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Sixth
Avenue
West
Prince
Rupert,
BC.
Rev.
Lawrence
G.
Sirber
SUNDAY,
JANUARY
15,
1950
11:00
a.m.
Morning
Worship
Children
Story:
The
Mill
On
the
Hill.
Sermon:
Roots
and
Fruits.
Anthem:
All
Beautiful
The
March
of
Days.
Poetess
To
Speak
Here
Gifted
Nana
imo-born
poetess
w
ho
has
been
an
invalid
for
much
of
her
life,
Audrey
Alexandra
Brown
is
coming
to
Prince
Rupert
next
week
to
address
a
dinner
gathering
on
Thursday
night
of
the
WomrTi.'s
Canadian
Club.
She
will
travel
on
the
steamer
Prince
George,
arriving
Wednesday
morning
and
leaving
Thursday
night
on
her
return
south.
Miss
Brown
made
her
first
Impression
in
the
literary
world
with
the
publication
in
1031
of
a
book
of
fresh
poetry
entitled.
"A
Dryad
of
Nanaimo"
since
which
she
has
contributed
to
magazines
and
other
publications
vith
poetry
and
prose.
S
RFfiAl
PRINTT
I'HOXK
2
1
222
Sn.,
Bill
Scuby's
First
Presbyterian
Churcl,
I
Preacher:
Rev.
M
A.
Mark
i
Director
of
Music:
Mrs.
E.
J
Smith
I
SUNDAY,
JANUARY
15,
1950
Morning
Worship
11
a,m.
Anthem
Junior
Choir:
Show
me
thy
way
O
Lord)
Sunday
School
12:15
p.m.
Evening
Wnrshin
7-30
nm
Water
Supply
Vital
.
M
AYOR
RUDDERHAM
is
not
long
installed
in
1
office
before
there
is
concrete
confirmation
of
his
statement
at
the
initial
meeting
of
the
1950
city
council
that
the
maintenance
of
the
city's
water
supV
pjy
system
is
the
principal
problem
that
will
face
the
-
jiihis
year.
:i
r
It
appears
to
be
a
two-barrelled
problem
first
the
putting
in
shape
of
the
present
main
line,
which
everybody
admits
is
in
shaky
condition
and
in
danger
of
a
major
breakdown
at
any
moment,
and,
second,
augmentation
of
the
water-carrying
capacity
to
adequately
meet
all
the
city's
normal
and
special
iiirjx'quii-emcnts
which
"will
increase
during
the
years
of
Industrial
and
business
expansion
which
lie
im-..
"mediately
ahead.
"
'
j)ry,
ctld
weather
conditions
of
the
past
three
weeks
have
focussed
thought
and
attention
on
the
01
I'll
SPECIALS
II
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n
I
borSeesMaik
wm
preach
at
IHolds
Building
NOTE
Annual
Congregational!
Continuation
of
the
long
told
meeting
Monday
Jan.
23rd,
8
p.m.
p
nol(ling
up
new
bu;kUng
musKrar
docks
$2;
Coney
Coats
(No.
I
rabbit)
sizes
10-20
$
f
Many
Many
More
bale
Values
-
BILL
SCUBY
FURS
i
'
7:30
p.m.
Evening
worship.
Rprmmv
T.nst
'The
Go.a.'Cl.
Sundav
Schools
at
the
usua'
times
in
First
Church
and
Con-!rad
-United
Hall.
Annual
Congregational
Supper
jand
Meeting
Friday,
January
20
at
6:30
p.m.
In
the
Hall.
Cold
Weather
construction
work
in
Prince
Rupert
and
projects
are
running
behind
schedule.
Contractors
Mitchell
at
Currie
have
not
been
able
to
do
a
tap
for
three
weeks
now
on
the
two
principal
cur
rent
downtown
undertakings
the
new
Totem
Theatre
and
the
new
Daily
New
building,
botn
of
which
are
approaching
tin
concrete
pouring
stage.
The
normally
mucky
excavation
sites
an-now
oeepiy
frozen.
Skiing
On
Ml.
Hayes
At
a
meeting
of
the
executive
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Ski
Club
this
week
in
the
office
of
Allan
vital
necessity
of
a
good
and
adeouate
water
supply
guaranteed
at
all
times
with
sufficient
elasticity
to
302
3rd
Ave.
Box
1632
Phone
Bled
DIRECTORY
Service
In
all
rlnirrlirs
at
II
a
m
and
::10
p.m.:
Mtntlu?
