y,
January
9,
1154
LPP
Member
To
Fight
Case
PERSONALS
I
Saturday
Sermon
Organizations
Urged
To
Keep
Paper
Advised
of
Activities
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Beatrice
C,
dismissal
with
"every
derho-l
v
CENTENARIAN
Perneyhough,
45-year-old
mem-
cratlc
process
available."
ber
of
the
Labor-Progressive
i
In
her
first
public
statement!
4
VER
CP)
Mrs.
Han-
1
.
....
-.el
ealH
oVttt
UflS
CiHHA3
n'U
o.v
Communist)
Party
who
was
I
since
she
was
fired
Wednesday.!
lired
and
fired
this
week
as
B.C.
j
Miss
Ferneyhough
termed
herj
r1il-0,tn
nf
V.
n
T
....
I
DnJ
-.
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'
I
t
..
.
..
.
M
Jl.
1
ing
here
this
morning.
With
100
per
cent
of
the
members
In
attendance,
Mrs.
cnarle.
Mrs.
John
Kasper,
830
Second
Avenue
West,
has
left
for
Vancouver
on
a
business
trip.
Miss
Lorraine
Youngman
haa
returned
to
,
Vancouver
after
spending
Christmas
here
with
An
outline
of
the
production
of
a
newspaper
and
work
of
a
reporter,
was
heard
by
members
of
the
Credit
Women's
Breakfast
Club
at
their
monthly
meet-
said
Friday
she
plans
to
fight
the
!
crimination."
id
happy
as
sne
ceie-100th
birthday
here.
summerside,
H.
E.
I.
mother
of
13
children,
.mdchildren
ne
(Shirley)
Yule
of
The
Dail
News
described
the
various
CHRISTIAN
HOPE
By
Rev.
II.
Olson,
pastor
of
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church
There
are
356
days
left
of
thii
The
Christian
life
Is
motivated
new
year.
By
experience
we
,
by
faith
in
Cou
through
Jesus
know
that
our
natures
and
atti-
j
Cnrist.
This
Is
exemplified
by
tudes
toward
life
In
the
various!
the
words
of
the
Apostle
Paul:
situations
and
circumstances
j
"I
am
crucified
with
Christ,
will
vary
considerably.
In
our
nevertheless,
I
live,
yet
not.
I,
lives
there
will
be
changing
but
Christ
liveth
In
me
and
the
scenes.
In
the
life
of
nations
we
life
that
I
now
live
in
the
flesh,
entertain
a
period
where
many
1
1
live
by
the
Son
of
Ood,
who
drastic
IT
things
.
1
could
.
take
place,
loved
..
me
and
gave
Himself
for
stages
of
production
of
a
news
paper
and
the
difficulties
in
ob
taining
stories
to
meet
deadlines
She
urged
members
of
all
wo
her
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
Youngman,
855
Tihrd
Avenue
West.
.
Mrs.
Bill
Wood
also
has
left
for
Vancouver
for
a
brief
stay.
niled
Church
men's
organieations
to
keep
tht
Many
Attend
Final
Session
Of
Prayer
Series
fir.
VI.
nl
Musgrave
miuugri
uiese
.various,
me.
ucar
reader,
do
you
pos-
experienccs
the
Christian
people
paper
advised
of
their
activitiet
and
programs,
which
are
ol
interest
to
the
city.
During
the
business
session,
the
club
approved
an
Easter
salt
project
suggested
by
Mrs.
Joce-lyn
Bolton,
way's
anu
.-neans
con
liming
Worship
sess
saving
faith
In
Jesus
Christ?
DIVINE
HOPE
IS
A
PRICELESS
POSSESSION
PACKING
Miss
Joanne
Fowler
of
Vancouver
returned
home
by
plant;
yesterday
after
spending
the
Christmas
holiday
here
with
friends
of
her
fiancee,
Mr.
Bruce
Sinclair.
,y
the
Minister.
s
story:
"Holidays
in
ve
Village."
Rev.
A.
