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(By
Pastor
L.
A.
Thorpe,
Regular
Baptist
Church
David's
cry
of
"Oh'
taste
and
see
that
the
Lord
is
good,"
should
find
a
welcome
in
every
ear.
The
people
of
every
nation,
in
every
class
of
society,
of
every
type
of
livelihood;
in
short,
the
human
race
in
its
entirely,
wants
something
truly
good.
There
is
sj
much
in
the
world
today
that
savors
of
goodness
but
which
results
In
disappointment;
V.l
chacter
U
rHof
blessing.
There
is
on!y
one
yealed
that
something,
or
some-1
channe,
throu,h
whlch
God-3
Herrlre
In
all
rliurclieft
at
II
a
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and
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a.m.;
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at
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except
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PRESBYTERIAN
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Pastor
:
C.
Fawcett
Services
11
a
m.
and
7
30
p.m.
Sunday
School
12.15.
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...
o-.
goodness
can
now
ami,
ir
we
be
"
'
all
sh.
$3.75
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P
A
pediatries
nurse
and
a
student
from
India's
Delhi
College
of
Nursing
show
a
group
of
Indian
mothers
how
to
take
better
care
of
their
children.
The
nurse
visits
homes
in
India
under
a
child
care
program
set
up
by
the
United
Nations
World
Health
Organization.
...u
.
;hk.ck
this
bv
our
personal
un-
At
this
Valentine
season
we
belief,
the
blessina
from
above
of1
rannnt.
rekrh
tis
rfpnlt
nm-
are
reminded
of
the
ardor
3
UU
K.,,S'
hB.
i
WfWkl
ill
1
strong
desire.
The
method
that
God
chose
to
bles
man-
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Bys'
t
new
city
!
breakers,
shon
1:11.12.
By
opening
our
hearts
Distribution
of
the
love,
but
even
more
vivid
in
our
memory
is
that
first
-broken"
romance.
The
one
of
our
dreams,
so
perfect,
so
wonderful
hag
let
us
down.
In
'later
years
these
deep
chasms
of
human
eicper-ience
do
not
lessen.
Business
partners
prove
dishonest,
fav-
to
the
Saviour
and
clalmine
'
telephone
directory
will
kind
and
individuals
in
their
peculiar
needs
was
through
His
Son.
The
inspired
Paul
writes:
Blessed
be
God,
who
hatii
blessed
us
with
all
spiritual
bssinas
in
heavenlv
nlarex
Guarding
the
Coast
air-sea
rescue
forces,
service
and
CANADIAN
civilian,
operating
with
dispatch
under
a
new
system
of
co-ordination,
have
been
able
to
do
a
fine
job
this
week
in
co-operation
with
the
United
States
Coastguard
in
effecting
the
rescue
of
airmen
who
had
to
bail
out
of
a
flaming
aircraft
over
Princess
Royal
Island
while
flying
from
Alaska
to
the
United
.States.
It
is
something
of
a
pleasant
change
to
note
that
Canada
was
able
to
play
an
effective
role
in
this
continuing
rescue
operation.
Too
often
in
the
past
it
Tias
been
that
Canada
has
had
to
depend
entirely
on
the
United
States
in
marine
casualties
off
the
British
Columbia
Coast
the
United
States
Coast-rgiiard,
indeed,
having
at
times
to
come
out
to
assist
even
Canadian
craft
or
seamen
in
distress.
The
quick,
arrival
of
the
Canadian
Air
Force,
-Navy-and
Army,
together
with
the
United
States
Coastguard,
saved
time
and
suffering
for
these
survivors
in
a
wild
and
rugged
country
under
severe
weather
conditions.
For
some
of
them
it
undoubtedly
meant
difference
between
life
and
death.
At
the
same
time,
the
commercial
fishing
vessels,
which
diverted
from
their
busy
occupations,
also
did
a
grand
job
with
the
Canadian
Fishing
Co.'s
packer
Cape
Perry
in
the
heroic
role
of
the
actual
rescuer
of
ten
of
the
men.
