon
the
children
attending
local
schools
and
upon
the
subject
of
communicable
diseases.
Terrace
village
will
assist
in
the
appointment
of
a
member
of
the
Health
Board,
who
will
represent
both
the
village
arid
the
school
district.
The
Canadian
Legion
will
hold
regular
monthly
meetings
on
the
last
Wednesday
In
each
month
In
their
new
hall
on
Lakelso
Avenue.
ine
lennis
ciud
advertised
a
meeting
for
Monday
last
In
order
to
do
something
about
the
tennis
court
which
is
seriously
In
need
or
repairs.
However,
only
two
people
arrived
at
the
meeting
so
nothing
can
be
done
In
the
mat
ter
at
the
present.
Married
Here
Last
Evening
At
a
quiet
wedding
which
was
solemnized
at
8
p.m.
Friday
eve
ning
at
the
United
Church
Manse,
Anna
Margaret,
only
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
S
Traqualr,
was
united
In
marriage
to
James
N.
McKeown
by
Rev.
J,
A.
Donnell.
The
bridesmaid
was
attended
by
Miss
D.
Porter
while
D.
Thorn
son
supported
the
groom.
After
the
ceremony
the
couple
returned
to
the
home
of
the
bride
where
a
party
of
friends
showered
them
with
confetti
and
good
wishes.
The
couple
will
reside
In
Prince
Rupert.
NOTICES
First
Baptist
Church
Fifth
and
Young
Rev.
C.
A.
Wright,
Minister.
Morning
Worship
11:00
ajn.
"The
Vision
of
Great
Things."
Sunday
School,
12:15.
Evening
Worship
7:30
pJn.
"The
Wage
of
Sin."
Social
Fellowship
Hour
following
the
evening
service.
Welcome!
Text:
"Draw
nigh
to
God
and"
He
wlU
draw
nigh
to
you."
The
"Friendly
Church"
where
strangers
and
Visitors
are
especially
welcome.
You'll
feel
at
home
here.
,
First
Presbyterian
Church
Rev.
A.
F.
.MaeSween,
B.A.,
Minister
Mrs
E.
J.
Smith,
Choir
Leader.
SUNDAY,
JUNE
27
11:00
ajn.
Morning
Worship.
Anthem:
Junior
Choir.
12U5
pjn.
Church
School.
7:30
p.m.
Evening
Worship.
Anthem:
"Come
Unto
Me,"
Senior
Choir
The
L.O.B.A.
will
worship
with
1
the
congregation.
The
Minister
will
preach
at
both
services.
Strangers
and
Men
in
the
Services
are
cordially
welcome.
Malcolm
Campbell,
49-year-old
ship's
carpenter,
of
Campbel
town,
Argyllshire,
can
tell
children
that
he
slept
in
the
room
in
which
Napoleon
died.
It
hap
pened
at
St.
Helena
when
he
spent
four
months
after
being
torpedoed.
HOW
ro
YOI
KNOW
YOl
ARE
,savi:i?
JOHN
1:12.
"But
as
many
as
received
Him
to
them
gave
He
power
to
become
tt
sons
of
God,
even
to
them
ttwt
believe
on
His
name."
YOOR
PART
'Whomever
BELIEV-ETH
IN
Him."
OOD-3
WORD
"SHALL
NOT
PERISH
but
bas'e
everlasting
life."
John
3:16.
NOTE:
There
Is
oitfy
one
wy
Into
'heaven
tbroutfi
Uie
nbd
bleed
of
Jems
Cbruat
ititt.
26:28.
There
Is
no
other
WAY
John
14:6.
Inserted
by
a
tertvr
of
the
Oopel.
Five
Little
Girls
Raise
Money
For
Red
Cross
Fund
Raise
Money
for
Red
Cross
Fund
Five
little
girls
Eileen
Weir.
Yvonne
Robinson,
Ruth
Payne:
Marjorie
Way
and
Margaret
Jo-hansen
turned
over
the
sum
of
4.25,
proceeds
from
the
Junior
Red
Cross
concert
held
last
Sat
urday
at
the
home
of
Marjorie
Way.
301
7th
Avenue
West.
This
Included
proceeds
irom
the
sale
of
little
wool
doll
novelties
which
the
girls
had
made.
Phones
8
and
118
ACTIVITIES
OF
Y.M.C.A.
AND
Y.W.C.A.
By
DOROTHY
GARBUTT
The
Hostess
"I
hare
a
new
map
for
the
Hut.
this
time
it's
a
world
map.
Mr.
Scadden
has
mounted
It
and
varnished
the
surface
In
the
tame
manner
as
he
fixed
up
the
map
of
Canada
and
the
map
of
the
United
States.
The
boys
and
girls
get
a
great
deal
of
pleasure
out
of
-theje
maps
and
there
are
nearly
always
one
or
two
in
front
of
them
comparing
notes
as
to
where
their
respective
homes
are.
