I
prince
Rupert
Dailp
rectos
DB.
Saturday,
May
29,
1948
knowest
thyself
to
be
a
sinner,
go
with
this
man
Who
receiveth
sinners,,
to
,Ilk-ays
"Who-io-ever
cometn,vT
will
m
nb'
wise
WRWCES
cast
out."
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Yes,
"this
man
receiveth
sin
ners."
80
willing
is
He
that,
as
George
Whitfield
says.
He
even
receives
the
Devil's
castaways.
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But
when
He
knows
what
I
am
1
V
in
my
most
secret
soul,
will
He
receive
me?
Why
not?
All
H:
.ultlWiirfir'rr.'
L
'
-
-
10
manner
of
man
He
has
received
and
still
does,
rich
men
like
DIRECTORY
k
k
m
1
SATURDAY
SERMON
WWW
A
M
''
Joseph
of
Artmathea,
poor
men
arjt
i
Services
In
all
rhiirrhes
nt
11
a
m.
and
7::H
p-m.;
Sunday
Krliool
at
12:15
exeept
a
shown.
ANOL1CAN
'TIIEIRAL
4th
Ave.
W
at
Dunsmulr
St.
Holy
Communion
8:30
a
m.
Sunday
School
2:00
p
m.
Rector:
Basil
S.
Prockter.
B
A
B
D
(Blue
733)
like
Lazarus
who
sat
begging
at
Dive's
palace
gate,
learned
men
and
doctors
like
Dlonysius
and
St.
Luke,
fishermen
like
Peter,
James
and
John,
adulterers
like
the
woman
of
Samaria,
back
ARCHDEACON
E.
HODSON,
St.
Peter's
Church,
Seal
Cove
St.
Luke
15,
2.
"This
man
receiveth
sinners."
These
words
were
spoken
of
our
Blessed
Lord
by
First
Presbyterian
Church
Fourth
Avenue
East
Rev.
Allan
M.
McColl,
Minister
Mrs.
J.
E.
Smith,
Organist
His
bitter
enemies.
Yet
they
are
among
the
most
pre
sliders
like
St.
Peter,
familiei
cious
words
m
that
priceless
book,
The
Bible.
We
are
all
sinners
and
would
be
rid
of
the
burden.
Our
text
says
that
Our
Lord
Jesus
Christ
receiveth
like
that
of
Mary
and
Martha
at
Bethany,
statesmen
and
courtiers
like
the
Ethiopian
ennuch
.and
to
crown
all
He
re
FIRST
BAPTIST
Bth
Ave.
E
at
Youri
8t
Minister:
Rev
Fred
Antrobua
(Green
813)
FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN
4th
Avenue
East
(Green
883)
"Memorial
Day
Services"
May
30
Morning
Worship,
11
a.m.
Junior
Choir
Anthem:
"God
of
Our
Fathers"
Sermon:
"For
Whom
the
Bell
Tolls"
sinners
and
the
whole
Gospel
message
is
that
He
and
ceives
little
children;
for
"He
He
alone
can
release
us
from
the
took
them
up
in
His
arms,
put
His
hands
on
them
and
blessed
because
He
died
on
the
cross
perttctlv.
Lovl.
..1
"
burden.
Like
David
we
cry:
"My
sin
is
ever
before
me."
It
is
a
burden
we
cannot
carry.
Let
us
go
then
with
those
secret
sins
and
fears
and
lay
them
all
bare
before
FIRST
VXITED
636
6th
Ave
West
Minister:
R.
A.
Wilson,
M
A.
(Green
613)
I'l'l.l.
GOSPEL
TABERNACLE
221
6th
Ave.
West
Patr:
Paul
A
Prber
(Green
620)
o
PPjr.Oat
J
5m
)l
Junday
School,
12:15
p.m.
Senior
Choir:
"The
Lord
God
shall
wipe
away,
all
tears"
Sermon:
"The
Parable
of
the
Thistle
and
the
Cedar"
The
young
Communicants
class
will
be
held
Thursday
evening
ut
7:30
p.m.
In
the
church
I
this
Man
who
receiveth
sinners,
them.
So
why
not
you,
whoever
you
are
and
no
matter
how
far
you
have
fallen
from
grace.
"This
man
receiveth
sinners."
He
came
not
to
call
the
righteous
but
sinners.
His
cross
enables
Him,
His
word
"compels
Him,
and
His
love
constrains
Him
to
receive
sinners.
So
we
end
with
a
question,
"Wilt
thou,
who
SALVATION
ARMY'
Praaer
Street
CO.:
Capt.
