MINISTRY
OPENED
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Thursday,
November
3,
1949
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BY
NEW
PASTOR
Last
week-end
about
members
of
the
Prince
Ru-
Last
Sunday
marked
a
milestone
in
the
growth
of
the
Reu-
Aa
tnJfO?nctut.
dnilr
r.p--sp--r
derid
to
the
upbulldla?
ff
Prinee
Fupert
and
si!'
comnr.iuuies
compniing
northern
and
central
British
Columbii.
(Authorized
as
Second
Class
Mail.
Post
Oflire
Department.
Ottawa)
Published
everv
afternoon
except
Snndey
by
Prince
P.upert
Dpi!
News
Ltd.,'
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert.
British
Columbia.
U.
A
HtJJITER.
Manatlna
Editor.
H
G.
PERRY.
Managing
Director.
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Bt'pti.Mt
Church
of
Prince
Ru-
pert
Ski
Club
went
up
the
moun-
t
Cl
v
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.
,.
lels
at
vi-rv
from
ouy
carrier,
Per
ween.
20c:
Per
tannta.
75c:
Per
Year.
8
00.
fuijjvv-
s
By
Mall,
Per
Month,
60c;
Per
Year.
15.00
i
if.
'
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,-
tain
repairing
cabins,
cutting
wood,
blazing
trail
and
preparing
for
the
coming
winter
Earlier
a
general
meeting
of
the
Club
was
held
wiiere
th
ceding
season's
actlviiiea
wer
?
outlined
Since
that
lime
i
lot
of
work
has
been
put
Into
tue
fiki
Tow.
so
It
will
be
in
opeiat.kiR
m
soon
as
there
Is
snow!
pair
and
.VS
W(K.t
m
work
r.m-..tt
Special
'rim,
"',Ei'S
WOItsril,
VV,rt,
l)r
un!y
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in..
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pert.
At
tr.e
newiy
inaugurateu
morning
service
.the
Church
welcomed
its
new
pastor,
Leonard
Thorpe.
Mr.
Thorpe
comes
from
Dnn-cn.
Vancouver
Island,
Hnr5
k
a
graduate
of
the
Northwest
Bun-ttst
Bible
College
at
Port
Cdquit-lani.
,
The
pastor's
morning
theme
was
"Worshipping
Wllh
Moses."
He
showed
three
pertinent
reasons
for
the
power
of
Moses,
as
he
prevailed
with
Cod
in
prayer.
In
the
light
of
today"
need
of
Chrlitinns
with
that
same
power,
4
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n.
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News!
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ARCHBISHOP
DECORATED
Archbishop
Mairice
Roy,
Roman
Catholic
Archbishop
of
Quebec
and
Bi.hop
Ordinary
of
the
Canadian
Anr.ed
Forces,
is
shown
receiving
the
decoration
of
a
Commander
of
the
Order
of
Orange
Nassau,,
highest
honor
the
Netherlands
ttovernment
can
bestow
on
a
non-resident.
Decorating
the
archbishop
are
L.
O
A.
Sohlichtin.
left,
Netherlands
press
attache,
and
H.
F.
Eschauzier,
Netherlands
(CP
Charge
d'Affaires
at
Ottawa.
Photoi
PRINCE
GEORGE
SAILfl
FOR
VANCOUVER
;
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m,
npiTtai
MEN'S
ALL.
h
I
Rl
ISf
R
he
pointed
out
the
necessity
r,f
examining
devotional
habits.
In
the
evening,
Mr.
Thorpes'
menage
was
centred
around
thp
,
Old
Testament
atory
of
Naaman'X
miraculous
cure
of
leorosy.
Using
this
to
illustrate
the
simple,
o
refashioned
gospel
,he
urged
the
unsaved
to
exercise
saving
fal'h
In
the
finished
wrk
of
Christ.
