r
PAM'OUa
TOW'hK
X
f
received
subscriptions
totalling
McLeod.
John
Currie.
E.
J.
Smith
Ror-ond
World
War
in
1939
con
i
rji
,
i
r,-.nnrt
the
church
with
new
Eiffel
Tower
in
Paris,
084
feet1
Th
1.-4.
I-
.
L
!
Thmsdiy,
May
1.
19,"2
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
friend
of
mine
anu
u'srM,"t
ri-iriaryi.
$10,000.
A
good
Good
Story,
Willie-Roy
high.
Is
the
world's
third
tallest!
spires
ar.
t
j
h'he3!
ca-
'
-cccucu
uy
Uie
tm-;ral
529
(Pi
w
"oiD
pire
State
and
Chrysler
build-,edral.
512
1
T
.Coi
190
to
1952
Incrs
in
New
York.
of
another
church;
and
who
was
very
fond
of
a
joke,
told
me
he
.
Dr.
Grant
was
called
to
Fort
build
William
in
October
1925,
and,
oave
gave
his
nis
money
money,
not
i.ul
to
much
tQ
thp
rpgret
o
(
the
new
church,
but
to
pu.i
grPgation
decided
to
accept
the
clown
the
old
one.
T.
H.
Johnson
call
Hls
departure
was
a
dis-
was
in
England
and
was
cabled
;tinct
loss
to
the
church
and
the
.
..
.
Cn..
1
1
..An..-
t
1-
1
A
good
story
in
Frank
Graham
s
-new
book
"The
New
York
;
Forty-Five
Years
History
of
problems
which
it
had
to
fae
and
to
which
it
had
to
adjust;
itself.
Many
of
the
young
people
of
the
congregation
joined
the
armed
forces,
thereby
depriving
the
young
people's
or-iani.ations
of
.their
active
and
zealous
support.
Mr.
Funston1
ministry
lasted
until
1941
when,
at
the
annual
meeting,
he
announced
his
decision
to
accept
a
call
to
Cooke's
Church
Chil-liwaek.
Mr.
Funston
was
succeeded
by
Oiants."
tells
of
the
nrst
time
young
Willie
Mays
of
the
Giants
to
for
his
subscripUon.
BacK
it
rul
Jus
e
naa
Presbyterian
Church
Here
V,JV
IU
IUI
VIIMI
W
w
w
moftM.lminisl('rwl
t0
tne
congregation
ui
u.wj
told
....
me
after-
.
cable.
He
came
came
by
uuu.c.
c
-..
uy
uh
untiring
ntirin
zeaj
,ni
nnrt
and
devotlon
came
to
bat
in
Brooklyn
last
year.
Roy
Campanella,
the
Dod-
i
gerr-'
groat
Negro
catcher,
asked
;
Willie
what
he
thought
of
I
''
wards
his
rrienas
mere
uiuBm
Hig
broad
christian
sympathies
Tin
Sundav
next
FilNt
Presbyterian
Church
will
it
a
strange
procedure.
He
to!dWOn
for
him
the
regard
not
only
-
v
'
them
that
was
the
way
things
of
his
own
people
but
of
the
have
as
truest
preacher
for
anniversary
services
ke,
Thpr(
entire
community.
'
.
CIC
UUilC
iu
n
h.
.IV....
...
.
,-,
A.
F.
MacSween
wno
was
t
a
m
r
mmm-il
cnpvpt'iiv
nf
thp
o
..or,
.ihn
was
wpii
i
During
Dr.
urants
pastoratfa
J.
A
.uumu,
.u.v..,
K
..
-w.,,
v
u..c
;
"
"ith(,
vpxpd
ouestlon
of
rVlnrrh
nnnnimouslv
called
to
the
con-
Hume
Mission
Hoard,
Toronto
The
occasion
recalls
the
early
good
amount,
but
when
I
tackled
lurdon
came
before
the
congre-
grcgation
from
Wanham
and
him
he
began
to
tell
me
how
Ration
and,
largely
due
to
his
inducted
under
exceptional
cir
¬
cumstances
inree
uuys
aiirt
iuj
attack
on
Pearl
Harbor
and
'
(
Priory
'ftfflSJ
you
,
Ik-'il
Preacher
Roe,
who
was
curving
'em
lor
the
Brooks.
