Prince
Unpcrt
Oailp
rectos
LtD.
Thursday.
January
29.
1943
LETTERBOX
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1
CHURCH
IS
IN
GOOD
SHAPE
as
chairman
c?
the
meeting,
gave
a
descriptive
talfe
on
what
a
minister's
work
eoivstitutes.
He
fe.'t
that
support
of
the
member
end
organizations
in
the
church
Ar,
irdfpT!!-r:t
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nwpspr
dpvovl
ti
tfc
upbaitc.r.z
of
Pr.nc
Rupert
nd
a,,
ecmrouiutie
oomprino
Borthera
and
'cT.m.
Bri'.isii
Columbia
lAuthfwiw-a
fcA
brcoad
Cm",
ita.i.
FoT
0!:i-e
Df-parttriTi.
.
Ot'avrai
Pt!Hhd
rvfy
aJteraoon
exrp
sx'.cjt
fcv
Prince
F.upe-t
Di.y
Lta.
3m
Awnii,
Pr:nee
Rupert,
British
Columb'jt.
G.
A
KVN'TEl5..
Mana!r.?
Ed'.'or.
H.
C-
PERHY.
Minnie
Dlretw.
MI3IEEH
CP
CANADIAN
PFE3S
ACDTT
BCREAV
OF
CIP.CVLATION3
CANADIAN
DAILY
JfTXSPAPLP.
ASSOCIATION
ground
of
the
movement.
!
A
spontaneous
response
to
a
!
suggestion
that
a
gift
of
$100
be
fmade
to
a
former
minister
who
Ifcad
at
one
time
written
off
part
of
his
salary
to
wipe
ont
a
deficit
hn
the
chnrch
resulted
in
the
j
sum
being
raised
on
the
spot,
j
The
very
enjoyable
supper
ser-jved
to
the
guest
was
arranged
fby
the
ladies
of
the
Senior
Wo
A.
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H.Vit.5
varrir.
pr
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people
ot
the
dictator-
Mi
Mil
ll
THE
LITTLE
PEOPLE
of
the
world
who
partici-I
pate
in
policy
making
only
when
they
use
their
ballots
in
free
democracies,
but
who
in
their
daily
live?
determine
the
final
outcome
of
policies
throughout
the
world,
have
entered
unon
what
may
prove
to
be
the
most
fateful
year
in
human
affairs.
The
bier
people
who
make
policies
which
the
little
people
do
not
understand,
or
will
not
fulfil,
have
failed
to
organize
peace.
Almost
two-thirds
of
the
little
people,
most
of
whom
cannot
read
or
write,
lack
food,
shelter
and
clothing.
Hundreds
of
millions
of
them
are
in
dire
distress.
Hundreds,
of
million
of
them
are
at
war.
The
literate
countries
in
which
bare
subsistence
is
painfully
managed,
are
partially
paralyzed
bv
dissension.
The
ablest
statesmen,
even
in
the
nWt
fortunate
nations,
cannot
a?ree
upon
the
broad
policies
which
are
essential
to
peace
and
progress.
Cn.
ve
or
-
'V'na,
ire
wisnom
or
tne
Mg
snips
is
unequal
to
tne
needs
ol
the
little
people,
""'"Js
tL.'1
mor
r
"
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r
TH6
CANADA
STARCH
CO.,
LTD.,
Montreol,
T.,on
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W,tK.,(.t.t:iteti
if
C.tniJ.1
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I
as
u
;.as
always
been.
The
little
people
who
have
no
free
votes
sense
that
there
are
not
noueh
big
people
in
their
countries
who
are
wise
enough
and
Lift
enough
to
agree
to-
apply
the
principle?
which
would
preserve
peace,
enabling
the
little
people
to
make
true
progress,
material
and
spiritual.
The
glorious
trujth
that
each
may
po?ses?
hi?
own
peace
by
doing
"the
right
as
God
give?-
him
to
see
the
right"
and
by
being
mutually
helpful
w
the
hope
of
little
people,
of
all
people,
for
even
the
greatest
are
little,
in
.the
fateful
vear
nineteen
hundred
and
forty-eight.
-
.
An
excellent
rule-of-the-thumb
for
voters:
When
in
doubt,
vote
'em
out.
For
the
economists
to
chew
on:
(it
It
is
virtually
axiomatic
that
increased
production
will
bring
lower
prices.
