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prince
tluprrt
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rectos
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Saturday,
June
5,
1948
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Independent
dally
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
ell
communities
comprising
northern
and
central
British
ColumWi
(Authorized
as
Second
Ciusa
Mall.
Post
Office
Department,
Ottawa)
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every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Ltd
,
3rd
Avenue,
Peine
Rupert,
British
Columbia.
a.
A.
HUM
EH,
ManaimiR
Editor.
H.
O.
PERRY,
Managing
Director.
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p.m.
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WESTON
COYNEY
Weston
Coyney
left
Yukon
when
the
northland's
first
and
greatest
gold
rush
was
com-menring
to
fade
to
locate
in
Prince
Rupert
when
this
city's
real
estate
temperature
was
becoming
feverish.
He
was
not,
however,
particularly
concerned
witn
petting
rich,
quick.
If
he
made
'a
fortune
in
Ihe
Klondyke,
it
'hud
in
sonic
way
pot
away
lrom
him.
But
he
never
worried.
Ho
was
companionable
and
took
thinns
for
the
best.
Mr.
Coyney
had
originally
gone
to
Dawson
to
describe
the
stampede
for
'.he
New
York
Herald.
He
did
so
without
ever
returning
east.
He
was
in
Dawson
for
years,
sending
striking
word
pictures
of
scenes
und
events
that
the
Herald
ur.iold-
First
Presbyterian
Church
Fourth
Avenue
East
Rev.
Allan
M.
McColl,
Minister
Mrs.
J.
E.
Smith,
Organist
.
THE
RACE
AND
THE
PRIZE
Rev.
A.
M,
McColl,
Presbyterian
Church
"I
therefore
so
run,
not
uncertainly;
so
fight
I
not
as
one
that
beateth
the
air."
Corinthians
I,
Chapter
1X:26
In
the
olden
days,
the
Romans
would
enter
the
arena,
and
in
chariot
or
on
foot
would
contend
for
the
prize,
or
even
engage
in
mortal
combat
so
that
one
or
the
other
might
come
out
victorious
and'
thus
obtain
the
approval
of
his
fellow-countrymen.
St.
Paul
was
a
.modern
sportsman.
Athletic
matches
of
today
kihkt
mriiHT
6th'
Avi.
B
at
YutlnK
St
Mlnttiu-r:
Hey
Frea
Antrobui
lOiwn
813)
)
Prince
Rupert
Responds
RUPERT,
always
to
be
counted
upon
in
PRINCE
support
of
good
causes,
is
rising
with
a
fine
response
to
the
occasion
of
the
flood
emergency
campaign.
Early
survey
of
the
voluntary
contributions
and
results
of
canvassers'
solicitations
indicate
a
degree
of
generosity
compatible
with
the
unusual
circumstances
of
emergency
and
need.
Satiated
with
a
multitude
of
appeals
to
w
hich
we
have
lieen
subjected
over
the
years,
we
neverthe-Iss
realize
the
seriousness
of
this
effort
to
come
tu
the
aid
of
British
Columbians
w
ho
have
been
stricken
with
desolation
and
disaster.
That
is
satisfactory,
too,
and
the
friendly
generosity
that
we
are
manifesting
in
this
tangible
manner
towards
our
afflicted
neighbors
to
the
south
will,
we
may
be
sure,
be
deeply
appreciated.
It
is
an
illustration
of
provincial
solidarity
and
goodwill,
demonstrating
that
any
sectional
differences
we
may
have
at
times
ate.
after
all,
not
very
deep.
The
flood
waters,
for
I
IH-T
l-HI
NHM
I
KMN
4lb
Avenue
East
(Cireen
VHJ)
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1MTIK
e
io
uth
A
vp
Wc-
Minister:
H
A.
Wilson.
MA
lOrwg
018)
Morning
Worship,
11
a.m.
Junior
Choir.
Sermon:
"Victory
In
Suf
ferine,."
Sunday
School,
12:15
p.m.
Evening
Service,
7:30
p.m.
Senior
Choir.
Anthem:
"God
Shall
Wipe
Away
All
Tears."
Sermon:
"The
Parable
of
lh.
