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1950
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Communion
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Suiday
School
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00
p
m
A
HAPPY
NEW
YEAR
;
i
Rev.
Lawrence
G.
Siober,
.First
United
Church
Taking
the
old
ea't
ndar
of
1950
off
the
wall
and
hanging
up
the
new
1U51
calendar
you
got
from
your
grocer
doesn't
make
it
a
llaunv
New
Year
Yft
em-h
Canon
basil
8,
Prockter.
3A.BD
Rector:
(Blue
713)
f'IKST
IUHTIKT
6th
Avf.
E
tt
Younp
8t
MuvlU-:
Uev
Frm!
Antrohua
(Urveu
81
FIRST
PKRSHVTKRIAN
4th
Avenue
East
Rrv.
K.
A.
Wrinht.
D.D.
and
every
one
of
us
desires
a
Happy
New
Year.
The
J
general
attitude
with
which
many
of
us
enter
a
new
i
year
is:
I
hope
this
year
.will
be
a
.happy
new
ye
tr
I
O
rei
n
932)
Wednesday
First
United
Church
Pastor
.C.
Fowcett
Friday
First
Presbyterian
Church
The
Rev.
Fred
Anttgbus
Joturdoy
Solrotion
Army
Citadel
Canon
Prockter
n,r;.-i;n
1
n
i
1
Uie
sun.
There
is
no
faith
in
us.
'
I
First
Presbyterian
Church
1
1
Our
wor?
to
each
other,
tlien.
,
1
juulit
to
be
"'be
ye
transtocqicd
I
b
the
renewint!
of
your
mind
I
An
Old
Year
And
A
AW
I
F
WE
RECKON
our
blessings
in
material
things,
I
we
can
write
down
3
950
as
one
of
Prince
Rupert's
test
years
and
there
is
ample
justification
for
us
to
look
forward
to
1551
.befog-.equally
as
good.
A
year
ago
in
the?e
columns
we
ventured
to
predict
a
healthy
continuation,
of
industrial
development
and
the
sustained
progress
of
our
timbering,
our
mining,
our
fishing,
our
civic
improvement
and
our
community
building.
In
ail
oX
these
things
w-prosperous
continuity
has
been
substantial
and
satisfactory
in
lf)50
and,
once
again
as
an
old
year
passes
into
a
new,
there
is
assurance,
in
spite
of
i
uncertain
and
disturbing
factors,
that
Prince'Rupcrt
!
FIKST
IMTHI
6th
Ave
Wt-at
10.V.
L.
j.
Sii-b.jr
.
(Green
OI.Hi
n
Li.
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i.
rHi,uAi
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2(
6tli
Ave
West
Pastor:
C.
.Fnwctt
Services
11
a.m.
and
7
30
p
m.
fauriduy
Schtxjl
12
15.
(Urcen
331
1
.
.
us
a
man
thinketh
in
his
heart
v
Is
he
.
.
.
If
any
man
be
in
.
.
Mil
Ivilll
III
till
III
I
m
'
r-
1
1
.Christ
he
Is
a
now
creature."
1
was
lute
rt.sted
u
other
day.
in
-
-for
thc
cqujcof
the
Kingdom
b'S
fel,owshipofp,
of
Christ
y
ur
nr'St
thrn
u
I
read
utut
a
barbers"
I
throughout
thp
u,ki.
.
'
a
storv
Li
in
A
A
li,.hll..iiu
publicity
....,
i
'
rll-
rule
WQrrt
convention.
aRent
-
Offerings
w,!l
be
for
the
Bible
Society
Times
of
oil
meetings,
8:00
p.r
city
ii'1
found
a
ruost
unproin-i.siiiK
human
an
unkmut,
ili
unk-en
don-anu"-outer.
lie
jjavt'
him
SALVATION
AKVIV
Praser
Ftir
CO.:
Capt.
W.
Poulton
Directory
Clas
2
30
p
m.
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.School
S
IX)
p.m.
(Black
2W
t.
rux'M
i.i
iiii;k
AN
Mil
Ave.
at
MuBruie
8t
Pastor:
E.
Sollmid
(Black
610f
a
haircut,
a
shave,
dressed
him
in
a
rihxI
suit
of
clothes
and
2
clean
hiie
siilrt.
.11
Jookcd
like
tile
Babbath.
For
a
chant.-
,.i
n
231
Fourth
Ave.
u.st
Minister:
Rev.