SrliiMd
at
l'-i
:
15
e"Cit
as
wtmwii.
ANCM.N
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('
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ill
UK
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4th
Ave.
W
at
Dunsmuir
St.
Holy
Communion
8:30
am
Sunday
School
2:00
p.m.
Canon
Bahil
S,
Prockter,
H
A..
B
D.
Rector:
(Blue
7r.3i
MUST
BAPTIST
5th
Ave.
E.
at
Young
St
Minister:
Rev.
Fred
Antrobua
(Green
BIS)
IIRST
PKKSHYTI'WAN
4th
Avenue
East
FIRST
lMllll
636
6th
Ave.
West
Kev.
L.
G.
Sicber
(Green
613)
ITI.I.
OOSPIX
TAHI
KXACI.E
202
6th
Ave.
West
Pastor:
C.
Fawcett
(Green
331)
SA1ATION
ARMY
Prater
6tiet
CO.:
Capt.
W.
Poulton
Directory
Class
2
:30
p
m.
Sunday
School
&:00
p.m.
(Black
3691
ST.
PAIL'S
MTIILKAN
5th
Ave.
at
McBrlde
St
Pastor:
E.
Solland
(Black
610
ST.
HULKS
ANGLICAN
Seal
Cove
Archdeacon
E.
Kodson
Sunday
School
1
1
:00
a
m.
Evening
Prayer
T.30
p.m.
t
Bui'
Krt.t
LIK
BtPTIST
629
6th
Ave.
E
Pastor.
Leonard
A.
Thorpe
Services
11
a
m.
and
7
30
p.m.
Sunday
School
12
15.
Gift
of
Apples
'Made
to
Britain
j
KELCWNA
fl"
British
Colum-I
bia
fruit
growers
have
made
a
I
gift
of
approximately
1.000.003
boxes
of
apples
to
Great
Britain
rather
than
have
the
fruit
rot
in
warehouses,
it
was
announced
by
A.
K.
Lloyd,
piesident
and
u?n-eral
manager
of
British
Columbia
Tree
Fruits
Limited.
Value
of
the
gift
is
about
$1,500,000.
First
shipment
leaves
New
Westmin-
ster
January
15
Classified
ads
bring
results.
I
Victoria
L,rf,xrrf,
mfJIIJ
BROADWAY
Ci!
meet
such
emergencies
as
that
of
abnormal
weather
"
"conditions.
Scarcity
of
water
in
a
city
not
only
makes
the
place
unliveable.
It
is
attended
with
the
spectre
of
the
community's
possible
destruction
by
fire.
"Yes,
Mayor
Rudderham
is
right.
Water
comes
'
first.
'
PACIFIC
DEFENCE
POLICY
mm
t
mm
Best!,
t
finest
Cocl
Hours
7
arc
v
For
Take-Home
Orders
Phone
20C
QNE
WOULD
THINK
that
with
our
lines
being-drawn
back
in
the
far
east
we
would
strengthen
our
Alaskan
bases
as
the
first
line
of
defense
and
offense
in
the
nort
h
Pacific,
observes
the
Ketchikan
Chronicle,
But
the
withdrawal
of
the
air
force
from
the
Aleutians
and
possibly
from
Marks
field
at
Nome
....ilidicates
we,
are
going
home
again
just
at
a
t
i
m
e
when
the
Pacific
becomes
the
hot
spot
of
the
shifting
..tVoW
war.
.'
.".
it
Mr.
Truman
must
be.
given
credit
for
bringing
Armstrong,
the
president,
George
led
that
the
ski
tov
Values
for
You
L
unch
Kits
Pyrex
Ware
Percolators
S
Pocket
Knives
Covered
Roasters
Thermos
Euttl
THOMPSON
HARDWARE
CO.
I
-
the
western
world
through
a
very
trying
year,
with
-
.the
siege
of
Berlin
a
thing
of
the
past
the
Russian
,
.
threats
to
oil-rich
Iran
easing
and
the
North
Atlantic
treaty
going
into
effect.
He
thinks
a
period
of
stability
can
be
maintained
on
the
foreign
front
if
we
.do
not
meddle
too
much
in
things
that
don't
concern
Wide-Open
vs
Blue
Sundays
Dynamite-Laden
Argument
Better
Old
Age
Pension
Needed
us.
It
is
important
to
adopt
a
progressive
program
for
;
the
far
east,
but
our
economic
aid
could
not
help
China
I
the
way
it
was
wasted
away.
