Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
As
I
See
It
FIRST
UNITED
CHURCH
Saturday,
April
19,
1952
Kt-v.
Lawrence
O,
Sieber
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Mr.
J.
S,
Wi!
son.
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Mrs.
O
E
FM-eman
Ml.
II.
A.
Pluvm
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SUNDAY
SERVICES
APRIL
20.
1952"
Morning
Service
11:00
a.m.
Sermon:
"Christ
Is
Present
In
the
Bible."
Evening
Service
T:30
p.m.
Fishermen's
Social.
There
will
be
readings,
a
special
quartet
and
duel
miiTioVrs.
Topic;
"Confidence
In
the
Grace
of
Goct."
Sunday
Scrtwtl
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Monday
at
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Sunday
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"The
King
Lcve
My
Shepherd
Is."
COME
AND
WORSHIP
Saturday
Sermon
-j
formation
anil
Rejection
REV.
CANON
BASIL
S.
PROCKTER,
B.A.,
B
D.
St.
Andrew's
Anglican
Cathedral
Among
the
Christians
there
often
exists
tlx
France's
Folfy
The
decision
by
the
UN
Uncertain
Election
Security
Council
not
to
'
discuss
the
case
of
Tunisia
"
The
Salvation
Army
an
could
endanger
the
very
almost
competitive
code
of
rejection.
But
it
is
unwise
;
existence
of
the
world
j
to
dismiss
it
as
competitive
because
it
is
concerned'
0
Sr
cVr
with
man's
purest
and
deepest
passion
which
is
for
'
:
,
-
the
Knowledge
of
Cod.
ffntumarDramc
There
is
the
rejection
of
mar-
j
peace
making
body.
!
For
years
past
the
Asian
and
,
African
members
of
UN
have'
ehafed
at
what
might
be
called
the
unwritten
"white
suprem-I
acy"
rules
which
govern
UN.
One
set
cf
values
governs
when
!
some
Issue
1:.
up
which
affects
!
Citadel
Fraser
Street
i
Socciat
Weekend
(
AIT.
i.
S.
JolMN'SON
o
Ketehikan,
Aluska
Saturday,
g.
p.m.Colorod
Slides
Sunday,
11
a.m
Holing
ServW
-Sunday
School
?:3t
Salvation
Meeting.
Everyone
Iftartily
Welcome
riagc,
the
rejection
of
meat,
the
rejection
of
wine,
the
rejection
of
dancing,,
the
rejection
of
More
Numerous
STiirr
ALL
political
observers
appear
agreed
that
"any-hing-
can
happen"
in
the
1952
provincial
election.
There
are
so
many
new
factors
that
the
outcome
appears
quite
unpredictable.
What
can
be
said
for
the
rest
of
the
province
in
regard
to
the
uncertainty
also
goes
for
Prince
Rupert
riding.
One
factor
that
contributes
to
the
uncertainty
is
the
great
proportion
of
new
population
since
last
election.
-No
longer,
if
it
ever
was
very
accurate,
is
there
the
possibility
to
know
how
a
substantial
proportions
of
the
population
is
going
to
vote.
Here
in
Prinve
Rupert
there
are
a
large
number
of
voters
whose
preferences
cannot
be
adjudged.
That
tends
to
the
general
uncertainty.
It's
going
to
be
a
fight
of
more
than
unusual
interest.
.
OTTAWA
(CP)
Housewives
are
commercial
entertainment,
the
the
rights
and
privileges
of
the
8und
s.
big
powers
of
the
west
that
is,
!
bringing
their
troubles
In
such
rejection
of
bearing
arms
at
the
Britain
or
France.
numbers
to
the
Canadian
Asso-
call
of
the
Country.
Finally.
I
the
U.S.A.,
"Win'
,.
Dili
,k
.
-?
THE
EVANGELICAL
FREE
CHURCH
Services
conducted
at
l.O.O.F.
Hall,
Fourth
Avenue
East
Sunday
School
11
a
m.
