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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
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Saturday,
April
1,
1950
Stock
.
Red,
SAL
fggto
!
Nomination!
Of
Canadian
Club
t"
The
Women's
Canadian
Club
ot
Prince
Rupert
-
held
a
business
meeting
Thursday
afternoon
in
the
Common
Lounge
'
of
the
Civic
Centre
with
the
President
Mrs.
G
.
R.
S.
Blackaby
tn
the
chair.
Nominations,
tot
officers
for
the
coming
year
were
re
By
Carrier,
rer
"Veek,
Cue;
Pef
Month,
73c;
per
Teal.
7j3.00;
By
Mail,
Per
Month
50c;
Per
Year
$5
00.
DRF
DIRECTORY
SATURDAY
SERMON
Wen's
r-.K-.j.
'rqir,,
j
Th
Legion
Celebrates
!
-THIS
IS
A
GREAT
DAY
for
the
Canadian
Legion
!
I
a?
it
prepares
for
the
formal
opening
tonight
PALM
SUNDAY
by
Rev.
Earl
Solland.
St.
Pauls
Lutheran
Church
ceived
at
the
meeting;.
Further
.Now
1
Men',
PAVt
semi-dress,
h
m
,
$2.95,
Palm
Sunday
is
the
beginning
of
Holy
Week
in
nominations
will
be
received
an
ewrtrt
In
ll
rrmrrfce
I
.
and
7:30
p.m.:
Sunday
School
a
12:
IS
rxrrpt
as
shna.
ANGLICAN
CATHEDRAL
4th
Aw.
W
st
Dunsmuir
St.
Holy
Communion
8
30
m.
Sunuaj
School
2:00
p
m.
Canon
Basil
S.
Procktr.
B
A..BI.
Hector:
(Blue
T.Si
FIRST
BAPTIST
6th
Aw.
8-
at
Young
St
Ululswr
:
Rev.
Fred
Antrobui
(Green
812)
the
church
year.
It
is
the
beginning
of
the
most
sig-
ui
Apni
15
by
the
chairman
of,
n
wol
worsts
J
of
the
fine
new
home
in
its
commanding
place
of
prominence
on
the
centrally
located
hill
overlooking
the
beautiful
Prince
Rupert
Harbor.
It
is
a
splendid
accomplishment
for
the
Legion
itself
and
i
nif
ieant
week
of
events
for
the
welfare
of
man
in
the
ZZrZi
j
history
of
this
earth.
In
that
week
we
have
the
cli-
thU
committee
ar-
Mrs.
w.
s.
max
of
the
hatred
of
the
devil
and
ungodly
men
being
Kergtn
Mrs.
n.
Gerrard,
Mrs.
o.
!
--j
r
l
r..
fTfnKr,
HnrTc
rTnr.
nf
R.
S.
Blackaby,
and
Mrs.
F.
E.
An-
".
iweeds.
nt
t
real
savin.,.
F
F,om
$6.00
i
FIRST
PRESBVTF.RUV
4th
Avenue
Eait
field.
:
useu
as
uie
uimi
uuitliLS
lot
auix""s
salvation.
On
Palm
Sundaj
71
of
all
fares
are
In
residcatial
cropertiea!
Dwelling
Jire
Jnturance
i$
inexpensive
ABE
YOU
INSURED
TO
PRESENT-DAY
VALUES?
Prince
Rupert
Reorty
Co.
p.
H.
I.INRV
Oreen
007
.uii
cu
sella
t
t
Now
only
all
those
concerned
with
the
project.
In
this
special
j
edition
today,
the
Daily
News
is
proud
to
herald
the
j
successful
culmination.
The
new
Legion
home
is
a
j
credit
not
only
to
the
Legion
itself
but
another
edi-
j
f
ice
of
which
the
city
of
Prince
Rupert,
as
a
whole,
FIRST
rNITED
636
ith
Are.
West
Rev.
L.
G.
Sleber
(Green
613
1
Men's
SPORT
SHlf
j
'
Christ
is
proclaimed
as
King
by
the
acc,alm
to
whlch
h
1
the
multitudes.
Those
who
bate
B
,
,
.
.
.
.
.
..
.
He
has
the
right.
One
of
those
Because
Christ
chose
that
Christ
seek
how
they
may
de-
'
stroy
him
and
Lazarus
whom
He
Instances
was
the
first
Palm
path.
