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Saturday,
February
16,
1952
Requiem
HiRh
Mass
Celebrated
at
Church
Of
Annunciation
them
in
their
sorrow.
May
Hie
!
Ruler
of
heaven
and
earth
give
Those
who
attended
the
service
(endow
i
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Elizabeth
II
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Paul's
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Saturday
Serraon
I
liuhr'slitiuktuj
Qoti
IVorLs
(Ry
REV.
H.
GODFREY
BIRD.
St.
Peter's
Anglian
Church)
Text:
St.
John
6:28:
"They
said
unto
Him.
'What
shall
we
do
that
we
might
work
the
works
of
God'?"
The
jK'ople-
who
asked
our
I
surd
this
question
did
not
understand
His
teachings.
Do
we?
If
not,
why
not?
Can
we?
it
li
We
1
.
b,
""WW;
K,,'
Church
heard
another
powerful
message
from
the
Word
of
God
by
Pastor
S.
R.
Johnson
of
Cam-rose
who
made
it
clear
that
all
people
should
make
use
of
the
Bible
and
apply
its
message
of
sin
and
grace
to
their
personal
lives.
"He
that
hardenth
his
heart
shall
be
suddenly
destroyed
and
that
without
remedy,"
declared
the
evangelist.
The
way
of
th;
trangiessor
is
hard.
The
pastor
pointed
out
that
no
once
can
fool
God
"as
it
was
in
the
days
of
Noirh,
so
will
it
he
in
the
last
davs
before
the
second
coming
of
the
Lord."
Those
who
ignored
God
walked
according
to
their
own
ways
Thev
lived
only
for
this
life
and
a'
more
P4'H
If
any
teacher
attempted
to
teach
us
In
a
lanKuage
we
did
not
understand
we
could
learn
little
frnm
n
until
lima
la
w
roy
.
.
.
Liberals
and
IiOt's
Wife
THE
LIBERALS
of
Y,C
R"V-
.
.
wiTi
(
MtiTS,,
CO.:
s,
c
K!lllAJ
Km,
ate
ir
b'Wf
like
I-OIS
Lot's
vvifp
Wile
who
no
what
"
lllid
to
olfer-
Tfley
m'
th0UgnUe,s
of
e,erhlty.
Because
came
to
a
bad
end
due
to
of
tnl.lr
degradation
and
depart
Drnrl
nnrl
learned
his
language.
The
people
e
IXCl
led
b
CJ
I
lU
xu
whoin
Jesus
was
talking
exjuki
.
.
1
only
understand
a
material
DprrjiniCG
-language
when
Jesus
was
Ulk-IXIIlll
ing
th(-m
of
j5plrltual
an(j
'
Eternal
things.
The
city
council
has
ordered
'
jf
we
aie
to
learn
anything
of
filed
a
letter
suggesting
displays
tlle
christian
way
of
life,
we
of
fish,
as
tourist
attractions.
It
mubt
jiwt
be
willing
to
study
the
ure
from
God,
God
repented
that
He
had
mad.i
man.
This
showed
the
danger
of
putting
olf
salvation.
Ood
had
created
man
with
before
the
a
free
will.
Therefore,
man
s,ouid
be
explained
her
own
foolishness.
The
story
is
told
in
the
19!h
chapter
of
Genesis,
the
very
first
boot;
in
the
Bible.
Not
content
with
escaping
from
the
obviously
doomed
city,
they,
like
Mrs.
Lot,
keep
turning
backward:
"
"Then
the
Lord
rained
upon
language
of
Our
Lord.
When
we
T-
MI
v
th
Aw
T.'MI,.
Sunday
w
matter
goes
any
further,
luruicr,
that
vnai
becwne
m
satisfied
or
overbur
Annunciation,
prior
to
the
civic
memorial
service,
yesterday
morning
to
pity
their
tribute
to
the
late
King
George
VI.
Requiem
high
mass
was
celebrated
by
Rev.
Father
Thomas
McNamara,
O.M.I.,
and
Father
F.
J.
Raywr,
O.M.I,
preached
the
sermon
as
wi
ll
as
conducting
the
rite
of
absolution
which
followed.
Music
appropriate
to
the
occasion
was
rendered
by
the
Senior
Choir
under
the
direction
of
C.
P.
Balagno.
