Prfnrt
Rupert
Daflp
rectos
Saturday,
April
16,
1049
FILM
STARS
TO
RECITE
ROSARY
Famous
film
stars
will
part
in
a
radio
broadcast,
'IW-'
'htr.
..
"
U.r.,
I
he
as
mu
liiuuifjiiam
nJitf,
wnich
Wil
"'
anrt
be
heard
over
the
Mutual
net
Cuttle.
1
Services
DIRECTORY
I'NllfPuJ
woric
or
the
United
States
and
!
some
Canadian
Broadcasting
stations
for
one
hour
from
5:30
tomorrow
evening.
Prayers
and
mysteries
of
the
Jam-lly
rosary
will
be
heard,
the
theme
being
the
rebirth
of
Christian
ideals
through
prayer
1
Those
taking
part
will
include
Ethel
Barrymore,
Pedro
de
Cor-'
doba,
Blng
Crosby,
Dan
Dailey,
!
'
Dennis
Day,
Irene
Dunne.
Jim-
my
Durante,
Anne
Jamison,
Rita
!
Johnson,
Christopher
Lynch
J
Dorothy
Maynor,
Fibber
McQee
and
Mollle.
J.
Carrol
Nalsh,
R0-
!
alind
Russel.
Robert
Ryan,
Liza-beth
tcoU,
Dean
oIock
well
ami
Loretta
Young.
,
,
SATURDAY
SERMON
!,an'''
S1t
medium
WEC1AI.
M!;vs(
".:S
fJ
HE
IS
RISEN
(By
Rev.
Earl
Soiland,
Pastor
of
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church)
I
"He
is
not
here;
for
He
is
risen,
at
He
said.
Come,
see
the
place
where
the
Lord
lay.1
Matthe
28:8
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mystery
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OU
j7o
Word
to
Say
WE
WERE
chatting
with
a
good
friend
WHEN
awhile
ago,
our
talk
drifted
to
the
subject
of
communism,
(pur
'friend
is
honestly
opposed
to
communism
but
he
is
of
the
elect
few
who
try
to
see
the
element
of
good
in
even
the
worst
cause.
"Why,"
he
asked,
"when
you
write
of
communism,
do
you
never
have
a
good
word
to
say?
Sometimes
even
tthe
communists
are
right,
you
know.
They
are
'
human,
like
-other
people,
they
like
people
to
think
well
of
them.
Cut
don't
you
think,
that
when
you
can
see
something
to
praise,
you
should
give
them
ajireak
and
praise
it
praise
it
without
any
'buts'
or
'of
course,
on
the
other
hand'
tones,
just
praise
without
qualification?"
'
It
is
difficult
not
to
feel
iike
a
bit
of
a
heelln
i
taking
this
argument
as
a
text
for
doing
the
exact
opposite.
We
are
quite
in
accord
with
our
friend's
statement
that
sometimes
the
communists
are
right
in
their
acts
or
contentions.
No
one
can
always
be
wrong.
But
there
goes
the
'but'
that
we
were
to
1
"avoid
on
thinking
over
our
friend's
argument,
we
'"were
brought
up
short
by
this
very
patent
fact
that
'
actions
or
words
don't
stand
by
themselves.
It
is
'
the
directing
intent
behind
them
that
determines
"
their
character.
When
communism
walks
softly,
MtV,
Bertlee
In
all
rhuniiea
at
11
a.m.
and
1:M
p.m.;
Pmuluy
(m
liool
lit
1S:1J
except
shown.
ANfil.ir.4N
('ATHKI)K
L
4th
Ave.
W
at
Duusmuir
St.
Holy
Communion
a
30
a
m.
Sunday
School
J
06
p
ro.
Canon
Basil
3.
Procktar.
B
A..BD.
Rector:
(Blue
733)
FUST
BAPTIST
8th
Ave.
K.
at
Young
St
Minister:
Rev.
Pred
Antrobus
(Green
81!)
FIRST
PRKSBVTKR14N
4th
Avenue
East
Minister:
Rev.
George
E.
Sendall
(Green
D82)
FIRST
t
XITSD
638
6th
Ave
West
Minister:
R.
A.
Wtlunn,
M
A
'
(Green
613)
k
IT
There
is
something
about
life
that
God
has
never
re-
!ji
All
iiif
vealed
to
man.
We
can
analyze
a
body
and
find
it
You
Saw
It
In
The
News.
a.
-
M
.
chemical
contents
but
that
is
only
a
beginning.
