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Piitice Kupert Daily News
Saturday, July 31, 1954

 

PERSONALS. _

 

Off on a flying trip. to his |
homeland is Mr. C, Verhnar, 143
Eighth Avenue West. He left by
plane Wednesday, bound for Am-
sterdam, Holland, :

* *

Mr. and Mrs, Victor Grant,
930 Third Avenuc West, also
have left on holiday. ‘They left
by plane for Windsor, Ontario,

and plan to return by car. :
* * ‘
. Mrs. Crawford Moore and
daughter, Jacqueline, 440° Sixth
Avenue West, left by plane this

_ | week for Vancouver, on a holiday’

trip which will take them .to
Victoria and to the Okanagan.

Three Prince. Rupert “misses’
‘boarded the CPA plane today
bound for @ three-week vacation
in Callfornla, The trio, Miss El-
sa Schmidt, Miss Mae Leask and
Miss Louise Leask plan visits. to
San Francisco, San, Diego and
Los Angeles during their stay in
the sunshine state,

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Expected home next week’ is]:
Mr, Martin J. Saunders, 1207}

Water Street, who left here early.

this month on a combined duty-| °

pleasure trip. He attended a
civil defence course in: Ottawa,
after which he flew to Ireland
for a visit with his father in
County Mayor, in southern Ire-

 

- land.

 

By REV. L, A. THORPE,
The importance of Christian psychology is being realized more
and inore. Our life is governed largely by the mental pictures that

we carry around with us, pictures that control our outlook, whether
coesesroeres they be true tolife, or to some degree false,

Distorted pictures result-in su-’,
perior or inferior complexes, the
_result of which many of us know
all too well. The most important’
‘of these concepts Is our Idea of
‘God.

| If our concept of God 1s large, |°

a falth to know and approach |"

God, Is possible, and a love to

 

Servier P2000

| The Annual Vacation Church

walk with Him and serve Him
is probable, But a small picture
of God, carried about with us
can prohibit all spiritual growth,
if indeed it does not bar our
entry into the Christlan life al-
together!

While journeying south, recent-

ly aboard one of. our veteran'ing the man to be -sincere,. I:

steamers, I spent considerable:
time conversing. with a jolly:
rogue who had come very close
to meeting his Maker the night

tt “Andrew's
Cathedral

 

School Wednesday August.
lith to Saturday August 21st
$:30 -, 11:30 am. —

Sunday Services morning and.
evening as usual throughout

Regular Baptist Church

 

 

iwould be forgiven when he apol-

 

ied 668) (! the summer,

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A VATION-ARMY.
BV acation Bible School

. Aug. 2— 13th
m9:30 — 11:30 a.m, DAILY
Monday Through Friday .

CHILDREN WELCOME

 

 

 

‘before through the bad combin-
ation of too little heart pressure
and too much liquor. His burden
was whether his loose living

ogized to God.
He was very surprised and not

 

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DEBUNKING STORIES about Australians only liking - “meat are: these. three husky. stalwarts
tossing a salad at Empire Village in Vancouver, “We have a salad every: day,” Mel: ‘Gawdray .
(left) told the B.C, Salad Week Committee. The ‘thrée are Australian BEG wrestlers, joihing ‘in’

the fun while ‘Miss Elleen. Bacon, dietitian in charge of. the’ ‘Empires Village,’ dining room looks ©
on, On her left are Geoff Jameson and Bruce Arthur. Salad ee in Canada t is from July: 29 fo