Father
Rayncr
preached
in
the
following
words:
"Today
we
pay
final
tribute
to
our
late
Sovereign,
George
VI.
On
February
6
God
summoned
him
home.
For
some
months
lie
had
been
gravely
ill
and
ha
had
come
to
realize
that
his
remaining
days
were
numbered.
This
was
God's
warning
to
make
ready
for
the
Angel
of
Death.
"Many
people
are
in
horror
of
death.
They
are
afraid
to
die.
This
is
caused
by
the
fact
that
they
have
the
wrong
slant
on
it.
It
is
true
that
death
is
a
penalty
brought
on
by
the
sin
of
Adam
and
Kv.c.
People
are
wrong
to
back
away
from
it.
Sooner
or
later
it
must
come
to
all.
Jesus
Christ,
Our
God
ias
well
as
His
s-ootless
Motherl
submitted
to
it.
"The
servant
is
not
greater
than
his
lord.'
Un.
13,
16
1
.
Death
marks
the
end
of
one
life
and
the
beginning
of
another.
"Death
does
not
destroy
the
human
personality.
It
affects
the
body,
reducing
it
to
a
state
of
dissolution.
It
does
not
and
cannot
disturb
the
soul.
By
It
the
soul
leaves
the
body
and
passes
into
another
state
where
it
meets
the
Eternal
Judge.
God
is
a
Fair
Judge.
He
is
Goodness
and
Mercy
itself.
Each
person
is
judged
on
his
own
met
its.
God
offers
countless
graces
to
the
members
of
the
human
family.
Each
person
has
a
niche
to
fill.
t!ie.,e
interesting
examples
ui
s
a
tiPned
with
maleriul
things
that
possessed
the
power
ol
cnoxe
and
must
choose
his
eternal
horn.1.
Those
who
were
unmindful
of
we
absolutely
refuse
to
hear
of
Spiritual
things
Christ
can
do
food
are
already
open
to
view
In
windows
in
the
business
area.
One
or
more
can
be
obtained
on
payment
of
a
comparatively
m.minal
sum.
Eodom
and
brimstone
.
.
upon
Gomorrah
qqa
walked
in
their
own
imag-and
he
overthrew
mutton.
The
were
walking
In
Why
Did
They
Come?
DID
more
than
one
thousand
people
gather
WHY
spontaneously
together
at
Civic
Centre
yesterday
morning-
in
what
was
one
of
the
greatest
mass
demonstrations
of
its
kind
Prince
Rupert
has
ever
seen?
Of
course,
there
are
not
funerals
of
King's
every
day.
But
we
do
not
believe
that
it
was
just
because
it
was
unusual
that
such
a
congregation
turned
out
for
the
solemn
and
impressive
event.
;
There
was
not
the
pageantry
and
grandeur
that
attended
the
actual
rites
of
funereal
display
in
London
and
Windsor.
It
was
not
that
we
knew
King
George
personally.
So
it
must
have
been
that
there
was
an
intangible
appeal
that
compelled
us
to
attend
and
show
our
grief
and
our
respect.
It
proved
that,
even
in
this
outpost
of
Commonwealth,
we
are
still
inspired
and
bound
together
by
the
influence
and
magnetism
of
the
idea
and
principles
th;.t
are
symbolized
so
strongly
and
so
instinctively
by
the
British,
or
should
w'e
more
properly
now
say
the
Canadian,
crown.
It
might
have
been
sombre,
it
might
have
been
sad
and
mournful
but
we
would
say
it
was
also
healthy
that
here
in
Prince
Rupert
(and
it
was
a
scene
similar
to
those
which
were
enacted
in
thousands
of
commuitities
throughout
this
realm),
men,
women
and
children
should
muster
as
they
did
yesterday
to
demonstrate
their
allegience
and
respect
little
for
us.
Rp.rtual
truths
am
meaningless
to
a
purely
material
mind.
those
cilivs
.
.
.
but
(Lot's!
wife
iiie
lint
of
their
own
hearts.
Ood
KN-IUl
Buna,
Ml
if
A
i
Pu.lor.
Hpv
y
i
fro
nPW
language
is
learned
willing
to
ta
looked
back
from
behind
him,
was
forgotten.
In
that
way
they
and
she
became
a
pillar
of
salt."
s
were
tempting
God
for
judgment.