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and
Intrrriediav
Purl
Each
Thursday
MEN'S
MUSS
Sill,
from
GROUP
SEEKS
ME.V'S
I'NDFKtYHi:
btnation,,
mrdinm
,
MORE
MEMBERS
at
11:15
p.m.
Kor
KETCHIKAN
M'F.DXKSDAY
MlflNlGIIT
For
Resefyatlona
Write
or
Call
Dan't
b
tortured
by
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Speeial
MEN'S
K.MNCO.m
;
fittinr
POPPY
DAT-Editor,
Daily
News:
On
Saturday
next,
the
people-of
Prince
Rupert
will
be
asked
to
purchase
the
poppies
which
make
it
possible
for
the
Canadian
Leg-Ion
here
to
carry
on
its
welfare
work.
zens
in
active
particlpaton
in
affairs
of
the
ci'y
and
u;
of
;he
enfranchisement
and
to
promote
understanding
b?
tween
citizens
and
the
city
council.
Membership
dues
were
set
tentatively
at
25
cents
to
the
end
of
the
year
and
$1
a
year
thereafter.
School
Secretary
Mrs.
M.
M.
Roper
was
authorized
by
the
.ehool
board
at
last
night's
meeting
to
attend
a
meeting
of
School
Secretaries,
sponsored
by
the
Department
of
Education,
at
Victoria
on
December
8
and
9.
East
End
Ratepayers
Association,
which
is
in
the
process
of
organizing,
will
elect
a
permanent
slate
of
officers
on
November
15
an.I
In
t)1
l
ITt
OH
DKPdT
OFFICE
PRINCF
RUPP'.H''
BC.
MEN'S
'M!
l!l)f
Full
lined
MEN'S
COVERT
(li
COATS-Tops
in
fail,
fit
This
work
is
important
b,,t
1
!
time.,
a
membership
drive
will
Put
a
lew
dtotM
f
VllllB
Va-tfK-iMr
I
eh
mwtrii.
It
rwti
drain
in
us
J,
brt
think
one
thing
that
pcrhap,
,
be
start(d.
a
prPiIm,nary
mppt.
Intergovernmental
Conference
SATISFACTION
should
prevail
over
GENERAL
the
calling
by
Prime
Minister
St.
Laurent
of
the
Dominion-provincial
conference
for
January
10
to
which
British
Columbia
has
been
one
of
the
provinces
to
promptly
assent.
All
are
agreed
upon
the
necessity
of
the
conference
and,
during
the
election
campaign,
pledges
were
made
that
there
would
be
a
minimum
of
delay
in
calling
it.
Called
to
consider
"constitutional
questions"
as
affecting
the
Dominion
and
the
provincial
jurisdiction,
that
objective
may
well
contain
all
the
outstanding
matters
which
have
been
hanging
fire
for
many
years
between
Ottawa
and
the
provinces
and
which
have,
from
time
to
time,
been
settled
with
temporary
expedients
such
as
grants-in-aid
and
the
like.
It
is
to
be
hoped
that
the
newest
conference
will
be
entered
into
with
a
cordial
spirit
of
give
and
take
between
Ottawa
and
the
provinces
and
among
the
provinces
themselves.
Much
good
may
then
accrue
for
the
welfare
and
happiness
of
Canada
as
a
whole.
CANADA'S
RIVERS
IT
MAY
BE
because
we
have
so
much
country',
but
I
we
Canadians
are
inclined
to
be
woefully
ignorant
of
our
own
geography.
Take
our
rivers,
for
instance.
We
think
of
the
St.
Lawrence
as
being
one
of
the
great
waterways
of
the
world
which
it
is
but
how
many
Canadians
know
that
we
have
a
longer
river?
The
St.
Lawrence
is
nearly
2,000
miles
long,
from
the
Atlantic
Ocean
to
the
westerly
end
of
the
Great
Lakes
system,
a
waterway
"which
reaches
almost
half
way
across
the
continent.
But
longer
than
the
St.