Ew'e
Lamb."
Young
Communicants
class
Thursday
evening
ut
7:30
p.m
did
not
pray
that
he
might
re
are
beneficial
for
the
youth
and
for
the
world.
But
for
on
to
take
a
prominent
part
in
the
game
he
must
diligently
practice
and
undergo
a
certain
course
cover
and
live.
Why
did
he
become
so
haled
and
detested?
It
was
not
so
much
what
he
did
jed
before
its
news-huiifiy
reud-i'ers.
He
was
identfied
with
the
I'll.
I.
.
I'll,
TtHIHWVI.K
221
6tta
Ave.
VWat
Fw,Kr
:
Haul
A.
Barber
(Green
DM)
but
what
he
did
not
do;
KI.VTION
AKMV
Frawr
Htreer,
CO
t
Capt
Eri
Jarrett
Dlrentury
'1urs
3
;0
p
m.
UnndHy
Utrtiiiol
(
p
m..
(Black
m
The
Salvation
Army
Local
Corps
Officers
Capt.
and
Mrs.
E.
Jarrett
REGULAR
BAP
VIST
S.O.N.
Hall,
5thand
M.Briile
II
their
disaster
and
tragedy,
may
well
develop
a
hT.
I
'M
I
I
Till
KN
Bill
Ave
at
Mi'bride
Bt
Pantor
:
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tkrtlaiKl
(Oniric
610)
SATURDAY,
8p.m.
-
Prai.se
an.
Dawson
News,
lie
naa
varu-u
of
training
l0
m
him
for
u,
interests
and
enjoyed
a
widejcoming
conU.st
u
ls
not
on,v
j
acquaintance.
Publicity
was.
h'
physically
beneficial
for
him
but
I
middle
nam-.
jlt
is
aiso
beneficial
mentally
and
Mr.
Coyney
was
an
English-
jniorally.
A
great
amount
of
man
and
much
of
his
active
and
anxious
training
is
necessary
!)
eventful
life
was
spent
in
the
khe
preparation
for
the
race.
He
United
States.
He
had
been
has
to
do
his
best
in
training
be-around
and
his
storehouse
of
;
fore
he
can
even
take
part.
There
memories
was
well
stocked.
Is
often
gigantic
work
behind
a
For
some
time
he
had
served
;
simple
production,
and
when
we
as
private
secretary
to
a
United
j
think
of
the
performance
we
States
vice-president.
He
had
,
feel
that
it
is
one
of
the
greatest
been
employed
on
some
of
the
gifts
of
God.
,
largest
and
most
influential
of
j
In,
getting
on
in
business,
do
American
dailies.
Ey
the
time
.
you
think
the
getting
up
is
ea.sy
rn:il-,H'
n;i.
!
NT.
Testimony
meeting.
SUNDAY,
11
a.m.
--Holines
meeting.
(Mrs.
Brigadier
Gil-
8i-al
Cove
Arrhdeaeon
B.
Hndiiun
Huuday
Bchiol
1
1
OO
a
m.
Evening
Prayer
7
-.30
pm
(Blue
8217)
rilMMIMTV
srllV
STHIHII.
KmkI
Knd
Hiill,
:3
pm
Re-dtcotitc
o
fciliDioti,..
lingham
and
Adjutant
Mr
Chambers
in
chargei.
2:30
p.m.
Directory
Class.
3
p.m.
Sunday
School
(clas.se
eott
that
all.
B-H
FiW(J
.ox
Velvet
hnuh
m
pH
telly.
Lovely
colon,
,,
to
apply.
One
auait
covn
a
iguart
leel.
See
nr
colwcwin
SUNDAY,
JUNE
8,
1948
"Ye
MUST
he
born-
again."
Jno.
3:7.
12:15
p.m.
Sunday
School.
7:30
pm:
aospei
Service.
Speaker:
MR.
CECIL
CAIITKR
(of
the
Shantymen's
Christian
Association
of
N.A.i
Topic:
"ROCK
OF
AGES"
Come
and
hear
iiii.1
Vital
message!
Junior
Choir
will
sing.
PRAYER
PRAISE
TESTIMONY
Wed.,
8
p.m.