Earl
Jarrett
Directory
Class
2
:30
p
m.
Sunday
School
3
00
p
m.
(Black
269)
that
they
might
be
borne
away.
"Behold
the
Lamb
of
God
Who
taketh
away
the
sin
of
the
world."
Charles
Simeon,
in
one
of
his
books,
tells
us
how
he
lost
th.
burden
of
his
sin
by
casting
It
in
faith
on
the
Redeemer.
"When
I
was
a
young
man
of
about
twenty
years
of
age,
I
was
reading
one
of
Bishop
Wilson's
books
and
I
came
across
these
words:
"Every
Jew
knew
what
he
had
done
when
he
laid
his
hands
on
the
head
of
his
sacrifice.
He
had
transferred
his
sin
to
the
head
of
his
offering."
Briefs
from
Britain
r
Challenge
to
U.N.
T
THE
HOLY
LAND
today
is
a
strong
challenge
I
to
the
United
Nations.
If
the
modern
powers
cannot
patch
up
a
truce
for
Palestine,
the
UN
might
as
well
pack
up
and
go
home.
Both
Jews
and
Arabs
have
historical
or
"aboriginal"
rights
in
Palestine.
Both
have
some
claim
to
right
on
their
side
in
the
present
war.
The
Arabs
have
been
kicked
around
rather
badly
since
the
fall
of
the
Ottoman
empire,
beginning
with
the
declaration
of
Lord
Balfour
of
Britain
during
World
war
1
that
Palestine
would
become
the
Jewish
national
home.
It
happened
to
be
in
conflict
with
the
promises
made
by
Lawrence
of
Arabia
in
that
same
conflict.
The
world
has
been
side-stepping
the
issue
of
Zionism
(Jewish
national
home)
ever
since.
If
the
Arabs
can
drive
the
Jews
partly
or
wholly
from
the
Holy
Land,
where
does
that
leave
the
western
powers
that
have
supported
the
Jews
these
last
few
years
in
their
dream
of
a
national
homeland?
What
the
UN
may
do
to
stop
the
fighting
in
Palestine
is
yet
to
be
seen.
Its
members
can
be
aesersed
a
few
planes
and
troops
apiece
and
an
international
army
can
go
into
the
war
zone
and
force
an
end
to
hostilities.
But
that
will
only
mean
that
a
compromise
must
then
be
worked
out
acceptable
to
both
sides
and
that
seems
to
be
as
difficult
a
task
as
the
UN
ever
may
tackle.
Be
that
as
it
may,
there
is
a
good
chance
that
bigger
wars
may
follow
this
little
one.
Russia,
for
instance,
is
playing
the
role
Hitler
and
Mussolini
played
with
the
League
of
Nations,
except,
that
it
is
boycotting
by
inaction
while
the
axis
boycotted
by
separate
action.
So
it
may
suit
Moscow's
longtime
ends
to
have
the
UN
fall
apart
at
this
stage
of
history.
Certainly
the
western
powers
that
so
bravely
fathered
the
UN
and
now
so
bitterly
criticize
the
Russians
for
sabotag-.
,
ing
it
have
their
chance
now
to
make
it
work.
If
.
they
fail
which
they
must
not
Russia
will
laugh
at
them.
And
if
they
act,
they
must
watch
the
force
Russia
posts
for
the
Palestine
squeeze.
For
Russia
ma
yharbor
ambitions
to
dominate
the
Moslem
world
even
though
she
has
gone
along
with
UN
thus
ST.
MIX'S
EI
THER
AN
6th
Ave.
at
McBnde
St.
Pastor:
S.
Solland
(Black
610)
ETELEE
REGULAR
BAPTIST
S.O.N.
Hall,
Sth
and
Mt
Bride
SUNDAY,
MAY
30,
1948
ST.
PETERS
ANGLICAN
Seal
Cove
Archdeacon
E.
Hod
son
Sunday
School
11
:00
a.m.
Evening
Prayer
7:30
p.m.
(Blue
827)
LCHDON,
0
C.
Johnson,
chief
purser
of
the
liner
Queen
Mary,
is
to
reUre.
He
has
served
in
37
Cunard
ships
FLEETWOOD,
Lancashire.
En
3
The
trawler
Clevela
netted
an
acoustic
mine
while
fishing
off
Iceland.
It
was
rendered
harmless
when
the
boat
returned
to
Fleetwood.
The
thought
rushed
into
my
I
mind,
may
I
then,
transfer
ail
,
COMMINITY
SINDAY
SCHOOL
East
End
Hall.