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a little indignant when-I told
him, “Nowhere in my Bible do I
find that repentance alone is
enough for the forgiveness of
sin.” I went on to explain that
to his faith in God’s willingness
to forgive, he must add faith In
God’s ability to cleanse out the
old and to give new life. Bellev-

pointed his attention toward
Jesus Christ, the Dispenser of
the new life: and he scoffed’ at
me! He replied in a very Incred-
ulous tone, “Surely you don’t be-
aan | eve that such a Person as Jesus
Christ actually lived and. did all
those impossible things?" '

| It was my turn.to be amazed,
for here was a man who thought
lt impossible for the creator of
‘the world to perform simple
miracles of healing and con-
trolling nature, and yet he pro-
fessed to belleve that God could

the Canadian Federation of Bus-
iness and Professional Women's
+1 Clubs. convention reached the
end of’ their week-long program
Friday night and left for home
with some thoughts oi new. hor-
izons for women.

a dinner by Dr. Lillian Gilbreth,
famed U.S. methods” _ engineer
who returned last spring from a.
tour of The Philippines, Formosa,
India, Australia, England and
Brazil,

co-operation.and: team work as
I witnessed among Western: and

Women’s. Work in Far East -

Outlined at B &

TORONTO (CP)—Delegates to |

The thoughts were planted at

“J have never seen so. much

 

take a guilty sinner and make
him an acceptable citizen of
heaven, just because he said he
was sorry! I pointed out to him

 

 

A UNITED CHURCH

; Sixth Avenue West at Musgrave

av. LAWRENCE G, SIEBER, Minister

BING SERVICE ONLY aot 11 a.m.
ON: Be Doers! .

meENS STORY: The Little Blue Flower
PREACHER: Rev, RJ, Love, Vancouver, B.C.

family service and everyone ts invited

"Inoss of ‘God made the Bible a

as: forcibly as I could that. if
:his God was too small to per-
form a simple natural miracle,

| perform the spiritual miracle
‘tht he wanted and needed.

I find as I“ circulate’ ahioig:
people that many are missing

have been taught not to believe
‘not iterally” true, thelr con- 1

icept of God grew smaller and
‘smaller,

/ 1 ophis decrende of faith becamay sx

a: victous ’ Circle,’ for the: small-

worthless book and Its. message
of Divine love and redemption
something for children {0 think
about,
May I ask you today, “How
large 1s your God? Do you wor-
ship Him as the Creator, . the
Majesty on high Who holds the
reins of the universe and.can do
whatboever he pleases? Or have
you a smaller idea of tha Heav-

 

stamp of human ingenuity upon
1?"

 

COMM AND WORSILIP

 

RE 1S STILL ROOM FOR YOU
AT OTHE

SHORE BIBLE CAMP.

Auqust 10.— 20
X% Mountain Climbing
% Hand Work
BEAUTIFUL LAKELSE LAKE

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9

1. A THOREE, DIRECTOR, AT RED G0

re TEE ogy ‘ os

CAMP, Few Acres’

IN‘S ISLAND, TERRACE; B,C,

jan reaeh your glrtay children aro Ahriltod with
els from home,

all assombla at depot Monday at

‘M, daylight time; take ovetything
Nn, . ,
ere, nnd apoiding money borora lonving,

ETS! Expoct your girls home by train,
Islay evening, August 11,

Ve VOW AOL everything? AML hagmnge Inbeltodt?

URRY! HURRY! HURRY!

‘Amp, August 11620, . |
+++ SHIT room for a fow moro

TER—F, Antrobus, 230 5th Avo, East

   

., back to the Bible, for that Is the

 

Let me exhort everyone to KO |

only written revelation of His,
‘Person, and let everyone look
afresh at the Lord Jesus‘ Christ,

for. He ts the only Iving revela-
tion of God's power and glory.
“God, Who spake In mes nnst

by the prophots, hath: In these |
Inst days spoken unto us by His |
Son." Hob, 121-2;

nL eiueihenetemetoraed

Sanatorium

Still Standby

FORT SAN, BSnak, (CP)--Antl-
blotles have revolutionlzed the
treatment of Gubereulosty in Sas-
Katehewan but anly as a supple-
ment to the old standby--sana-
torlim treatment,

Dy, John Orr, medical director
and general superintendent, told
the Snakatehowin Antl-Tubor-
cWosls Longie's apnial meating
Mriday thyt there stilt ta much
to learn about new drugs,

A slow bub definite Improve-
Mehl ean be Iboked forward to
In Saakatehewan Slow progress
Ie being ninde on the attiek on
TH among Tndlans,

At tho ond of 1983 tho annie
torlamy had U7t tdlan hitters
under (yontinen! and another 74
word boing treated In Indian
honpitats,

Tho Joanne exninbyod 14,740 Ine
dana during the year, On the
rorervatlona and ti Indian day
aohoola 14 porsons were fore

 

 

In ueed at lreabaiend.

