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ANT ROBUS—First Baptist Chureh

|, NONYMOUS BUILDERS”
B some of Them.” —- Read Acts 11:19-26 -
Fund lo read of the building of the.Church of
Band its extension In, the midst of unfavorable
. withering in of unbellevers to the place of.
js the Lord Jesus, But who does the greater

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rious chris- not’ Nehemiah who built the
yar as Anti-| walls of Jerusalem, His leader-|-
nition which ship was necessary, but it was):
en in Jerus-|the people who ‘had a mind to
Blabored IM} work, who did the practical
Face of God." | work, ‘
forts, DeHeV- | phe anonymous ~ Christians
ped “christ-/ oF Acts preached the word, and
city, showed the “grace of God” In
fol the Many | their words and living, Le. in
ms whos) faith and love, And we read that
only in the; “much people was added unto
e. We praise] the Lord.” This comes first,
thout their }and then they should be added
Churet Of}to the Jocal church, Later on,
grow, Barnabas and Paul .came;: they
thrilling Lo}consolidated the work which
“itustrious,” | others had done.

John, Paul, Many Christians covet to be

Berecd goodjamong the “illustrious,” but it],
eo need good lis a poor ambition, The Lord ts

Bk avout the! not tooking for such folk. . He
Mee! lays 8ONC! often. passes by the would-be-
Mood hearers” | oyeat, and uses the “humble
worker, In the city of Lashal
when the strong christian group
was asked how they came. to
hear the gospel, they. sald, dan
unknown Parsee came and told
us. ”

When Spurgeor. told how he
iwas saved, he saiu that into the
church that cold winter morning
there came a “tall thin -man;"
an officer of the church, -who
took the minister's place; he
spoke the words which to me
meant life, — \
Bunyan In telling of the days
before his conversion speaks of
going down the street in his
town one afternoon and hear-
Ing several womeh talking about
(God. He sald they .did: $0, with:
suth sweetness of Soriptural
language, that I said to myself,
“Chey live in. another world ‘als
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LAC: 1 M. GIRARD. (left) and

toured horth ‘central section of

Success of ‘the first leg of an
RCAF recruiting trip ithrough
the province’s north-central and
coastal region a week ago will
bring the two-man. mobile. re-
cruiting unit back to Prince Ru-
pert next Sdturday and Monday.

‘FO 8. D. Morrls and LAC J. M:
Girard, whose’ homes are. both
in the province of Quebec are
meinbers of the Air Force's re-
cruiting Unit stationed: in Ed-
monton, ~

At. present the palr are in tho
Prince’ George area and will visit
Burns Lake, Smithers, :Terrace,
as well as various towns in the
Peace River District before com-
ing back to Prince Rupert. .

-Of their first. stop ‘in’. Prince
Rupert FO Morris said that the
results had proved “quite prom
ising.”

For their second stay in. the
-elty the two RCAF. men. will
have different: headquarters
on the two days. The first day,
August 28 they will interview
applicants at the Prince Ru-
pert Hotel, while on Monday,
August 30, persons interested
in, joining the Air. Force can
see the: recruiting team at the

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jmye thiistian friends,.-let. us!

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“LONDON “O:<piitish doidiérs
are soon to see;the end ‘of ia 64-
year-old chore—thankg partly to
ithe Canadian Arita. eee:

The war ntfiea Has amen Nan
ithit in December a new way
cleaner will be -substituted -'for |
_the cleaning-powder

RCAF recruiting team from’ Edmonton will be -back’ in Prince’
Rupert a week ago. Pair are shown with’ yan. in. which’ they:

first leg of Air. Force recrulting drive,

Air Force. Recruiting Team
To. Visit. City Next Weekend

FO. 8. D. ‘Morris, the two-man

province earlier this, month on

Unemployment Ins u. r a n, e e
Commission’ offices on Third
Avenue West,

FO Morris on his first, visit to
Prince Rupert said that tenta-
tive arrangements had been
made to show a movie on Air
Force life during the second trip.
Arrangements have not yet been
completed, however, and will be
announced later. The films will
show the reéent- advances. fn ‘the'
field of aviation, -with: the Stress
placed. today on jet: aireraft,.as’
well'as the processing steps din
the career of today’s airmen: .