He
Is
now
King
of
Klns
raised
from
the
dead.
Thursday
Sunday.
Then
He
came
to
Jeru-:and
Lord
ot
Lorda.
H
has
a
!
Chris:
Institutes-
the
Sacra-Ualem
meek
and
lowly,
riding
place
as
the
final
Judge
of
mau-
Piain
shades
Now
...
ment
of
Holy
Communion.
Fri-
on
a
lowly
donkey.
The
glory
j
Wnd.
Df
Him
it
Is
said
lhat
ev-
Mn
DRESS
.
"on
in
all
fancy
coiors
day
He
is
arrested,
tried,
con-
ot
His
humility
is
nam
vo
grasp
!
ery
knee
shall
bow
before
Him
s
LUNG
fAYtJ
Ader,e
13
ur
ui!y
Newsl
and
well
made
p.,
rrom
Idemned
and
crucified.
But
on
Earthly
monarens
nave
mum
and
every
tongue
shall
con-i
Easter
Sunday
He
breaks
the
j
earthly
splendor.
Christ
had
a
fe
,
that
He
Is
Lord
to
the
'
bonds
of
death
and
arises
f
ron
kind
of
splendor
which
was
not
giory
of
God
tn
patlier.
It
U
the
tomb
and
has
become
the
fsrthly.
His
splendor
was
found
1
Ht3
afAre
to
rule
In
our
heart3
.first
fruits,
of
the
Resurrect-j
In
completing
the
task
which
80
tnat
we
can
proclaim
Him
a3
tion.
Thus
Palm
Sunday
ushers
God
had
given
Him
to
do.
He
our
Lord.
It
is
His
will
to
guide1
in
the
great
week
of
God
s
was
acclaimed
by
the
multltud-;
anfj
eep
uj
jrora
jjj
e,jj
arMi
completed
.salvation.
.
.
.
es
as
the
King
which
should
direct
our
lives
on
the
path
of
Christ
is
King
of
Kings
and
come
according
to
the
divine
j
rlghteousnes.
He
wants
the
Ixrd
of
Lords.
Yet
there
are
on-
promise.
.
!
genuine
enthusiastic
response
1
F11.L
GOSPEL
TABERNACLE
203
8th
Ave.
West
Pastor:
C.
Fawcett
Services
11
a
m.
and
7.30
p.m.
Sunday
School
12.19.
(Green
3311
RAf
ATlOV
ARMY
Praser
Btieet
CO.:
Capt.
W.
Poultcn
tln"-torT
Class
t
30
p
m.
Sunday
School
3
00
gn.
(Black
2891
ST.
Pl
I.'
WTHFEA
6th
Ave.
at
McBrlde
St
Pastor:
S.
Solland
(Black
lfl
ST.
PETER'"
ANGl.ICAN
Seal
Cov9
Archdeacon
E.
Bodaon
Sunday
School
11
00
a
m.
Evening
Prayer
pm.
(Blqe
Kl
l.l
l
IK
BVPTIST
629
6th
Ave.
E.
Green
80S
"
Pastor.
Leonard
A.
Thorpe
Services
11
a.m.
and
7
30
p
m.
Sunday
School
12
15.
ly
a
few
instances
in
which
He
Had
Christ
obeyed
tne
oe-
from
Pur
hearU
that
gives
to
:
sirM
of
the
crowd
and
become
;
ilm
our
undivided
loyalty.
may
be
justly
proud
''Tt
is
a
fitting
occasion
for
celebration,
marking
'
P.jjLt
does
a
red
letter
event
in
the
long
and
honored
history
of
the
Canadian
Legion
in
Prince
Rupert.
It.is.al-o
an
occasion
for
acknowledgement
of
the
cttfrfnuing
extensive
and
unostentatious
work
and
.service
that
the
Legion
carries
on
for
the
benefit
oMhe
veterans
and
their
dependents,
which
work
makes
the
Legion
one
of
the
community's
active
and
ctent
benefactors.
Qn
the
opening
day,
we
may
be
inclined
to
emphasize
the
good
time
and
social
aspects
of
the
Le-pion.'
Their
new
home,
properly
enough,
is
a
venue
fv.t;ntertainment,
hospitality
and
social
intercourse.