2
Distillers
now
have
a
four
years-supply
of
liquor
on
hand.
(3)
The
cost
of
aiquir-l"ar
a
handover
was
never
higher
than
it
is
today.
"Is
it
right
for
morons
to
marry?"'
asks
an
editor.
If
it
isn't,
there
are
millions
v.ho
are
living
in
sin.
PRICED
lo
CLEAR
!!
.
.
.
DRESSES
.
.
.
COATS
...
BLOUSES
and
NYLON
LINGERIE
i
:
!
1'
1
i
'
-
.
Take
alvantatt'
wf
lhoo
exceptional'
values.
Visit
Sweet
Sixteen'
Semi-annual
Clearanc"
Sale
which
features
"New
Ii'ik"
inerclu'ri'li.-'e.
policing
Editor,
Daily
Ne-srs:
To
t
brief,
this
is
being
written
with
the
intention
of
correcting
a
situation
In
connection
with
onr
local
constabulary
At
two
different
intervals
on
a"
recent
Saturday
afternoon
minor
infractions
of
the
law
wer?
made
e.g.
double
parking
and
the
absence
of
a
patrolman
"on
the
beat:
Sorely
Prince
Rupert's
police
force
isn't
under
strength
that
it
cannot
have
one
of
its
members
on
pevement
duty
especially
from
the
midday
on.
I
believe,
that
when
Commis-,
sioner
Shirras'
estimate
for
the'
coming
year
was
prepared,
one
factor
was
predominant.
Prince
Rupert
shall
be
adequately
staffed
and
policed
for
the
ensuing
year.
Is
this
contract
being
fully
adhered
tor
An
explanation
should
be
due
from
an
authoritative
source.
Thanking
you,
Mr.
Editor,
for
the
space.
INDIGNANT
PEDESTRIAN
AND
TAXPAYER
TO
OBSERVE
KIN
FOUNDING
To
commemorate
the
found-in?
of
the
Kinsmen
Association
of
Canada,
February
20.
1920.
the
executive
of
the
Kinsmen
Club
last
night
recommended
holding
an
annirersary
party
on
Friday,
February
20.
instead
of
ho.'ding.
the
regular
Wednesday
nirfct
meeting.
Discussion
or.
the
subject
disclosed
Don
McEen
to
be
a
chef
of
notable
qualifications
and
he
was
elected
to
head
the
party
committee.
Jt
was
suggested
that
Don
would
do
the
cooking
assisted
by
others
he
thought
ww!d
be
of
assistance
in
the
kitchen.
Plans
call
for
extending
invitations
to
the
ladies
and
for
one
night
of
the
year
at
ieast
they
will
be
able
to
sit
down
at
the
table
and
be
served
by
the
men.
dtertainment
for
the
night
will
be
in
the
hands
of
Bill
Noble.
Trie
executive
recommended
that
in
view
of
the
club's
age
and
the
constant
turnover
of
membership
due
to
members
leaving
the
city,
no
attempt
be
made
to
have
the
next
provin
cial
convention
held
in
Prince
Rupert.
"
j
Most
of
the
business
centred
around
the
nropram
for
May
24.
It
was
.suggested
that
a
possible
new
feature
in
the
activities
might
be
a
contest
among
Maypole
dancers.
To
make
this
a
success
the
services
of
someone
familiar
with
this
type
of
dancing
would'
have
to
be
obtained
and
interest
among
the
students
.stimulated.
It
was
also
suggest
-j
ed
that
the
Kinsmen's
sports
events
on
Victoria
Day
might
serve
as
a
preliminary
to
the
,
Legion
sports
day
on
July
1.
SERVE
IN
GENEVA
There
are
two
Canadians
on
the
international
secretariat
of
the
International
Student
Service
at
Geneva.
"Build
B.
C.
Payrolls"
Pacific
Nature's
Finest
Food
Milk
'
Doctors
say
plenty
of
milk
is
essential
to
any
well-balanced
diet.
In
Pacific
you'll
find
an
easily
digested,
economical
milk
containing
the
necessary
i
minerals
and
vitamins
foi
healthy
meals.
Vacuum
packing
ensures
freshness.
PACIFIC
MILK
,
Irradiated
and
Vacuum
Packed
NEW
OFFICES
Margaret
McLeod
OPTOMETRIST
i'1"
Nff
Room
10
STONE
BUILDING
V
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Ave
West
ts
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NEW
PnONE
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for
appointments
;
First
United
(
onerrtationitl
Supper
Mectin?