‘He. was certainly too small’ to}

the peace and joy of the exper- |,
lence of Salvation because they:|. i™

   
  
 
  

,the Bible, Because the Bible was |: :

enly Father, one that tins the,

|n TB Treatment |

 

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PAL’ 4

COAT--The avy. of
cashmere snd mohair ina deen

vibrant tone called apricot
brandy mnuke this slender
column cont ideal for fali wear,
Newsworthy polnts are shown
in the sloping shoulders en-
tirely covered by a wide apron
collar whieh is notehed high
on elther side, It also fontures
pouchy sleeves whieh are an-
chored tightly at the wrists
with (ny turn-back cuffs vn
slot pockets placed Just hetow
the walat and marked by rata.
ed seams that accentuate the
cont’s slenderness, Buttons of
half fabrie and half bone rin
from the collar to the knees In
one continuous Ilne,

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Insurance Act affecting payment

i Sébastiano Catalano,
‘the. thought

oe of:,the' ‘surgeon . preperg
iy
' ‘seapels ae

“well-known credit manager at

\ Macl.cod,

  

PW, Conclave

Eastern women in Asia.”.

At last, Western women have
approached the East with -hum-
ility—"they have come to learn|:
as well as-teach.”

This newfound humility might
well be used at home she said to
open new doors and solve new
problems. She attacked — the
American attitude of a‘ “Phd.
qualification for nearly every
job,” saying that what women
needet now were ‘educated
hearts and hands.”

Delegates Friday raised the
cry “discrimination” -against a
regulation in the Unemployment

claims to newlymarried women.
_-The regulation is directed. at
women married two years or less.
If sucha woman ceases employ-
ment after marriage she will not
get unemployment benefits un-
less she is. widowed, deserted,
separated, or has a husband in-
“capable of work—no matter how |
many:,years,, she. has, paid into|~
the fund, :

- + FRIGHT FATAL |

CATANIA, Sicily. (enters) —
terrified by |
that he, would not
suryive:;an: operation: died of a
heart atlack Fridaty at thy. sgt
this

ad

 

“Farewell Party Held Here |
~~ Horioring Mrs. W. Bowes

Mrs, W. W. (Yvonne) Bowes, :

 

Wallace’s store herd, was honor-
‘ed Thursday afternoon ata fare-
well parly staged by fellow eni-:
ployecs,

Mrs, Bowes will leave the city.
shertly to make her home Jn
Vancouver,

The ‘farewel] party, at the
home of Mrs, A. R, Berry, 608
Fifth Bast, saw the honoree pre-
senred with a corsage of red
carnations by Mrs, M. Hatnes,
and a beautiful siver tray with a
farewell message in scroll form,

Refreshments were — served
fram a prettily- -appolnted tea
table, contred with a spray of
sivect peas and asters, Assisthia
the hostess were Mrs, F.
ford, Mrs, J, Johinsan and Mrs,
M. Ricloth

Others atlending were Mrs, V.
“Beequet, Mrs, A, Crim, Mrs, M.
Mis, R Macgregor

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Enjoy ; fawril

Th Gray ey

scene yesterday of. a ‘gala ‘plenic

for youngsters. of the MeClymont
Park playground | program..: a

‘aboard a’ bus here at. 10: 30.a.m.