.
The
case
of
the
B-36
was
another
striking
illustration
of
the
need
for
a
well-organized
and
effective
Plaee
ln
abol,L
a
week
Him
as
our
own,
we
receive
ourj
.
first
taste
of
God's
goodness.1
--
Truly
God
is
good
when
He
lifts
Kw.v.WA-wrtV.-w-A
;
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Bys
lac,,,,
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Boots,
all
silfM
I
35c
Children
v'nl'i
colors,
Xt
ored
children
do
not
live
up
toiln
Christ."
And
again:
"But
my
fond
-
expectations
and
homes
God
sna;j
supply
ail
your
ieeli
are
broken
by
divorce
and
sep-j
according
to
His
riches
in
alorv
the
burden
of
sin
from
our
shoulders
and
sets
us
free.
The;
A'ATIOV
ARMY
'
Frailer
Stteet
CO.:
Capt.
W.
Poulton
nireotorv
Ctase
2:30
p.m.
Sunday
School
5:00
p
m.
(Black
269
1
ST.
PAI
L'S
I.CTHERAN
6th
Ave.
at
McBnde
Bt.
Pastor:
E.
Solland
(Black
S1U
ST.
PF.TER-S
ANGLICAN
Seal
Cove
Archdeacon
E.
Hodson
Sunday
School
1
1
:00
a
m.
Evening
Prayer
7:30
p.m.
(Bln
dOTi
of
salvation
is
the.
araCK)n-
by
Christ
Jesus."
The
Lord
experience
Human
relations
on
a
national
Jesus
Christ
is
the
fountain
of
gateway
into
the
beautiul
gar-scale
are
no
better
promoters
blessine.
from
Him
alone
flows
inside
the
gateway
the
full
of
human
happiness.
Nation
:
the
ever
satisfying
stream.
It
bucking
nation,
intrigue
and
is
a
picture
o
a
huge
reservoir.1
psnirmaao
t.alron
for
br.rM
,
inHn...u
v,t
navor
oi
uivine
oenevoience
'ince
Rupciii
rumors
of
fresh
wars
erupting
stricken
trees,
and
only
one
ir-
can
De
experienced.
"Oh
taste"
from
the
shadows
of
the
last
;
rlgation
flume.
If
this
flume
the
Psalmist
cries.
Not
a
mere
:
make
one
wonder
if
there
is
is
hindered
in
anv
way
in
dcliv-
Hip
restricted
by
unbelief
for
anything
good,
anything
rella-ring
its
life-giving
liquid
there
tru'stetn
Wessed
ls
tne
man
tnal
J71
Fl,
'300
inn
lowers
for
All
d
KCt.llAK
BAPTIST
629
6th
Ave.
E.
Green
803.
Pastor,
Leonard
A.
Tnorpe
Services
11
a.m.
and
7
30
p.m.
Sunday
School
12
15.
?
Always
Prompt
and
Courteous
We're
Here
to
Serve
YOU
it
3rd
Ave
p:
:
bie
left.
;
is
no
other
source
of
supply.
in
Hinv
To
Uste
,s
tQ
lrust
A
T-
.
.
:
J
,
t
l
'VV-l
(rano
rli
1
SCommodore
Cafe'
aviu,
a
man
who
experiencea
uf(l
of
faHn
,s
tne
ufe
tnat
our
many
wars
apd
deep
trouble
The
first
essential,
therefore,
heavenly
Father
can
bless.