Prayer
Meeting.
Prl..
3:30
p.m.
Mission
Band
7:00
p.m.
Junior
Young
product.
Skrine
Club'
Gets
for
all
ages
i.
7:30
Gospel
meeting.
(Brigadier
and
Mrs.
T.
GilUng
ham
i.
Divisional
Commander
in
charge.
Ihe
settled
in
Prime
Rupert
li"!No!
The
man
who
refuses
to
was
along
in
years
and
his
neat-
run
off
his
race
in
life
cannot
ly
pointed
beard
was
gray.
He
j
be
-considered
diligent
and
ctn-'
was
a
man
of
fair
height,
of
,
not
hope
to
succed
in
business,
i
Fund
of
Old
Band
Cffid
en
NOTE:
A
Missionary
Offerlti
will
be
taken
at
the
evenini
Balance
of
$35,
residue
of
a
fund
from
the
Parenta'
Association
of
the
old
Prince
Rupert
service.
,
Boys'
Band,
has
been
turned
over
to
the
Prince
Rupert
snrine
slender
build
and
endowed
with
and
is
no
sportsman.
Besides,
a
most
engaging
manner.
He
,
the
man
to
succeed
in
anything
served
on
the
Prince
Rupert.
must
have
a
program
to
follow
If
newspapers
at
different
limes
he
is
to
make
the
best
of
his
op-and
for
a
while
issued
a
publi-
portunities.
To
gain
the
great
cation
of
his
own
which
he
crow'n
there
must
be
training
called
"Resources."
This
ap-
and
discipline
there
must
be
peared
monthly
and
it
pro-
some
moral
code,
otherwise
all
vided
a
lot
of
timely
stories
efforts
will
be
of
no
avail.
Even
dealing
with
the
natural
in
hospitals
or
other
institutions
Upholsteriir
new
ffb'it
of
friendship
which
will
be
all
to
the
run;!
af'trr
the
floods
subside
and
happiness
and
prosperity
are
restored
following
the
long
and
hard
battle
to
come.
Meantime,
a
swe
have
done
before,
may
we
fig;i:i
bespeak
that
the
aood
start
which
the
relief
campaign
has
made
will
be
definitely
and
speedily
consummated
in
the
reaching
of
the
hiirh
goal
that
lias
been
confidently
and
enthusiastically
set.
NEWFOUNDLAND
REFERENDUM
PEOPE
of
Newfoundland
have
voted
almost
1'UE
in
deadlock
in
the
referendum
to
determine
what
their
future
form
of
government
may
be.
They
'
are
definite
enough,
however,
on
one
thing
and
that
is
that
they
do
not
want
any
more
commission
government.
That
is
ruled
out
but
it
may
take
another
referendum
to
obtain
a
definite
expression
'as
between
responsible
government
and
confederation,
the
latter
implying
joining
up
as
a
province
w
ith
the
Dominion
of
Canada.
Canada
observer
the
expression
of
Newfoundland's
opinion
with
keenest
interest
We
would
welcome
Newfoundland
as
a
new
province
although
its
joining
would
probably
increase
our
responsibilities
and
overhead
more
than
the
advantages
in
a
material
way
would
be
capable
of
balancing.
And,
if
Newfoundland,'
should
decide
to
go
it
alone
with
her
own
responsible
government
she
would
.
have
our
best
wishes.
No
matter
what
happens
.
Canada
will
always
have
a
direct
and
friendly
interest
in
the
neighbor
island
out
in
the
Atlantic.
;
Peoples.
(Rev.
11.
C.
Phillips
FATHER'S
DAY
SUNDAY,
JUNE
20
will
speak
i.
WE
PREACH
THE
OLD
FASHIONED
GOSPEL-
rf.
Club
Band.
The
donation
was
made
In
person
a
few
nighAs
ago
by
Mrs.
J.
Ci.
Viereck
and
Mrs.
Hanfurd,
president
and
secretary
of
the
Parents'
Association,
suitable
acknowledgement
be-ing
made
by
P.
M.
Oulland,
president
of
the
band.