But,
possibly
more
important,
it
is
t
h
e
initiatory
point
and
administrative
centre
for
widespread
and
affective
good
work
in
numerous
spheres
far
be-yfiSct
the
confines
of
its
beautiful
and
monumental
local(headquarters.
Oti)'STUFF,
NOW
r-or
Friendly
Service
And
Advice
in
Your
Building,
Insulation
and
Decoration
Problems
ISLAND
CITY
BUILDERS'
SUPPLIES
Oeneral
Builders'
Supplies
,
their
earthly
king,
he
would
;
xf
Christ
is
truly
your
Klnsj
have
been
received
most,
if
not
j
y(m
have
the
Joy
In
this
life
"all
those
who
were
there.
Uf
knowing
that
our
sins
are
Novinf,
fitkini
Shipping
tn
Firrt
United
Church
Sixth
Avenue
West
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Rev.
Lawrence
G.
Sleber
,
When
He
Insisted
in
dotni
forgiven
and
that
yea
can
have
Cirtipf
and
4
I
God's
will,
many
turned
aswie
true
fellowship
with
God.
You
Irom
Him
and
then
turned
Mn
Irmk
fnm.rrt
in
hn
Unit
Complete
Re!la.ble
lent
Service,
alsc
Blue
?
503
McBrlde
St.
SUNDAY,
APRIL
2,
1950
11
a.m.
Baptismal
and
Communion
Services
agamsfc
imu.
mcy
wnc
u.uui
-1
wnen
ou
wiu
meet
mm
as
iaged
in
this
attitude
by
their
I
steohen.
did.
stand
in?
at
the
Canadian
Liquid
a
leaders.
Yet
Christ
was
not
to
be.
right
hand
of
Gad
to
welcome1
for
Oxygen.
Aretj
welding
suppiin.
BUDDHIST
MONKS
ARE
PERSECUTED
Lindsay'i
Cat
Storage
Lii
ENJOY
HOT
HONG
KONG.
Communists
have
forced
400.000
Chinese
Bud-
Sermon:
Our
Faith:
Man
and
turned
aside
from
His
mission.
you
if
Christ
U
your,
kin?,
then
1
His
Freedom
,
1
For
this
purpose
He
had
come
to
j
you
can
truly
enjoy
this
Palm
1
Anthem:
O
Son
of
Man
Jthis
world..
As
a
true
king.
He
j
Sunday
and
joyful
shout
with'
,7:30
Evening
Worship
!
would
not
be
led
away
from
His
j
multitudes,
"Hosanw.v
to
th
A
Service
of
Sacred
Music
from
,
mission.
This
was
the
path
of!
son
of
David!
Blessed
is
He
the
Cantata:
Gethsemane
J
hardship,
but
It
was
the
path
of!
that
comes
in
the
name
of
the
COME
TO
THESE
SERVICES
plctory.
It
was
the
path
of
glory
Lord."
-
,
Sunday
Schools
at
First
Church
-
"
"
j
cor.
Ind
and
h.1
v
Est
ma
n
J
Ihist
monks
and
nuns
to
give
up
UTT
nmnVTOV
miPP.ATl
OF
STATISTICS
is
WATER
IIP
l.UUWV
V
,
nr.fi,
nrri,n
rf
tholr
f
o
,tK
the
1
-ailOUt
tO
pUDHSn
me
Iinai
VOlUIIie
tuvciuig
,
Buddhist
.man
.
.
.
.
.
,1
I
.
COMFORT
vfi-O
.
JOHN
VMl
decennial
census.
It
IS
tne
general
reit?rcnrc
;asterv
in
NankiriK
said.
Many
ol
-Juniors
and
older
at
10
a
m
volume
of
the
whole
census.
Eleven
volumes
had
the
monks
have
been
drafted
rrmuiry
,
w.ia.
.v,.
f
a
At
Conrad
United
.
Hall:
all
'at
REGULAR
BAPTIST
CHINCH
BUti
in
lj
luc
ai
in
y
vi
iwinu
aj
w
been
previously
published
2
p.m.
i
629
East
6th
Ave.
Phone
Green
803
T
Canada
has
changed
a
great
deal
since
the
i!abor
camPs-
nave
become
OPTOMm
street
hawkers.
l3
census
which
gives
frmce
Kupert
a
pop-
Why
let
a
faulty
boiler
rob
you
of
hot
water
comfort?