A
during
his
reign,
cries
out
with
of
acquiring
any
portion
of
moment
by
moment
reliance
conviction
of
heart,
"God
is
God's
blessing
is
to
accept
the
upon
His
divine
power
and
wis-
For
Friendly
CJ
"Hospitality
and
Good
Four
ouoa:
.
jesus
lens
us
mai
vora
Jesus
Christ
as
Saviour.
ri,m
trivp
r-.nri
th.
m,,m.n
h.,
:
And
Advice
i'
Building,
Insole
"There
is
none
good
but
one,
"He
came
unto
His
own,
and
moment
opportunity
to
prove
l"ore
17
for
Scnd-lrtit
Orders
that
ic
nA
Uaro
a
i-a
fnnnri
Ul
......
.
;
1
ii!
.
n...
.
...
.
,
C
David
Chow,
Mj;r,
c
'c
iav.iu
uivu
ictnvcu
nun
nut,,
oui
10
us
His
goodness.
:
t3rd
Ave
with
the
perfect
Infinite
good-
as
many
as
received
Him,
to
Many
before
me
have
said.i
Decoration
Prj
ness
mat
is
only
seen
in
uoa
s
them
gave
He
power
to
become
ihai
the
proof
of
the
pudding
is
vwaivwvwkwvww
nature.
As
God
is
love,
God
ls
the
sons
of
God,
even
to
them
in
the.
eating,
so
taste
and
see,
gooa.
ine
inevnaDie
result
oi
tnat
believe
on
His
name."
(John
that
God
is
good!
ISLAND
C
una
uimimitfu,
rename
goonness
Is
told
by
the
Apostle
James
BUILDERS'
Si'
Coastguard
off
the
British
Columbia
coast,
something
for
which
maritime
interests
and
certain
newspapers,
including
the
Daily
News,
have
agitated
lor
,a
on
tmie
anr'
which
in
recent
years
has
won
EhTTupport
of
every
Chamber
of
Commerce
and
many
other
bodies
on
the
coast.
True,
the
government
is
moving
in
the
matter
but
it
cannot
move
too
fast
as
traffic
both
by
air
and
who
says:
"Every
good
gift
and
every
perfect
gift
is
from
above
and
cometh
down
from
the
General
Buiii!
505
Mi'Kridr
St
wmnTf
mum.
h
mmm
i
Father
of
lights,
with
whom
.
EBY
&
SONS
Contractors
KM'AIKS
-
KKMODr
,
IM;
I
OI
NIMTIO.NS
I
.of
us
heFp
you
plan
that
new
home
under
the
N.H.A.
i
I'LL
SAVE
MONEY
MY
OWN
WAY!
R5LPJbifteriai
UrCb
!
1
1!"
15
XSST
hilJ
I
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:
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v
1
r
:
Preacher:
Rev.
M
A.
Mark
mony
into
"The
earth
is
full
of
i
MILLIE
the
goodness
of
the
Lord.'
Director
of
Music:
Mrs.
E.
Smith
If
God
is
good,
and
His
gifts
I
lire
uuiiBi-c
aiuiljj
tuc
UJJU&II
VUlUHlUia
CUitSU
increases
by
leaps
and
bounds-
SNACK!
Phnnp
Grcrn
KXJ
Box
5
NOT
Bigger
and
FEBRUARY
19.
1954
Morning
Worship
11
a.m.
ARNOLD
FLATEN
imto
His
creatures
are
good,'
how
are
our
lives
then
so
destitute
of
goodness?
Why
do
we
!
not
see
more
evidence
of
God's
goodness?
The
most
probable
j
cause
of
such
a
lack
is
the
re-!
Ejection
of
God's
only
medium
.
,
,
.j
Anthem:
"Stand
Up,
Stand
Up,
I
Ttr,
tih
residence
of
Arnold
,,T-n,
rlaten,
whose
death
m
for
Jesus"
junior
choir.
Ml
III
ViVtn;-.i
Victoria
irocfcvflo.r
yesterday
recorded
..0,,.fl,l
,.-;fU
with
cV,
such
'
I
Sermon:
'What
is
a
Christian?
we
.
4i
W-
1
"XBiTO
HAMBU'
regret,
was
of
comparatively
few
years
just
nine
!
