rr
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Official
Wheels
Expected
Soon
For
Derby
Here
Saturday,
February
28,
1954
'
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
The
Soap
Box
Derby
committee
Blueprints
and
rule
books
for
regional
contest
at
Mission
City
L'r
r-Woitl
W
am
eniries
aiso
are
expected
within
later
this
spring
.
jr..
fens
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Trades
and
Labor
Council
is
continuing
preparations
for
the
May
24th
derby
here
and
today
it
reported
official
wheels
and
axles
for
the
derby
cars
have
been
ordered
and
should
arrive
here
soon.
hospital
ward
Charlie
Balagno,
well-known
musician,
wuu
iucu
lu
uireut
a
only
once
belore,
three
years
ago,
has
a
Rupert
winner
travelled
to
the
official
contest
at
Mission.
The
council
also
is
sponsoring
a
Tag
Day
here
March
20
to
raise
funds
for
the
trip
to
tne
nexi
iew
days
and
B.C.
officials
have
suggested
they
may
send
crash
helmets
for
the
boy
contestants'
use.
The
derby,
which
is
to
be
made
an
annual
event
by
the
Trades
and
Labor
council,
will
produce
a
Rupert
racer
to
enter
the
-Sintjlicun
Lfoulh
Cjroup
J-Iotjs
When
Final
plans
for
tomorrow
night's
fireside
hour
were
made
when
the
Anglican
Young
People's
Association
of
St.
Peter's,
Seal
Cove,
held
Its
weekly
meeting.
The
group
will
hold
Its
fireside
session
following
evening
service
at
8t.
Peter's,
to
hear
the
Rev.
H.
S.
McSherry,
missionary
who
served
In
Japan.
The
group
also
has
sent
to
AYPA
headquarters
for
its
branch
charter,
and
has
finaliz
i,
e
Rupert
Rotary
Lusted
tomorrow
1.
Rotary
Mixed
jti
annual
concert
IjThcatrc.
reade
ers
NO
DOUBT
ABOUT
IT-'
,
t
11,0
com
fit
of
theatre
orchestra
here
In
the
days
of
silent
films.
Some
of
the
stage
show
songs
planned
by
the
chorus
are
excerpts
from
Brigadoon,
"Student's
March
Song"
from
The
Student
Prince.
"Oiannina
Mia"
from
The
Firefly
and
"Moonbeams"
from
The
Red
Mill.
Instrumental
numbers
will
Include
trumpet,
accordion
and
piano
solos
and
a
piano
duet.
the
tuna
."
,
Vtenslun
of
the
dt"t-up
ad
Iul"
.
Lt.iry
Club.
I
wai
feature
a
tt
spirituals
and
"
'i
hits
from
popu-,1,
bv
the
cl.orua,
"
f
jal
instrumental
ed
plans
to
sell
greeting
cards
as
Cash
for
old
gold
Bulger's
Moose
Whist
Drive,
Satur-day,
8
p.m.
(49)
Sonja
Ladles
Meeting,
Mrs.
R.
Webber,
Monday,
March
1.
(50)
;
Watch
out
for
Varieties
of
'54
,
at
the
Capitol
Theatre,
March
7.
Sponsored
by
the
Women
of
the
Moose.
(It)
She
J
pretly
and
a
iuna-ralslng
project.
Ml
nrellii
imarl
loo
.
.
.
!
Colorful
.
.
.
satin-gold,
silver,
chrome
and
Capri
Green.
Feature-full
.
.
.
everything
a
kitchen
or
housewife
could
want.
Value-full
.
.
.
You
can't
pass
up
a
buy
like
this.
FROM
ftrtists.
Color
Harmony
Refrigerator
.r
choir,
which
I;
Saturday
Sermon
"And
the
Disciples
Were
Called
Christians"
She's
pretty
because
she
has
more
time
to
keep
herself
pretty.
She's
pretty
smart
because
she
saved
the
time
to
keep
herself
pretty
by
buying
a
BOB
PARKER
Al
Used
Car.
I
lor
the
pasi
"
'
;
1.
l
5
,
V
to
that
was
a
,s
directed
by
By
RF.V.
L.
A.
THORPE,
of
the
Regular
Baptist
Church
The
name
"Christian"
seems
to
be
the
mit
nnm.i.,.
t
k.
I
IM
world.
And
so
it
ouirht
to
be,
because
to
those
who
rightfully
adopt
it,
belong
all
the
riches
and
resources
of
Heaven.
TOR
V
'51
Ford
Custom
Sedan
2-tone
Custom
heater.
Beautiful
condition
ONLY
$l5
'50
Ford
Pickup
New
paint;
low
mileage
A-l
mechanically
....
."KI050
'51
Plymouth
Tudor
A-l
condition.
Custom
heater
A
buy
for
IfljlH)
53
Ford
Sedan
Like
new
only
7.000
miles.
Lots
of
extras.
ONLY
.-.
JWIJiO
These,
God
tells
us,
guarantee
i
1
r
I'
"
liiv
Mliml
ut
,
precious
things.