Modern
medical
specialists
God
stood
watching
them
in
thvir
would
no
doubt
use
different
sin
"for
all
tilings
are
nake.l
te-.ms
to
describe
what
obviously
and
open
unto
the
eyes
of
Him
happened
to
the
reluctant
lady,
w'th
whom
we
have
to
do."
1
Lev
micht
sav
she
suffered
total
'
Noah
found
grace
in
the
sight
ri.nli.c
all
Ui
talk
of
new
and
without
study
or
practice.
The
fantastic
weapons,
United
Na-
Eternal
Christ,
Is
ever
ready
to
lion,
soldiers
arc
still
squalUB
give
us
lessons.
The
opportunity
in
the
mud
with
rifles
resembling
of
gaining
Christian
knowledge
and
are
!llir,(,
Hir
fcholart
w,
the
same
old
guns,
killing
and
is
ever
before
us.
In
the
verse
works
0(
calcification
Tif
the
joints,
due
to
of
God.
He
was
a
saved
man
and
Bdtji't
killed
and.
if
the
wea-
that
follows
our
text
Jesus
told
ther
is
warm
enough,
"reading
the
people:
"This
Is
the
work
of
First
Presbyti
their
shirt-"
every
few
days.
I
God
that
ye
believe
on
Him
faith
emotional
upsets
of
psycho)-
preached
repentance
and
matic
origin.
(That
means,
she
I
Whom
He
hath
sent."
If
we
ac-
f-s
...
.
.,,
eept
'
Christ
as
THE
teacher,
are
,
tm
lee
eiir.s-.t:ihle
iii
Prince
i
.
Rupert,
accnrdhis
to
report,
fail
to
aJmire
the
guard
nouse
anu
general
police
station
facilities
As-
for
prisoners,
they
heartily
dislike
the
jail.
They
are,
in
fact,
0.
.jtHllecd.
for
120
years,
giving
tin-
people
an
opportunity
to
renent.
But
they
scoffed
at.
the
ark
even
as
pecp'.e
scoff
at.
the
preaching
of
repentance
and
faith
in
Jesus
Christ
today.
The
ark
was
salvation
for
Noah
and
his
family
while
the
others
perished
In
the
Hood
because
of
their
disobe-dence.
"If
we
want
peace
In
eternity
we
must
repent
of
our
sins
and
believe
in
Jesus
Christ
as
our
personal
Saviour,"
Pastor
Johnson
exhorted.
was
all
burned
uf
inside.
Altr
all,
it
must
have
been
tough
for
a
high
society
lady
to
rushed
off
into
the
desert,
which,
then
as
now,
had
no
indoor
plumbing
or
cocktail
parties.
!
Anyway
the
point
of
the
story
i:
plain
enough,
and
true
in
any
age.
If
you
should
get
ouU-get
out,
and
fae,e
tomorrow,
not
hanker
back
after
yesterday.
UNDER
the
democratic
system
the
vital
necessity
is
that
there
must
be
a
central
point,
across
i
which
the
main
parties
hold
their
ST.
PAUL'S
LUTHERAN
CHURCH
4th
Ave.
at
Mi
Bride
St.
Rrr.
li.
O,
Olson
You
are
Invited
to
come
and
Worship
at
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church.
"The
Just
Shall
Live
By
Faith"
:
Lord
Lovat
of
Beatily,
Scottish
land
owner
and
cattle
breeder,
i
deploring
the
Biitlsh
food
shor-!
tac.e.
asks
why
more
H'Oole
tliem-!selve-
do
not
concentrate
on
He
has
duties
to
perform.
He
has
obligations
to
live
up
to.
"The
duties
of
a
monarch
are
I
We
extend
a
p
crowing
tumour
j.
ln-re
is
no
far
more
taxing
than
those
imposed
on
a
commoner.
A
king
must
lake
an
active
interest
in
'
to
visitors
to
r.
1
231
Fouri
SUNDAY
SERVICES
Fehruaty
17,
M
vning
Service
11
a.m.
'Minister:
Rv
coalition,
as
they
did
in
Manitoba,
all
flexibility
and
mobility
goes
out
of
the
democratic
system.
Or.
to
change
the
ligui
of
speech,
everything
ties
up
in
knots,
like
Lot's
wile.
Organists:
SI
lack
ot
good
farm
land
What
is
wpi'ted
is
a
bold
and
long
range
public
farm
policy.