E.
A.
Wriwht.
n
D.
a
real
man.
Tii
iraustonuali
wur
almost
unbelievable.
"!
Ray
Reflects
After
the
convention
the
hoU-1
wU'lt
j
in
.
keeper.
ho
became
inUire:
There
are
quite
a
few
mn
hu.
1
Fr
.rTT"
forty
veuu
mko
laiuim
i
t..
.
a"ul'1"
f
KT.
PfTfK'S
ANfJl.lCAN
Senl
Cove
'unrtay
Soiux.:
:
1
00
a
m
Evenly
Prayar
u0
p
in
(Blue
4271
OivauLts:
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith,
John
Currie.
Sunday.
Dt-comlT
31.
100
Murnln;
.'WiiU!
1,1
luck.
Subject:
"Looking
Backwards
in
him.
said
to
him:
-By
a
U"une
Kupert.
look
a.look
around
"5
,
m
coincidence
you
have
been
mailt
into
the
appearance
of
a
Rentle
Chinese
R,.,l
...ih
,
i
I
k...
......
,e
WT
to
ConclnH.
.v.
.
'
.!
.
,
.
-
Mk
mj
iiitt
'
'wv
r,
uui
wsjtj
are
ruh
1,
t
i..
.
,
Jt
vl
man
Now
I
am
so
w
give
aiccady
sAecuUd
Jg
U.iiiords
,
certain
nu
oiw
Uiouaht
H,u-
'tiun
'l,Hn-
'r.t.
,"T
im"K
a
iu.d
i"1"
j!!iivi,mi'.e
Sailed
m,ir
ir.an
ihn
o
,ouu
ouut
:
u
..,
1"?
of
the
aonh
KLI.ll.VU
BAPTIST
I
629
6th
Ave
E
Blue
803
1
Pastor:
Kcv.
Lmimrd
A.
TliurM
you
the
opportunity
to
become
become
s
I
.
.'
"J
u
W
01
forwtah,
rrttty
louxh.
v,t"U
ay.
,Evun
;
P"rit
pr
ir
i:
-.
...i
.....
.
.
-
wiiiru
uu
'-
I
la?
fact.
Th
nin.
"..I
?-rn
WWtetBc;
mure
etlccuve
Uian
re:,t
nsm'yrul
successful
man.
When
will
you
start
working
for
me?"
"Tomorrow
morning
at
eight."
wa
tho
renly.
Tomorrow
noon
arlve''
and
no
have
.roamed
fS
7"
.'A
tm
-
Lilt's
Unrealized
Ambitions''
SuruUj
5chool
12:15
Evening
Service
7.30.
Subject:
"Ltxjking
Forward
-The
Secret
of
Success"
"Jeinfinbe.r
the
Sabbath
Day
to
Keep
it
Huly."
We
extend
a
cordial
invitation
to
visitors
to
worship
with
us.
Thev
miulu
h:
-
fcwmc
Caiiadiaits
are
Jushinc
worse
1
Allied
permanentw
H.:
J'.le
mw
m
"'En
of
the
man.
The
manager
mhv
.jjrmt.
to
to
mtdkt
uitdict
-that
that
this
this
tUucncu
ear.f
;;gt.eailer.
the
dollar
will
have
a
vulue
of
thirty
found
him
dead
drunk
sleeping
on
a
pile
or
old
pinery
r
;n
an
nl!e
cents.
II
no'
Ieas.
i.ji.
Where
niirir
did
gin
feel
leei-
Disillusioned
the
manager
re-
lr'K-cUtnp
ever
do
a
.fellow
anv
milieu
suyiiiK
10
niriLseil
:
Bar-
i'""1
tnoum
go
steadily
forward.
t
So
we
have
much
to
be
thankful
for
from
1950
much
to
be
confident
of
in
1951.
A
year
ago
today,
of
course,
v.e
were
not
faced
with,
or
at
least
not
realizing,
a
tense
international
situation
which,
in
the
latter
half
of
the
passing
year,
has
projected
itsdf
into
the
affairs
of
us
all
and,
before
1951
is
very
far
advanced,
will
be
very
directly
affecting
each
and
every
one
of
us.
Vicissitudes
and
anxieties
notwithstanding,
it
i
well
that
we
should
face
1951
with
cheer
and
confidence
appreciative
too
that
here
in
Prince
Rupert
we
reside
in
one
of1
God's
favored
spots
in
one
of
the
world's
most
singularly
blessed
lands.
