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at
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Holy
Communion
8:30
a.m.
Sunday
School
2:00
p.m.
Rector:
Basil
8.
Prockter.
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A.,
B
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First
Prenbyterian
Church
Fourth
Avenue
East
Rev.
Allan
M.
McColl,
Minister
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith,
Organist
FUNERALS
REV.
BASIL
S.
PROCKTEK
(St.
Andrew's
Cathedral
i
The
purpose
of
Christian
burial
is
to
perform
an
act
of
laith
in
the
Jove
and
mercy
of
Almighty
Uod
Who
gave
His
Son
to
the
world
to
die
as
we
have
to
die
in
order
that
mankind
may
be
redeemed
from
the
prison
house
of
death
into
Everlasting
life.
While
we
are
not
taught
that
this
operates
automatically
in
the
case
of
every
individual,
we
'
are
not
the
judges.
God
is
the
commenced.
a
rule
which
f
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rolour
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FIRST
HVPTIST
5th
Ave.
E
at
Young
8t
Minister:
Rev
Fred
Antrobus
.
(Green
812)
VlHsT
I'KISKVTKRI
4th
Avenue
East
(Qreen
982)
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Morning
Worship.
11
a
m.
Sung,
Junior
Choir:
"We've
a
Story
to
Tell
to
the
Nations."
Sermon
:
,
Rev.
J.
A.
Munro,
B
A,
M.C.,
OMf
you'll
not
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that
the
t
me
comes
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much
we
know-that
it
is
w)len
lni,
y
belong
n0
more
lor
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your
ri'-fs
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througn
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menu
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our
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man
but
miy
ta
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6th
Ave.
West
Minister:
R.
A.
Wilson.
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Ave.
West
Pastor:
Paul
A.
Barber
(Oreen
630)
SALVATION'
ARMY
Frasar
Street
CO.:
Capt.
Karl
Jarrett
Directory
Class
2:30
p.m.
Sunday
School
3
00
p
m.
(Black
269)
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fu
'characters,
but
through
God's
rnac)e
i
love
and
mercy
that
we
are
re-
rtppmpH
I
have
seen
here
many
evi-
'J
Win
will
preach.
At
this
service
the
Boy
Scouts
will
parade
and
a
hort
talk
will
be
given
by
the
Rev.
Allan
M.
McColl.
to
the
ScouU.
Sunday
Hchoul,
12:15.
Evening
8irvle,
7:30
p.m.
in-lnirt
.oni
li.'iliit
of
liriK-f.,-.
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a.
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funerals
and
funeral
procession
Is
anything
concerning
this
mat
your
last
respects.
You
may
be
there
in
sympathy
with
tlv
mourners.
The
officiating
clergyman
is
also
there
for
these
reason;
hut
thev
must
not
over-
Anthem,
Senior
Choir:
Sermon:
ter
taught
to
children
in
our
schools?
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a
truck
or
ST.
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5th
Ave.
at
McBride
St.
Pastor:
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Solland
(Black
913)
MC.
Rev.
J
A.
Munro,
I1A
will
preach.
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nk
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fuMiutiT
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ill
imrlinr
nl
nr
varii
ly
Uit
!
automobile
wll
stop
and
wait
shadow
the
chief
reason
for
the
burial
service
which
has
already
hile
a
fune,al
procession
goes
Bl)t
often
the
do
no
been
stated.
That
i.s
the
reason
-
Sometimes
men
will
stand
with
why
in
some
parts
of
Canada
ncl
faces
averted
but
and
the
rest
of
the
world
it
Id
fnrhiriHpn
in
mnnv
churches
to
often
they
hurry
by
or
stand
with
ST.
PKTKK
S
AMil
lfAN
Seal
Cove
Archdeacon
E.
Hodson
Sunday
School
1
1
:00
a
m.
Evening
Prayer
7:30
p
m.
(Blue
827)
COMMlMTV
srxiMV
SCHOOL
.
East
End
Hall.
2:30
p
m.
The
Salvation
Army
Captain
and
Mrs.