Lawrence
is
the
Mackenzie,
which
flows
north
from
Great
Slave
Lake
'to
the
Arctic
Ocean,
a
distance
of
2,514
miles.
iTbe
Yukon
is
1979
miles
long.
The
Saskatchewan
River,
1,205
miles,
rises
in
the
Rockies,
flos.aross
the
plains,
-and
joins
the
Winnipeg
system
of
lakes
drained
by
he
Nelson,
a
river
system
1,600
miles
in
length.
The
Churchill
River,
with
its
tributaries,
has
a
total
length
of
1,300
miles,
draining
into
Hudson
Bay.
Our
own
Fraser
is
695
miles
in
length.
The
Skeena
River
is
325
miles
long.
Canada's
rivers
have
played
a
big
part
in
the
development
of
a
great
country.
has
not
been
sufficiently
stressed
V1C8(S
lf-VS
DRESS
PVVI
assortment,
nrrfrit
Now
KNITTING
WOOl
in?
In
the
East
End
hall
declcf-ed
Tuesday
night.
The
30
citizens
who
attended
deferred
election
of
a
full
executive
panel
for
two
weeks
and
voted
in
the
meantime
to
maintain
Robert
Ferguson
as
temporary
chairman.
H.
R.
Thor-
is
the
fact
the
poppy
is
the
symbol
of
remembrance
.
.
.
remembrance
of
the
dead
of
two
world
wars.
Our
memories
are
apt
to
b?
a
tittle
short
and,
were
it
not
for
this
annual
poppy
sale,
1
sometimes
wonder
if
those
who
did
Hy.
fibular
lie
Now,
per
ball
BOYS'
LAC
EH
M
liieso
!'
WFvllDDIV
steinson
will
continue
as
inters
im
secretary
-
treasurer.
not
lose
sons
and
husbands
in
Need
for
an
active
member
IIOOTS-AII
sitn.
Special
f
BOYS
SCHOOL
an
i
PANTS
frn!
HOYS'
R.MNfOiTS-fittlnr.
From
,
BOYS'
ALL-Hoiii.
1
JACKETS
f,
ship
embracing
a
larger
number
of
taxpayers
was
considered
vi
M
VlMf
II
L
JUI
I
la
I
,
STEEL
OIL
STANDS
OF
ALL
SIZES
the
two
wars
would
be
as
fully
conscious
of
the
sacrifice
as
they
are.
I
do
want
to
stress
the
Importance
of
this
one
day
in
V
e
year
being
set
aside
in
this
w;:y.
Those
who
have
not
had
experience
with
the
Poppy
Fund
tal
and
A.
Pearson
was
named
to
head
an
organizing
committee
which
will
promote
greater
membenWp.
Other
committee
members
are
Robert
Cameron,'
George
McWhlnnie.
P.
Lester,
Harry
Quick.
Harry
Harrison,
may
perhaps
be
inclined
to
ques
tion
whether
the
Poppy
Func!
is
necessary
here
in
Prince
Rupert.
W.
D.
Griffiths,
Frank
Baldwin,
Mrs.
R.
Ferguson
and
J.
W.
Prus-
Irv
i
i
v.
m
i
i-v
mi
mm
ik-
jw
m
'
.
m
m
i
w
I
can
assure
them
it,
is.
It
is
true
that
there
are
veterans
end
veterans'
dependents
who
cannot
work.
It
is
true
that
we
hare
i:i
our
Acts
of
Parliament
considerable
social
legislation,
but
i
is
equally
true
that
things
such
as
CHANDLt'
PORTKAIT
ST
j
Vision
of
the
organisation
ex-j
panding
to
or
infpirng,
the
for-
mation
of
other
Ratepayers'
As-i
sociations
m
other
parts
of
the
citv
was
a
vital
element
In
th
Kilm
Finishinr
t
J
Flash
I'hutm
XVn
EXCHANGE
DRUMS
,
ON
HAND
Phone
Mack
K8
1
THOM
SHEET
MKTAL
LTD,
the
old
Phone
Green
389
2
1
age
pension
and
other
,.t.inn.
it.
u,-n
Mt.
that
n-hp,i
PRINCE
RUPKilT
Advertise
la
Ine
Da
similar
legislation
and
allowances
the
East
End
group
gets
under
are
inadequate
in
the
face
of
j
way
its
influence
will
broaden
present
living
costs.