2:30
p.m.
NYLONS!
ONE
PAIR
WITH
EVERY
$10
OR
MORE
Pl'RCHASE
MADE
AT
DOMS'
DEPARTMENT
STORE
my
guilt
to
another.
Has
God
provided
an
offering
for
me.
Then
Iwill
transfer
them,
and
McBride
Si.
at
Fuurln
Ave.
LONDON.
0i
ProDertv
lost
lrom
lnal
nour
Peace
Ilowea
m
LETTERBOX
ANXIOUS
MOTHER
Editor,
Daily
News:
London's
tubes,
buses
and
tiaim
jrich
abundance
into
my
soul."
in
1947
numbered
200,027.
Among
"Th
man
receiveth
siners."
them
were
26,611
umbrellas.
"
vu
"Tne
Pilgrim's
Progress
you
will
remember
that.
It
was
with
some
concern
noticed
in
your
paper
the
nee-
'
SIDMOUTH,
Devonshire,
Eng
.
wnen
ChrisUan
got
to
the
"Wick
esslty
of
an
apoloey
to
the
doc-
I
'G"
Fishermen
F.
Salter
and
et
Gate"
he
said,
"Here
is
a
poor
"Come
unto
Me"
Matt.
11:28
12:15
p.m.
Sunday
School.
7:30
p
m.
Gospel
Service.
Speaker:
MR.
M.
BEDFORD
of
the
Shantymen's
Christian
Association
of
N.A.
Topic:
"KNOWING
CHRIST"
Come
and
hear
this
vital
......
message!
(Come
and
hear
what
God's
Word
says
i.
Junior
Girls'
Quartet
will
sing.
PRAYER
PRAISE
TESTIMONY
Wed.,
8
p.m.
Prayer
Meeting.
Fri.,
3.30
p.m.
Mission
Band
7:80
p.m.
Junior.
Young
Peoples.
WE
PREACH
THE
OLD
FASHIONED
GOSPF.L
Let
It
Ruin.
Let
h
Shi
tors
from
Mr.
Brooksbank.
Harris,
put
out
to
sea
to
catch
I
have
faith
in
the
represen-
a
Iew
mackerel
but
instead
tatives
we
have
elected
to
look!
caught
a
10-foot
basking
shark
burdened
sinner.
I
am
come
from
the
city
of
destruction,
but
am
going
to
Mount
Zion,
that
X
may
be
delivered
from
the
wrath
to
come.
I
would,
therefore,
sir,
alter
our
interests
in
the
city
You'll
be
"right"
in
a
ne
since
I
urn
Informed
that
by
this
handsome,
ALL-PVRP0SE
1
LONDON,
0A
Ptolomaeus
Atlas,
published
in
Rome
in
1501,
brought
195
($780).
STROUD,
Eng.,
0
On
an
"endurance
and
initiative
test,"
two
and
feel
their
decisions,
whether
they
agree
with
mine
or
otherwise,
are
based
on
experience,
knowledge
and
sound
judgment;
have
been
made
after
due
con
ROY
VELVET
COAT.
Take
gate
is
the
way
thither,
k.iow
if
you
are
willing
to
let
me
in?"
of
Belpe,
Royal,
Rust
or
Red
sideration
of
the
pertinent
facts
army
cadets,
aged
18
and
in
The
answer
of
Jesus
is,
"I
am
willing
with
all
my
heart"
and
with
that
He
opened
the
gate.
Tan
Jay
Slack
Su
and
have
the
welfare
of
Prince
!
hiked
2500
miles
round
England
Rupert
at
heart.
Such
was
the
j
and
Wales
in
14(4
days
for
6s.
With
tuck-in
jacket
and
:J
m
-IP
($1.24).
These
smartly
tailored
suits
t
able
in
two-tones.
Cool
and
way
I
felt
when
I
read
of
the
discontinuation
of
chlorination.
Now,
however,
I
find
that,
in
arriving
at
their
decision,
in
LONDON,
0,--Britain
exported
able
for
summer
wear.
157,343
bicycles
during
March
an
all-time
record
and
418,327
stead
or
reiving
on
me
meaicai
i
Black
Satin
Half-SI
knowledge
no
layman
would
be
in
the
first
three
months
of
this
in
a
position
to
have,
our
coun-
year.
With
lace
trim.
Smart
lor
cilmen
have
'evidently
flouted
wear.
the
advice
of
the
doctors.
If
this
to
seniors.
Offering
prizes
for
the
most
original,
historical
or
I
picturesque
character
or
group
i
of
characters
would
bring
out
!