, He added'that the Air Force
has opportuiiities for both men
and:women-in the:service in ‘air-
crew, groundcrew and trades, :
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MUSEUM—
briefs

'— By JOCELYN ros

I have picked. cut a few citles
in the United States. represented
iin our’ Guest Book’ this - week:
Most of them, 1 have never, even |
Hheard GF ‘and: Bethips you ‘will
the interested ps» I was. Some,
;of course, we do know, such ag
‘Boston, Mass.,' land
‘California, Oregon. .and-, Wash-
ington, but how. about -Bethle-"
-{hem and Radnor, -Penn., Asnen,
Colorado: Pekin; Ths. Bine,
| Mountain, Miss. Mimi, Oklar,
rhoma ¢ always thoueht the Flie-
ida. Miami. was ‘the only. ‘one):
‘Blue Tsland,. TH: ond. we. doit nw

Salvation Army. Centre,

B jopen Friday. night ‘with: a°youth

: - | while Sunday afternoon ‘a. Cit-

“eities « In|’

: oninitslaner villam RY Daley
ziel, head of the’ Salvation “Army

visit Prince Rupert next week-
enil to” lead ‘religious meetings
in: the “annual:-Native’ Congress
atthe: Salvation’ Army. Citiidel
September 3 ‘to.5;""
The ‘commlsstoner, ‘accompani-

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from: throughout, the’. porthern
BC. coastal: area’ visit’ the local

The Congress ‘ls. scheduled 0:

meeting. Saturday -night’ there!

{will be’a general service, during
which. the commissioner « ard

delegations... from the. varlous
villages will be welcomed.

_ Regular ‘services. will: be ‘held
{Sunday morning. and evening,

izens’ Rally ts planned, at which
civic officials will greet the com-
missioner’ and speak to the as~
-|sembly. /

‘The commissioner and his ‘wife
will leave Sunday ‘night to re-
turn east, but the Congress will
continue, witn a concluding ser-
vice scheduled for Monday night;
September 6, conducted by Major
W .C. Poulton,

Comimissioner Dalziel has been
a Salvationist. all: his life, Born
of Salvation ‘Army'-parents,..he
first became an officer,in King’s
Cross, London, England, Jng.1904.

For some years he wasiaitach-
ed to the International Trainitig
College in“Clapton, London, in-
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FRANCOIS LAK&—Victim of /
a home accident, in which he
lost his thumb, was Bert Durban
of Grassyplains, near here. He
was rushed in to hospital from
his home last week, after com-

chopping kindling.

Mr. and Mrs. A.- Youngsberg
and Mr, and Mrs. -P. Shelve of
‘MacMinville, Oregon, have: ar-
rived by car, travelling-via Banff,
for a: visit with their friends.ai
the Deeder Ranch: here.. “oe
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‘ Mrwand: Mrs. Ro a ‘Hoskins
‘and - ‘children Amne,. John and
Ben, are : visitors at Tchesinkut

Nelson, B.C., where: Mr. Hoskins
is.with. the. Royal Bank. .-..,.

 

Salt Lake City, Uta, the, hon
{,0f. the - Mormons; : .

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used for ; i.

sregnntad with eusts trom Oso-
“ycos, Kitimat, Cedarvale, We lod:

‘cleaning’. webbing equipment, ¢ "te 8 rumber of people from’

'TIneer-the old svstem, introduced

In 1890; the powder was mixed °
WIth water and ceeted ta weeny

shine with a: tooth-br ish a; long
and tiring job

whiely simplified the feb Tt ald.

British scientists hove came vn
with a similar cleanar whieh |
they claim ts aven better than
the Canadian canadian ype,

-eaders

@ Cash for ald gold — Bulge’ i

@ Mouse Whist Drive, Saturday,
8 pm, (106)

@ B.ON. Danee Sat. Awe 3
Members and guests only (190)

FAVORITE INSTRUME? NT
The Jute. famous in song and
atory, was the favorite medineval
diusteal instrument,

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*{Terantan. ond Winnirar. and
‘Fert, MeMurrdy, Alta. Other
countries Were Switzerland,

viey, Scotlsie Cahways. makes.
the

Greece, Yugoslavia’ and It-le

n't rub off ar smear either, Naw | They seemed to eniov our muss

cum in spite of the handicap of
‘Nob speaking our language, and
rre always so polite and friend.
ly,

Our local fests are Inerens-
Ine pach week and many of {he
children are camine back and
back. In fnet, I told one young
line mM thet he wautd know the
rpvusenm by heart, and his renty
wea “T Vike this nince," so I foal
gratified. that they care talsine
Woon fearsine something
‘from looking at ‘the exhibits,
| Mr’, Dolphin of the Raat
Hotel was a yeuest, bringing ha
relutives to visit. us,
| Mr. Gene Holliston brought
his slster fran) Wionlpes (a vist.
and bought o copy of “Ban.
walls’ Winch we know they will] »
enjoy,