Mr.
Scadden
said
he
had
quite
a
Job
getting
enough
hree-ply
to
mount
It.
Every
day
something
else
seems
to
be
gone
off
the
market
and
yet
we
get
ninnir
Inst
the
same.
It's
not
that
hard
times
are
comrng
but
that
easy
times
are
going.
And
tonight
It's
a
thank
you
to
Mrs.
Johnson
for
a
table
lamp
she
gave
us.
And
a
box
full
of
playing
cards,
and
did
we
need
them!
I
think
the
boys
must
eat
them
they
disappear
at
such
a
rate.
The
dances
are
over
for
June
and
I'd
like
to
thank
the
Women
of
the
Moose
who
took
over
the
duties
of
chaperones
for
the
month.
It
was
a
very
heavy
month,
contrary
to
expectations,
and
they
served
us
very
faithfully.
July
Is
taken
over
by
the
Queen
Mary
Chapter
of
the
Imperial
Order,
Daughters
of
the
Empire.
Bob
Gibson
Is
back
with
U
again.
He
looks
brown
and
the
better
for
his
trip
east.
Now
with
Breen
home
In
a
week
we'IT
have
the
whole
family
togethei
once
again.
Well
It
seems
as
how
the
C.W
AC.'s
are
settling
down
nicely
and
my
spies
tell
me
they
al'
seem
to
have
their
own
particular
boy
friends.
Contrary
to
popular
opinion
tHey
aren't
all
Navy,
the
Army
seems
to
have
done
right
well
for
Itself.
Summer
Is
here,
calendar
or
no
calendar.
The
Navy
boys
are
wearing
their
white
dickeys.
Greek
Relief
Concert
To
Be
Held
Sunday
Instead
of
the
usual
enter
tainment
for
the
armed
forces,
i
concert
will
be
held
for
the
general
public
In
the
Capitol
Theatre
tomorrow
night
In
sup
port
of
the
Greek
Relief
Fund.
The
concert
has
been
arranged
by
a
committee
consisting
ofi
Rev.
A.
F.
MaeSween,
D.
G.
Bor
land
and
Sergeant
Cleaver
Wil
son
and
the
program
will
include
some
of
the
best
to
be
ob
tained
both
from
the
armed
services
and
civlHan
talent.
j
GOLDIE
HAS
-
:
2J.
THERE
IS
NO
OTHER
TOBACCO
JUST
LIK?OLD
Miss
Myra
Watson
Shower
Honoree
Delightful
Affair
Held
at
Home
Uf
Miss
tats
Comer
In
honor
of
a
bride-elect,
Miss
Myra
Watson,
a
dellghlfdl
miscellaneous
shower
was
given
by"
Miss
Lois
Corner
at
the
home
of
hot
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jas.
it
lomer.
Immediately
upon
entering;
'.he
honoree
was
presented
with
corsage
of
tea
roses.
Mrs
Thomas
Kelsey
entertained
with
piano
selections.
Later
In
thi
.renlng
a'
prettily
decorated
pink
nd.white
wagon
was
drawn
into
he
room
by
little
Miss
Beverly
'orner
and
the
gifts
presented
to
he
bride-to-be.
The
serving
of
dainty
refresh
ents
brought
a
happy
evening
to
a
close.
GOOD
NEIGHBORS
IX
AFRICA
British
troops
on
the
North
African
spring-board
waltln
to
invade
southern
Europe
are
on
friendly
terms
with
the
natives
of
the
district
Here
a
British
field
security
officer
In
Tunisia
whose
outfit
supplies
a
daily
news
service
to
the
people
shakes
hand3
with
the
corporal
of
the
village,
head
man
In
the
absence
of
the
Sheikh.
RETURNED!
Mr.
Hugo
Kraupner
has
severed
his
connection
with
us.
Our
Dry
Cleaning
Department
is
now
under
the
management
of
Mr.
W.
E.
Goldfinch.
This
assures
our
patrons
of
excellent
and
efficient
service.
Pioneer-Canadian
Laundries
112
"Our
regiment
has
smoking
Old
Cnum
tho
Boot-and-Saddle
OLD
CHUM
The
tobacco
of
Quality
Briefs
From
Britain
Major
Sir
Jocelyn
Lucas,
Conservative
membef
of
Parliament
for
Portsmouth,
has
resigned
at
a
part
time
fireman
in
the
National
Fire
Service.
He
went
through
all
the
London
raids
as
an
ordinary
fire-fighter
and
was
twice
wounded.
frigates,
the
Royal
Navy's
latest
vfarshlps,
carry
125
ttf
140
men,
compared
with
78
to
85
in
a
corvette.
Many
of
the
new
ships
are
being
bunt
In
Canada.
Split
second
decisions
oy
"Jim
Crows,"
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