;:
We
should
stand
prepared
to
face
with
courage
and
resolution
the
events
which
may
come
even
though
they
may
mean
trials
and
sacrifices.
In
our
easy
way
of
living,-possibly
we
have
not
yet
accepted
unrealistic
appreciation
of
the
situation
and
have
not
commenced
to
govern
ourselves
.accordingly
Here
in
Prince
Rupert
we
are
well
embarked
on
a
new
era
of
industrial
development.
There
is
no
need
to
worry
about
the
future
from
that
standpoint.
While
the
international
situation,
better
or
wrse
as
it
may
turn
out
to
be,
must
of
necessity
affect
us
in
a
very
direct
way
and
we
may
not
expect
to
go
on
in
the
old
easy
way,
if
there
is
any
point
we
may
make
as
1951
dawns
it
is
that
Prince
Rspert
people
should
essay
in
the
next
twelve
RST
UNITED
CHURCH
bers
can
clean
a
man
up
outside,
ii.nn
...-
,
,
.
,
but
you
can't
make
anything
of
Sermo
n.
The
Star
in
the
sWe
transformed
by
the
,
1
renewing
of
vour
minds."
The
Children's
Story:
-How
Old
is
imv
year
will
be
as
the
old
verj-
Emphasis
is
Kivtn
tire
statement
that
in
the
event
of
a
So
vlut
attack
on
Uie
west
coast.
V.-iicouvei
would
be
the
chief
ATTENTION
Full
Gospel
Tabernacle
302
Sixth
Ave.
West
Morning
U:00
Sunday
School
ami
Eible
Class
12:10
Si'NU.A
V
EVENING
8:30
Instead
of
7:30
WATC'-H
NIGHT
SERVICE
Starting
10:30
Pastor:
C.
FAWCETT
'Green
331
iHratt.
No
other
port
la
kuuktn
a
Pen?"
unless
we
are
reneu.eH
In
mm.i
'.
Oi
a'
a!!
Bui
theti.
iioii-niviitl,i
Aa,y
with
the
ysv-s
Q!d
year
-
m
TTIJ
.With
Uie
New.
i:1
with
sincere
3
K
1051
nn.ves
the
mojl
wonder-
JM
f'i
yet
I
4ts2'
B.
C.
CLOTHIERS
LTD.
Third
Avenue
SiMc.iE
ann
soirit!
'
,j
"'ould
,mrt
even
.more
thun
A-
We
are
familiar
with
the
at-e-
bombs.
bid
sforv
of
Christ
Ian
rehir'h
Anthem
:
"In
Our
Heart
Cele.s-'
tial
Voices"
7:30
p.m.:
New
Year's
Eve
service
Sermon:
"ChrLst
Ls
Christianity
""
!
Anthems:
-Seek
Ye
the
Lord."
i
"I
Will
Lift
Up
Mine
Eyes"
Wheat
clearances
In
southern
B
C.
ports
have
dropjH-d
from
2.(l!5H)0
bu.-he's
In
mo
to
1.634.33C
bu.-iljeW
in
1950.
In
Prince
Rupert,
the
drop
was
not
,
Some
folk
doubt
as
did
KlciMle-mus
when
Jesus
said
to
hiin
he
must
be
reborn:
others
like
the
'
chief
publican
Zaecaeus
decide
that
they
could
not
chamw.
but
so
pronounced,
I
one
dav
Jesus
dineM
with
7,a-.
SUNDAY
SCHOOLS
at
First
Uni-'
''baeus
and
he
was
remade
Yes,
!
ted
aL1
at
12:15;
at
Conrad
Uni-
and
8
fU'h-minded,
many-ttmes'
Vancouver's
plebiscite
on
the
ted
Hall
all
at
1
p.m.
Illustrated
married
woman
Jeui
met
at
a
ouvstlon
of
Sunday
observance
open
sessions,
v
i1
I
":e"
')np
iav
nt
now
riKcovered
'
rem"lns
a
'lv'
'ssp-
It
.eems
the
'
1
.1
that
she
roulo
start
rinht
livinz
'
V()t
as
too
'much
a
"Ye
N."
again.
Oh.
but
that
eoulHiTf
"iiair.
wnats
wanted
is
more
month,
to
keep
pace
with
new
developments,
both
at
r
in
Korea.