Call
us
for
Immediate
repairs.
Phont
108
Prince
Rupert
.
Plumbing
&
Heating
BUD
SCHUMAN
(Old
Post
Office
Bldg.)
Pastor
L.
A.
Thorpe
'.-
SUNDAY,
APRIL
2,
1950
YOU
ARE
INVITED
11
a.m.
Morning
Worship
Subject:
"THE
SOl'Rf'E
OF
LOVE"
ulation
of
6,714,
whereas
today
it
is
upwards
of
10.-!
000.
So
the
1941
census
data
is
getting
pretty
much
orT75f
date-
now
except
in
an
historical
sense.
S
"Of
course,
the
Bureau
of
Statistics,
like
the
YhWitJ
rest
i
r
Cwi-tix
ri
W
vr
M$r.'
(i
us.
has
been
busy
with
exceptional
things
since
12:15
p.m.
Sunday
School
7:30
p.m.
Gospel
Service
'
1
-WASTED.
Classes
for
All
Topic:
A
BRIDE
MANUFACTURERS
AGENT
&
-
ft
i
i
m
1
ss
Whulesalc
Warehouse
carrving
a
reresntJli4
J
IK
including
the"
fighting
of
a
shooting
war
and
nt
a
cold
war.
T'ext
year
is
census
year
again.
It
is
hoped
that
conditions
will
be
such
that
the
volumes
will
be
out
sooner
than
1960
so
that
they
may
be
of
more
immediate
value
than
they
are
when
their
issuance
is
ft
long
deferred.
1
1
prompt
service
to
the
trade
GOODYEAR
TIRE
Si
RUBBER
CO.
Tlrs,
labft
hose,
belting,
accessories.
First
Presbjteriaw
Church
Director
of
Music:
Mrs.
E.
J
Smith
CANADIAN
WESTINGHOUSE
CO.-
Umps
enlj.n
i
"BEST
BIT
OF
and
Incandescent.
B
to
230
volts.
GENERAL
BATTERY,
CO.
of
CANADA
-Radw
flashlights,
lcnltlon
batteries.
SOWING
EVER...
HEARTY
GOSPEL
SINGING
WARM
EVANGELISTIC
FELLOWSHIP
Monday,
7.:
30
p.m.
Hi-Young
Peoples
.
'
Tuesday,
8:30
p.m.
Sunbeams
Wednesday,
8
p.m.
Prayer
Meeting
(if
you
believe.
In
prayer
'-
'
come
and
Join
us
i
Thursday,
3:30
p.m.
Mission
Band
'
GOOD
FRIDAY
ALL
DAY
OF
PRAYER
.
Public
Sessions
1
:30-4
.
30
p.m.
and
7:30
'
9
p
m.'
(Color
Pictures
at
evening
session
life
of
Christ)
Next
Sunday
tEaster
Joint
Morning
Service
,
Next
Sunday
(
Easter)
Joint
Morning
Service
and
Sunday
School
11
a.m.
Plan
to
attend
:
"'.
'JURE
HEADS
AT
FUNERALS
.
O.
H.
WOOD
&
CO.-Industrial
sanltaUon,
pap"
W
HE
PRACTICE
OF
TIPPING
the
hat
as
a
mark
.
deodorizers.
DUSTBANE
CO.
of
B.
C
Dustbane,
SLsaLJanlm
of
respect
is
said
by
an
encyclopaedia
to
have
or-
!
hotel
and
restaurant
supplies,
IMPERIAL
WIPING
RAO
CO.
and
qUwi
"Yes,
m,
I've
jurt
sowfd
crop
that
will
really
lwr
fruit
retirement
afwirance
in
the
Sun
Life
AsHiiranee
Company
of
Canal.
And
the
eama
poliry
provides
tint-
if
anything
haf-)n
to
me
while
we
stilt
have
a
mortice,
the
farm
Vill
be
clear
of
debt
for
your
mother."
No
fiirtner
ohould
b
without
Uii
protection
call
me
today.
SUM
LIFE
ASSURANCE
COMPANY
OF
CANADA
SUNDAY,
APRIL
2,
1950
i
Morning
Worship
11
a.m.
r
Anthem
"Ood
So
Loved
the
World"
Junior
Choir
.-Solo
"Teach
Me
to
Pray"
J.
