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THE
FINEST
"AURORA"
yet
may
be
said
of
the
I
annual
publication
of
Booth
Memorial
High
School
which
has
just
made
its
appearance
and
a
copy
of
which
was
delivered
to
the
Daily
News
yesterday.
The
Journalism
Club
of
Bo-Me-Hi
was
responsible
for
the
1947
"Aurora"
and
it
has
turned
out
a
job
which
calls
for
spontaneous
and
hearty
commendation.
Ten-and-a-half
by
nine
inches,
with
thirty-two
pages
exclusive
of
covers,
it
is
the
largest
"Aurora"
to
date
but
its
new
format
is
the
outstandingly
attractive
feature.
Pictures
'have
been
used
in
profusion
and
most
effectively.
Activities
of
school
life
are
delineated
thereby
in
a
most
interesting
manner.
If
the
pictures
are
good,
so
are
the
texts,
producing
a
combination
both
ingenious
and
meritorious.
Arne
Lien,
editor-in-chief,
and
Barbara
Flaten,
business
manager,
and
their
staff
are
due
for
hearty
congratulations
on
the
production
and,
if
any
other
should
be
singled
out
for
special
mention,
it
might
well
be
John
Wilson
who
contributed
a
great
job
of
photography
and,
in
arranging
for
the
presentation,
assisted
in
a
fine
achievement
of
make-up.
Typography
and
mechanical
arrangements
are
also
of
such
excellence
as
to
make
it
appropriate
to
point
out
that
Dibb
Printing
Co.
was
responsible
therefor.
SATURDAY
SERMON
TILL
DEATH
US
DO
PART
By
REV.
BASIL
S.
PROCKTER,
St
Andrew's
Cathedral)
Every
so
often
two
people
approach
a
clergyman
of
one
of
the
more
ancient
branches
of
the
Christian
Church
and
they
want
to
be
married.
They
are
asked
if
either
of
them
has
ever
been
married
before
and,
if
the
answer
is
"Yes,"
the
question
comes
as
to
whether
the
other
partner
to
the
former
marriage
is
still
living
and,
II
the
answer
Is
ft
ill
"Yes."
then
the
parson
is
forced
sorrowfully
to
tell
them
that
he
Is
not
be
to
do
anything
about
It.
Usually.
In
such
imtmtfmAl
i
Via
n(mAtVnM
is
charged
with
a
certain
r"uwl
33
J
assin
oeiore
uoo
s
amoant
of
tension
so
it
is
sel-'aUar
unU1
death
V3
dem
them"
The
stal
granted
a
possible
to
say
what
ought
.
.
divorce
Whfeh
free
the
n-rllM
DIRECTORY
Sernees
to
all
chcrches
at
11
an.
ud
130
pm.
and
SaivUr
School
at
11
IS
Tiryr
as
Oottl
.iVCUCtV
CATHEDRAL
4
til
Ae.
W
at
Dm-.wrnar
St.
Hoiy
Coeravaloa
AJ
am.
Smutty
Scboot
J
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pm.
RKtcr
Bas&
&
Procfcter.
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BIX
Btar
7331
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BAPTIST
ith
A.
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mt
Toon
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PRESBTTERLLN
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Senior
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GOSPEL
TABERNACLE
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Are.
West
Pastor:
Re?.
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(Preen
830)
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ARMY
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Street
CO.:
Adjt.
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L.
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PAUL'S
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Are.
at
McBrtde
St.
Pastor:
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O.
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PETER'S
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Sunday
School.
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Printing,
Enlarging
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B.C.
to
be
said
or
to
have
It
listened
to
as
it
ought
to
be
listened
to.
The
plain
and
simple
fact
Is
that,
since
somebody
said
once
till
death
us
do
part"
they
concerned
but
the
words
which
were
said
at
the
original
marriage
cannot
be
unsaid,
provided
that
at
that
time
the
two
people
were
acUng
in
good
faith
and
Regular
Baptist
Services
I.OJXE.
Hall
5th
Ave.
and
McBride
St.)
We
preach
Christ
.
.
.
CRUCIFIED
ROWNED
OMINO
-Ye
MUST
be
born
AGAIN
J
no
3:7
SUNDAY
JUNE
13
'
12:
li
pjn.
suncay
School.