Chiang
could
not
hold,
I
regime
together
because
of
corruption
and
the
As
if
the
government
To
tArt
tKti
Mau,
VT.
',
1
-
1
fui
rmnr
h
baked
fresh
ri
K
U
r
t
K
I
BAKfcRlr
ITn
Mn
Canadians
have
paid
more
Mian
$13,000,003
in
radio
license
fees
in
the
last
three
years.
NOTICE
OF
CAVCKI.I.ATION
OI-'
HIIItVl:
Notice
Is
hcrrhv
filven
that
the
reserve
afialnst
th
disposition
ol
crown
petroleum
an.:
iiavurttrpas
on
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
will
be
lifted
at
12
o'clock
noon
February
1.
1H50.
after
which
time
applications
for
permits
under
the
provisions
of
the
'Petroleum
and
Natural
Oas
Act"
may
be
submitted
to
the
Superintendent
of
Lands.
Department
of
Lands
and
Forests.
Victoria.
George
P.
Melrose
ljepmy
Minister
of
Lands
Department
of
Lands
and
Forests
Victoria.
B.
C.
January
13.
1U50.
(Ml
Saving
Prices
For
Men
&
Boys
M2n'$
SUITS
pure
voo!
worsted.
A
reol
bar-nain,
perfect
fits
$37.75
Men's
TOP
COATS
Medium
Melton
cloth,,
smartly
tailored
bargain
$21.50
Men's
DRESS
SHIRTS
big
selection
from
$2.75
Men's
TI.ES
dandv
-vfts.
Latest
shades
'rnm
95c
Men's
SWEATERS
-
iHover
and
button
styles,
wools,
all
shades
lrom
$3.75
Men's
TROUSERS
for
dress,
all
wool
worstr
nnnrl
nc;t;ortmPnt
from
$5.00
!
Men's
"U
wool
olai
5
iheovy
SHIRT-JACKETSj
,oond
shades.
Reol
:
1
ejrplin
J5-95'
lAn's
SOX
biggest
i.,;on
new
designs,
good
quality,
from
50c
"CHIRTS
Mw
shades,
from
$1.45
-ovs'
SWEATERS-
-h;
enrtment
from
$1.50
Boys'
SUITS
in
gabor-j
dine
c'.oth,
double;
breasted
smartly
tailor-
;
ed,
baraain
for
..
$16.00;
"Boys'
PANTS,
cotton
i
worsted,
oil
wool
tweeds.
-martly
tailored
;
from
$2.75
Bovs'and
Girls'
STOCK-INGS
and
SOCKS
:
from
40c'
SPECIALIZING
In
Designing
and
Remodelling
it
Russ"
Gatzke
CONTRACTING
,
Box
J55S
I'hnne
Itlat
k
27!
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53
CABS
"
Stand:
York
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
l!3r.l
Ave.
Phone
613
1
'communists
may
not
be
expected
to
do
any
better
for
a
long
time.
But
we
must
face
the
inevitable
problem
of
Japan's
population
increase,
the
need
for
capital
in
the
Philippines,
for
education
and
leadership
in
Indonesia,
for
capital
and
industrialization
in
India
and
for
more
food
in
China,
and
formulate
a
policy
for
the
orient
that
is
humane
and
realistic.
On
every
side
...
are
exeat
oroblems
.
and
their
solution
will
decide
'
Whether
the
White
and
yellow
race
live
peacefully
Or
ei)d
up
in
a
new
and
deadlier
struggle
"
for
living
Space
.and
control
of
the
Pacific
world-
;
'aches
without
the
argument
of
"Wide-Open
vs
Blue
;
Sunday"
that
argument
is
now
going
full
swing.
It
Jail
stalled
when
Toronto
voted
in
favor
of
commer-
'
Icialized
sports
on
Sunday.
Promptly
B.
C's
churcn
,
leaders
got
up
in
arms
and
warned
they
would
fight
commercialized
Sunday
to
the
last
ditch.
I
!
a
commercisiizesi
Sunday,
it
I
;
appearf'
ls
up
l?
the
MoT-
'm
Hbe
n?
commercialization
of
;
Leu-
Sundays
in
this
general,
personally,
or
tne
province.
idature.