However.
to
the
betterment
of
community
and
this
is
a
fact,
the
majority
of
interest.
worthy
veterans
are
peopl
with
General
outline
of
the
aims
a
very
intense
personal
pride,
of
the
asociation
was
given
by
They
have
given
Canada
service
W.
D.
Griffiths
who
told
the
during
war
time,
many
of
them
meeting
that
it
was
open
to
all
on
two
occasions.
They
are
the
ratepayers
no
matter
in
which
type
of
people
who
hesitate
to'
part
of
the
city
they
reside,
approach
organized
charities.
I
It
is
also
dedicated
to
devel-Were
it
not
for
the
Canndii.n
I
opment
of
the
Interest
of
citl-
OP
TASTY
MEALS
AT
RexCa
Mother
khousTBesf.'
Chinese
Dishat
a
Spnij
MAHCHAM)
OIL
HEATEliS
VORTEX
OIL
BURNERS
IRON
FIREMAN
STOKERS
Plumbing
&
Heating
Alterations
SMITH
&
ELKINS
LTD.
cmo
sun
enow
.VI
Legion,
and
the
comratk-ship
jwhk'h
was
born
in
war.
nu.::y
of
these
deserving
cases
would
not
Ea
C
deuond
Avenur
oiipiiie
PriDcr
Kupert
Hum
jbe
known
about.
:
The
Poppy
Funcr
enables
the
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DISAPPOINTMENT
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Legion
to
assist,
veterans
and
veterans
dependents
HOost
in
umes
oi
emergency.
Every
penny
collected
in
Prince
Rup.'i
t
i
ULrv
a
and
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Is
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Boxed
Assortments
That
will
be
sure
to
please
eVery
member
of
the
family
at
.
.
.
this
district,
and
the
expnsos
of
"Poppy
Day"
as
well
as
the
cos',
of
operating
the
'Poppy
Fund"
throughout
the
year
are
borne
by
our
Branch
"
out
of
our
own
branch
funds.
I
would
ask
your
support
ai:d
that
of
the
people
of
Prince
Rupert
in
carrying
o'i
this
vcy
worthy
work.
Itlallarr
Piarmat
GIN
VICKERS
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DISTIUIO
IN
CANADA
a
w
ft
n
DisTiiiutiD
it
Calvrtt
3
y
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kx
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atfvtrtisenifnl
is
not
puhlisheti
or
di
pbytel
hy
the
Liquor
Control
HoarJ
i,
by
the
Government
of
British
Ojlumhi;
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Legion,
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tlie
hard
way
and
it
is
only
right
that
it
should
he
treated
accordingly.
But
why
not
make
it,
in
return,
work
for
you.
By
careful
selection
of
a
list
of
high
grade
securities
including
Dominion
of
Canada
Bonds,
and
good
industrial
preferred
and
common
stoiks
an
average
return
of
more
than
V,
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on
your
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be
obtained.
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shall
be
glad
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submit
a
list
for
your
consideration.
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phone
or
visit
our
most
convenient
office.
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is
no
charge
or
obligation.
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....
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boy
who
delivers
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is
a
typical
Canadian
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He
is
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business
man
of
tomorrow.
And
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a
carrier,
he
learns
those
lessons
which
will
prepare
him
for
a
successful
future.
Carrier
Competition
Starting
on
October
3
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Is
sponsoring
a
carrier
competition
with
a
bicycle
as
first
prize
and
many
other
valuable
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be
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points
for
obtaining'
hew
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for
dependability
and
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efficiency
In
collections.
So
any
help
that
you
can
give
your
rarrler
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by
him
and
he
In
turn
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m
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