Wximt
Rupert
Oai'Ip
rectos
Saturday.
Mrch
5,
1W9
'
'
-f-Weard-
Around
-t?J
if)
Classrooms:
.....
.wiiiuiii,i,m
on
'ufs
days
news
i
"I
see
tiy
the
paper!10
talk
Clubs
.
.
Editor
Irene
Hansen.
i
Reporters
Marge
Brawn,
Joan
!
Moller,
Donna
Kerrirhan.
Marv
jBo-Me-Hi's
May
Travel
To
'
tnai
nine
jiign
&cnooi
teachers!
and
one
student
were
killed
in
I
Boss;
-j
vjur
w
Donna
Kerrighan,
Bob
Moller,
.
Watts.
a
train
wreck.
From
somewhere
in
the
class
"Poor
fellow."
!or
an
New
Westminster
Basketball
Finals
There
have
been
a
considerable
number
of
inquiries
as
to
whether
the
Bo-Me-Hi
Basketball
Team
will
enter
the
Provincial
Inter-High
School
Cham-
ninnshins
at
Npw'
Woctrninef
oy
nn
IVf'itvVi
9(
97
nrul
"What's
the
idea
of
tv...
ffd
.If..
f
nrW,p,,"
""ofd
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
7
;'nU,r
"mPr'-;!ne
northern
and
central
British
Columbia
.a,
,h
Auth0rla
Second
Class
Mall.
Post
Of
lire
Iprtrafnt.
Ottawa)
..
Published
wrv
afternoon
rtcept
Sundat
bT
r.
frtoc
Rupert
Daily
New.
Ltd.,
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
British
Columbia.
O.
A.
HUNTER.
Managing
Editor.
H.
O.
PERRY.
Managing
Director
UKMBErl
OP
CANA1MAN
PRESS
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ATTDn
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OP
CIRCULATIONS
CANADIAN
DAILY
NEWSPAPER
ASSOCIATION
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
OWlt,
-'tf
Carrier.
Per
Week.
20c:
Per
Month.
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Per
Year.
8
00.
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By
Mall.
Per
Month.
50c;
Per
Year,
toOO
fiit-
Prince
Rupert
Benefits
QUINCE
RUPERT
gets
at
least
one
very
satis-I
factory
item
under
the
highway
program
for
'
the
province
as
announced
yesterday
in
the
Legislature
by
Hon.
'E.
C.
Carson,
minister
of
public
works.'
That
is
the
taking
over
of
the
responsibility
for
maintenance
as
an
arterial
hiVhwav
of
2.61
'ir-
Dto,
Ior
the
t.
Green's
taking
French
lessons?"
Journalism
Club
Tilt
Journalism
Club,
under
the
direction
of
Mr.
Wright,
produces
materia
for
this
page
of
the
Daily
News
and-
also
for
the
Annual
which
will
be
pub
"They've"
adopted
a
French
Personalities
Jim
Flaten
was
born
October
9.
1930
in
Edmonton.
Alberta.
He
came
to
Prince
Rupert
in
f.'.V...-
.
.
-
J
.
Mw
VM
'
'
..111(1.11..
V
i
1
.
1
1
k.
I
V
j
1
)
"
1W
1
V
I
28.
The
'team's
travelling
depends
on
a
number
of
baby
and
they
want
to
be
abl
to
understand
it
when
It
begins
to
talk."
lished
in
June.
The
club
con
imn
imngs.
inese
inese
cnampionsh
cnampionsnips
are
under
the
sponsor-
sisu
oi
.t
Mrtunttin
and
has
made
T
hom,
of
the
Department
of
Edu-
erades
7
to
12
Offers
are-
here
ever
since.
When
it
conies
!snlP
"
you
Donna
Kc
origan
:
"Did
ever
take
chloroform?"
Council
Representative.
Mary
to
playing
basketball
it
is
-
Kion
and
Departmen
,
reguh,-
&
National.
This
McAfee-
'
i"11?
that
Jim
hana
Term
n?S
means
extra
fare.
It
would
cost
At
the
mus
certlfy
th-J
thdt
aI1
P"Pils
Club
President.
Oeshka
Pen-
P"-
present
time
he
Is
fhp
a.h,
0,lnmyilMiv
tt
nnn
Al
Forman:
"No,
I
didn't,
who
teaches
it?"
1
l2lt)l!U
off.
the
star
of
this
yearV
Bo-Me-Hi
!
taKing
part
nave
a
satisfactory
""
...
......
i.ii
Nr'ini
r
H
ill
I
rtf
ui
11
,i
-
Sailor
(to
waiter
"what
du
tjmm
irhif
h
pananH.