ANNETTE
Youth
for
Christ
INTERDENOMINATIONAL
Place
First
Baptist
Church
Time
Saturday,
May
29
at
8
p.m.
Speaker
Rev.
Kaardal
Missionary
from
the
African
Sudan
66
MINUTES
YOU
WILL
ENJOY
66
WELCOME
TO
YOUNG
AND
OLDER
is
so
one
wondera
how
Mr.
Brooksbank,
Mr.
Rudderham,
Mr.
McKay,
Mr.
Morin
and
Mr.
Casey
could
justify
such
an
action
in
the
latent
qualities
of
residents
YOUR
FASHION
CENTRE-
523
THIRD
AVENUE
WEST
the
face
of
opposition
from
their
'
and
make
the
parade
far
more
only
qualified
source
of
ade-
attractive.
The
addition
of
col-
lecting
boxes
for
the
spare
dimes
of
the
crowds
which
line
quate
information,
the
medical
fraternity.
the
route
would
still
further
Kaien
Co-
augment
the
fund
organized
for
so
worthy
a
cause.
far
m
its
policies
on
Palestine.
WHEN
NATURE
RAMPAGES
1'RUE
Prince
Rupert
is
far
from
being
isolated
in
spite
of
the
floods
Avhich
have
put
the
railway,
the
highway
and
the
land
communication
systems
out
of
business
for
a
period
of
time
that,
at
best,
may
run
into
weeks.
Yet
every
day
the
tie-up
continues
the
greater
and
more
serious
is
the
economic
impact
upon
the
normal
business
and
industry
ot
the
port.
?
With
the
railway
out
of
commission,
the
fish
movement
is
diverted
elsewhere,
at
least
in
part.
Timber
and
lumber
products,
to
which
speedy
and
-
regular
transportation
is
vital,
are
immobilized.
The
normal
movement
of
supplies,
in
itself
an
important
industry,
is
reduced
from
the
ordinary
heavy
flow
to
an
emergency
basis
if
it
moves
at
all.
Soon
the
effect
will
be
felt
in
unemployment
and
shrinkage
of
payrolls
and
the
falling
off
of
business
generally.
When
Mother
Nature
decides
to
go
on
the
rampage,
our
organization
and
our
industry
soon
become
impotent.
We
come
to
realize
how
constantly
dependent
we
are
upon
her
bounty
and
her
favor.
CHLORINATION
THE
COUNCIL
having
voted
,the
city
will
now
return
to
drinking
water,
"as
is."
There
won't
be
any
chlorine,
True
it
is
that
for
many
a
long
year,
chlorinated
water
was
consumed,
and
who
can
say
this
was
not
the
safe,
the
prudent
course
to
take?
It
is
only
fair
to
suggest
that
much.
Anyway,
Prince
Rupert
has
tried
both
and
so
far
as
known,
no
particular
harm
was
done.
Opinion,
of
W.
D.
GRIFFITHS.
Fi
x
Up
Clean
ti
According
to
Mr.
Brooksbank's
.statement
if
at
any
time
the
discontinuation
of
chlorination
,
should
prove
a
detriment
to
the
people
of
Prince
Rupert,
he
would
recommend
the
re-chlor-lnation
of
the
water.
And
who,
may
I
ask,
is
going
to
be
the
guinea
pig
that
proves
the
detriment
your
child
or
mine!
To
many
people
chlorination
is
just
an
imaginary
bad
taste
r
is;.
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those
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us
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are
raising
young
families
and
are
vitally
interested
in
the
health
of
Prince
R-upert,
please
let
us
have
some
facts.
How
about
an
informative
letter
for
or
against,
by
one
or
all
of
our
doctors,
or
our
Provincial
Health
Unit.
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are
interested
and
we
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want
facts,
not
personal
stomach
aches!
Thank
you,
Mr.
Editor,
for
your
space.
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always
does.
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indeed,
declared
with
emphasis,
that
they
could
taste
no
difference,
while
there
were
some,rwho
seemed
to
think
thev
had
everything
from
stomach
ulcers
to
housemaid's
knee.
Perennial
as
it
may
be,
chlorination
is
a
popular
subject
for
summer
discussion
this
way
and
that.
b.
MAY
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PARADE
Editor,
Dadily
News:
It
was
with
great
interest
I
read
in
a
recent
issue
of
the
Daily
News
that
the
Kinsmen's
Club
intend
extending
the
scope
of
entrants
to
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a
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case
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recently
for
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to
sterling
countries.
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part
of
a
general
'export
drive,
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increase
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