Led. kitten, ‘fed’ the . half-starved ||

Craw-"

Tf 7 Clilen

Popular’ ‘Grassy Bay : was “the

A total of 47 children. climbed

for. the jaunt --to Grassy - Bay| p
where, under the supervision: of

Miss Rusty Thain, they. enjoyed | ;

swimming, a nature , contest,
games and a bonfire. 7

. The nature contest was won by
Lynn Ericksén who: collected a
total ‘of 185 different specimens
of plant, sea and Insect life,

RESCUE KITTEN =:

- Miss Thain. repor ts no ‘mishaps
marred the day but. fears. that
a good deed of the day won't be
appreciated by some mother, The
youngsters rescued an. abandon-|-

animal and took it home. “\'
The. ‘Youngsters.: returned. to.

town at: 5:30: p.m., and ‘later. in’
the evening gathered at the park

“| for the weekly Friday nightibon- |}: — :

‘brie

fire . party, which, attracted, ‘a
good crowd before it WAS: ‘rained
cut at 9. p.m.

Miss Thain said. today ‘the
: Dlayground schedule for next
 weck will be announced Monday

Mrs. A. Kristensen, Mrs, BE. Div-
iddson, Mrs, & Hall, Mrs, C. Smith,
Mr, M. Skalmarud, Mr. Doug
| Wood and Mr, L,"M. Felsenthal,
'Unable to attend were Mrs. W.

jects.
: versity ‘entrance:

or, recommendation: f nelude: ’
Gordon Willlam J ames Bateman, !
Peter Eugene’ Bartlett,:Ronald .
Martin B; Black}, Ronald. Alpert :
Clecone, ‘Beverley. ‘Ellen’ ‘Comer,’
mi Joan. ‘Diane: Grimble,..
'|Mitchell, Henry, Frederick Alan
Kristmanson, -
{Loughlan, Ethel Jean’ .Moore-
house, John Spencer “MacDonald;
Robert. Eugene Pedersen, Shirley |
4 Anne Mary Pierce, Angus Camp-~:
ibell Smith, Helen. Rose Trapp,
: Steve Susumi Yamamoto, Ae
SENIOR, MATRIC: a

“ulation exams’ were:.
‘Laurin ‘Antrobus, ‘Kart, Nordwi

‘Bride. To. Be,

 

- Local” students aitaining’ ‘uni
standing;
hrough success in examinations | ;

 

‘George

‘Duane ‘Douglas

Sucreessful_ in. senior: ‘matric- |

Shower. Fetes. :

Helen. Astoria |

 Mis§ . Helen “Astoria, “popular

Prince Rupert -bride- elect, wa
miscellaneous." shower: ‘at...the

lor, Street...

 

‘| nonoree | seated in a:

by’ Evie. Rowe.

honofee, .Mrs..J, -Mintenko,: Mrs.
S. Nickel, Mrs. A: Mintenko; Mrs.
AL Astoria:. Mrs,-H.- Astoria, Mrs:
E, ‘Thompson, Delphine’ Astoria:
and Judith: Mintenko.

Refreshments. were- “served ° at
' the close by -the hostess, assisted:
‘| by Mrs. S, Wagner, Mrs... ‘Nickel,
Mrs. Pp. Lopushinsky,: ‘Faye: Rowe;

tenko,

Astoria, Mrs: L, Balagno; Miss M.

‘Paul Me-

honored: “Thursday - night” ‘at al:
home of. Mrs,.K, Rowe, 640 Tay

The surprise . “event. saw the}
special
| chair «trimmed: with pink andy
\.white . streamers ‘and’ presented.
With many ‘lovely: ‘gifts, wheeled. Ba:

in ona prettily-decorated : ‘wago Aes

“The guests ‘enjoyed a. variety Bae
of games with prizes going. to the |:

Jean = Dutton’: and. Judith, Min- :

Other: invited. “iaests included
Miss D, Astoria, Mrs. L. Astoria,
yan,” Mrs. Be Mintenko,:: :Mrses 1
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