-j
..........
j
Krn.
nil
rsn
i
n
wenrfl
t
h
'i
r
Ic
hnuo
-
.
nu
i
ucrcairu
T
...-
Council
you
call
this?"
thP
rinL-o
nf
innnr..ut
nasaed
in
nil
suhiorta
SnH
thnt
nient.
-The
Students'
earlier
cantnrH
rh.
1
thev
are
good
citins
fnr
th-
has-
not
eot
$1'000
n
is
hoped
Waiter:
"Soup,
sir.
Alaska
Alaska
chamoionshlD
championship
bv
by
defeat-!
defeat.!
school.
school.
This
This
last
last
means
means
that
that
all
all
c""ens
or
the
town
will
be
suf-,
Sailor
(to
his
mate)
"Fancy
ficiently
Interested
in
financing
we've
been
sailing
on
soup
for
Club
Secretary,
Margo
Brown
Weekly
Editor,
Iren
Hanson
Annual
Editor.
Esther
Harrison.
Sheila
Bennett
Literary
Contest
'
More
entries
are
wanted
in
sucn
a
nip.
iwo
years
ana
never
Knew
it.
ing
Kay
Hi.
A
prolific
scorer,
j
pupils
travelling
must
co-oper-Jim
can
usually
bp
relied
on
to
ate
with
other
pupils
and
teach-come
through
in
great
form
ers
on
all
occasions
and
must
when
the
going
is
tough.
In
the
act
at
all
times
and
in
all
proposed
coming
series
for
the
places
in
such
a
way
as
to
re-B.C.
Championship
Jim
will
be
fleet
credit
and
not
discredit
bearing
a
load
on
his
shoulders
upon
the
school.
The
members
in
the
capacity
of
floor
captain,
of
the
team
are
now
taking
.
C.
Forbes
testj5
to
'clarify
their
&udemk
the
Literary
Contest.
This
con
test
is
an
attempt
to
gain
material
for
the
weekly
news
and
the
School
Annua!
and
offers
a
miles
of
city
roads
and
streets
from
the
city
limits
along-
Shawatlans
road,
Frederick
Street,
Eleventh
Avenue
and
McBride
Street
to
the
Civic
Cntre
corner.
The
fight
for
an
arterial
highway
classification
has
long
been
pressed
for
by
city
council,
;
Chamber
of
Commerce
and
other
organizations
T'A
venue
and
McBride
Street
to
the
Civic
Centre
following
the
Goldenberg
recommendations
of
some
years
ago
and
it
is
gratifying
that
the
government
jha
decided
to
do
something.
This
section
of
the
city
;
streets
will
be
largely
taken
off
the
city's
hands
f
and,
besides
the
city
saving
money,
it
should
mean
a
.
(o4
road.
It
is
to
be
noted
that
the
termination
of
this
arterial
highway
is
at
the
Civic
Centre.
It
had
;
been
heped.
'that
arterial
highway
classification
tjmight
have
bt-en
carried
through
further
towards
Hheest
end
of
.the
citjOMaybe
something
will
come
of
that
later.
.
:
standing.
Of
course,
when
it
has
been
decided
by
y
the
the
school,
school,
chance
to
win
a
prize.
The
clos-
ing
date
for
entries
is
Friday.
CHURCH
BUILT
M"ch"
Esth
:
OF
ALUMINUM
permission
of
the
Board
essary
as
a
final
sten
p.
'lV
'vV-V;
,
it
would
UY
v-A-
V.-;
V-'V;:.:..
c-:--.
1
whether
thej
!-'"-
"
tr-"r
.v
"
in
a
large
;
-
i
i-
,
V
.
A
A
1
1
Xi
7
fV.
1
"r""
AC
-
VA
LOUISVILLE,
Ky.
A
church,
then
appear
that
Miss
Anstey:'
"This
is
a
sim-
said
to
be
the
only
one
of
its
team
travels
resta
pie
little
poem.
You'll
notice
klnd
in
the
nation,,
has
been
measure
upon
the
members
members
of
of
that
all
Davies'
poetry
is
sim-
completed
here.
The
church
is
the
team.
y-
"""
r.iti.ciy
u
aluminum,
m-
There
is
,of
course
one
fur-
BUly
Donaldson
(emphatical-
eluding
structural
studs,
roof
ther
obstacle
and
that
is
fin
lyi:
"You
said
it."
ceiling,
outside
and
inside
walls
ance.
As
it
is
impossible
on
ac-
v
i
rt
,j
n
4.