E.
Jarrett,
Corps
Officers.
i.uin
Milium
a
.iti.
Irani
aii'l
km..
tUnH,i,ji
!
prrach
at
a
funeral
no
matter
lland!i,
111
lh"'r
P'LoKTanT
TTT-who
the
deceased
person
may
be.
"l!!
youth
Bally.
Ne
Tim
Your
Irnt
Cut
Mm
r,k"
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tr-An
aerial
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is
enough
that
the
passages
of
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ANNUAL
WEEK-KND
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11
a.m.
Holiness
Meeting.
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,
-
-
-iiskIInG
PEOPLE
are
worried.today
about
the
I
threat
of
Communist
aggression
and
aictator-
onip
and
are
casting
about
lor
sometning
they
'iaii
uo
aLout
it.
One
tning
w
e
ail
can
do
about
it
is
ui
wic.pating
ith
an
active
interest
in
public
i.xiaii's.
Hitler,
at
the
height
of
his
aggression,
delighted
in
saying
that
democracy
was
decadent
and
vroukl
surrender
because
it
was
necessarily
confused
and
undecided.
Another
totalitarian
state,
Russia,
adopts
the
name
of
democracy
and
predicts
the
downfall
of
all
other
governments
which
it
labels
as
"Capitalist."
During
the
war
the
free
democratic
peoples
proved
that
they
were
able
to
defeat
Hitler's
aggression
and
to
"supply
badly
needed
equipment
to
Russia
which
Communism
could
not
produce
for
itself.
Thev
did
this
by
voluntarily
surrendering
snnv
of
their
freedom
and
by
accepting
whatever
decree
of
control
was
necessary
to
defeat
the
ag-grecor.
This
voluntary
self-discipline
is
onlv
possible
vheve
peonle
value
their
political
freedom.
The
cMVnws
of
both
Hitler
and
Communism
have
convinced
us
that
we
can
retain
our
democratic
freedom
only
by
active
participation
in
public
affairs.
YANKS
TO
RETURN?
WAY
THE
ARMY
has
been
reversing
itself
THE
all
over
the
north,
it
may
yet
be
expected
to
go
back
to
Prince
Rupert,
British
Columbia,
and
demand
the
use
of
the
big
dock
and
warehouse
it
constructed
during
World
War
II
as
part
of
its
sub-port
shipments
to
Alaska
and
the
Aleutian
Islands,
says
Ketchikan
Chronicle.
The
Rupert
facility
has
military
value,
of
course,
as
it
did
during
the
war.
It
not
only
gives
an
alternative
to
the
long
haul
from
Seattle,
but
an
inland
alternative
that
is
away
from
the
coast
and
involves
no
sizeable
population
along
its
right
of
way.
Thus
it
would
be
easy
to
defend.
Some
goods
can
be
hav-led
north
from
Rupert
to
Haines
and
other
Alaskan
points
by
tug
and
barge,
saving
money
to
the
armed
forces.
And
the
warehouse
is
big
enough,
something
like
400,000
square
feet
in
all,
to
he
used
as
an
arsenal
or
storage
depot.
,,
,
TUfc-AiviUan,
development
ojf
Alaska
of
course
might
make
the
warehouse
useful
in
the
next
few
years.
If
Rupert
is
converted
into
a
free
port,
the
warehouse
could
be
used
to
store
Alaska
canned
falmon
waiting
shipment
to
eastern
markets
and
;
'
bversedsi,&.
Both
American
and
Canadian
t',
ship-,
could
use
the-
port
without
handicap
or
duty
"
being
paid
'
Alaska
puin
and
newsprint
en
route
to
market
could
be
stored
there.
The
future
of
Rupert
and'
its
warehouse
depend,
in
part,
on
geo-political
considerations
but
at
least
they
should
not
be
forgotten
in
the
over-all
armament
and
development
program
of
the
north
country.
su,vr'
.
,
....
.....
.,.!.
do
not
seem
to
know
that
It
VI
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v
C
Mill
Ol.ATF
n'DOF.