We
'
Firt
Presbyterian
Church
can
explain
how
certain
parts
of
a
body
functions
and
I
fourth
Avenue
East
!
yet
we
cannot
tell
what
makes
it
do
what
it
does..
For
j
Minister:
Rev.
o.
e.
sendan,
want
of
a
better
term
we
we
are
are
.
I
B
JJ.
I
THK
hi
PUI
ME
Ol
NT
(
iiitrriMi
ou
miiu
:!.
Lurecur
ul
Muic;
Mr
a.
EL
Smith
U.id
that
Uie
body
has
some
1
0f
illustrations
which
will
aid
compensating
features
that
,'
us
to
see
the
f
acts
if
we
wish
to.
!
make
up
for
eertain
deficiencies.!
We
have
the
angel's
story
of
(
I
I'KOHITE
J,
In
Ilie
Matter
the
K-tale
of
Carl
,
O-rSr
W
elide
(ier
le
kHwa
a.
;
f
hariei.
itm-ur
W
Hide).
.
and
i
In
Ih
MuiM-r
trf
I
he
-Aduilulkinillun
'
Art"
Sflid
Inn,,,
i-SI'l
tlAL
.
MEN'S
CAB.VKUc
'"
nait
No
matter
what
we
try,,
we
finally
come
to
the
conclusion
that
man
is
wonderfully
and
fearfully
made.
the
.resurrection.
We
have
the
account
of
the
many
times
that
Jesus
appeared
to
men
after
His
resurrection.
We
have
the
ac-
tll.L
GOSPEL
TABERNACLE
331
6th
Ave.
West
Pastor:
Paul
A.
Barber
(Green
630)
SALVATION
ARMY
Prater
Street
CO.:
Major
W.
Yurgensen
Directory
Class
8:30
p
m.
Sunday
School
3:00
p
m.
(Black
369)
ST.
PAl
L'S
U
THER.4
6th
Ave.
at
McBrtda
St.'
Pastor:
E.
Solland
(Black
610)
11:00
"Arisen!"
Anthem:
.
,.
'
God
So
Loved
the
World.
Solo:
i
Barbara
Tent
;
"The;
Old
Rugged
Crotut."
Sunday
School
will
attend
.
church.
7:30
Cantata:
"Gethsemave
to
Calvary.'
I
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
Order
of
His
Honour
Judge
W
O.
Fultoti
j
made
the
lath
day
of
April.
A
D
194!
!
I
was
appointed
Adinmistrat'or
ol
the
sui
sf
Cart
Oxar
Wtllde
i
otherwise
known
as
Charles
Os
ar
j
Wllldei.
deceased,
fornif-riy
of
Kle-i
kane
Inlet
la
the
vicinity
of
Bute-:
dale.
B.C.
The
life
principle
is
lnsepar-
count
of
Stephen,
who
as
he
was
Well
madt,
Iroa
SPIXIAL
being
killed,
looked
up
into
LAWKS'
STtK'Ift
assort
mrnt.
Frw,
ALL
PARTTES
having
claims
srtXlAL
able
from
the
soul.
So
when
we
have
our
body
and
soul
intact,
we
have
life.
When
the
soul
!s
separated
from
the
body
we
have
'
death.
Even
when
one
is
living,
his
life
is
not
satisfactory
unless
the
soul
has
an
additionalform
r
against
the
said
Ektato
arc
hereby
heaven
and
saw.
Jesus
standing
to
receive
him.
We
have
the
testimony
of
the
early
Christians
who
proclaimed
what
they
had
seen
and
heard
concerning
the
resurrection.
And
we
have
our.
iouiubu,
m.
Matrtill,
a.
irng,
requirea
vo
iurinsn
same
prooeny
J
Daveyl
'
;
verified
to
me
on
or
before
the
31st
day
of
May
AD
194.
after
whith
PHI
Solo:
(M.
Sendall
uute
cutlms
filed
may
be
paid
wiih-
ST.
PETER'S
ANGLICAN
Seal
Cow
Archdeacon
K.
Hod
arm
Sunday
School
11:00
a.m.
Evening
Prayer
7:30
p.m.
(Blue
827)
of
life,
namely
the
spiritual
life.)
own
live
that
demand
a
resur-So
it
Is
that
man
Is
restless
un-
rection
to
compensate
for
the
less
he
is
united
with
his
maker.'
Inequalities
of
the
present
life.