,V
i
"i
-ft
V
ervicesiiciuirclii
41
CANDY
FROM
KIDS
BEING
"mean
enough
to
take
candy
from
a
kid"
i
isn't
a
good
basis
for
political
popularity.
Few
public
careers
are
built
upon
such
a
reputation.
That's
one
reason
why
Finance
Minister
Abbott
is
-understood
to
be
unhappy
about
the
penny
nuisance
taxes
on
candy
and
soft
drinks.
,
They've
been
in
effect
since
1942.
Canada's
kindergarten
and
public
school
set
has
never
known
or
doesn't
remember
that
a
nickel
used
to
buy
a
bottle
of
pop
or
a
chocolate
bar.
But
a
lot
of
youngsters
have
grown
old
enough
to
vote
in
the
years
since
the
taxes
were
imposed
as
a
wartime
measure.
The
taxes
are
still
in
pffpt
?.n
r,
X
)
SATURDAY
SERMON
DIRECTORY
'
Srvl
in
aU
rKrrhM
'
u
anrt
7:.
p.m.:
Surulav
SrhiHd
at
1:15
r(THt
an
shown.
ANGLICAN
(
ATHEI)RAI
4th
Ave.
W.
at
Dunsmulr
St.
Holy
Communion
8:30
am
Sniday
School
2:00
pm
Canon
Basil
8.
Prockter,
B
A..
B.D.
Rector:
(Biu,
73;i;
STRAIGHT
AND
NARROW
By
Archdeacon
E.
Hodson,
St.
Peter's
Anglican
Church
l
Petr
I,
6;
-Kept
by
the
Power
of
God."
There
are
many
Christians
who
think
that
the
most
important
thing
in
life
is
the
matter
of
their
.conversion
and
it
is
a
most
important
matter
indeed
I
But.
there
is
something
else
of
almost
equal
importance
which'
some
of
us
forget.
I
It
is
the
vital
ratter
of
being
kept
on
the
ftraieht
and
narrow
road.
We
all
know!
-
.
J
y
How
will
the
hoc
FIRST
BAPTIST
9th
Ave.
s.
at
Young
St
Minister:
itev
Pred
Anuooua
fOreen
81
FIRST
PKKSBVTKRIAN
,
4th
Avenue
East
Minister:
Rev.
George
S.
Sendall
(Green
982)
tomorrow
he
paid
...
Fn
1
.
-
i-wciil
uii
tun-
i
.
iectionery
and
chewing
gum
and
25
percent
plus
:
one
Pent.a
bottle
on
soft
drinks.
People
have
got
.
used
to
paying
them
but
that
doesn't
mean
thev
like
them.
'
I
Consumption
of
soft
drinks
is
actually
increas-;
ng.
More
and
more
people
are
daily
required
to
dig
,
jp
an
extra
two
cents
for
a
five-cent
bottle
of
pop
i
tXach
time
they
are
remindpd
that
o
1
lie
home
01
loinorrow
Mill
have
mam
irt
FIRST
IMTm
eaa
eth
Ave
wet
Minister:
R.
A.
Wilson,
MA
(Green
1S
aixl
i
i.n(
iii,
iu
i
unkiioutl
U)i.i.
I!,M
now
easily
we
are
led
astray
and
the
most
earnest
one
realize
that
it
needs
some
power
not
our
own
to
keep
our
feet
in
the
right
path.
In
the
verses
before
my
text
St.
Peter
says
that
God's
people
'
lldonl
to
Imiv
or
Lfiil.l
t.n
U
imn
lull
MuI
l'''ile
will
ni-cil
liflp.
Ami
mam
b
-Jith
a
surfeit
of
surpluses
still
stoops
to
filching
101
111
01
a
loan
from
IhniiiuniU
of
uiwup
I
licO
r.Hliii
r
aif
tin-
n:illiti'
rrfiln
Ft
I.L
flOSPFI.
TABr
RWn.E
221
Stb
Ave.
West
Pastor:
Paul
A.
Barber
(Green
620)
SALVATION
ARMY
Fraseis
Street
CO.:
Major
W.
Yurgensen
Lirectory
Class
2:30
pm.
Sunday
School
:00
p.m.
(Black
2
8T.
PAIL'S
I.ITHKRAN
6th
Ave.
at
McBride
St.
.
Pastor:
5.
Soiland
(Black
610)
lifi
infill
iui-
fiwiu'rti.
Part
of
everv
Wrif
111
tr-miiiiii
-t
aside
to
li
inr-lnl
lurt)
Ami
Winn'
of
llie
fumlH.
in
lunu
are
iwN
Ihuiic
iiMrt:urc.