CAKT
assessment
purpose
was
pro-
sum
ana
uie
nnui
uiiiuiiauun.-,
-
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,
2:30
Directory
Class.
,iyl
p
II
om-
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n.
ii
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c,
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r.-Lcct.
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3:00
Sunday
n
l.h
A
...1
there
V.
is
an
ancient
rule
tlKU
still
and
drop
their
eye.,
Ar.
-
p.m.
,
these
gentle
acts
of
charity
out
!'
1
,n
the
casket
should
never
be
open-!
tetlitr
Inn-
l,n,v
l;
:.,
C
ip
liutlfr
or
ihorll-f.,;
,
Mursrpan
No
action
wai
take
Young
Peoples'
r-nuiilly.
rid
rm
tiniiir
unto
inn.
inL
t..,::.
on
the
suggestion.
.;d
once
the
burial
service
has
of
c)ate?
l,ci"ii
n;
-nil
tM-l
rll;
tntn
ailrt
2
M.i:t,
n.t
c
ivvtitrmil
t
notolatr
ti1
lilnil.
Atlil
flgur
r
"u.-r
il
.4
t'Up
liiilk,
iumU
huiouiiI
nt
timii,
lit,:;!
,
,
until
tiiii.'.tli.
Adil
1
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r.
jnii.4
l'..o
in
rta-1
a.-111
t.lw
oven
1.
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lu-ur.
or
ur.lu
diiiw
sj.:c
u
ml
lop
ami
not.
of
iV
e;
tei
in
munrrs.
A
word
miuht
b?
added
con-
j
coming
the
infrequent
occasion
j
Annual.
Presentation
of
Awards
for
Sunday
Attend
-ance
for
1!H7.
.
I
7:33
p.m.-
Dr.
J.
Munth
.
Tues
It
I
Ho
HetJ
in
lid
likf
"
Mrn.Slii
r-lo,
k
11
iluiiii
when
.some
much
honored
r
much
loved
member
of
one
of
the
native
communities
Ls
buri'd
in
Prince
Rupert.
As
you
know,
there
ks
the
band
and
the
ca-ktt
will
show
Movies
of
"His
Trip
to
Norway
"
Meeting
sponsored
by
Home
Reminiscences
ByWJ.
and
Reflections
1
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11
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lol
llioc
nll-loo-
car
re,
ioiw
x-
tarried
shoulder
hith
through
Wfd
League).
8
p.m.-
Prayer
Meeting.
8
p.m.
Holiness
Meeting.
Hiig.
and
Mrs.
GillinKhum
In
charge.
Fri.
ten
filliK
tr
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n,i
p
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I
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,.
In
i
rv
tin
in
r
m
Cii.
i
l.i
or
,1,11-'
:.:
.ii-i'
him.
ly
the
streets.
In
Itseil
ll
is
quite
a
spectacle.
But
If
I
may
sneak
It
is
certain
Prince
Rupert's
j
counters,
framed
on
the
wall.
museum
will
have
more
visitors
;
or
in
a
breast
pocket
where
it
for
my
fellow
Christians
who
are
native.s,
I
would
say
that
il
this
summer
than
ever
before.
!
would
be
close
to
one's
heart
as
is
not
meant
as
a
sprttacle
to
j
This
may
sound
a
bit
optimistic
the
owner
foresaw
quick
profits
but,
if
it
falls
sl;ort
of
the
mark,
Thers
is
still
a
place
and
a
use
be
gazed
upon.
When
a
iun-ral
pori
after
all.
It
Ls
the
ultimate
.(
nun
o
i
$i
t-
Mi
.
i
lii-
iiio-l
rrnnotiiii"al
I
I.
now
to
k.iif
in
ftliolr-riinr,
Ik.vourful
eoo.liiM.il
nf
xrfiliililn
till
your
mi
il
i
to
i-au
i;ur
tin
t.u
armin
l
III
INZ
C
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1
ii:i
AIM
K
SoVl'l
Di-i
imr
iui
1
ilnl.
l
oiiki
il-lo-your-tn-io
vi
n
I
ilili
in
nimiluit,
ilf-,i
mm
xariiiy
in
ju-l
one
Im
nf
tt.it
tavutny
oii.!