"All
the
Happy
Our
Methods
Safeguard
Valuables
Against
Breakage
a
spirit
of
warm
and
united
fellowship
dominated
the
large
gathering
for
the
final
Week
of
Prayer
service
at
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral.
Know
mat
were
Is
a
supreme
nower
that
rules
the
universe.
Those
who
have
placed
their
trust
and
faith
In
Jesus
Christ
possess
a
hope
of
better
things.
The
following
verse
Is
real
to
every
Christian:
"Fear
not
them
that
can
kill
the
body,
but
fear
vener.
The
group
will
prepare
Easter
eggs,
candies,
baskets.
and
other
novelties
for
a
sale
to
be
held
the
Saturday
before
lKvell.ne
Worship."
Easter,
Christian
faith
can
see
beyond
the
temporal.
Christian
faith
can
see
God's
judgment
upon
sin.
It
knows
that
all
who
reject
Jesus
Christ
as
Bovlour
will,
of
necessity,
give
an
account
of
their
works
and
deeds
to.
God.
Yes,
the
eyes
of
faith
can
see
the
love
of
the
Saviour.
There
ts
a
yearning
in
Die
near
is
of
believ
Prayers
were
led
by
W.
H.
Lemon
of
St
.iter's,
Seal
Cove
i)v
Guest
Preacher:
I
Mr.
Einar
Valderhaug
also
left
.
by
plane
yesterday
for
Los
An-!
geles,
Calif.,
where
he
ls
attending
a
radio
and
television
school.
him
that
can
destroy
both
soul
Mrs.
Bolton
also
was
authoriz
F.
Crewe,
Missionary"!
and
dy
ln
he
I
Your
most
fragile
possessions
packed
and
crated
by
our
experts
for
really
SAFE
moving
or
storage.
For
dependable
service
Call
60.
ed
to
appoint
a
committee
t
and
b
Major
W.
C.
Poulton
Salvation
Army.
discuss
methods
of
choosing
the
Hope
Is
the
confidence
that
nSlOll
DUttt
iiiuuiao
IV.
He
scent
the
Christmas
holidays
pood
will
finmpVinu
nvnwnmA
Rev.
Murdo
Nicholson's
final
recipient
of
a
$100
bursary
for
a
deserving
Prince
Rupert
schcoi
!
here
with
lus
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M.
Valderhaug,
344
Sixth
Avenue
East.
student.
address
concerned
the
simplicity
and
the
urgency
of
the
Oospel
of
Christ.
"The
worst
mistake
we
ing
people
for
the
salvation
of
the
world,
to
see
people
come
Into
the
right
relationship
with
Come
Unto
Me.'
jevu:
the,
expectation
of
future
AND
WORSHIP
!
good;
It
Is
the
fruit
of
faith
and
CHOOUS
At
First
ls
inseparably
connected
with
it
!fiim-rs
and
Prim-
for
faitn
ls
tne
substance
of
"
.
.
.
it
.
1
thincQ
hnnpH
fur
Members
planned
to
meet
indoayh
Local
and
Long
Distance
Moving
January
17
to
review
their
siudv
BnhPrt
and
Donald
Manor
left
can
possibly
make
ls
to
think
courses
on
Credit
work,
ln
prep
hv
niano
this
morning
to
return
that
it
ls
good
advice,
.It
ls
not
a.m.:
uioer
pupus
ait
";;-
",?"-,
tl
CHRISTIAN
HOPE
in
u-hnnl
In
Vancouver
after
KOOd
advice.
It
Is
good
news.
It
aration
lor
annual
examination
to
be
held
at
the
end
of
this
Conrad
United
Hall
relates
not
to
what
we
have
to
Jesus
Christ.
Every
true
Christian
loves
God
in
this
that
he
not
only
admires
God
but
labors
to
imitate
the
object
of
its
love
which
Is
Jesus
Christ
in
obedience.
"Who
Is
he
spending
the
holiday
here
with
.
.m.
t
It!