Sunday
School
12:15
p.m.
!
Evening
Worship
7:30
p.m.
I
Sermon:
"The
Greatest
of
all'
Texts."
j
Speaker
at
both
services
Mr.
:
David
Murphy
coew..
Moving,
Packing,
(
rating,
...Shippinir
ami
(it-nrrul
Cartage
and
Storage
Complete
Reliable
and
Efficient
Servire.
also
agents
for
Canadian
Liquid
Air
Co.
Ltd.,
'or
Oxyeen.
Acetylene
and
all
weifiing
supplies
Lindsay's
Cartage
&
Storage
Limited
Cor.
2nd
and
Park
Avenues
Better
and
AN'3
Full
Course
M'
5-7
pffi
OPFN
6
i.m.
!
I
to
be
exact
but
few
men
who
ever
Jived
in
Prince
Rupert
contributed
more
distinctly
and
actively
to
the
welfare
of
the
city
than
did
he.
News
of
his
-
death
shocked
not
only
business
circles
of
the
community,
but
numerous
friends,
apart
from
those
V
...Vi
.-4AV
'
1
,
But
will
you?
We'll
oil
ogree
that
when
you're
raising
a
family,
it's
the
hardest
thing
in
the
world
to
save
money.
,
Just
off
Third
Power
Bills
UHfitrt
SI.
I'll
l""
'
witn
wnom
ne
came
in
comaci
in
ousniess.
Arnold
Flaten
was
a
sound
and
discriminating:
A
TO
Est
1910
Phones
fid
and
G
Most
of
us
promise
ourselves
that
next
month,
or
next
year
things
will
be
different
but
the
months
and
years
go
by
and
we
never
seem
to
be
able
to
get
started.
A
simple
method
which
by
all
its
attractive
features
encourages
you
to
make
small,
but
regular
contributions,
has
answered
the
same
problem
in
the
lives
of
thousands
of
others.
1
This
method
is
a
CANADIAN
GOVERNMENT
ANNUITY.
business
man
who
was
able,
in
a
most
marked
way,
,
to
temper
his
business
transactions
and
astute
.
Htl'tric,
'nt
consumers
have
..
,
.
been
receiving
their
bills
cover-
judgment
with
sympathy
and
understanding.
There
ing
the
recent
austerity
periot
was
no
person
who
called
at
his
office
for
accom-
,th
",e
,"nre
tna"
he
nsua
,
.
1
,
.
,
.
.
,
casual
attention
and,
in
mxn
modation
or
advice
who
went
away
without
having-
cases,
considerable
critical
com
received
assistance
and
also
with
a
sense
of
apprecia-
j
",".t;i
f
customers
cai
1
r
I
led
in
the
Dn:ly
News
office
U
tion
for
same.
I
show
that
during
the
period
froir
Unostentatious
and
quiet
in
his
business
deal-
iSSSed'ToMoSf
ings
he
had
a
fine
facility
in
dealing
with
all
manner
;
kilowatts
as
compared
with
$11.9.
of
customers,
hearing
their
problem
and
assisting
icr-Janua?
"ffihS-
JOHN
H.
BULGER
OI'TOMETiaST
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
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BY
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COMBINATION
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bank
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had
run
up
the
watt-manager
into
the
community
as
a
good
citizen.
He
However,
son.e
comfort
may
be
contributed
valuable
service
to
the
Chamber
of
Com-
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the
offing
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city.
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made
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statement
,
,
,
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,
-
that
some
adjustments
may
be
When
he
left
here,
Mr.
Flaten
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many
friend
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although
he
had
always
loved
the
north,
it
was
known
to
be
hia
secret
hope
to
make
his
final
home.
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he
was
cut
off
so
early
in
life
makes
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blow
a
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many
friends
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in
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Centre
tomorrow
night
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movement
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re-
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movement
here
is
in
line
with
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