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EASTEIt
SUNDAY
...
Matthew
28:
9-10.
"And
as
they
went
to
tell
His
disciples,
behold,
Jesus
met
them
saying,
all
hail,
and
they
came
and
held
Him
by
the
feet
and
worshipped
Him.
Then
said
Jesus
unto
them:
be
not
afraid;
go
tell
my
brethren
that
they
go
into
Galilee
and
there
shall
they
see
me."
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Tomorrow
is
Easter
Sunday
and
once
again
we
celebrate
the
triumph
of
our
Lord
of
life
over
the
eross
and
the
grave.
Tne
Ior"
aaV9
following
in
Resurrection
were
exciting
days
"'h"-
A
Ti-ench
writer
calls
them
the
life
of
Jesus
fn
glory."
j
The
tomb
was
empty,
the
Lord
was
risen
indeed.
It
was
a
time
lor
fellowship
with
the
Risen
ias:er.
.
And
Jesus
met
them
In
fellow-'
Service
In
all
rlnrehe
a
II
toft
and
7:30
p.m.:
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Kihixil
at
except
shown.
ANGLICAN
CATHEDRAL
4th
Ave.
W.
at
Dunsmulr
St.
Holy
Communion
8:30
a
m.
Sunday
School
2:00
p
m.
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Biisil
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7
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p
m.
Sunday
School
12.15.
shlD
manv
times
We
too.
mavlfear
thev
mieht
Inse
Him
Spain.
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T?mS
IS
EASTER,
THE
GREAT
spiritual
anni-I
versary
of
the
year.
From
the
triumphant
miracle
of
the
ascendancy
of
spiritual
life
over
material
death
springs
the
tangibility
of
hope
for
better
and
brighter
things.
In
the
northern
hemisphere,
to
which
we
are
used,
the
Easter
season
is
coincident
with
the
springing
up
of
the
new
and
the
fresh
in
natural
life.
Possibly
the
resultant
scene
makes
it
easier
for
us
to
attune
ourselves
to
the
traditional
spiritual
aspects
of
'the
season
from
the
Christian
standpoint.
Tomorrow
we
shall
reflect
and
contemplate
on
the
event
of
some
1920
years
ago,
that,
in
our
faith,
culminated
the
human
exemplification
of
our
form
of
religion.
It
is
well,
too,
that
we
reflect,
it
is
better
still
that
we
should
do
something
about
it-
that
in
our
daily
lives
we
should
not
only
accept
but
exemplify
and
practise
the
cardinal
principles
of
our
faith-
charity,
kindliness
understanding
and
consideration
one
for
the
other.
We
contemplate
the
M'orld
today.
We
see
its
peoples,
the
vast
majority,
regardless
df
'race,
color
or
nationality,
desirious
of
being
allowed
to
live
and
let
live,
yet
actuated
by
circumstances,
influences
and,
selfish
desires
which
mitigate
'against
the
inherent
and
primary
motive.
Yes,
it
is
the
season
of
Easter
It
is
the
season
of
-
sU"
nave
re"owsnip
with
Him
fnr
Ha
lived
thruoV
Vp1
coes
not
walk
the
earth
as
Hs.'
did
in
those
days,
"where
two.
or
three
are
gathered
In
Htsj
name
He
is
there
in
the
midst."1
i,"Jesus
met
thtm,"
I.e.,
the
two
He
met
them
in
the
way
of
i
service,
it
was
-as
tney
went
to
ten
His
disciples"
that
"beruld
;
Jesus
met
them."
It
is
In
th-;
way
of
Service
that
He
mee's;
tis,
but
He
may
come
at
other
i
times,
as
He
came
to
the
worn-
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BAPTIST
HEAD
COMING
-Rev.
Dr.
O.
E.
Daniel
to
spend
almost
two
weeks
in
Prince
Rupert
Douglas
Payne
returned
to
the
ni
nn
voctcrHav
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and
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Pumping
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removing
vlolaticais
and
replacing
rusted
pipes
promptly
attended
to.
CALL
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WITHOUT
DELAY.
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I
I
en
at
the
sepulchre,
to
the
two
j
the
benefits
of
our
own
com-disclples
on
the
way
to
Em-1
in
union
with
Him.
j
mans,
to
the
eleven
lo
the
upper
I
It
13
not
only
for
ourselves),
j
room,
to
the
seven
who
went
j
but
also
for
the
benefit
of
others
j
fishing
on
the
Lake
of
Galilee,
j
that
we
have
fellowship
and
He
Is
more
likely
to
come
how-
Communion
with
our
Lord.