7:30
pjn.
Gospel
Service.
Subject:
The
New
Birth-Speaker:
G.R.S.
Blackaby
WEDNESDAY
8:00
pm.
Prayer
Meeting.
FRIDAY
7:00
pin.
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Young
Peoples
-
Closing
Night.
(Phone
369
or
Gioen
779)
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WHOLE
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WHOLE
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ai
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STORE
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DAILY
from
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till
9
pJn.
SUNDAYS
Bnd
HOLIDAYS
from
12
Noon
till
3
pin.
7
pjn.tlU
9
pjn.
IMPORTANT
EARL
SOILAND
THEODORE
JACOBSON
Candidate
to
be
Ordained
Info
the
Holy
Mi:;U:r
the
marriage
actuary
touk
place
Now,
I
personally
am
disposed
to
hope
and
prny
that
the
day
may
come
when
the
Church
will
not
tacitly
excommunicate
those
who
divorce
and
marry
ita
for
it
seems
to
me
that
it
is
so
obvious
that
we
are
ill
grievous
sinners
and
there
is
oo
valid
Christian
reason
for
singling
.
out
this
particular
form
of
ir-
;
regularity.
If
we
go
not
come
io
inrist
in
His
Sacrament
a
sinners
In
need
of
His
pardon
'
and
Salvation,
we
most
assuredly
approach
MWnrthily.
Bqk
surejy
It
can"Vver
be
PQs
to
say
uu
ceatti
us
do
part"
;
more
than
once
in
the
nresehee
,cf
God
and
the
congregation
j
unless
somebodr
dies.
It
is
quite
cer.aii
that
there
'are
lots
of
people
jus;
m
nce
a
you
or
I
whose
domestic
Wt
has
gone
on
the
rocks.
Bat
for
kny
of
us
be?
And
whilr
it
may
wen
De
that
tne
Mghest
good
woeM
be
servM
bv
such
Deook-
tarrying
thetr-cress
in
atnsieness
of
heart
to
the
end
of
the
road.
we
have
to
admit
that
none
of
n
are
so
perfect
that
we
are
in
any
position
to
lay
rach
a
thing
upon
another
life
as
a
law.
I!
Ihey
do
it
at
all
it
must
t
iH
free
response
to
ire
Heavenly
vtskm.
Those
Chrhtmn
people
whe
feel
that
In
their
crcutnstaiieee
they
can
do
no
other
than
ask
J
for
a
cHvoree
and
then
marry
somebody
else
muM
know
surely
,
that
they
are
caught
in
the
fool
necessity
o
doing
that
for
which
'
to
the
end
they
must
plead
Divine
forgiveness
but.
if
Ui
aafc.
they
win
receive
jutt
as
the
rest
of
us
do
our
mani-
'
fold
sins.
An
extreme
example
oi
me
same
sort
of
thing
is
the
war
leaders
and
the
atom
bmh
They
felt
they
had
to
do
it
ni
wely
nobody
In
their
.vnses
Ii
could
ever
think
that
it
was
other
than
a
Wdeoos
thing
in
!
the
sight
of
Alrrrthty
God.
So
e
una
ourseft
caught
some-
S
times
in
circumstances
of
pecu-
!
liar
difficulty
and
we
go
out!
on
our
own
and
fcrealc
the
law
I
Which
gives
US
SOn-.ethfiur
Tir.
!
icular
as
well
a?
a
tot
of
things
'
in
general
coneerninc
wfateh
v.
I
must
cry
"God
be
merciful
to
me,
a
sinner."
And
if
you
know
the
rest
of
the
story,
you
will
!
o.iiuw
iiibv
mis
is
ine
road
of
Justification.
We
never
gf
anywhere
hy
pretending
that
the
laws
have
been
abrogated
in
oar
particular
case.
Ws
murt
learn
to
fling
ourselv?
on
the
nvino
Charity
and
Compassion.
And
right
Tiere
I
suetest
in
fhis
connection
that
we
do
not
stop
going
to
church.