'I
Know
That
My
Redeemer
out
wnce
to
any
claims
of
which
T1
,h
.
jl
then
bad
bo
knowledne.
4,CU1-
I
ALL
PARTIES
Indebted
to
the
.
i
aaid
Estate
are
hereby
required
to
Miss
Evelyn
Harvey
sailed
Fri-;
pt
the
amount
of
their
lndebu-o-
When
he
is
united
with
forthwlth.
V
his
Nowhere
to
there
a
satisfying
an-
1
"
day
evening
w
Xtom
swer
to
the
craving
ol
the
soul
the
City
of
Priuce
Ru-
Chandler
&
(j
maker
bv
faith
in
Jesus
Christ,
:hrist,
ST.
ANDREWS
CATHEDRAL
v,
.
J
,v
'
.
.
for
uf
iwar
Masset
to
w
spend
Q
a
IOTinignt
fortnJeht'
pert
pert
.In
.In
the
the
Province
of
British
Col-
iinus
ftanaiacuon
ana
con-
uir
iiicom(c
u
nu
,
t
lmh.,wi
I
na
mi..
u
'
umbla.
tbls
leth
da
of
ahi
n
-
llllOd
.
'
'
tne
resurrection.
.
..
vn.
Vpv
sister
nf
J
T
Himw
u
n
PORTRAIT
ET
Film
Finhhirif
-
FUsB
Pbulos
Tikn
Phwit
Gren
3S
.
GORDON
KKASEFl
rtlKUES
Olflclal
Adminixtrator.
Prince
Rupert,
BC
t
ioi
i
tentment
for
himself.
It
answers
the
persistant
question,
Is
there
life
beyond
death?
For
every
person
who
trusts
In
Jesus
Christ
is
united
with
the
true
source
of
life.
and
deals
justly,
and
speaks
with
reasonableness
ywith
deluding
mankind
into
believing
that
the
creed
is
not
as
bad
as
it
is
painted,
then
the
bearing
of
,.,the
deed
itself
is
bad.'
"'
The
obligation
on
us,
we
think,
is
no
to
sentimentalize
our
reasoning
by
believing
that
a
pat
on
the
head
will
make
bad
boys
good.
The
obliga:
tion
is
to
be
a
little
in
the
image
of
God,
not
looking
-Tonly
at
the
outward
appearance,
but
at
what
is
in
heart.
To
give
credit
for
what
appear
to
be
reasonable
acts,
to
look
for
good
where
we
do
not
sincerely
believe
good
is,
but
only
the
devious
sem-
.JWiince
of
good,
is
to
add
another
voice,
not
to
the
...chorus
of
free
thought,
but
to
voices
keyed
to
de-
!
hide
and
destroy.
The
resurrection
means
that
"
wrlter
frorn
New
Yorl
we
shall
be
able
to
enjoy
the
blessedness
of
the
victory
Christ
-VOTlrK
"
iTr:Tio
to
aw-V
won
for
When
He
Cruci-
US
was
Take
notice
thatOeorRoy
Slotted.
It
means
a
a
restored
restored
hODe
hope
th,lt
Turner
at
tnttn.
8C,
oceupa-
PRINCE
El'PS.i
EASTER
DAY,
1949
7:30
and
8:30
ajn
Holy
Communion.
11:00
a.m.
Easter
Festal
Service.
2:00
p.m.
Children's
Easter
Servics.
7:30
p.m.
Festal
Evensong.
Preacher
at
all
services:
The
Rector.
It
means
that
the
devil
has
been
tlon.
Store
Manager,
lnwad-t
to
apply
for
permission
to
purchase
the
We
often
need
objective
dem
onstrations
to
convince
uof
hJ
overcome.
You
and
I
can
look
following
Ascribed
lands:
EEpyOtfR
KIDDIES
hntlfor'ard
to
tne
fclory
of
eternar
cmmewClJj",,t,
P'"
"
truth
num.
God
uuu
has
nas
told
lOia
UJ'
about.
...
.
.
t'lil
Atllntu
River,
approti-1
the
life
beyond
death.
It
la
rlif-
UIe
wnen
we
trust
ln
tne
VW-
matwy
one
quarter
mile
south
ol
'
III
THE
PIK.V
ficuit
for
many
to
acceDt
thislUry
won
and
demonstrated
by
wlM!rI-
"
n
Atnn
Lake,
thenew
west
twenty
'
His
resurrection.
unless
thP
r
er,ir,-4
.K.t
chains,
thence
south
twenty
chains,
J
"
'V.t.
u
lib
Jesus
Christ
rose
from
the
dead.