Our!
ever,
when
we
are
at
work
fur
tpurtuai
visit
to
the
Mountain
Him,
for
then
we
are
on
thejoi
Transfiguration
is
no
excuse,
lookout
for
Him.
lor
Inactivity
when
we
re-enter
For
then
we
are
in
special
the
world
of
sickness
and
sor-need
of
h.manrl
we
ire
most'
row
as
Us
base.
Should
we
re-
j
In
accord
with
uie
EJpirit
of
main
in
holy
contemplation
th?j
Him
"who
went
about
doing
vision
win
be
gone.
From
the
good."
'
!
Mount
of
Division
we
must
cte-
It
does
not
matter
when
He
scend
to
the
plain
of
Service,
cdmes
but
when
He
does
He
There
is
an
OiC
legend
hi
"the
brings
Joy
.
and
blessing.
When
Lives
ol
the
bJints"
oiat
leaches
He
met
Mary
Magdalene
and
this
same
lesson.
It
Is
there
re-the
other
Mary
He
had
a
joyful
lated
that
an
old
monk
whoie
Message
for
them.
"Jesus
met
daily
duty
it.
was
to
open
the
them,
saying
Aee
Haie."
His
door
ol
hu
monaitery
at
the
vords
can
be
translated
in
sev-
hour
of
noon
to
the
hungry
eral
ways,
e.g.
The
real
meaning
crod
of
be3ais
waging
otitis
"Rejoice"
bui
translated
into
side,
was
one
day
granted
a
-
-
Master
on
the
open
road.
His'
ineeilng
with
the
two
vury's
roused
them
t
a
fresh
tnthusiasm.
"They
held
Him
by
the-
feet."
They
were
too
exetted
I
w
arrow
jug
v.nv
uie
um.
u,
roused
them
to
fresh
reverenee
"they
worshipped
Him"
and
we
'can
be
sure
it
was
no
half-
hearted
worship,
it
was
earnest
I
and
real.
,
,
.
I
We
further
read
that
"they
I
held
Hun"
there
was
a
sense
ol
j
j
o
o
'
but
they
need
not
fear
aueh
a
AMhUn
onpi;
.-.
!-,.
tiu
Lo
I
am
with
you
always,
evn
unto
the
end
of
the
age."
'
I
will
never
leave
thee
nor
forsanc
thee."
From
that
meeting
with
the
Risen
Master
the
two
Mary's
went
forth
to-
fuller,
happier
Service.
"Go.
tell
my
brethren.'
jesus
commanded,
"that
I
go
before
them
into
Galilee,
and
there
shall
they
see
me."
Llks
mem,
we
toe,
must
paw
on
the
happy
news
to
others.
It
is
oniy
,
inns
that
we
retain
and
realize
vision
of
Jesus
as
he
knelt
dimv-
i
ing
In
his
celt
-He
had
often
prayed
for
such
a
vision,
and
as
he
gazed
In
silent
bliss
upon
the
lovely
vision,
the
houf
of
duty
arrived
for
him
to
open
the
gates
that
the
poor
might
ct
led.
He
wanted
to
linger
with
vision,
but
realizing
his
duty
tore
himself
away.
His
duty
accomplished
re
hastened
back
to
his
cell
not
clarlng
to
hope
that
the
vision
.,
.
,.
.
was
sun
mere,
nut
u
was
sun
'
there
in
all
IU
loveliness,
and
a
voice
spoke
out
of
the
darkness
sains.
"Had'st
thou
staved.
I
would
have
gone;
as
thou
did'st
go
I
have
remained.-
RHEUMATISM
FR(t
DOCTOR'S
lOORUt
JERSEY
CITY,
UJ.A.
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imft-ing
booklet
hai
ion
been
publiheii
on
Hheumaiwn
ind
Arthritis
containing
reliable
information
on
diet,
baihini.
neat
merapy
mi
trearment.
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ill
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sent
ERIE
to
any
.utferer
writ-
I
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Educational
Diviiiim,
Dept..
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Aveme,
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Citv,
N.
1,
i
a
ireitopy
ol
tBtasot.
Ut
liheuma.i
The
Prince
Rupert
Branch
of
the
SHANTYMEN'S
CHRISTIAN
ASSOCIATION
takes
pleasure
in
presenting
an
Easter
program
featuring:
GOD
OF
THE
ATOM
Second
In
the
internationally
famous
sermons
from
Science
by
Dr.
Irwin
A.
Moon
of
the
Moody
Bible
Institute
This
is
the
film
that
is
an
essential
part
of
the
training
of
every
member
of
the
U.S.
Air
Force;
That
is
being
widely
used
by
President
Truman
in
his
character
guidance
program
for
all
members
of
the
United
slates
armed
services;
That
was
requisitioned
for
use
of
Its
members
by
the
United
States
Atomic
Energy
Commission.