"He's
a
mighty
good
pitcher,
Mr.
Campanella."
Willie
said.
"You're
lucky
today."
Roy
said.
"Wait
till
you
get
Don
New-comtj
tomorrow.
He
hates
colored
rookies.
He'll
blow
you
down!"
Graham,
probably
for
lack
of
1
space,
neglected
to
relate
how
the
mischievous
Campanella
kept
tossing
dirt
in
Willie's
shoes
just
!
ar.
thj
ball
was
delivered.
Willie
Wednesday.
This
member
was
C.
V.
Bennett,
a
lawyer
there
at
the
time
and
an
old
university
acquaintance
of
mine.
I
told
days
of
the
Presbyterian
Church
in
Prince
Rupert.
It
was
the
lirst
Sunday
in
July.
1907.
when
Rev.
W.
J.
Kidd.
B.A.,
BD,
o:
theTHome
Mission
Board,
waj
hard
up
he
was.
I
turned
to
an-'
innuence,
me
question
was
set-other
tack.
I
told
him
they
were
!
tied
amicably
in
favor
of
re
maining
in
the
Presbyterian
saying
we
Presbyterians
could
:
never
build
our
church.
We
'
Church
of
Canada.
Following
Dr.
were
too
ambitious.
His
denomi-
Grant,
Dr.
A.
G.
Cameron
sup-n.in.i
nrirtP
was
hit.
He
said,
plied
the
pulpit
acceptably
for
him
I
would
not
accept
the
can.
during
a
complete
blackout
of
the
entire
city.
One
prominent
member
walked
from
his
home
through
the
pitch
darkness
of
the
blackout
to
attend
the
service
a.id.
seeing
no
light
in
the
building,
returned
home
with-
appointed
missionary
in
charge
in
"How
much
do
you
want?"
I
many
months,
but
the
next
.mori
nnri
larse
sum
and
ducted
minister
was
Rev.
J
who
labored
Frizell.
B.A.,
L.L.B.
complained
to
his
manager.
Leo
1927
and
1928.
'
i
PKii.
ti'd.
It
was
now
time
to
during
The
first
services
were
held
on
He
went
away
out
came
Daih.
that
date
in
the
mess
hall
of
immediately
to
inform
me
that
Kenny
Munro
who
had
the
con-
the
committee
still
stuck
by
-.ract
for
building
the
wharf
and
their
choice
and
would
stay
with
n
the
mess
hall
of
the
sawmill
it.
I
then
saw
the
question
was
.t
Seal
Cove.
Later
services
were
already
settled
by
a
Higher
neld
in
the
dining
room
of
the
Power
and
I
surrendered.
I
have
out
entering.
The
war
continued
,
Durocher.
and
next
time
he
came
vacancy
rPt
a
loan.
I
went
to
the
Pres-
i
Following
a
a
lengthy
lengthy
a
call
Was
extended
to
the
Rev
bvterv
and
asked
them
to
en
rinrSP
a
loan
from
the
church
W.
D.
Hollingworth,
B.A.,
of
Grand.
Trunk
Pacitic
Hotel,
never
regretted
my
decision
and
manse
committee
for
$15.-
Knox
cnurcn,
iaigary,
in
janu
riiirini.
Mr
Kidd
s
nastoraue
a
rather
the
decision
mat
as
to
take
its
toll
in
tne
service
and
sacrifice
of
our
young
people.
Ralph
Morin,
Mike
Hudema,
Clarence
Finley.
William
Had-den.
William
Brown
Jr.
and
L.
i
Sonny
Keays
made
the
supreme
sacrifice.
Mr.
MacSween
left
in
September
1947.
Between
September
1947
and
April
19f0
i
when
Dr.