K.
Davey.
Sermon
"Palm
Sunday
Mes
sage."
Sunday
School
12:15
p.m.'
Evening
Worship
7:30
p.m.
Cantata
"Gethsemane
to
Cal-
very"
Senior
Choir.
Soloists:
Mrs.
W.
Martin,
John
E.
Davey,
J.
R.
Teng.,
.
i
filiated
in
the
days
when
men
wore
helmets,
the
j
Toronto
Star
says.
On
entering
a
house
a
warrior
j
tiok
of
his
helmet
to
indicate
that
he
trusted
the!
PRINCE
RUPERT
SUPPLY
I,
P.O.
Box
772
712
Second
Ave.
.
EASTER
SUNDAY
;
;
sL
people
within
not
to
attack
him,
and
held
out
h
i
s
h
ind
to
show
he
was
not
carrying
a
weapon.
It
is
a
i
interesting
if
somewhat
doubtful
explanation.
But
who
originated
the
custom
of
baring
the
h.'ad
at
funerals?
And
why?
And
was
it
in
a
cli-njate
such
as
Canada's?
lit
fs
done
as
a
mark
of
resnect
for
the
deceased.
O
'
1
frt.
t(n
rmes
JOHN
T.
FOWLK
142
5th
Ave.
East
Residence
Phone
Black
549
Office:
It
First
Baptist
Church
'
(Young
Street)
'
Minister:
Rer.
T.
Antrobus
Phone:
Res.
Oreeh
812
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sometimes
at
a
price
which
the
deceased
would
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crepes
ever
popular
navy,
from
$10.95
up
And
the
same
might
be
said
for
other
ceremon
SUNDAY.
APRIL
2,
195
Rev.
H.
G.
Jorgenson
will
bring
the
messages
at
both
services
and
also
at
Sunday
School
at
12:15
p.m.
;
the
Pioneer
Di
where
we
take
off
our
hats.
For
instance,
the
Kinj
SOIL
PRESCRIPTION
pl
qhably
would
not
mind
if
we
did
not
catch
a
cold
j
$12.95
COATS
and
SHORTIES
from
thwusrh
failing
to
take
off
our
hat
when
we
sint?
.
PRINCE
RUPaRI
DRY
DOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
SHIPBUILDER
AND
ENGINEERS
up
the
National
Anthem.
Final
Meeting
Monday
at
8
p.m.
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1
Daily
Delivery
Service
Phone
81
Easter
Suits
from
$22.95
DOM'S
DEPARTMENT
,
STORE
McBrlde
8Ueet
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n
:
:
:
1
Good
Friday
Service
at
11
a.m.
Iron
and
Brass
Castings
Electric
ana
Acetylene
weialng
RUPERT
CEMENT
PRODUCTS
LIMITED
'
"
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.".'
'
"
Ready-Mix
Concrete
Delivered
to
the
Job
SALE
BPECIALUrtfi
ON
RAW
MILL
and
MINING
MACHINERY
CHANDLER'S
v
PORTRAIT
8TTJDIO
Film
Finishing
Enlargiot
Flash
Phote
laken
at
Uobh
Phone
Green
389
216
4th
a
PKINC8.
RUPERT,
B.C.
Satin-Glo
PRICES:
include
Darcx
the
fifth
ingredient
in
Concrete
Four
Sacks
Cement
to
Yard
'.
$16
00
per
yard
Five
Sacks.
Cement
to
Yard
$17.5
per
yard
S
I
x
Sacks
Cement
to
Yard
$11.95
per
yard
No
Orders
Accepted
for
less
than
two
yards
.
n
EQUIPMENT
FOB
RENT:
Two
wheeled
rubber
tyred
concrete
buggies
65c
per
day
v
Seven
cubic
feet
capacity
"
f.
Single
wheeled
concrete
barrows
50c
per
flay
'
"
ORDERS
TO
BE
IN
ONE
DAY
PRIOR
TO
DELIVERY
A
"'
'
Phones:
Office
0;
Plant
54
Priced
from
1
PRODUCTS
for
Wolls,
Woodwork,
Floors
end
Furniture
Thompson
Hardware
Co.
Ltd.
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'
j
"Hold
Hold
on
on
while
while
I
I
scare
scare
up
up
a
a
few
few
more
more
nickels!"
nickels!"
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