,
Shewing
Monday,
April
10th,
at
8
p.m.
In
the
Armouries
8th
Ave.
West
Missionaries
in
Charge:
M.
A.
Bedford
and
C.
J.
Carter
Admission
Free
Freewtfl
Offering
Only
i
EASTER
SUNDAY
11:00
a.m.
Easter
Family
'
'"'
Service
Sermon;
Dawn
in
the
Garden
A
Children's
Story
Anthem:
Tis
Easter
Day
7:30
p.m.
Easter
Evening
Sermon:
Man
Has
Forever
Anthem:
This
Joyfnl
Easter-
,
tide
Sols:
In
the
EnI
of
the
Sab-
bath
Mr.
Rowland
Miles
I
COME
TO
THESE
SERVICES
j
'.
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k
Christian
Science
Society
i
'
Second
Avenue
West
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
o.nn.h
ne
TV,,
.
rrof
r-M,.u
nr
I
uiaui.li
w
1
1
v.
lav
vumbii
vm
i
1
Christ
Scientist,
in
Boston,
Mass
'
Subject
of
Lesson
Sermon:
j
'
"Are
Sin,
Disease,
and
Death
4
Real?"
,
;
.
Services
Every
Sunday
at
11
a.m.
Sunday
School
Convenes
at
I
II
a.m.
I
!
Wednesday
Evening
Meeting
Second
Wednesday
of
Each
Month
at
S
p.m.
Reading
Room
Open
Wednes-,
day
and
Friday
from
2
,
to
4
p.m.
'
First
Baptist
Church
(Young
StreeO
Minister:
Rev.
F.
Antrobu
Phone:
Res.
Greerf
81
EASTER
SUNDAY
'-?"M.
11
a.m.
Morning
Service
12:15
Dm.
Father's
and
o..-..
lv.
children
are
very
-
specially
ln-
1
vlted
on
this
day.
No
classes;
i
scholars
scholars
meet
meet
in
in
onen
P
jielnn
!
two
J?fr
Li"
?
J
1
departments
ler
"
.
..
gram.
.
7:3
p.m.
Evening
Service;
followed
by
the
administration
Dr.
O.
E.
Daniel,
of
Vancouver
I
will
conduct
Special
'Services
April
12-24:
week
night
.
meetings
7:45
p.m.
Slides
on
the
Life
of
Christ
and
Missions,
alsd
Moving
Pictures,
will
be
shown,
curios
from
India.
.
-
,
.
,"
,
.
,t"
.
'
mer
Adlem,
Mlnq
.
Margaret!
iaio
ana
Miss
Enid
Ban
sailed
Thor.Hu
..w
Rn.rt
vrt
,
the
Brltinh
Columbia
Teacher's
Federation
annaal
eonventfort
as
delegates
from
the
local
AsM,ci-
tion.
F.
.
T?
.
Wviuht
and
t?
V.
n
V1C
n
;l
land,
also
delegates,
left
en
to-:
(day's
plane
to
spend
easier
ii;
Vancouver.
,
'A
It's
business
wis
to
advertise"
hope
for
the
triumph
of
the
forces
of
good
over
the
evil,
for
the
circumstances
of
peace
without
which
there
can
be
no
security
or
certainty
in
any
aspects
of
ojir
existence.
iYe
wQuld
do
well
this
Easter,
in
this
time
of
incmising
conflict
and
alarm,
to
rededicate
ourselves
anew
to
the
principles
whkh
so
many
of
us
heedlessly
ignore,
others
hypocritically
profess
and
f
ew
of
us
earnestly
practise.
We
are
not
going
to
machine
ourselves
into
betreV'
things.
Nor
are
we
going
to
legislate
ourselves
into
a
new
and
brighter
world.
The
achievement
of
tiie
goal
of
peace
and
goodwill
is
even
simpler
than
that
but
its
simplicity
does
not
make
it
the
less
difficult.
Its
accomplishment
is
not
something
tliltrean
be
done
by
a
few
people
for
the
rest.
It
U
tlje
great
co-operative
task
which,
unfortunately,
wje
are
not
facing
up
to
today.
The
consequences
oc
otir
continued
failure,
in
the
meantime,
are
becoming
tlje
more
ralistically
awful
to
contemplate.
1
t
'
'
'
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CO.
and
other.
I
But
still
it
is
the
season
of
hope.
May
we
resolve
to
something
more
than
hope
on
this
Easter
Day
of
1950.
May
we
project
better
resolve
into
the
days
our
modern
tongue
Jesus
was
saying
'Hello".
"Everything
s
all
right",
'Don
t
worry".