The tourist Burean las also

eh Cosmbia was aiso reps |

think’ of te -tamons ‘shivers eb: i

- British troops found’ Canadian |, There were guests who could
soldiers using Heute elennny Seek vere litte Enelish, from

ied ‘on: the trip by’ his‘ wife, will |
4 | speak at. services’ Friday,’ ‘Satur- ;
b|day and ‘Sunday: during: the ani-
nual -event..which* sees Natlvesy f

sioner in 1946,° He took’ charge

DISTRICT NEWS .

pletely severing his thumb while |.

i pert, visited « with,..the:. Calder

Lake., They motored . up from):

in Canada and Bermuda,’ will | i

who are now: officers in all parts
of the world.) © 0 os

The. commissioner . saw. service
during the First World: War with
a Salvation. Army Ambulance,
Unit in France, after’ which he
was named: chief, organizer’. -of
the Army’s. Scout ‘Movement. In
quick succession he was named
divisional .commander,: assistant
chief secretary in the British
Command and then chief secre-
tary in Canada in 1930,

Promotion to the. rank of comn-
missioner: came with ‘the ap-

pointment, ‘to take charge ‘ih
Australia; from there he’ moved |.
to London: as ‘British Commis-

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Mrs’: Dalziel, before her ‘mar-

riage,’ ..was Lieut- Col... Mirtam'|
Houghton, for many, years: sup-: |
erinterident- of Army hospitals,
at: Montreal, ‘Toronto and: Win-
nipeg,. and later: head of the Wo--:
men’s Social Services of the Sal
vation Army. ine Canada,

heretona

Channel Svim

FOLKESTONE: ‘Er land: im. _
“935 year-old

of the Salvation Army in Cari- . Portuguese, ‘today: ‘won th: France

ada’ and: Bermuda in June, 1951,

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‘Also: visiting at ‘Tehesinkut
Lake are’ Mr. and Mrs. Wiggs |?
O'Neill. and their three grand- |.
children Sharon, Diane and. Pat- |
y ONeill, all of Smithers.

Mr, and: " Mars’ H. ‘Arney’ of
Prince Rupert are Staying at
the Ferry Cottage at the landing.
Mr; Arney, recuperating from an
illness, is Feported much: “hetter.
: oki t fs 2 . i ni
Mr: and Mrs, E A. “Evans: and |
daughter ‘Marion: of: Prince! Rue

family.‘chere ~ “briefly ° Satitday.
night; while en-route: to Winni-
peg, bye CaP ete

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“ Claiende ‘and. ‘George.’ Corliss’
have: returned’ Home ‘from Pri ce

o Rupert, where ,. they. have, béen |.

working, They were accompanied

| back” ‘by. Laurence’ "Loveseth, ©

 

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ben busy, helping peoply tind
ececmodation, glving owl road
maps, tolling them of plares of.
‘Horegt and stoves to soe, and It:

has been a pleasure to recom |

cmnend many in town,

Jon aerylic Mher and wool 4s
soft and appealing and drapes
boatitully, A loose, mirdy-
type pullover with a cardigan
neckline fs worn over A Match.
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relatives come s..

once a year

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|to:England in, ernational chan-|*
| nel. swimming. race. :

Pereira: landed. on. a rocky part

of. the. English shore’ at; Sts Mar-
garet’s bay. Just north of: Dover.
He -made. the. crossing
| [ours 25. minutes and: one “see-

in - 21

ond.:
“There were few spectatorg: t

see, the Portuguese land because |:
«fof, the. inaccessibility :- ‘of * the
1 cliffs whre he landed,

Pereira, a five-foot, four-ineh

thickset. ‘swimmer was. tired and ook
drawn as he walked ashore|:*.

: Prince: ‘Rupert Dally News !

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through the* rocks and rolling ~ |

‘surf.

“Filteen  swinimers ‘trom 12

‘countries opened ‘the’ ‘race across|\
sthe English channel. from France. ;

early today. They, were, striving

for: prizes ‘offered :by' Billy. But:
Jin, owner iof a jstring. of holiday.)

‘camps. *

cup. worth another £1,050.

 

Total prizes amount to £1 “500. :

Pereira wins £500: and. a: silver Cor. McBride and: ard: ‘Phone Sil

 

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