It
ls
planned
to
use
the
money-
to-
purchase
new
music
for
the
library
of
the
band.
rase
I
wealth
tributary
to
the
city
and
there
must
be
rules
and
regula-district.
He
was
the
staff.
About
tions
to
be
conformed
with.
Many
the
only
thing
he
omitted,
in
qualifications
are
necessary
to
!the
personal
service
line,
wasiobtain
the
incorruptible
prize.
A
mm
ADVANCE
NOTICE
COMING
D.V.I
For
Next
Sunday,
June
13
REV.
II.
C.
PHILLIPS
of-
Ruth
Morton-
Regular
Baptist
Church;
Vancouver,
i
Past
President
Convention
of
Regular
Baptists
of
B.C.i.
FUKMTUKI
You
saw
IV
in
Uie
Daily
News!
REPAIR
TRUCK
AND
.V
cusnioN?
RECOVERFJi
Ask
lor
the
printing
and
binding.
man
must
take
no
unnecessary
The
local
press
found
in
him
risks
he
must
prepare.
NegatiT
a
convenient
source
of
informa-
,
virtues
got
nowhere.
But
it
w
tion.
A
despatch
would
come
in
something
if
there
is
a
program
telling
of
a
happening
in
dls-
to
be
lived
up
to
so
that
he
may
.
tant
climes.
It
hardly
mattered
prepare
himself.
Jesus
Christ
i
where.
Look
up
Coyney!
He
Is
standing
in
the
life
of
all
of
us
would
usually
remember
some-
!
today
to
give
us
that
power
to
do
thing
more
or
less
indirectly
the
feood
He
intended
us
to
do.
about
that
part
of
the
globe
and
I
King
Louis,
of
France,
many'
what
was
going
on.
If
a
story
years
ago
was
taken
seriously
ill,
looked
rather
bare
and
heeded
and
there
was
national
sorrow,
a
bit
of
descriptive
embroidery,
and
his
people
prayed
that
he
PLASTAIIIHf
ANI
WHAT
FOR
FATIIIift?
The
question'
ls
answered
at
once
by
a
visit
to
our
store
SI
K
OI
K
FINE
SHIRTS
TIES
PAJAMAS
BELTS
WALLETS
available
NO?
WORRIED
ABOUT
THE
FUTURE?
Lifa
awuratic
will
guarantee
yuu
retirement
income
whicH'
you
cmt
outlive?,
and
aluo
provide
for
your
depevwlentt
if
you
d'
at
bb
early
age.
Don't
juat-
worry
about
your
family!
future
or
your
own.
See
m?
about
it
today.
Son
Life"
Assurance!
Co.
of'
Canada
No.
6
Smith
Block
Phone
Greer,
007
Out-cf
town
orders
special
atiWt
QiZ3
'give
it
to
Coyney!
And
his
stuff
might
recover.
But
some
years
hand
which
they
felt
should
be
wouj,j
De
true
and
real,
four
later
the
king:
was
again
taken
put
to
use
by
the
present
band,
times
out
of
ten,
he'd
been
there,
sick
and
thid
time
the
people
LO
VIN
(Next
to
Cm
LETTERBOX
iris
we
are
mosx
10
oo
-
pieaseo
distln.
;
,
Tnere
was
no
more
and
intend
that
most
of
it
will
awaA
ii,ir,a
fim,r
in
t.num
I
AMM1
1MP1AT1AM
Tom
McReown-
Unit
Supervisor
and
and
other
Interesting
useful
articles.
PHONE
HI
I
K
f
GIFT
TO
BAND
go
for
the
purchase
oi
new
B
...
niinunviniiuii
than
Mr,
Coyney.
On
some
sharp-
cpunni
C
A
I
C
SUN
LIFE
ASSURANCE
COMPANY
OF
CANADA
January
or
December
moming
j
music
to
augment
our
music
library
and
in
that
way
the
Editor,
Daily
News
On
behalf
of
the
members
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Shrine
Club
money
will
be
enjoyed
by
more
he
would
dig
out
his
.
coonskin
;
Children
of
Annunciation,
coat
and
wear
It
with
an
air.
School
sponsored
a
white
ele-!
Somehow,
he
just
naturally
had
phant
and
home
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