Nun
il
in
Nl'-it
lua(
u-
i
-ailf
...!
Ini.Ln
t-v
Ii'l'l
foiwl-wi-l1
tlif
l
l'ollOilll.
.1
'
iJ
W.iJ
!
feel
Like
A
Ptintttt
In
four
lath
it
will
not
be
tor
lack
of
reasons,
for
the
townsite
map.
Why
so
or
thLS
Kino
taRes
place
in
one
act
of
faith,
hope
and
charity,
of
the
village
there
is
nobiKh'
thut
we
should
bury
our
dead
as
For
one
thing,
the
displayes,
thi.s
'.
shy'
vear.
will
be
on
a
wider
and
more
H
1
I
looking
on.
They
are
all
In
ihe
we
d.
Aiu(
I)a,
t
from
such
llr.
li',
r
-
I
attractive
scale.
For
anothsr,
!
California
m
capitalizing
on
procession.
All
are
actors.
There
a(.t.s
0f
faith,
hope
and
chanty
1
r
.
l
A
Lhe
two
venerable
totem
poles,
!
th?
fad
of
1345
being
tne
cen-
are
no
spectators.
So
we
may
ttP
ar.
surely
not
worthy
to
be,
li
stead
of
reclining
outside
will
tennlal
of
the
gold
discovery.
.
take
It
that
here
is
no
occasion
called
civilised
at
ail.
Thomas
.stand
In
all
their
lordly
dignity
Life
in
thut
Stale,
for
the
next
!
for
uj
t0
congregate
by
crowds
Cray's
famous
lines
.seem
to
bear
.
.
.
furrouri'li
i!
by
each
side
of
the
main
en-
iew
year.-,
auwiu
aumc
i
m
oraer
to
stare
at
tne
priween-
(n
llliH
P(,mt:
trance.
They
will
give
to
all
that
the
glamor
and
spell
of
"the
ing.s.
liy
IliC
niliiiiiiul
bwniy
!
iny-lito
l'lii-in'
i-Iiiibi
r
r
ii
1
1
a
i
n
I
li
n
t
tnnrwilil
'liny
nrp
nlwuyi
Inn
ly,
llir.i'
.:illi
ni-f
.
or
pi
mi
nt-tjmi
fur
Jiiiif
h
i
i
lit
noiii
mn-tliimi
:in.
iinr
howrr,
I
.
a
-1
1
V
ii
-1
"On
some
fond
breast
the
part
'
ing
soul
relies
"Home
pious
drops
the
clnln';
eye
requres;
i
"E'en
from
the
tomb
the
voire
of
nature
cries
!
'"E'en
In
our
ashes
live
their
wonted
fires."
!
not.
flays
or
.
wny
no
.-
u
w
Ls
within,
a
drawing
power
arp
wnQl
surpassed
by
the
museum
in
And
ten
years
ne"oe
j
would
hide
tho
oooasion
of
clfUth
Juneau's
territorial
building-
ready
Mr
the
century
ann.ver-,
sq
which
certainly
takes
a
lot
of
,ary
blo-ou.
recalling
the
rush
j
,.just
Jf
And
the
third
to
cariboo.
For
B.C.
has
aso
-
beating.
reason)
anrilnt"'
oay
bnolua
ev(r
comB
is
is
the
tne
comina
coming
oi
of
the
me
smart
smart
and
ana
i
colorful
and
stirring
past,
sl
t0
e
less
rath.r
steamship
Prince
n'o
uaiKeivine
ana
nt
omer
her
north-!0"1'1
noun-1
spanking
new
(
still
far
from
than
more
civilised
and
humane..
George
To
which
w
all
say
ern
Bld
camps
are
,al.y-rfn.!v-H"''
ii
,
i
rntt
of
Ii
"i
'
1,1,11
-
n
oi
k.
il
l.v
t-i.i.1"
loo.