This
action
was
never
-
Jidorsed
by
the
UN.
and
was
in
,
hanuen
today!
.
j
middle
ground
and
acceptance
of
As
I
See
If
fact
publicly
repudiated
by
both
'
fjritain
and
Canada
when
announcing
our
intention
to
stand'
h
the
USA.
in
resisting
atrizres-
htrange
as
It
seems.
It
does
nal
L'1
reasonable
and
sensible
hanoen.
There
Is
a
man
vho
'Ithout
affecting
the
sanctity
of
found
the
power
to
Rive
up.drluk-!
"
ln
and
gave
to
the
rhurrh
r.nd
".
Old
and
New
Testaments
to
share
charitable
organizations
the
Jesus
viewpoint.
We
shall
have
to
m
sion
by
Communist
North
home
and
abroad,
and
see
that
we
are
not
left
behind
in,'the
"fast-moving
course
of
events.
For
many
years
we
Jiad
hoped
for
and
worked
towards
such
good
times
as
we
now
enjoy.
Now
that
those
good
times
are
here,
it
is
for
us
to
keep
up
w
ith
them.
That
might
be
an
appropriate
thought
to
bear
in
mind
as
we
enter
1951
a
new
year
and
a
new
half-century.
mi.-iuiiii.iiii
nao
oeen
ou-.cipune
ourselves
wiin
obe
finest
Codt'
dlence
to
hb
reaulrements.
We
2.
In
event
of
an
nnen
aii.r..n
coslmB
He
Is
a
new
mar..
shall
have
to
trust
Him.
belle
w
I
Hours:
?mi
For
take
home
orders
Phone
20C
wa:
with
Ch'na
Hone
Kum-
acting
',iff,?rently
feeling
dlf.'er-would
quickly
fall
to
Uw
Chfnew
entl-
th'nkln"
differently
be-Communists
Red
CWnese
1
C?U3e
he
found
Chrlst
A
voun
mies
could
sweep
down
through
Thap
rn"rrt
by
a
modern-
Him
and
so
find
security
and
Power
In
Him
to
be
released
from
!
guilt,
morbidness
and
fear
Thaf
'
By
ELMORE
PHILPOTT
50-TO-l
FOR
1931?
LLOYDS
OF
LONDON
will
lay
you
odds
of
50
to
1
that
there
will
not
be
a
world
war
in
1951.
widen'
French
Indo-China
Siam
and
'..
'
"lsc0VPrPd
new
meaning
In
definition
definition
of
of
faith
faith
Is
Is
Rood
good
wni
niRvbe
Mainv
'
'
lle
Oos3e
of
Christ
and
today
runs:
Takfrig
Ood
at
His
word
rheymay
intend
to
do
so
anv-"S
reUored'
radiant,
stromr.
We
,
Now
the
happy
New
Year
may
way.
But
Britain
"
and
France
are
Z?ew
crea,ure
Christ.
I
not
take
olace
Cinderella-lllce
at
r.t
.
.
.
c.e
are
The
secret
is
found
In
having
midnieht
s,.rrf...
.m..,.,
SCRIPTURE
PASSAGE
FOR
TO
DA
f
"Alleluia:
for
the
Lord
God
omnipotent
reigneth.'
Revelatioh
19:6.
I
Wish
I
COUld
be
as
sure
'
take
re
Formosa.
Tteyare
Ki"W-
We
fhaU
haVe,to
but
lt
can
,ake
I"a,'e'
'
make
l,,,'
U
T
inot
going
to
give
the
Chinese
stCBP"ore
and
more
tn
the
'
year
.new.
.iuyus
experts.
communtau
the
leai
Wr
ZZ
.
uay
irom
j.
h.
Carpenter,
su
New
AUmn
Stamp
JiaSIIU
Is
I,
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Personally
I
would
not
bet
jpenntendent
of
the
stamp
niviymn
than
even
money
that
an
all-on'.
prevented.
Comprehensive
"The
stamp
does,
too,
repre-jsent
the
inland
fisheries,"
Car-
nPntpr
caiH
oHir...
il,ni
ii;.:..i.
war
woulfi
not
begin
befon;
i
Q
January
1
1952.
Most
calcula-i
tions
bv
western
experts
seem
to
!