Perhaps
then
we
should
look
at
this
name
"Christian"
and
see
$26700
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
Phone
46
UlillPltW.
pun;
iniilr
St.
,
a
;io
a
m.
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n
m)
p
tit-,,kliT
HA.
BD.
,r
lHln-
""HQ
!
us
a
greatly
improved
life
on
;
earth,
and
a
perfect
life
in
the
future
with
Him.
To
Christians
only,
God
offers
real
peace
(Rom.
5:1,
His
most
Intimate
companionship
IJn.
14:23),
sweet
assurance
iRbm.
8:16),
cleansing
from
stain
of
sin
(Titus
3:7)
and
i
the
supply
of
all
their
needs
(Phil.
4:19)
among
many
other
BOB
PARKER
LIMITED
"The
Home
of
Friendly
Service"
ih.
invert
itrment
n
not
published
what
God
has
to
say
about
these
privileged
people.
The
word
Is
only
used
three
times
in
the
Word
of
God,
so
will
not
be
a
drawn
out
Investigation.
The
first
mention
of
It
la
In
Acts
16:26
where
we
read
of
Paul's
and
Barnabas'
ministry
in
the
church
at
Antioch.
This
was
a
particularly
fine
church,
with
great
zeal
for
the
Lord
Jesus
t
Yniimt
st.
Fred
AnlrotjUB
(Cri-i'ii
till
I
Of
dispUytd
bv
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
Advertising
in
the
Daily
News
Brings
Result
-in
n
ki'
Atfc'i
f"1!il
Will.
I'W
l(ir.
ii
l"l'.!)
First
United
Church
'Most
comfortabfe
car
;
"So
steady
we've
ever
(SI
Mill"
Christ
and
much
missionary
Kev.
I..
(.
Kii-brr,
Minister
,
nw
si
.
on
the
curves-no
sway
at
all"
Sixth
Ave.
W.
and
Musgrave
M
Sl'-wr
i
f
tO,.TJNJJ,
I
a.m.
Morning
Worship.
,
KM
1
-ilrf't
c
Fniyne
.
ii
i
.to
p
m
I
Black
2ISU
,
now:..far
greater
I
I
I
III
It
v
enueavor.
J
lie
disciples
who
were
the
first
to
be
called
Christians
were
first
"added
unto
the
Lord"
(verse
24)
then
happily
served
the
Lord
in
their
local
Church.
,
-The
second
time
the
word
Is
used
In
Scripture
is
in
Acts
26:28
where
Paul
is
before
King
Agrip-pa,
his
life
at
stake.
As
usual,
Paul
turned
this
hearing
into
an
opportunity
to
witness
to
what-.he
Lord
meant
to
him
and
grippa
was
thoroughly
Impressed.
He.
replied,
"Almost
thou
M.
Ili
ldr
St
ru
t
11.
o
Illvtl
(H:,u
k
(lioi
i
Sermon:
"Then
Cometh
Jesus
From
Galilee."
Children's
Story:
"Javert."
Anthem:
"Standing
in
the
'
Marketplace."
7:.0
p.m.
Evening
Worship
Sermon:
"The
Burden
of
Vision."
Anthem:
"Hear
Then
In
Love,
O
Lord."
'
COME
AND
WORSHIP
SUNDAY
SCHOOLS
At
First
United,
Beginners
and
Primary
at
11
a.m.;
Older
pupils
at
12:15:
at
Conrad
United
Hall,
all
at
11
a.m.
,I
II
AN
road
slabilily
and
safety
WITH
REVOLUTIONARY
NEW
BALL-JOlNT
FRONT
SUSPENSION
flf
r
7
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p
m
m4
A
in.
l
iiiiuuii
i!w,'i
lli'lllt
,
l
l'l'lll
.
ti'lfc
I
Hi
I-'
"1.
i,tA:
tvi.t
It
m
I
T;.ty
H!'-1
01
(
persuadest
me
to
be
a
Christian."
By
this
reply
we
see
that
he
had
heard
of
the
disciples'
new
name;
but
what
is
of
greater
importance,
it
shows
us
that
to
become
a
"Christian"
necessitates
a
decision.
Agrlppa
was
almost
persuaded
in
taking
that
decisive
step.
This
derision,
to
renounce
the
world
and
to
accept
Christ,
was
that
same
step
that
those
in
Antioch
took
when
they
were
7
Color
Film
Z-r-l
tUr
ff
hrre
a
ftitr
car
rmrrlrrvTOsnarck
Mtmg
bl
ML"
'-Tt.X
I'lS'Wl
SHOWN
irmy
Citadel
"added
unto
the
Lord."
Peter
is
the
only
other
Scripture
writer
that
uses
this
interesting
word.
In
his
first
epistle
he
writes;,
"Yet
--if
any
man
.
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mm
m
1
1
-mpwA
w-tt
wa.vi
v
JT-wwraiwuiiB'Ty"
'
r
.
-
St.
Peter's
Church
(Anglican,
Seal
Cove)-"
Sunday
School
11
a.m.
Evening
Prayer
7:30
p.m.
-
-
Guest
Speaker;.-
.
,
Rev.
H.
S.