WITH
"cadet
cji
First
Baptist
Church
(Young
Street!
Minister:
Rev.
F.
Antrobus
Phone:
Res.
Green
812
.
thence
east
twenty
ehtilns
or
more
-
,.
.
,
to
river
bank,
thence
north
twenty
Lynn
Galbraith
sailed
Friday
chains
using
river
bank
as
natural
We
have
that
truth
stated
6lmply
in
our
text.
At
th
ton.h
f
nleht
on
the
CoouiUam
for
Mas.
boundary
and
contalnlni?
forty
i
THE
LUMBER
INDUSTRY
,
FROM
BABYHOOD
Jesus
'Ch'rttCorV
Easter
fSlnday
t
where
he
will
nri,
more
or
irsa.
I
Spend
th
Dated
March
2th
1949
'
'
'
!
RIGHT
UP
TO
'TEI
and
oeorge
not
stotheut
turner'
AGE!
EASTER
SUNDAY,
APRIL
17
11
a
m.
Morning
Service
morning,
bfore
the;sui
had
Easter
holidays
with
Mr.
arisen.
Mary
was
greeted
with
Mrs-
J-
A.
Findlay.
I
t
.
Name
ftt
Applwulit
tit
full
(A
a--i-aa-3i
Hr
uir,
trued
prudi
Wu
to
help
12:15
p.m.
Sunday
School.
tho
uie
i-rrr
o
-ye
V
y
woras:
seek
Jesus
nf
upen
session
in
both
depart-
Nazareth
which
hath
been
cruci-ments.
Special
Invitation
to
fied;
He
is
risen:
He
is
not
here-
all
parenu.
,
.
'
j
behold
the
place
where
the
law
THERE
ARE
GROUNDS
for
somewhat
greater
I
optimism
toward
the
outlook
for
the
lumber
industry.
Demand
continues
unabated,
both
abroad
a,nl
from
domestic
markets,
a
recent
survey
shows.
Many
-of
the
smaller
independent
producers
have
been
forced
to
close
and
this
has
caused
some
em-
-barrassment
but
the
main
factors
which
lend
optimism
to
the
lumber
outlook
are:
Construction
needs
here
and
in
the
U.S.;
the
world-wide
reconstruction
program.
Countries
needing
to
rebuild
will
find
dollars
with
which
to
pay
for
purchases
?ven
at
the
expense
of
food.
ep
your
chilJrrn
in
the
bra
oi
hrjlih
...
and
keep
baby
fresh
sod
happy.
Cemir
bui
effnuve
"Trodrr
Aet"
prod-mo
re
ipeiUlly
tuited
ui
dx
aervh
ut
young
ibildna
.
.
.
and
evrry
iira
hu
chiouih
ind
throu(h
uali(y
you
aa
deprodoa.
Sold
By
YOUR
FRIENDLY
DRUGGIST
7:30
p.m-Evening
Service.
Him!-
These
words
tell
a
sfmple,
j
Special
music
by
Senior
Choir,
i
but
wonderful
story.
Yet
men
APRIL
27
-
MAY
I
j
are
slow
to
believe.
The
diseiples'
Rev.
.
E.
Harris,
Principal
of
of
Jesus
needed
several
dtmon-1
Vancouver
Bible
School
will
stration
to
convince
them.
God
visit
us.
has
also
given
to
us
a
number
T
"
1
i'
.
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m
t
i
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629
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6th
Ave.
(Near
High
School)
Phone
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DIES
Third
Avenue
at
Sixth
Stmt
SUNDAY,
APRIL
17,
1949
EASTER
SERVICES
Sl'XDAY
SCHOOL
EASTER
RALLY,
12:15
P.M.
On
his
return
to
Canada,
he
went
to
Anyox
in
1922
where
he
took
charge
of
the
laundry
for
that
company
mining
town,
remaining
there
until
the
smelter
closed
in
1935.
In
1940
he
went
to
work
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Dry
Dock
and
Shipyard
where
he
remained
five
years
as
a
,:'M-
...
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:
.
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-
,
-y
,
Frederick
Pearson,
heating
engineer
at
the
Miller
Bay
Indian
Hospi
l,
was
found
dead
in
bed
Friday
after
having
apparently
passed
away
quietly
in
his
sleep.
Parents
and
Friends
Invited
to
Attend
Special
Scriptugraph
'"THE
EASTER
STORY"
Marjorie
Bedford.
by
Mrs.