Instead
of
thirty
million
pounds
spent
try-iii!!
to
grow
peatiuts
in
Africa.
Tiiis
much,
he
.'aid,
was
squandered
by
the
Attire
government.
Juck
you
said
Minieiliing!
and
J;:
his
subjects
and
in
the
affairs
of
tug-of-wars.
I
call
this
"the
point
I
hi."
realm.
As
the
First
Person
of
practical
politics."
in
the
land
he
must
set
the
tone
This
point
must
move
with
the
for
the
people.
All
temporal
changing
facts
of
changing
power
comes
from
God.
The
king
t
mes.
But
if
democracy?
is
to
muit
use
it
wisely
for
the
good
w0,k
there
nlust
be
two
main
of
the
people.
paities
or
groupings,
one.
oh
each
"A
family
manespecially
a
side
of
the
point
of
tug-of-war
Sermon:
"The
Lodge
Problem"
I
j
I
Evening
Service
7:30
p
m.
,
t
t
Sermon:
"The
Truth
About
j
;
Eternal
Punishment."
i
I
FEERUAS'
.
Morning
t
:i
li'
;-s.
.
Oi!ba
of
.
-.;'
,i
irned
"ft
1
the
day
pan.
ini!
'hi
'
JUCI
lew
(
.da
lit-
in
T!
pri
til.
ma
leal
i,
f
ink
lit
l
mi
fi'in
4'
Jl'
1
rvunuay
on:',
u
j,-.
There,
will
be
services
fromi
I
Monday
to
Thursday
night
at'
Evening
&-nt'
good
iamuy
man
makes
an
ideal
"Remember
'it
t
P
o
sovereign
ruler.
The
families
un
8:00
p.m.
You
are
Invited.
j
Sunday
School
12:
IS
p.m.
to
kp
FIRST
UNITED
CHURCH
635
Sixth
Awnue
West
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
.
Rev,
Lawrence
G.
Sicber
der
him
have
the
benefit
of
his
example
as
a
father
and
husband.
Family
virtues
are
better
understood
and
more
widely
practised
when
a
truly
Christian
ruler
guides
the
destinies
of
a
nation,
or
federation
of
nations.
He
wields
enormous
influence
by
his
FULL
CjUbPbL
lAbtKNf
202
Sixth
West
(across
from
AnnE(
politics.
I
That
means
that
you
always
i
have
to
have
a
conservative
1
party,
no
matter
what
you
call
it.
The
conservatives
repsent
the
protective
side
of
whatever
society
then
exists.
If
they
do
their
proper
job
they
are
the
natural
leaders
in
all
kinds
of
conservationist
measures.
For
instance,
they
should
be
the
watchdogs
of
public
forests,
making
sure
that
they
are
amply
protected
against
fire,
and
not
given
away
from
the
publie
do
main
for
profiteering
exploitation.
Likewise
with
water
powers,
mineral
rights,
and
so
on.
StNIMY
Sunday
School
and
Bible
Class
101
"Come
to
a
thriving
Sunday
SrN
7
HE
RANK
AND
FILE
of
both
Conservative
and
Liberal
parties
in
B
C.
showed
sound
common
sense
when
they
compelled
the
break-up
of
coalition.
The
Liberals
finally
forced
this
I
action
by
calling
frir
a
rank-and-
file
convention
not
later
than
I
next
June.
j
But
whether
the
election
comes
before
a
convention
Is
possible
I
Hospital
Insurance
will
ly
the
!
main
issue.
!
The
Hot-pital
Insurance
prin-!
ciplc
is
a
good
one
even
though
i
the
principle
has
been
badly
misapplied
here
In
B
C.
Saskat-i
chewan's
system
works
fine,
partly
because'
the
WHOLE
government
favors
it,
and
partly
be-i"SH
e
it
was
not
started
till
'
proper
preparations
had
been
i
inadi..
There
is
no
reason
why
j
i
BC,
cannot
do
what
Saskatche-I
j
wan
has
done
if
B.C.
really
wants
1
j
to.
We
could
even
work
out
a
j
:
better,
more
painless,
cheaper
I
system
of
paying
for
it.
1
11
a
m
Morning
Worship.
Srrmo:::
Beliefs
Matter
"
Anthem:
'Brightly
Gleams
Our
Banner."
7:30
p.m.:
Evening
Worship.