More
than
ever
we
will
be
in
need
of
the
support
and
strcngh
which
can
only
be
found
thpre
And
le?
us
honor
the
Church
for
her
lcyalty
to
principle
In
this
world
of
endless
compromise.
Let
us
remember
that
she
stands
Just
as
much
(and
.more
than
IhU
you
cannot
ask)
for
God1
Cam.
'passion
as
for
Hf?
tJaw
SERVICES
at
St.
PAUL'S
ORDINATION
IN
MORNING
AND
INSTALLATION
IN
AFTERNOON
Tw.o
ecclesiastical
events
of
outstanding
interest
will
make
tomorrow
a
day
of
exceptional
importance
in
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church.
One
event
is
the
ord-'
ination
of
Sverre
Theodore
Jacobson
of
Saskatchewan
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Sverre
Jacobson
of
this
city,
into
the
holy
ministry
-of
the
church.
The
other
is
the
induction
of
Rtv.
Earl
Soiland,
.director
of
the
-chSr
and
Mrs.
(vm!n?
here
from
Be'tlinsfham,
:
s
the
new
pastor
ot
the-
church.
To
lead
In
the
special
services,
H1
hop
H.
L.
Fnss
o
Seattle
ar-
ved
in
the
city
yesterday
from
he
south
and
also
here
for
the
a
:
jn
and
to
assls
In
the
'.-
a?sistln?.
pastors
are
Rev
A
.
;id
Anderson
fit
Vnouver
..d
Rev
Raymiir.t1
Hatvorson
of
i;
tihikan
Tiic
crdinatUn
ot
Mr.
Jaeob-'
!be;ng
held
here
instead
.it.
the
Lutheran
seminary
at
r
'.a'oon
because
the
mother
f
i.e
new
pastor,
whose
home
is
.-:
in
such
health
that
it
-
r.
t.
possible
for
her
to
make
n
to
attend.
The
ordlna-se
-vice
will
lake,
place
in
urrutr?.
In
addition
to
the
p
a:d
asititlnf.
clergy,
the
cf
tc
cht'ich
Tlll
take
ar
t
at
par,
in
the
ordlna
ervl.-p
first
of
Its
klnC
b?
he!'
m
a
Lutheran
:h
here.
Oberi
Hougan
is
Pfter
"Lien
Is
orjantst.
In
the
afternoon
the
Installation
of
the
lies'
pastor
will
take
place
with
Bishop
Kos
leading
in
the
rites.
Th's
w;Jl
be
follow
ed
by
a
dinner
to
be
erved
by
the
Utiles'
Aid
ct
the
Church,
Mrs.
Thor
Solhen.
prt
sldjent.
Climax
of
ti.e
fuiT
day's
proceedings
will
come
in
the
eve
ning
with
a
young
pfonle's,
rally
at
which
there
will
be
addresses
ty
Bl'hon
Fuss
nnd
each
of
the
vLltlnt
clerygmen.
Followln?
his
Insutuhilui.,
Mr
Soiland
will
reL'n
to
Saskatchewan
and
will
oe
back
here
In
Aujust
to
avsnme
his
ministry
permaneritly.
Mr.
Jacobson
will
be
remaining
here
lor
a
few
weeks
visiting
with
his
parents
and
will
.preach
t
St.
Paul's,
June
22
and
29
following
the
departure
of
Rev.
A.
O.
Aasen
i
who
is
?o!ng
to
New
York
after
two
years
of
relief
ministry
here
j
ST.
PAUL'S
LUTHERAN
CHURCH
SUNDAY,
JUNE
15,
H
Ordination
Into
the
Holy
Ministry
of
SVERRE
THEODORE
JACORSON
UISHOP
'If.
U
TOSS,
Orainator
Assisting
Pastors:
A.
O.
AASEN
ARNOLD
ANDERSON
RAYMOND
HALVORSON
"EARL
SOILAND
3
PAI.
INSTALLATION
OF
NEW
TASTQR
.
REV.
EARL
SOILAND
5
pjn.
-
Fellowshipblnner
7:30
pm.
-
Young
People's
Rally
A
CORDIAL
INVITATION
IO
"ALL
SERVICES
An
Invitation
toU
Prince
Kupert
Church
People
and
s-t
"3
Persons
Interested
Interdenominational
IVleetinp;
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral
Hall,
'Sunday,
June
15,
'9
p.m.