They
are
the
words
of
a
friend.
He
has
never
been
ashamed
of
His
followers
as
frtends
and
breth-
ren.
It
was
a
eomforting
word
for
Good
Friday
had
been
a
great
shock
to
them.
Yet
he:e
He
is
alive,
Conqueror
over
death
and
the
grave
saying,
Rejoice,
all's
well."
-Don't
worry
about
Good
Fri-
-fa
VOhnt
lw,
.
.
1
ii
1
"itrenm
nicn
was
'onlv
n
episode
in
the
all
-
con
-
tiering
life
of
your
Master,
"Peace
be
.
unto
you."
"Your
worries
are
over."
"I
am
He
that
liveth
and
was
dead,
and
behold
I
am
alive
for
evermore
and
have
the
keys
of
Hell
and
of
death."
Victory
rests
with
thi
crucified
and
Risen
One.
f
The
meeting
with
the
Risen
Master
put
new
life
Into
them.
"They
came
near"
drew
near
with
haste.
Dullness,
despair
fcnaaisappointment
all
fly
away
fhert
He
appears.
-
What
newness
of
Life
would
enter
emer
lnU
Intt
th.
tne
rvi,n,
nt
l
Go
today
lt
on'y
e
could
meet
the
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Communism
is
going
1
1
places,
which
is
partly
explained
by
the
inconclusive
character
of
United
Nations
propaganda-What
is
wanted
today
says
Senator
William
Benton
of
Connecticut,
and
several
colleagues,
is
a
gigantic
propaganda
war
not
as
literally
understood
but
a
struggle
of
ideas
and
aimed
directly
at
all
Com-miunifts
and
all
their
works,
j
What
they
have
in
mind
is
a
vast
public
opinion
campaign,
a
radio
network
beaming
programs
to
practically
every
receiving
set
on
earth.
It
would
um
the
Pioneer
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SUNDAY,
APRIL
9,
195(1
Morning
Worship
II
a.m.
Anthmr
Jr.
Choir
"Alleluia
Soior
"There
to
a
Oreen
Hiir
Barbara
Teng
Sermon;
"Peter's
Confession"
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Oritl
BAkAl
will
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Evening
Worship-7:30
o.m.
-
Anthem:
"Christ
TriumDhant
Senior
Choir
j
Solo:
"Open
The
Gates"-Bar-
bara
Teng
Sermon:
"Four
Scenes
From
The
Life
of
Christ"
!
Speaker
David
Murphy.
REGULAR
BAPTIST
CHURCH
(Fundamentalist)
639
East
6th
Ave.
Pastor
Leonard
A.
Thorpe
EASTER
SUNDAY.
APRIL
9
;
II
a.m.
Combined
Morning
Worship!
and
open
Sunday
School
Session
.
Special
program
in
which
the
children
will
participate
Topit:
"THE
VICTORY
OP
THE
CROSS"
ALL
PARENTS
INVITED
(Lord's
Supper
will
be
observed
after
this
service)
7:30
p.m.
Gospel
Service
Topic:
"THE
RESl'RRECTIOW
FACT
OR
FANCY?"
COME
AND
JOIN
19
IN
WORSHIP
OF
THE
RISEN
SAVIOL'R
Mrs.
Robert
Corlett,
pioneer
Terrace
woman,
arrived
in
the
city
on
Thursday
night's
train
fram
the
Interior
and
sailed
on
sailed
on
th
Prince
Rjipert
for
"
Vancouver.
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LARGEST
SELECTION
IN
RUPERT
CEMENT
PRODUCTS
LIMITED
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Concrete
Delivered
to
the
Job
lj
planned
to
create
an
immense
program
showing
educational
and
documentary
movies
to
world
audiences,
explaining
democratic
principles
and
aims.
Ttie
undertaking
would
include
contacts
with
tens
or,
thousands
of
foreign
students
to
study
on
thin
continent,
and
increased
pressure
for
world-wide
frpedom
of
information.
It
would
mean
creation
of
a
non-government
agencies
to
assist
overseas
friends
and
relatives
in
fighting
Communist
imagery.
In
other
words,
wealth
and
power
and
energy,
on
an
enormous
scale
could
be
turned
against
the
influences
and
sway
already
felt
in
all
countries
and
among
all
peoples
in
the
interests
of
despotism.
The
United
Nations
gaze
with
pride
at
thie
splendid
executive
building
of
United
Nations,
just
completed
in
New
York
.So
far,
so
good.
But
it
wjll
take
more
than
this
to
help
undo
the
mischief
already
committed,
and
offset
the
malicious
effects
ofjwhat
has
been
done
in
the
name
of
social
progress.
of
45
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