Anthem:
"Abide
With
Me."
COME
AND
WORSHIP
rUKDAY
SCHOOLS
at
First
United:
Beginners
and
Primary
at
11
a.m;
Juniors
and
Older
at
12:15.
At
Conrrd
Unitel
Hall
all
at
1
p
m.
!
example.
"King
George
came
to
the
!
throne
at
a
critical
time.
After
a
reign
of
a
decade
and
a
half
it
I
can
be
said
that
he
fully
justified
!
the
confidence
placed
in
him.
Though
king,
he
did
not
forget
Morning
Service
11:30
Evangelistic
7:30
,
for
the
tradition
of
the
British
crown
when
the
occasion,
be
it
sad
or
glad,
arises
for
them
to
do
so.
What
Communism
Means
the
former
communist
WHITTAKER-CHAMBERS,
courier
whose
testimony
sent
Alger
Hiss
to
jail
for
lying
when
he
said
he
had
not
sneaked
information
to
a
Soviet
sky
ring,
is
writing
an
important
series
of
articles
in
the
Saturday
Evening
Poet.
'
The
most
interesting
part
is
his
definition
of
the
difference
between
communism,
and
freedom.
Communism,
he
says,
is
the
expression
of
the
theory
that
man
is
the
ultimate
in
this
universe
and
there
is
no
God,
no
supernatural
influencing
anything
that
takes
place
here
below.
Therefore,
carried
to
the
Nth
degree,
it
is
revolt
against
God,
against
the
Golden
Rule,
against
tolerance,
sympathy,
charity,
hope
and
all
the
other
cardinal
principles
of
Christianity.
'
Its
political
aspect
is
dictatorship.
Its
rule
is
by
the
iron
hand.
Its
economic
aspect
is
control
by
all
means
of
production
even
though
in
carrying
out
this
control
it
must
kill
and
starve
and
send
into
exile.
Chambers
says
that
the
crisis
facing
the
communist
world
is
created
by
the
degree
to
which
it
and
its
satellites
have
not
freed
themselves
of
God
and
the
Christian
philosophy.
At
the
same
time,
the
crisis
in
the
Christian
world
is
caused
by
the
degree
to
which
civilization
has
allowed
'itself
to
forget
'
that
God
is
the
source
of
power
and
His
teachings
must
dominate
society.
Chambers
writes
that
there
has
never
been
a
society
or
a
nation
without
God
but
that
history
is
cluttered
with
the
wreckage
of
nations
that
forgot
God
and
perished.
Evanqelist
E.
Olmsle
that
he
was
a
subject
of
God.
During
the
critical
war
years
he
often
called
on
the
people
'to
I
jray
for
peace.
He
realized
that
Ottawa,
Ontario.
VV'EKK
NIGHT
SERVICES:
Wednesday
Pi
aver
Meeting"
8:00
Friday
Boys'
and
Olds'
Clubs
6
45
Clirist
Ambassadors
8:00.
Green
331
Pastor:
C
The
true
conservative's
job
is'
to
keep
down
taxes,
to
ketp
public
payrools
from
being
padr
ded
by
too
many
jobholders,
to
cry
"Whoa,
go
slow!"
or
to
say
"no"
when
things
g'et
going
too
last
or
reckless.
But
we
need
only
one
conser-
vative
"party.
So
when
liberals
join
the
conservatives
in
a
coali-
i
tion,
they
In
fact
also
become
'
temporary
conservatives,
b
u
t
i
make
the
conservatives
unhappy
1
EVANGELICAL
FREE
CHURCH
Sunday
services
will
be
held
in
the
I
OOF.
Hall
with
Sunday
School
at
11
a.m.
and
services
12:15.
'
Weel:
Day
Services
In
the
homes,
to
be
announced
Sunday.
Jesus
said:
"I
am
the
Way.
the
Truth
and
the
Life."
prayer
is
a
mightier
weapon
than
the
sword.
He
ever
wished
the
Name
of
God
to
be
honored
throughout
the
British
Empire.
"God
was
cognizant
of
the
way
in
which
His
Maesiy
endeavored
to
carry
out
his
duties
to
Him,
to
the
State,
and
to
his
family.
He
was
a
good
man.
May
his
name
ever
be
held
in
benediction.
May
he
be
the
recipient
of
a
heavenly
crown,
of
a
crown
that
shall
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the
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