McSherry
Home
from
Hiroshima,
Japan.
Fireside
gathering
and
informal
get-together
with
refreshments
following
the
evening
service.
Feb.
27th
i
p.m.
1
i.
4
'
BRING
A
FjiEND
.
i
...
.
v..
t
,
....
I
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9
"r
'
A?'
Cuiliion
r
expenses
fli:y
Work.
suffer
as
a
Christian
.
.
."
He
tells
us
what
he
means
by
the
name
two
verses
later
where
he
nys:
".
.
.
And
if
the
righteous
rarrely
be
saved,
where
shall
the
ungodly
and
the
sinner
appear?"
Peter
obviously
describes
the
Christian
as
"righteous"
in
contrast
to
"ungodly"
and
"sinner."
Let
us
then
conclude
that
all
true
Christians
'live
been
made
riehteous,
not
of
works
lest
any
man
should
boast,
but
by
the
precious
blood
of
the
Lamb
of
God.
There
is
a
fountain
filled
with
blood.
Drawn
from
Immanucl's
veins.
And
sinners
plunged
within
that
flood.
Iose
all
their
guilty
stains.
FIRST
BAPTIST
CHURCH
The
Prior
Claim
the"
i.ewest
film
In
the
series
of
'
Sermons
From
NEW
161-Hp.
luccd
by
Moody
Institute
of
Science,
Los
OVERHEAD
VALVK
be
shown
3
I
I'
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ilk
s
f
J
1
GREAT
NEW
ADVANCEMENT
BALL-JOINT
FRONT
SUSPENSION
New
Ball-Jofnt
Front
Suspension,
combines
suspension
action
and
steering
motion
in
one
unit.
It
utilizes
massive,
durable
ball-joint
sockets
which
precisely
co-ordinalc
turning
movements
ith
up-and-downs
prin)iing
motions
tor
the
softest,
steadiest
ndc
you've
ever
known!
S'jNDAY,
Feb.
28,
or
7:30
p.m.
Mnrr'i
1
nf
R
flfl
n
m
Monarch'
new
tfrl-Hr.
V-8
engine
brinns
you
more
mooihncK.
salety
and
flcvibiluy.
Milc
tty
t
naja''i
most
eniXrtcnccd
V-S
builder,
il
irprc-cni
ItutHy
's
mini
advanced
engine
design
!
-
I
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w
r
'
Sic
tisli
that
shonL
their
nrev:
birds
that
fly
Www
iv
"its
that
catch
and
cat
Insects
.
.
.
demon-
f
Prior
Claim.
Firefighters
Accept
Contract
Prince
Rupert
firemen
have
given
final
cndorsalion
to
the
new
wape
agreement,
featuring
a
two
per
cent
wage
boost,
which
was
approved
by
city
council
Monday
night.
1954
Monarch's
revolutionary
new
ride-control
system
of
Ball-Joint
Front
Suspension
brings
you
amazing
new
safety,
stability
and
steadiness
on
curves
.
i
.
wonderful
new
smoothness
and
riding
comfort.
It's
the
finest
ride-control
sysrera
ever
devised
to
meet
today's
new
standards
of
motoring
luxury!
The
magnificent
new
Monarch
clings
to
the
road
with
reassuring
steadiness
even
on
the
sharpest
curves.
Bull-Joint
Front
Suspension,
combined
with
Monarch's
great
new
161-Hp.
V-8
engine
and
all
the
newest
power
features
Power
Steering,
Power
Brakes,
Power
Seat,
Power
Window
Lifts
and
Automatic
Transmission
provides
the
ultimate
in
relaxing
comfort
and
effortless
driving
ease.
Monarch's
beauty
of
style,
with
its
longer,
slimmer,
lower-looking
lines
and
its
beautifully
appointed
interiors,
expresses
all
that
is
newest
and
finest
in
modern
automotive
design.
More
than
ever,
"
Hicre
a
fine
car
mailers.
Monarch
belongs".
Idral
tu
IFeb-28
rk
"4
sl'iik
sl'iik
to
to
a
a
Tjfl
L'm"-ts4!iw
The
firemen,
members
of
Local
;
559,
International
Association
of
i
Firefighters,
won
the
wage
boost
'
and
other
benefits
after
sessions
with
a
conciliation
officer
here
.
last
week.
j
The
firemen,
in
glvlns
final
approval
to
the
1954
contract;
i
especially
thanked
City
Clerk
!
Bill
Long
for
his
personal
efforts
j
in
negotiating
the
agreement.
'Monarch's
now
ride-control
"Yes,
and
it
gives
you
,
nukes
driving
a
pleasure"
Missionary
so
mucri
more
confidence"
'lay
nt
2:30.
n
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anil
Wednesday,
romlurted
by
'AMIS
S.
ItU.HWIN
of
Mount
Calvary,
Fred
E.
Dowdie
OPTGMETPIST
Mew
address:
301
?rd
Ave.
W
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held
YOUR
MONARCH
DEALER
WILL
BE
PLEASED
TO
ARRANGE
A
DEMONSTRATION
AT
YOUR
CONVENICNCt
fSDAY,
MARCH
2
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