E.
A.
Wright,
the
up
told
the
bulky
backstop:.
"Mr.
Durocher
says
If
you
do
that
again
for
me
to
throw
a
handful
of
dirt
in
your
face,
Mr.
Campanella."
"That's
fine,
Willie,"
Roy
said.
"Any
time
you
feel
like
dying,
you
Just
do
that."
Willie,
it
is
recalled,
went
hitlers
his
first
21
time
at
bat
in
the
big
show.
000
Now
this
was
away
above
ary
isji.
wnicn
can
was
accept-the
percentage
of
the
cost
of
ed
and
Mr.
Hollingworth
nun-the
building
the
church
law
al-
istered
to
fhe
congregation
from
lowed
One
man
got
up
and
be-
1931
to
1938.
During
his
minis-gan
to
tell
me
this!
I
-
stopped
try
In
Prince
Rupert
Mr.
rioi-
jf
CANNED
FOODS
J
him
and
said.
"Mr.
,
I
lingworth
was
granted
a
years
nm
miite
well
versed
In
the'
law
;
leave
of
absence
to
make
a
sur
present
minister,
was
inducted
church
tent
was
erected
near
made
for
me.
I
was
inducted
the
GTP
Hotel
Annex
site.
It
the
week
before
war
was
declares
later
pulled
down
and
re-
ed.
Prince
Rupert
was
a
young
built
on
the
present
church
site,
man's
town
then
and
at
once
Approximately
25
by
60
feet,
it
there
was
a
great
rush
to
Texas
known
as
the
Sunday
cruit.
During
the
war
the
popu-School
Hall.
An
organ
costing
kit
ion
fell
to
about
2
500
and
(120
and
chairs
were
installed
the
natural
effect
was
a
smaller
.and
paid
for.
church
attendance.
We
at
once
Some
years
later
when
relat-
commenced
our
services
in
the
Ing
his
experiences
in
Prince
Sunday
School
Hall
and
wor-Rupert
Mr.
Kidd
wrote:
"I
have
shipped
there
for
ten
years.
of
the
church,
and
need
no
In-
vey
throughout
the
province
of
the
services
were
conducted
by
struction
in
it.
I
came
to
break
the
possibilities
lor
cnurch
ex
various
ministers
in
supply
in-the
law,
not
to
observe
it."
I
pansion.
During
his
absence
tlv
eiuaasg
Rev.
A.
F.
McColl
and
got
my
loan.
The
contract
for
.
Rev.
J.
W.
Stevenson
ministered
Rev.
g.
E.
Sendall,
also
Mr.
building
the
church
was
let
to,
to
the
congregation.
Murphy.
Under
the
present
min-
Mitchell
&
Currie
and
the
build-
Shortly
after
returning,
Mr.
j;;U.r
lue
church
is
showing
re-ing
is
a
testimony
to
their
skill
'
Hollingworth
received
and
ac-
nt,wcd
vigor
in
several
forms,
and
workmanship.
It
was
open-
cepted
a
call
to
St.
John's
lne
various
church
organiza-ed
by
Principal
Miliar
of
Rob-
Church.
Medicine
Hat,
from
tions
are
actively
engaged
in
orwuen
jusi
wno
were
on
mr
tHl
KCn
uriLDIXG
JflrsfcHbard
of
Managers
but
the
fowl
Kere'$
a
new
taste
thrill
for
you-just
try
.
CROWN
BRAND
CORN
SYRUP
"At
that
time
we
had
a
mortgage
of
$7,500
on
the
church
we
ertson
College,
Edmonton,
on
which
he
later
tooK
leave
o;
renewing
some
of
the
furnish-
property.
It
was
suggested
February
1,
1925.
The
day
was
absence
to
serve
as
a
cnapiam
mgA
and
aiso
refurbishing
ihn
issue
bonds
for
that
amount
and
iv.o.'t
useful
ones
were
Sandy
;Turnbull
and
Sammy
Wight
I
from
Broughty-Ferry
near
Dun-1
tiee.