The
Federal
Lord's
Da
.Another
thorny
question
that
Act
rules
against
commercializa-Jias
to
be
discussed
by
M.L.A.'s
j
tion1o
Sunclay
befor
there'next
month
U
olo-age
pensions.
can
be
a
prosecution,
the
Federal
B.C.
s
old-age
pension
is
remark-
HECULAR
IJAPTIST
CHURCH
(Fundamentalist)
039
East
6th
Ave.
Paster
Leonard
A.
Thorpe
SUNDAY,
JANUARY
15,
1950
11
a.m.
Morning
Worship
Topic:
"STEADY
PROGRESS"
(Junior
Choir
will
sing)
12:15
p.m.
Sunday
School.
(Classes
for
all
Don't
be
afraid
of
the
cold
The
church
is
warmi'.
7:30
p.m.-Gospel
Service.
Topic:
"PIGS
OR
POWER."
Special
Music
vfon.
7:30
Hi
Young
Peoples
Wed..
8
p.m.,
Prayer
Meeting
Fri.,
8
p.m..
Ambassadors.
WE
PREACH
.
THE
OLD-TIME
GOSPEL
-
Panada's
first
telephone
change
was
opened
in
Hamilton
Ontario,
in
1878
The
first
Caur-dian-made
nylon
w
as
produced
at
a
Kingston,
Ont
plant
on
June
26,
1942.
Report
"V
J-
Negbjtt
'
"
"
-
didn't
have
enough
head-
pensioner
may
have
another
$10
a
month
of
hi.s
own.
Alsa,
pen-
j
sloners
in
B.C.
act
free
medical
I
and
hospital
treatment,
eve-
i
glasses
and
some
dentistry.
They
may
keep
$250
In
the
bank
and
leave
as
much
as
$2,000
In
rea'
j
estate
to
a
member
of
the
family
,
or
friend.
The
people
leally
up
against
It
are
those
between
5
and
70,
too
old
to
work,
too
young
t
get
the
old-age
pension.
Some
retired
B.
j
C.
government
civil
servants
are
living
on
iess
than
$50
a
month
They
must
struggle
along
until
j
they
are
70
when
they
will
get
i
onie
part
of
the
old-age
pension
I
to
bring
their
monthly
income
tip
fo
$63.
Thus
a
pensioner
and
hir
i
wife,
trying
to
live
on
$45
a
month
Costing
B.
C.
'.
Government
$6,-SCO.000
a
year
and
Federal
tfdv
frrtment
(or
B,
C.
people)
mor
than
$12,000,000
a
year;
28.
5C
neonle
now
npfold-a-re
pension'
1
In
B.
C.
has
increased
fr4m
?.(
ft
month
in
1027
to
$.50
a
month
j
jump
of
150
per
cent.
0ammr
7
-
Trilight
Lamps,
silk
shades
'
Boudoir
Shades
Boudoir
Lamps
Table
Lamps,
silk
shades
Government
must
have
a
fiat
ably
good,
considering
other
pro-from
an
attori.ey-gneral.
I"
the
vlnces
$50
a
month,
and
the
Gainsdoy
Ironers
Y-
General
Electric
Radios
19.95
to
2
should
be
in
operation
this
com
ing
week-end.
Last
week-end
about
thirty-
:
five
memoers
of
the
club
cnjr.yeu
.
skiing
oil
iv;ount
naves.
Some
01
,
the
more
anibliious
members
went
to
the
top
run
while
otlier
remained
at
the
"Kindergarter-Run"
which
has
been
renamco
"Sitsmark
Flats."
The
trails
to
the
ski
runs
have
been
market.
bysome
artistic
signs
designed
b
members'
of
the
Club.
ftegardless
of
the
bruises
re
ceived
by
most
people
last
vvek
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that
on
Saturday
night
they
will
be
back
for
another
week-end
of
chills
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spills.
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the
625.U0C
Canadians
over
"vc-nty,
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Washers
with
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control
attorney-general
refuses,
nothing
further
can
be
done.
Tnere
is
no
higher
authority
to
crack
down
on
him.
A
provincial
legislature
may
override
the
Lord's
Day
Act.
For
Instance,
the
B.
C.
Legislature
could
allow
commercialization
of
Sunday
and
Ottawa
authorities
could
do
nothing
about
it,
Thus,
the
subject
of
Sunday,
and
how
it
shnuld
be
observed,
is
charged
with
political
dynamite,
There
could
be
a
referendum
and
if
a
maiority
of
the
peon!e
voted
for
paid
sports
on
Sunday
the
attorney-ireneral
could
close
his
eye
to
the
Lord's
Day
Act.