Tm,
V
,WE
SEE
the
amazing
me
to
be
based
on
most
dubious
!
piCal"'
of
a
!arge
scale
war
going
Orders
for
cool
placed
before
of
the
29th
December
will
be
prior
to
ihe
New
Yeuf's
Kcl-Our
office
will
re-open
Jo
OTTAWA
Charges
that
are
careful
about
the
accura-y
Canada
s
new
$1
postage
stamp,
and
comprehensiveness
of
their
demoted
to
the
fisheries,
ignores
representations
the
fish
of
the
western
lakes
Carpenter
is
a
native
of
Re-brought
a
curt
rejoinder
yester-
gina
;
in
is.oiea,
involving
Red
China
j
on
the
one
side
and
the
U.S-A.
on
j
the
other;
but
with
all
the
big
Power.,
pretending
that
such
Is
reasoning:
All
we
need
is
time,
says
President
Truman.
Then
why
should
the
Other
fellow
uive
President
Truman
that
time?
oOo
AS
1950
ENDS
AND
1951
begins
we
see
an
in
tenia
Lion
al
picture
the
like
of
which
has
never
been
seen
before.
In
Korea
the
mi
not
a
sia'e
of
war.
I
said
above
that
such
is
an
international
picture
the
like
of
whir-h
has
never
been
seen
before;
and
that
is
true.
But
we
did
jee
someth'DK
a
little
bit
like
it
back
in
the
late
thirties
That
THE
GRAND
CAFE
extends
to
oil
Best
Wishes
for
a
HAPPY
ond
PROSPEROUS
.
NEW
YEAR
PHILPOTT
EVITT
&
CO.
Phone
651
BtaiNu
si1
LLMHKR
COAL
army,
headed
by
the
.United
States,
is
at
war
with
Communist
China.
Specifically,
trooos
of
the
U
S
A
,
Britain.
Australia,
the
Philippines,
Siam,
Turkey
have
already
clashed
with
the
armies
of
China,
and
suffered
heavy
losses
at
their
hands.
Yet
not
even
the
United
States,
whose
forces
comnrise
over
nineteenths
of
aH
the
UN
contingents
has
formally
declared
war
on
China.
This
is,
at
one
and
the
same
time,
the
most
honeful
part
but
also
the
most
confusing
part
of
the
picture.
The
fact
is
that
the
US
and
Red
China
ARE
at
war.
But
the
U.S.
Congress
has
not,
'so
far,
taken
the
obvious
stn
j
'
w
is
wnen
Japan
occupied
all
Manchuria
and
when
her
war
lords
wetv
p.rguing
whether
they
had
more
u,
gam
by
aUackin
Russia
or
the
USA.
For
two
summers
in
succession
Japanese
armies
crossed
into
Russian
Siberia.
Two
bloody
campaigns
were
fought,
involving
large
armies
on
both
sides.
In
both
years
the
Jaoanese
wre
forced
to
withdraw
into
China.
Yet
neither
Japan
or
Russia
declared
that
a
state
of
war
exited.
The
war
was
real
enough
But
neither
side
declared
war.
oOn
THE
GREATEST
DANGER
that
I
see
arisin?
from
war-wit
hout-declaratlon
with
Chin
or
by
China
is
that
this
mav
play
right
into
the
hands
of
the
Wallace
Pharm
ft
"
!
'ts3
1
u
14
fjj
We're
collecting
oil
of
our
IsMW
r
3
good
luck
tokens
and
mot-
'tiVlIM
j
clared
that
state
of
war
exists"
HOURS:
inq
a
wish
for
everv
ano
nf
1
1
mis
is
cnienv
Decau.se
the
allies
im
oi
'ne
Ur
WEEK
DAYS:
Jviernnn
leaders
of
world
q0m-
oruain.
f;ar,aHa
and
France.1
nave
exerted
everv
nnsnlhio
sure
on
Uncle
Sam
nnt
tn
rti'.J
.
It
"
Is
u
obviously
bvi
true
that
.they
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.
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a
wish
for
a
happier
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but
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joy
for
you,,
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thrc,e:
otherwUe
they
themselve
:
THE
REASONS
why
Britain,
I
ZZt
S
thetld
France
and
manv
other
countries!
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thev
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MAY
AY
want
want
have
an
.
Influenced
ever
it
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declare
Z
Tn
nUmber
f
und'ared
war
on
Chna
are
these-
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United
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stl
wars
around
the
whole
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1910
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