Aai
r
liiul.l.ng
I-'n-i
l.nr'anl
'
T.
:-
ncaci.
incy
kiicw
a
on.
oi
m-
'amen.
in
tin
n'
manee.
tito
vy
i
,i
'':!
Believe
it
or
not,
one
of
the
1
REGULAR
BAPTIST
in:i
kr
(
'ri
run
Onw'Jf
'
w.i-lifil
iili
:i
"limp
iliiih
...liny
i;iy
IK
-li-lm.
Lull!
ninl
pli.ilil'"
nn.
I
bld
mho
lln
ir
rnlmir
iur
ki-M-!
Wli
it
.1
mnro
.
.
.
Ilii
v
won't
i
r.ii'k,
I
n
k,
M.ini
or
ti(Ti
n
.
.
.jn-l
In
ikn
Hint
iln'.v
Irn-f
tin-
"
:n
in
l'hi--1
.
Ir.i.lc
ill:.
Yon
Yinylilo
1
'
i
m
h
r,
Pl.t-liri
IniVf
hrn
1i-tfi
:mi
B"-J.IOVCil
l.v
"Vk
III
Hit
t.lhr4
T,..l,,i
;.rnii"...lie
1NY-l.l'I'K
l'l:i-ln
trnl'-
mink
i
jour
a
--ti
(
:i
m-0
of
qm.lit
1
xF)
Ballerina
-,-.t
,
Plvinc
3OT
2
U.i'i-
K',h
nip
(if
'ik',r
hardest
articles
to
find
in
Prnce
i
The
derision
to
issue
an
up-ta-Rupert
is
a
large
map
of
the
the-minute
booklet
on
Prince
,
townste.
Of
course,
this
is
not1
Rupert
in
time
for
the
opening
J
saying
none
can
be
found.
But,
;
of
the
tourist
season
i.s
appro-if
needing
one
within
reasonable
priate.
Right
now,
city
and
dis-
41
IMmilATUlM
1UDE
Halt
5th
mid
k'l
BrtUc
Sunday,
February
15,
194S
"The
Lord
Preserveth
all
them
that
Love
Him.
ill
nt
I
T
f
'1"
wmh
':
DOSSES
Ps.
145:20
'rnimil
I
"fm
m45u
in
print,
CREPE,
JERSEY
"V-k
12:15
p.m.
Sunday
School.
7:30
p.m.
Jospl
Service
Speaker::
fl.
It.
M.
Blackaby
i
Prayer
-
Praise
-Testimony
i
Topic:
"MY
SIIKF.P
MY
VOICF.."
Do
You
find
tlmt
fvcry
dsy
tlirrr
trnii
!!
ninl
fume
l:i-Wn
in
J
imr
lmv
lniii'fhol.1
.
.
.
'
ii
iiihiiiIi
on
your
rrnruyf
l
inn
wliv
finl
n
'
n
in.
mnl
4
i
in.
your
iluily
"
Yi-'l'onr
Tiini
-
lnnl
tlint
tint
In
ii
f
ret
urn!
a
nip
or
nln-
m
time,
or
without
organizing
a
!
trict
interest
the
continent.
The
search
party,
they
do
manage
ucnic
north
coast
i.s
the
sum-to
keep
out
of
the
way.
Once
1
mer
playground
of
tens
of
thous-upon
a
time,
the
maps
were'ands.
A
lot
of
curious
folk
will
about
everywhere
under
glass
b.
thinking
of
Rupert.
'i
1
"iH-v
All
Sizes
and
Colors
NEW
SHIPMENT
OF
WOMEN'S
BLOUSES
Sizes
38
to
44
I
nntriiiniK
Yi-Iiinc
Uiot
or
colili
in'lp
;"
.l.r.r
mill,
li
in
1.
1
rni
ruv.
'l'llllr-r
ll
lil.V
Hearty
Gospel
Singing.
Wednesday
8:00
p.m.
Prayer
Meeting.
Friday,
3:30
p.
m
Mission
Band.