Classes
for
all
aes.
Morning
Service
12:15
p.m.
Evening
Service
7:30
p.m.
Com
and
enjoy
.
.
.
The
warm
Christian
Fellowship
.
The
good
Gospel
sin
'ng.
The
inspiring
Bible
message
"Not
forsaking
the
assembling
of
ourselves
together
an
the
manner
of
some
is."
(Hen.
10:34.)
rVt,
But
quite
a
different
set
of
ciation
of
Consumers
that
the
there
are
the
complete
rejectors
j
values
prevails
when
the
issue
C.A.C.
has
organized
a
com-
who,
out
of
honor
to
Jehovah,
concerns
some
grievance
of
one
plaints
division
to
deal
with
would
repudate
all
govemme.v.s,
;
of
the
lesser
nations-.
j
their
problems.
;
law
courts
and
churches
that
i
I
Mrs.
Hubert
R.
Kemp,
a
spec-
nothing
shall
stand
between
!
TUNISIA
is
a
small
country
on
laUst
in
economics
who
lives
in
man
and
his
Maker.
the
north
coast
of
Africa.
Its
Ottawa,
has
been
named
head
Of
course,
the
rejectors
will
people
are
demanding
a
meas-
0?
the
new
division..
Others
on
always
be
a
minority
even
among
'
ure
of
self
government.
But
the
committee
include
Miss
Avis
believers.
The
others,
for
reas-
France
has
"cracked
down"
claik
of
Winnipeg
and
Mrs.
Jean
ons
partly
of
charity
and
partly
1
against
this
home
rule
move-
Butterfield
of
Toronto.
of
sensuality,
avoid
such
ex-
What
Is
Your
Ea
ming
PCv,
Bribe
i
ment
with
utter
ruthlessness.
.
l"c
lasl'
lcw
weKs
asso-;
tremes.
am
every
generation
ciation
headquarters
has
receiv-
ewes
a
debt
to
the
relectors.
Here,
if
ever
there
was
one.
SUNDAY
NIGHT
AT
THE
REGULAR
fci
7:30
P"m-
'
65MAA,
I
is
the
kind
of
a
case
that
should
ed
a
variety
of
complaints.
For
everything
that
we
do
can
THERE
seems
to
be
a
great
and
growing
number
of
people
who
believe
that
we
can
be
bribed
into
being
good,
or
satisfied,
or
useful,
or
happy,
just
as
they
are
confident
that
sufficient
inducements
come
before
the
UN.
From
one
A
woman
ln
Truro,
N.S.,
want-
only
assume
decent
proportion
if
I
end
of
Africa
to
the
othere
ther
ed
t0
know
whether
pork
fat
done
against
the.
backdrop
of
!are
smouldering
fires.
The
peo-
has
as
much
nourishment
as
Divine
Judgment.
So
I
believe
pies
everywhere
want
the
same
mai'Sarine.
The
C.A.C.
replied
that
abstainers,
celibates,
pact-
kind
of
self
government
which
u
wn"e
11
"asm
a
vitamin
nsis,
vegetarians
and
even
the
can
change
our
political
Stripe.
We
seem
to
be
for-'
i
Ethiopia
won,
as
a
result
of
our
content
.equal
to
that
of
mar
people
who
teach
that
.church
arid
government
are
Satanic
are
victory,
over
Mussolini.
Rritain
"
"""ukkm
is
vaiu
has
been
wise
enough
to
grant
able
ln
C0kinB-
vcrv
necessary
to-
preserve
any
almost
complete
self
govern-
notner
woman
in
Camrose,
goaimeas
in
tne
midst
of
our
ment
to
the
Africans
of
the
Gold
AIta"
wondered
why
she
could-
P"We
and
stupidity.
Coast
incidentally,
after
facing
no
buy
bloomers
without
the
But
Is
it
necessary
to
be
a
re-
a
situation
of
threatened
viol-
elastic
sewn
lnt
the
material,
jector
In
ordef
to
be
a
ChrinUun?