LEAVE
IT
TO
LINDSAY'S"
do,
but
what
has
been
done
for
IS
DIVINE
HOPE
Christian
hope
has
for
Its
foundation,
Jesus
Christ.
It
is
their
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
F.
us.
Magor,
431
Fourth
Avenue
west.
I
based
on
the
revelation
of
God's
i
f
Vnt
nnnnmn
t-
U
1...
month.
A
report
on
the
recent
Christmas
party
for
children
was
given
by
secretary
Maressa
Windle
and
a
vote
of
thanks
went
to
Myrtle
Lippett,
party
convenen
New
Year's
greetings
were
re-
K
C
T
U
K
I
love
ln
Christ.
-We
nJ-.
hope
because
,.ihe
C
,h
that
T
believeth
,
,
A.
11
that
71
Jesus
ls
.
we
,
kh-
believe
that
w
God's
u.
love
ln
ill
i
liun-lteK
at
I
1
a
m.
in.
mjimIut
H
Ikmj1
at
the
Christ
and
every
man
that
ders
Christ
is
a
fact
a
reality.
The
red
Christians
hope
of
hat"
this
hope
In
him
purlfieth
h
n
t
r
i
himself
even
as
he
Ls
pure."
This
IS
(VIIIIMKAI.
and
clory
In
heaven
Is
frfH
founded
"One
thing
ls
needful,"
said
Christ
to
Martha
of
Bethany.
With
all
the
voices
that
call
us
and
badger
us
about
the
so-called
important
things,
the
Church's
message
is
that
Christ
said
that
only
one
thing
Is
needful.
And
that
thing
Is
our
need
of
Him,
said
Mr.
Nicholson.
Other
things
may
be
desirable
and
even
necessary
In
certain
W
m
Dmismuir
St.
liiujiMMi,
6:30
a.m.
ttchixil
2:00
I'
m.
cived
from
the
credit
women's
district
president
Audrey
Harness
of
Victoria,
including
congratulations
on
the
past
year's
work
of
the
Prince
Rupert
club.
Corsages
were
presented
to
t)
Moose
whist
cancelled
until
further
notice.
"
7)
'
'
On
Sunday.
Jan.
10,
Mass
for
Ukrainians
at
Annunciation
School,
10:30
a.m.
7p)
Sons
of
Norway
meeting,
jl
s
IToc-kUT.
B
A.,
B
D.
i
means
to
follow
after
holiness.
J
Those
who
possess
the
hope
of
eternal
life
will
have
a
desire
to
'
pursue
and
practice
holiness.
I
The
Bible
says
"every
man."
There
Is
no
exception.
All
who
on
the
merits,
the
blood,
the
grace,
the
promises,
the
Spirit
of
Christ
and
the
unchangeable
truth
and
almighty
power
of
God.
The
hope
of
the
Christian
Is
ELLIS
AIR
LINES
GROUP
FARES
Any
organized
group
consisting
of
eight
or
more
persons
is
eligible
for
our
special
reduced
fores:
Ri.rt.nr
'
(Blue
Vl
Myrtle
Weir,
new
member,
and
are
saved
will
have
a
desire
to
circumstances,
dui
in
lace
oi
tne
;
to
Ethel
Georgesun,
Mitureu
ui-shortness
of
time
and
the
mag-
sen
mM
Berg
and
Marv
Mc-
l
HW'MM
K
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Yountr
Ht.
Kev.
Knd
Antmbus
IQn.'en
tl'2)
TKhVllYTflllAN
Avenue
East
A.
WrtKht,
DD.
iu
10
nave
ir
us
oasis
me
j
follow
God.
As
natural
as
it
ls
words
of
Him
who
cannot
lie.
"It
for
a
brd
to
fly
or
for
a
fish
to
was
Impossible
for
Uod
to
lie,!swim
lt
ta
or
the
chrlstian
to
that
we
might
have
a
strong
i
pray
and
pralse
his
God
Amcn
nltude
of
eternity,
there
is
only
Leod,
who
celebrate
their
birth-one
thing
of
real
.importance
or
j
days
tnis
month.