OiIht
life
irihiiiiini
e
il,,ll:,r
arc
imf
REGULAR
BAPTIST
CHLIU
U
Pundamentnii.;,
329
6th
E.,
Near
H'cn
fccho.:
Ph-ne
SUNDAY,
MARCH
6,
1949
12:15
p.m.
Sunday
Scituol.
(Classes
for
All
Come!)
7:30
y
m.
Gospel
Service.
Speaker:
MR.
BERT
EWALD
Subject:
"THE
SECRET
OI
THE
PEACE
OF
GOD."
(Lord's
Supper
following
Evening
Service
1.
Wed,
3:30
p.m.
Mission
Band.
Wed.,
8
p.m.
Prayer
Meeting
Fri.,
7:30
p.m.
Young
Peoples.
WE
BELIEVE
AND
PREACH
THE
FILL
GOSPEL
are
neirs
"to
an
inheritance
in-r
UDuole,
and
undetned,
and
that
fadeth
not
away."
Then
he
i-dus
that
they
are
"kept
by
the
power
of
God."
God
not
only
saves
but
keeps.
Let
us
think
for
a
moment
or
two
of
what
the
text
does
NOT
mean.
I
do
not
think
that
it
means
that
we
are
kept
altogether
from
sinning.
God
is
"able
to
guard
you
from
stumblintr"
as
ST.
PETER'S
ANGLICAN
g
rimi
llt
ImiiiiIk
to
help
liuil.l
Iiri.l:
(
h-ImkiU,
power
il;ml
an.
I
liatUnr
-
lluit
lielp
the
iialienV
reat
inilin-lrif
"
life
iriMiram
not
'
,t
-
''very
e
ownrr
financial
Mcuritv
fur
liimeir
and
liifb'
Seal
Cove
Archdeacon
E.
hort
Sunday
School
1
1
:00
a.m.
Evening
Prayer
7
.S0
p
m.
(Blue
827)
j'w""
aj
ounwr
s
piggy
bank.
These
extra
pennies
flooded
$18.6
million
into
cut
nea-Ury
in
the
year
endin'
Mareh
31,
oIIowin
ygar
they
totalled
$23.7
million
H,
j"
l"n!f
m?,nths
ending
last
December
31
the
CanadLaVS8
abUt
$2
apiece
for
eveiT
Canadian.
Children,
however,
are
the
chief
consumers
so
they
must
be
paying
far
more
Bottlers
say
the
saving
would
be
passed
on
to
May.
1
Bu(1get
speech
in
Vancouver
Sun.
In
Ips
promole
jiioreiis
create
joli"
amlp
A
St.
Jude
tells
us
in
the
twenty-;
fourth
verse
of
his
epistle"."
Yet,
j
as
a
matter
of
fact,
"If
we
say
l
that
we
have
no
sin
we
deceive
,
1"
'iiiinuNitie
Injin
coat
to
nu4.
A
mo?
from
the
mnrd
th.m
fifty
Lif,-
hisumnrv
f.omwniV
in
Cmh
First
Baptist
Church
(Young
Street)
Minister:
Rev.
F.
Antrobus
Phone:
Res.
Green
812
ourselves,
and
the
truth
is
not
!
in
us."
Nor
do
I
think
it
means,
that
we
are
kept
from
snrmr
I
The
Salvation
Armv
it
is
coon
cmy.i:smi
to
on
UFE
JiSSl
:
Major
and
Mrs.
W.
Yureen.sen
The
shadows
of
life
fall
on
the
Sunday,
March
6
"Bless
the
Lord,
b
my
soul,
and
all
that
is
within
me."
11
a.m.
Morning
Service.
12:15
p.m.
Sunday
School.
7:30
p.m.
Message:
"Discipleship."
Moving
Picture:
"India."
Chris
an
s
pathway
and
the
;
Holiness
Meeting,
11
a
m
Christians
home
as
they
do
on
Directory,-2:30
pm
those
of
any
other
men.
God
Sunday
School
3
pm
has
promised
hat
one
day
He
Salvation
Meeting
7
30
pm
ey
sbVrthe
timlai:n7mtthMeir
A
Special
Enrolment
Service
WRATIIAIJAS
See
l"s
for
Your
I
PACIFIC
MAN
'SUCCUMBS
He
is
survived
by
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text
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all
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changes
and
chances
of
this
mortal
life
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Christian
soul
is
in
the
hands
ol
God
and
there
can
no
real
harm
befall
him.
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about
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