I
sawn
i
nave
naa
some
of
tnese
be-
Not
neressar?
but
probably
fore."
she
said.
"And
I
find
they
easier.
The
path
of
Affirmation
fray
from
the
elastic
down
...
Is
both
thorny
and
adventurous.
I
like
tne
inserted
elastic
bet-
Anrf
ft
must
he
trodden
in
a
getting
the
word
"character"
which
once
used
to
impress
us.
It
spoke
of
men
who
had
no
price
but
did
what
their
conscience
directed
without
thought
of
other
reward.
.
'
Strangely
enough,
it
was
Lady
Megan
Lloyd
George
who
gave
the
latest
support
ta
the
theory
that
the
public
has
a
price
when
she
said
in
an
address
in
Toronto
that
it
was
the
social
services
that
had
prevented
Britain
from
going
communist.
One
may
be
permitted
to
doubt
the
soundness
of
this
judgment,
suspecting
that
it
arises
from
ter.'
j
Continued
on
page
3i
ence
much
like
that
which
faces
France
m
Tunisia.
But
France
seems
incapable
of
facing
reality
in
regard
to
her
colonial
possessions.
1
t
'
THE
VOTE
in
the
UN
Security
Council,
on
whether
or
not
to
consider
this
case.
Is
significant.
France
and
Britain
voted
a
flat
"no."
The
United
States
and
countries
under
strong
U.S.
;
control
abstained
from
voting.
But
Russia
voted
with
the
Asians
which
is
this
case
in-.
eluded
even.
rtfte
representative
of
Chiang's
ex-government
of
China.
This
line
up
seems
of
KLJ
InJ
U
Lb
Oil
!)
l
lL
la
1)4
ST.
ANDREW'S
"
.'
CATHEDRAL
The
Rev.
Kenneth
Watkins.
Rector
of
the
Protestant.
Episcopal
Church
in
Ketchikan
wilj.be..
enthusiasm
rather
than
truth.
For,
if
it
is
true,
then
the
basic
character
of
a
people
has
changed.
For
over
a
thousand
years,,
through
good
times
and
bad,
in
days
of
opulence
and
days
of
mourning,
the
British
people
have
held
and
fought
for
an
ideal
of
freedom
and,
we
believe,
will
continue
so
to
hold,
rhe
special
preacher
bunday,
April
20
ot
St.
Andrew's
in-the
morning
and
at
St.
Peter's
at
night
great
significance.
The
Incred-;
iContinued
on
pape
4
and
so
to
light
(First
Presbyterian
Church
FULL
GOSPEL
TABERNACLE
2TI2
Sixth
West
(across
from
Armouries)
It
is
only
some
of
the
leaders
who
have
lost-their
faith
who
are
assuring
themselves,
against
all
the
evidence
of
history,
that
men
will
not
die
for"-a
cause
but
only
for
the
bribe
in
the
hands-.
If
bribes
are
needed,
then
the
evidence
is
clear.
Bribery
has
destroyed
the
spirit
of
liberty.
WE-PREACH
TT1E
OLD
FASHIONED
GOSPEL.
St'NDAY
t
'
10:3fc-Sunday
School
and
Bible
C!as.
11:30
Morning
Service
"Christ
the
Believers
LiTe."
7:30
Evangelistic
"Is
There
A
Place
Called
Heaven?"
8:00--Wet,:
Prayer
Meeting.
8:00
Fit.:
"Christ
Blain's
COMPLETE
-
s'MiTi
(&
a
-19
"Jesus
Christ
the
same
yesterday,
and
loday,
and
forever."
Heb.
13:8.
Boiler
Repair
Service
"You
are
invited
to
Prince
Rupert's
Pentecostal
Church"
Green
331,
Pastor
C.
FAWCETT
Specialists
in
every
phose
of
.
boiler
repair
work,
Bloin
Boil
Worfes
Ltd.
offers
you
the
economical
ond
time-saving
oii''
tages
of
dealing
directly
with
one
firm
for
all
your
boiler
rep'
FIRST
BAPTIST
CHURCH
Fifth
Avenue
East
at
Young
Street
needs.
we
extend
a
cordial
invitation
to
visitors
to
.worship
with
us.