These
two
with
a
friend
named
Struthers
and
another
good
man
whose
name
was
hvans
built
the
church
with
Mr.
jwi.
xiumngwoi
ioiiingworin
ui
sell
them
to
the
members.
They
one
of
our
worst
winter
days
;
overseas,
whs
church
prouerty
all
of
which
is
were
sold
and
not
one
presented
but
the
church
was
packed
at
an
able
speaker
and
during
his
bping
one
in
a
spirit
that
has
for
pavment.
This
was
done
both
services.
Principal
Millar
ministry
new
organizations
for
not
boen
apparent
for
some
when
things
were
at
a
very
low
was
an
old
university
friend
and
young
people,
both
men
and
UlJie
nvAWl
the
outlook
for
voluntary
vunuiL.il
y
iduui
labor
in
in
one
uiic
week
cca.
,
"
-
.
.
a.
i
w
i
.
.i
v.
..ifiii;
..,ai.
.
.
'onp
pvpninr
?mmv
wioht
wpnt
ebb
financially.
In
the
winter
ot
l
was
giaa
w
nave
mm
wit.-i
h
women.
wumcn.
wnc
iuuim.,5
the
future
very
promising
had,
11124
we
started
raising
of
funds
US."
...
wnicn
me
congregation
FREW.
down
town
and
collected
mostly
from
working
men
enough
money
to
pay
for
all
the
material."
,
The
communion
roll
of
Sep
for
our
church.
The
board
of
1
The
board
of
managers
dur-
needed
for
a
long
time-managers
went
in
pairs.
My
ing
the
building
of
the
church
Mr.
Hollingworth
was
succeed-partner
was
George
Muro.
My
was
G.
H.
Munro
(chairman
i,
ed
by
Rev.
H.
C.
Funston
of
recollection
is
we
did
not
receive
F.
G.
Dawson,
D.
C.
McRae,
J-.
Stewart,
who
was
inducted
m
refusal
In
three
nights
we
L
Christie.
Joe
Greer.
Jarvls-April
1938.
The
outbreak
of
the
.
on
onvour
7
your
cereaJ
cereal
M-m-m
Gooi!
tjL
f
ifj
I
w
!
CBH-4
BABY'S
HOTLITTLEHEAD
W
H
KN
your
Bnby
i
hfAd
fwl
hot
to
rsur
hrnl
it
may
be
beituM
ot
itmpte
tvrr
common
tv
Bunie
minor
bahy
ailment.
If
,
itithy't
Own
Tuhlt-ta
Hill
lp
rt-du-
ti.i
aim
pi
fevr
r
by
clearing
harmftti
One
Mi.
Maud,
(lnirn
Mother
hat
this
to
say:
"My
littte
ha
by
whi
ffvenh
ami
but.
1
krave
hpr
ltaby's
Own
Tablets
and
by
T.ifchl-1
ime
he
was
up
and
around
strain.
'
If
baby's
ft-ver
is
nut
promptly
relieved
consult
your
phyaiian.
Ilaby's
Own
Tuitlcts
ar
Bwet-tat
i
n
gr.
cany
to
tuk
and
bav
bfrn
iwt-d
wilh
conftilfnt'e
by
mothera
for
over
,ry
year.
N
"l-i.y"
sniff
no
dullinir
ff-ct.
Ktmai-ly
e-xiti
fur
ronstipat
iun.
ift'thinc
!nu(l,lt-
tiM-t
atnmiti'h
ami
ith-r
minor
ailnienift.
Vet
a,
package
Unlay
at
your
drug
int.
.
.
.
Get
(arnation
fiSi
MOST
-PeOPle
1
nLrr&
ES-
-mo!tW
U,;-
rlnn.
There
must
V
1
,
On.
.
in
rsons
is
.
.1
reasons'.
Unc
.;,,,,
be
god
rnmlMrid
Carnitmn
5
iVAonoATED
that
these
PP
'
mmj
0rnati..n
i
i.