Miss
OUea
significance.
1
won
the
special
prize
at
ttv.
Mr.
Nicholson
was
guest
oi
.
meeting,
which
noted
100
p;r
honor
at
a
luncheon
arranged
Dy
cent
attendance.
I
Mil
II
Monday,
January
11,
t
p.m.
Installation
of
officers.
Initiation.
All
members
please
attend.
.
(81
The
Canadian
Legion
advises
that
the
film
"Lest
We
Forget"
will
be
shown
on
Tuesday,
January
12
at
8
p.m.
ln
the
Legion
Auditorium.
This
film
has
been
loaned
by
West
Point
Orey
Branch
142
and
Is
being
shown
to
advance
Legion
Interests
and
Interest
in
the
Legion.
All
vet-
tl
A'.'HUW
WOttt
IGrpen
rcfupe
to
lay
hold
upon
the
hope
set
before
us
which
hope
we
have
as
an
anchor
of
the
soul
and
which
entered
into
that
within
the
veil."
CTNNING
ANIMALS
Fox
cutis
take
18
months
to
grow
to
full
size
and
strength
613)
H
ION
AKMY
i
and
their
average
file
is
13
yeais.
t;irr
Htrci't
REDUCTION
FOR
GROUPS
OF
8
OR
MORE
DEDUCTION
FOR
SROUPS
OF
16
OR
MORE
.CLUBS..;
the
Ministerial
Association
yesterday
at
which
he
spoke
of
the
fellowship
he
had
enjoyed
here
and
made
reference
to
the
rich
heritage
and
example
left
by
the
early
missionaries
of
this
coastline.
Bishop
and
Mrs.
H.
G.
Watts
were
also
guests
of
the
Ministerial
Association.
met
Mm.
C.
Frnyne
(
Sellout
2
30
p
in.
(
(Black
2!)
I
I
erans
and
interested
persons
;
are
welcome
to
attend
this
fine
i
film.
No
admission
charge.
9
SPORTS
TEAMS
NOTICE
-TIME
CHANGE
ST.
PETER'S
ANGLICAN
CHURCH
How
fo
KEEP
FIT
offer
50
In
(he
!d
fUri
fifty
wined
the
signal
to
slow
down-Uke
things
easy
watch
your
diet-fet
more
rest
It's
still
food
advice.
But
these
days
you
can
face
fifty
with
many
nterestinf
and
active
years
ahead,
-actire,
that
tst
if
you
can
aroid
backache
and
the
"tired-out"
feeling,
due
to
kidney
and
bladder
disorders,
that
often
develop
around
that
age.
For
more
than
60
years
Dodd's
Kidney
Pills
hare
been
helping
men
5nd
women
of
ad
ages
to
keep
kidneys
and
bladder
in
good
order,
helping
them
to
(eel
better,
to
work
better,
and
get
more
fun
out
of
life.
If
you
are
approaching
fifty,
r
past
k,
Dodd's
kidney
Pills
may
help
you,
too.
You
can
depend
on
Dodd's
4
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in
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lafional
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SEAL
COVE
Meet
your
friends
in
Alaska
at
low
cost
and
minimum
time
loss.
:
ELLIS
AIR
LINES
b:
inviting
tfie
groups
said
the
meeting
would
include
an
address
on
citizenship,
by
F.,
E.
Anfield
and
a
social
.hour.
!.
Refreshments
will
be
served
by
a
committee
headed
by
Mrs.
SUNDAY
SCHOOL
-11
a.m.
Starting
Sunday,
January
10
Evening
Service
as
usual
-
7:30
p.m.
All
national
groups
In
this
j
city
have
been
urged
to
attend
i
a
meeting
Monday
night
of
the
'
Prince
Rupert
Canadian
Ci'i-i
zenship
Council
ln
the
Civic
Centre.
I
President
Rev.
L.
O.
Sieber
In
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at
our
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or
Phone
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