231
Fourth
Ave.
East
Minuter:
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A.
Wright,
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anists;
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith
and
John
Currie.
j
APRIL
20,
1952
Rev.
Clayton
Vi.
Shotwell
of
First
Presbyterian
Church,
Ketchikan,
wilt
be
the
speaker
for
the
day.
Morning
Worship
11
o'clock.'
Sunday
School
12:15.
Evening
Service
7:30.
"Remember
the
Sabbath
Day
to
keep
It
Holy."
SATURDAY,
APRIL
19
BIBEL-Abend
ln
Deutscher
Sprache
Sonnatr.id
Abend
20
Uhr.
MONDAY,
APRIL
21
7
p.m.
Children's
Church
8:10
p
m.
Young
People.
SUNDAY,
APRIL
20
11
a.m-.
Morning
Service
12:
IS
Sunday
School
7.-30
p.m.
Evening
Service.
Speaker:
Brother
VICTOR
CARLSEN
FIRE
SEASON
May
ht-September
30th
A
special
appeal
is
directed
to
smokers
to
be
careful
during
this
period,
THE
FORESTS
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
PROVIDE
HEALTHY
RECREATION
FOR
THE
PEOPLE
OF
THE
PROVINCE
IF
THESE
PLEASURES
ARE
TO
CONTINUE
THE
FORESTS
-MUST
BE
PRESERVED!
DO
YOUR
PART
AND
HELP
PREVENT
FOREST
FIRES
British
Columbia
Forest
Service
Department
of
Lands
and
Forests
Mobile
Repair
Unit,
containing
welding
machine,
air
compressor,
gas
catting
equipment,
boiler
tools
and
moteriols.
Repair
crews
include
experienced
boiler
makers,
welders,
brick
repairmen,
etc.
Work
undertaken,
on
contract
or
on
rime
ond
material
basis.
Efficient
service
given
on
planned
or
emergency
repair.
Detailed
estimates
promptly
prcpored
for
major
repairs.
-INFORMATION
On
How
To
Prepare
YOUR
1951
INCOME
TAX
RETURN
C.
D.
ORCHARD,
Desuty
Minister.
HON.
E.
T.
KENNEY,
Minister.
NEW.
BOILERS'
wiJe
w,v
ro"9(
A
targe
selection
of
Bloin
boilers
is
availoble
m
"
,.y
i.
r-
.1
Bloin
Cl,rt
has
HQS
tn
vapucmes
ana
wonting
pressures,
rurrncr
r
"
staff
and
facilities
to
design
boilers
to
individual
sPe
-
mp!y
INFRA-RAY
PENETRATING
bi
f
......
...
i
r.l..kA
Ono
'
owin
Dociers
are
manutoctured
in
ermsn
v-oiu..
....
.
run
ffieial
rrpreseniatire
of
the
Taxation
Division,
Department
of
National
Ketemie
wHf
isi
PRINCE
RUPERT
on
APRIL
24TH
TO
30TH
for
tht
purpose
of
assisting
taxpayers
I
this
area
in
preparing
then
.1951
rncome
Tan
reurn
st
answering
inquiries
on
other
Income
Tat
matters.
These
representatives
wit!
be
available
for
consultation
at
the
NATIONAL
EMPLOYMENT
OFFICE
KILLAS
CHRISTOPHER
BUILDING
3RD
AVENUE,
PltrNCE
RUPERT
Tox
payers
in
this
area
are
invited
to
take
advantage
of
this
free
service
to
the
public.
with
all
regulations
of
the
B.C.
Boiler
Inspection
$
HEAT
LAAAP
ond
tanks
of
all
kinds.
f
Aids
Rheumotism,
Lumbogo",
Safe
Muscles,
Stiff
Joints
and
other
ailments.
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