!
charge
hand
plate
hanger.
He
IMIS
taster
bunday
yl
"as
had
been
heating
engineer
at
He
was
54
years
old
and
born
in
Carlisle,
England.
the
Miller
Rav
Virwcnittll
tnr
lh.
In
MIC
WE
Wtl
T
rrATTTRP
PAKED
'
'i-Sf
....
lnej
last
two
years.
Fust
World
War,
serving
from!
September
22,
1914.
to
June
21
Mr
Pearsn
had
been
a
mem-
"
HAM
IN
ADDITION
TO
OUR
REGULAR
MENU
1919,
Mr.
Pear.son
came
to
Can-S
ber
of
tne
Prlnce
R"Prt
branch,
Gospel
Service
7:30
p.m.
Speaker:
G.
R.
S.
Blackaby
Subject:
"THE
PHYSICAL
RESURRECTION
OF
OUR
LORD
FACT
OR
FICTION?-
Special
Music.
Come
and
Worship
the
Risen
Saviour
Following
the
Evening
Service
a
recorded
presentation
of
Stainer-s
"CRUCIFIXION"
will
be
given.
The
recordings
feature
Richard
Crooks,
tenor,
and
Lawrence
Tibbett,
'
baritone,
with
the
Trinity
Choir.
"
-
Canadian
Legion.
adu
from
Bradford,
England,
shortly
before
that
conflict.
He
He
is
survived
by
his
parents.
Make
Reservations
Early
and
bring
the
family
down
to
the
served
in
the
Royal
Canadian!
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
Pearson,
"I've
done
tome
hwvy
thinking
.bou)
my
Career
and
I've
Sol
it
ell
figured
...
I'm
9oing
to
be
Forest
Engineer."
hi
a
mighty
important
job,
too!
foresti
art
B
C.'i
mott
valuable
crop,
worth
$225,000,000
Horse
Artillery,
B
Battery,'
and
a
brother
at
Bradford,
overseas
for
three
years.
I
Yorkshire.
:
,
Civic
Centre
0kisoR
r
The
Rouch
For
Reservations
and
Chicken
in
last
year.
The
Forest
Engineer
it
-university-trained
man
who
knows
how
to
properly
harvest
the
forest
crop.
Hii
knowledge
of
silvi-
culture,
forest
protection
and
correct
cirttiftf.
methods
help
ensuic
perpetual
crop
of
trees.
How
would
your
children
get
their
chcr.ee
Li
life
if
you
were
no
longer
here?
PRODUCTS;
WOODBUILT
w
iv
r.if.'1"
WE
DESIGN,
.
JfTtrjst
IttutPH,
(Ehnrrh
.
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36
6th
Ave
West
-
.
.
EASTER
SUNDAY,
APRIL
17,
1949
11:00
a.m.-MORXIXG
WORSHIP
Sermon
Subject:
"Chain
Reaction."
Anthems:
"la
the
Dawning,"
"Hail,
Hail,
the
King
"
12:15
SUNDAY
SCHOOL
7:30
pm.-EASTER
EVENING
WORSHIP
Sermon
Subject:
"The
Ressurection
and
Our-
Superstitions."
Solos:
-At
the
End
of
the
Sabbath"
Rowland
Miles
-Opefi
The
Gates
of
The
Temple"
Dr.
R.
Q.
Urge
Choir
Leader:
Mr.
J.
S.
Wilson:
Organist:
Mr.
H.
Pluym
BA.
.
Minister:
Rev
R
A
Wilson
There'
a
Mutual
life
of
Canada
policy
ifiat
will
provide
a
new
source
of
m-come,
jurf
when
it
k
needed
most.
It
will
benefit
your
children
as
long
as
they
need
it,
and
your
widow
for
the
rest
of
her
days.
Consult
our
local
representative.
PULP
AND
PAPER:
VITAL
EXPORTS
.
,
.
important
in
forest
industry
in
British
Columbia
It
pulp
and
paper
.
.
.
total
value
of
production
last
year
cucceded
$73,000,000.
76
pr
cent
of
this
was
ported
lo
the
United
Slates,
returning
to
Canada
$43
million!
of
much
needed
exchange.
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Srphton,
District
Agent.
Vancouver,
B.C.
R.
E.
.Mortimer,
Representative,
Prince
Rupert,
B.
C.
-Will
Robinson
(F,T.
Kenney
Ltd)
Representative,
Terrace,
B.C.
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