.
7:00
p.m.
Junior
Young
Peoples
WK
I'KKU'll
THK
Ol.li-TIMK
111
I
K.IOV
j.Mi-.i."
arc
irnli
il
a
lin.Miy
li.iinu
i"
'
'r
;
1-
t
if
r-tliim-uooil
i.lni
to
ni:il,r
it
a
family
Im'"
j1'
;
Your
rliil.lini
will
love
M-Toni
'
ri'-l'.
il"'"'":
n.ivnnr
(mnl
tou
fitnl
il.
cvier
lo
ml
llipm
'";
T
1
ll.rir
milk
lliin
tli
a-.-itit
:iy
)
l
r;ii.l
ll"".
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I
i
Vi-Tmii.
iiflir
a
liu'lm
iln'
:it
r'"r
1
li
,
RAINCOATS
LARGE
SIZES
I'lllllkllll
Of
lirliflll
fllli'l
HrliiLUU.
Alt
J
'in
ni
(oui-t:i'litm
Y'l-'l
Full
Gospel
Tabernacle
NYLON
HOSE
5
1
Gauge
221
6th
Ave.
West
Pastor:
Paul
A.
Harlicr
I
The
Daily
News
Boys
ROY
MOSTA0
'Across
the
Creek'
Carrier
Looks
to
Sea
for
Ultimate
Livelihood
Roy
Harold
Mostad,
known
to
his
friends
as
"Lulu,"
lor
no
apparent
reason,
arrived
in
Prince
Rupert
6
years
ago,
just
in
time
to
start
hia
schooling.
The
first
six
years
of
his
life
were
spent
in
the
prairie
province
of
Saskatchewan,
his
birthplace.
Roy
inherited
his
Daily
News
route
from
an
older
brother
last
summer.
His
dis-
5
NEW
SPRING
SHADES
b5
SPECIAL
SERVICES,
Commencinjr
Sunday
February
22
with
Kev.
Victor
Graham
of
Terrac
Field
Director
for
Northern
B
C.P.A
O
C.
GREER
&
NNETTE
MANSELL
BUILDERS
AND
CONTR
8
p.m.
Sunday
11:00
a.m.
pevotlonal
Tuesday
12:15
p.m.
6.S.
Through
7:30
p.m.
Evangelistic
Friday
ALL
ARE
WELCOME
Repairs
Construction
A'ttr'
Walk
Upstairs
in
Stone
Building
j
Floor
Sandinff
a
Spw'wW
Phone
RED
56J
Ormcs
Drugs
0IRI
GUIDE
SSS?
PRESCRIPTION
CHEMISTS
TRY
I
IRex
Ca
trict
takes
in
Alfred
Street,
Ninth,
Tenth,
a
bit
of
Eighth
Avenue
and
Conrad
Street
with
the
eleven
hundred
block
on
Seventh
Avenue
tagged
on
for
good
measure.
In
Grade
6
this
year,
Roy
attends
King
Edward
School.
In
sport
he
likes
basketball
the
best.
As
a
hobby,
building
claims
his
attention
and
when
he
can't
do
that
in
his
spare
time
he
enjoys
reading.
Hig
greatest
Interest
is
in
the
fishboats
that
make
Prince
Rupert
their
home
port.
And
Roy's
Interest
is
not
just
that
of
a
lad
yearning
for
adventure,
he
intends
to
some
day
FEB.
15
to
22
TRAINING
TO
SERVE
CANADA"
FOR
TASTY
W
"I
I
C.iir
i.nPw
OPEN
I
A
M.
TO
A
M
rillNESK
DISHKS
Daily
car
delivery
service
from
9
a.m.
till
6
p.m.
Emergency
bicycle
delivery
from
7
p.m.
till
9
p.m.
and
Sunday
PHONE
81
SECOND
AVENUE.
OPPOSITE
PRINCE
Rl
E.
McBride
St.
Phone
311
acquire
a
boat
of
his
own
and
earn
his
livelihood
from
the
sea.
t
ffli
HM',
S'Jm