Hears
'
Encouraging
Reports
j
Despite
the
rising
casts
of
operating
and
maintenance.
Fi-?t
United
Church
was
able
to
iret
ah
current
expnes
and.
through
use
o!
special
contributions,
instal
a
new
automatic
oil
heating
unit
during
the
pa?t
year
according
to
Treasurer
George
Rone's
repoit
submitted
to
the
70
members
and
adherents
present
at
the
annual
congregational
supper
meeting
held
last
night
in
the
church
hall.
Increased
contributions
from
regular
subscribers
and
from
various
organisation
of
the
church,
particularly
the
Women's
Seizor
Auxiliary,
was
;fc-
reason
given
for
the
favorable
financial
condition
of
tiv
church.
Reports
from
a'.l
active
organizations
were
read
and
in
each
cas5
the
progr-?.s
indicate
;
was
encouraging.
Mrs.
C.
J
O
Ol.-.en.
vho
is
in
charge
of
the
primary
department
of
the
Sunday
School
ani
the
week-day
kindergarten,
was
given
a
hearty
vote
of
thanKs
for
the
splendid
work
she
is
doing
in
the
two
deportments.
J
S
WiIon
was
aisi
congratulated
on
his
work
with
both
the
senior
and
junior
choirs
Appreciation
was
expressed
for
the
able
w3y
in
which
Mrs
J
S
Irvine
conducted
the
aifairs
of
the
mission
and
maintenance
committee.
Other
reports
of
special
interest
were
Explorer
Girls,
read
bv
Miss
Rose-Marie
Hartwig.
tho
C.G
I
T
,
presented
by
Miss
Esther
Harrison,
the
Junior
Young
Peoples,
read
by
Miss
Mary
.McAfee
and
the
Senior
Women'.-.
Auxiliary
submitted
by
Mrs.
G.
Ciccone.
Rev.
R.
A
Wilson,
who
acted
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Outside
Orders
ASK
ABOUT
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CREDIT
TERMS
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PHONE
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PROMPT
SMCE
CITY
TRANSFER
Vic
Menzies
PHONE
950
was
excellent
and
paid
special
tribute
to
the
work
of
the
ladies.
Leaders
for
youth
work,
which
is
often
a
source
of
worry
to
a
minister,
have
in
most
cases
been
found
but
Mr.
Wilson
indicated
a
need
for
someone
to
lead
groups
of
junior
and
intermediate
boys
during
week-night
meetings.
Following
Rer.
Wilson's
address.
J.
s.
Wilson
expressed
gratitude
for
the
work
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wilson
are
doing
and
moved
a
vote
of
approval
which
was
heartily
endorsed.
Martin
Stuart
mas
called
on
to
give
two
reports
ouring
the
evening.
As
chairman
of
the
Pension
Fund
Committee,
he
outlined
the
progress
being
n.acie
in
-
preparing
the
campaign
to
raise
$1,200.
which
is
tne
church's
allocation
to
the
national
scheme.
He
also
spoke
on
the
plans
for
the
organization
of
an
A.OT5.
club
and
gave
a
fcrir-f
description
on
the
back
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!
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RUPERT
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MESSENGER
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Pacific
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Ltd.
Train
Schedule
For
the
East-Monday,
Wednesday,
Friday
8
p
m,
ASK
ABOUT
OCR
PERSONALIZED
Hl'IKiKT
I'll1
men's
Auxiliary.
Mrs.
C.
J.
O.
Olsen
was
appointed
secretary
for
the
evening.
During
the
business
meeting
James
H.
Thompson
was
elected
lo
life
membership
in
the
Session.
H.
E.
Amos
was
approved
as
a
member
t)f
the
Session,
replacing
Don
Forward
whj
asked
ito
be
relieved
of
his
duties
on
1
that
board
as
he
is
also
a
mem-j
ber
of
the
board
of
stewards.
To
I
fill
vacancies
on
the
board
of
I
stewards,
John
Ware
and
Martin
'
Stuart
were
each
elected
to
serve
.
three-vear
terms.
J
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EXTREMES
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won't
crack
or
!
craze
so
readily
if
it
is
not
sub-!
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to
quick
changes
of
hentj
tor
cold
when
being
washed.
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