Featuring:
An
Illustrated
Lecture.
"THE
ATOMIC
BOOK"
(By
Rev..
J.
A.
Raymond
Tingley,
BA.)
British
Columbia
Representative,
British
and
rMrelgn
Bible
Society
Everyone
-Invited
Sealed
tenders
marked
"TENDER
FOR
'GARBAGE
COLLECnON"
will
be
received
by
"the
undersigned
up
to
noon
Monday,
June
23rd.
for
collection
and
disposition
or
City
garbage.
Collections
to
be
-made,
from
residential
aieas
weekly
and
from
business
dHtrtcts
dally,
with
both
collection
and
disposition
(including
maintenance
of
dump)
to
be
subject
to
the
approval
of
the
dty
Engineer.
Duties
to
commence
Julr
2nd,
1SH7.
Present
schedule
may
be
seen
and
any
other
particulars
obtained
on
application
at
the
City
Hall.
Tenders
to
contain
alternate
figures
for
(a)
collecting
from
cans
placed
adjacent
to
slrrets.
(b)
collecting
from
cans
adjacent
to
houses.
Tenderer
to
state
whether
or
not
he
will
'be
using
hit
own
truck
and
If
he
deslies
to
use
City
truck
or
trucks,
to
state
under
what
'terms
and
conditions
he
will
hire
them.
The
lowest
or
any
tender
will
not
necessarily
be
accepted.
'N''
If.
D.
THA1N,
City
Clerk
Sheriffs
Sale
TENDERS
are
Invited
for
the
purchase
of
the
following
goods
separately,
now
at
TELKWA
or
at
the
property
recently
operated
by
TELKOAL
COMPANY
LIMITED
near
Telkwa,
until
noon,
June
35th,
1947.
All
tenders
to
be
sealed
In
envelopes
plainly
marked
"TENDER.''
Terms,
cash
on
acceptance
of
tender.
The
highest,
or
any
tender
not
necessarily
accepted.
1
KELVINATOR
FREEZINO
PLANT
with
l
Hi.
Wagner
motor,
door.
This
has
not
been
used
since
it
was
purchased
by
Telkoal
Company
for
$300.00
1
Large
two
oven
Gurney
hotel
or
camp
range.
1
300
gal.
galv.
hot
water
tank
(used
In
connection
with
the
above,
described
range).
1
Ramp,
at
Telkwa
elation
containing
more
than
6000
ft.
BM.
of
4"
x
12"
x
14'
sawn
Umber,
and
more
than
1000
lineal
feet
of
peeled
Jackpine,
in
lengths
of
12
to
28
ft,
and
about
1
foot
diameter.
Can
be
loaded
on
trucks
or
railway
cars
on
the
spot.
1
Piece.
300
ft
l-
new
wire
'cable.
inquiries
are
Invited
for
the
following
mining
machinery:
2
Rand
Air
Compressors,
;Air
Receivers,
Steam
Hoists,
2
Mine
Fans,
TrayUr
Vibrator.Oal
Sorting
and
Screen-
'
ing
Plant,
Air
Drills,
Jack-Hammers,
.Mine
Cars
and
other
Mining
equipment.
M.
M.
STEPHENS,
Sheriff,
p"jO.
box
en,
prince
rupert,
b.c.
First
United
Church
Rev.
R.
A.
Wilson,
MA.
Minister
Sixth
Ave.
W.
near
Fulton
St.
11:00
a.m.
Morning
Worship
Guest
Speaker
Reverend
J.
A.
Raymond
Tlngley,
1LA.
British
Columbia
Representative
of
the
British
and
Foreign
Bible
Society
12:15r-Sunday
School.
7:30
pm.
P.M.
Evening
Worship.
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TAILOR
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are
taking
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inl
prrwlng
and
team
prenslnr,
while
you
wait
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Catala.
Saturdays,
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Camaran.
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FVldayi.
12:00
Midnight.
STEWART
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ALICE
ARM
Sundays.
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at
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KETCHIKAN
Wednesday
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Times
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SUndard)
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