But
this'
might
well
be
politically
dangerous.
Th?
people
might
ap-
prove
a
commercialized
Sunday
Baptist
College
ppn
In
Arfinn
VVll
III
Ml
1
1
VII
An
interested
audience
at
Reg-riirar
Baptist
Church
Friday
evening
saw
impressive
views
of
how
a
theological
I
raining
school
is
operated
and
learned
of
various
activities
in
connection
there-
with.
Rev.
Leonard
Thorpe,
pas-
tor
of
Regular
Baptist
Church
here,
showed
numerous
colored
Blliles
of
Notrhwest
Bible
College
at
Port
Coqiutlum.
a
residential
training
school
for
clergy,
missionaries
and
workers.
Scenes
included
classroom
surroundings
with
the
students
in
action
at
i
"
iivuiiim
umi
in
iu!
The
Coquitlam
college
was
started
by
the
Regular
Baptist
NORTHERN
B.C.
POWFR
CO.
Brsni-r
Dlork
PRINCK
Rt
PFRT.
B.C.
SPECIAL!
MR
PASSENGERS
Due
to
the
late
arrival
of
th
CPA.
flight
from
Vancouver
yesterday,
the
Sandspit-Prince
Rupert
flight
was
held
up
al
Sandspit
overnight
and
arrived
here
al
9
o'clock
this
morning.
From
Vancouver
(Friday
i
-
R.
Edward.
J
.T.
Bfckett,
S.
Pachet,
(-
McLcod,
Mrs.
M.
Person,
To
Vancouver
(today!
D.
,
R"S'''.
Art
Chapman.
W.
II.
Clarke.
T.
Grover.
.
church
five
years
ago,
more
prcially
to
train
returning
serv.
ice
men.
It.
has
a
canacitv
fo?
ninety
students
and
there
am
low
about
thirty
there.
LaSt,
lliCllt's
mpptlnir
-ao
auspices
of
the
Ambassador!
Yomlg
peopIe-s
gl.oup
of
ln(f
local
Regular
Baptist
Church
Sam
Janz
was
chairman.
?aMc
HIT
in
thory,
get
led
up
with
it
injan
impossibility,
at
age
67,
wil'
practice,
pitch
the
attorney-gen-
i
find
that
when
they
reach
70
eral
and
his
cabinet
colleagues
to
;
they
get
the
equivalent
of
$120
p
the
wolves
at
the
next
election.
!
month.
At
age
70
the
$45
pension
The
government
will
never
give
;
will
be
split
in
two
up
to
$$60
each
Its
blessing
to
the
attorney-gen-
j
in
the
way
pf
r.!d-age
pension,
eral
and
tell
him
to
close
his
eyes
The
time
is
coming
when
some
to
anything
that
faintly
resem-!
crovision
will
have
to
be
made
bles
a
wide-open
Sunday.
The
for
the
65-70
group.
There
If
Legislature,
while
it
will
discuss
j
nothing
for
many
of
them
to
dc
,
the
matter
at
next
month's
ses-
j
now
but
go
on
social
nsslstance
sion,
will
turn
a
cold
shoulder
to
;
which
is
a
new
and
fancier
name
any
law
that
",ill
allow
paid
en-
!
for
relief,
but
means
exactly
th
tertalnments
on
Sunday.
same.
And
It's
plenty
poor
plck-
j
Government
officials
here
(
ins.
!
say
that,
ii
commercialized
I
Some
old-ape
vital
statistics:
21)00
limrnh
New
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YOUR
CHOICE
The
Truman
Bull
Market
..-.Progress
Prosperity
Opportunity
:
7
Tor
red
montVii
I
have
been
predicting
that
w
or
facing
a
fw
years
of
peculation
and
a
bull
market
I
am
calling
it
the
Truman
Bull
Market
Writ
lor
memorandum
In
which
my
reaion
are
aiven
for
predicting
an
era
of
prosperity
and
a
bull
stock
market
mi
1.
W.
C.
SOIXOWAY,
PtmM.
I.W.C.
SOLLOWAYand
ASSOCIATES
0
for
11.01
20c
each
sports
are
allowed
on
Sundays,
j
j
there
would
bs
constant
pressure
j
for
other
type
of
paid
entertain-i
rapnt
movies,
beer
parlors,
din-
ces.
even
circuses.
The
govern-
ment
will
have
nothing
to
00
,
with
that
son
of
thing.
At
the
;
moment
it
ls
safe
to
say
there
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