...IS
si
it
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1
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,
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other
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'
fllcr-W:d
Classified
Ads
Pay
1
,
llf
.Ji-Jf
SAll
J
smoother.
1
hey
,
,nd
result,
Cct
Ciiriuun
better
e,v.aU-rcHind
!MOST
Pl-OPI
E
DO.
-r
n
AY
TE51
one
week,
use
for
iu
Carnation
M.1W
u
present
b-J.
V-
hive
ueJ
.
.
..
.,(
oliet
btumlw'11
tember;
1908
includes
among
a
a
pothers
the
names
of
D.
G.
Stewart,
Dr.
and
Mrs.
J.
O.
Reddie
'and
M.
Manson
now
Hon.
Jusfic.
Manson,
.who
is
still
a
truterf
They
were
followed
by
L.
WT
Patmore,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
Stork,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Win.
Millar.
'W.
Brown,
Daniel
Jabour,
Mrs.
D.
C.
Stuart,
John
Currie
and
;;J.
R.
Mitchell
Mr.
Kidd
was
succeeded
by
Rev.
A.
M.
Ross
who
had
for-
'.merly
bee
nmissionary
at
Atlin.
After
Mr.
Ross's
departure
the
congregation
extended
a
call
to
.
Rev.
F.
W.
Kerr
who
was
then
taking
postgraduate
work
In
Marburg,
Germany.
Mr.
Kerr
accepted
the
call
and
was
the
first
inducted
minister
of
the
Presbyterian
Church
in
Prince
Rupert.
;
STRANGE
APPEARANCE
j
ltry.
"letter
written
some
years
latQi'jrom
Montreal,
Prof.
Kerr
wroW
'Prince
Rupert
presented
a
strange
appearance
in
those
days
and
blasting
operations
tootr-pface
ail
the
years
of
my
ministry,
in
order
to
make
the
-..rooked
places
straight
and
the
rouah
places
p)ain.
I
have
never
known
people
with
greater
courage
and
optimism
than
those
men
of
the
early
days.
Everyone
was
brimming
waih
fcajT5;ntss.
Lots
were
selling
rapid.
said
we
were
laying
plans
.or
"V-vcond
Vancouver.
Xh;
P:e?-byU-r:anjs
met
m
a
hail
but
fcoon
thi
bet-am?
inadequate
so
tr.it
during
my
er.tire
ministry
rented
the
theatre
t,rr.
press
,
lor
Sunday
evening!..
At
the
-.-quest
of
the
managers
one
Sanaa'
I
announced
that
we
would
have
a
it
on
Monday
night
to
W-ar
down
the
old
hail
in
order
tr.at
tfe
lumber
might
be
transported
to
our
new
en
It
seemed
to
me
a
if
hundreds
of
.
men
werebere
and
in
the
course
of
a
epupie
of
hours
the
entire
.
hall'
,as
taken
to
pieces,
the
boards
carried
up
the
plank
road
.
.
anUJie
next
day
hauied
out
to
the
site
of
the
present
church.
.
Another
thing
that
I
remember
vividly
was
my
arrival
in
Prince
;
Rupert
with
my
bride,
two
years
,.
after
my
first
arrival.
As
the
'
boat
came
slowly
into
the
wharf
I
thought
I
saw
every
Presb-terarr
down
there
to
welcome
!
us'p.'
C.
McRae
took
snaps
of
that
occasion
and
I
keep
them
',
among
my
treasures."
''
During
Mr.
Kerr's
ministry
the
tisty
you.
offers
more
for
your
money
than
ever
before
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Dr.
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the
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notified
Mr.
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of
if
Mount
Pleasant
Church,
Van-
cofver,
interim
moderator,
that
.,i.
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were
ready
to
extend
a
cajl.
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away
at
the
time
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t.was
sent
in
his
place.
I
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had
to
preach
two
Sundays
to
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pay
expenses
of
the
trip.
After
the
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Sunday
the
committee
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one
of
its
members
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