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bys BALDWIN:

f erandtalnes, ‘two grandsons

a nephew are ‘adventuring
tltlshColumbla and

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he. ‘four? adventurers, grand-
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the rain-swept coast’ to Bute-
dale, fishing and taking pictures

when the weather cleared
enough, At Butedale trouble de-
veloped with one of the motors
and they decided to put boat

and motor aboard a Rupert-|:

hound Union steamer, Two of
the adventurers accompanied
the crippled boat. Mr, Lyons
-|with Dave for company contin-
ued to Prince Rupert, and

berthed at the™ Prince Rupert,

Yacht, ‘Club.

When repairs are completed,.

Mr, Lyons will continued north,

putting tn at Juneau, Glacier |

Bay and Sitka, recording their
trip for the TV show “In Search
of Adventure.”

While they wait, however, ‘the
little white boat is getting a vig-
orous clean-up and the motor
some extra spit and polish,

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with A.L, Bell for the past three
months, left. this morning on
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cently left the city.to ‘take
. Miss’ Prockter arrives today,
from Queen (Charlotte City,
where she has been teaching, to
join her mother in her trip to
Berkeley, Calif., where they will
spend a two-week holiday visit-
ing Mrs. Prockter’s eldest daugh-
ters, Mrs, James Cumming and
grandson, Gordon.

During her 11-year tenure here

tive member of the St.-Andrew’s
Anglican’ Cathedral Women's
auxiliaries, on the executive. of
the Diocese of Caledonia and
the. Prince.. Rupert Girl Guide
Local association, ’ '

For. the past year Mrs,’ Prock-
ter has been the teacher in
charge of the Retarded Chil-
dren’s School,

Of the numerous “parties
staged during the past two
weeks In her-honor, Mrs. Prock:
ter was feted at a surprise gath-
ering. of Local Girl Guide as
sociation members ‘and friends
at the- home of Mrs. George
Cook, where’ she. was presented
a souvenir spoon by Mrs. Joseph

- Mrs. Prockter was also the
recipient of souvenir spoons pre-

Ladies’ Reading club and the
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the Grand offers you Chinese
Sausage and Fried Rice, Deep
Fried Prawns, Lobster Egg Foo-
yung, Fish and Chips, Best Red
Brand T-Bone Steaks and Fried
Half Chicken. Fresh Bread daily.
Phone orders a specialty. Dial
3215. (154)

@ Salmon Net Fishermen meet
at 2 p.m, Sunday, June 30, Leg-
jon Auditorium. Strike situation.
U.RAW.U,, Native Brotherhood.
(1t)

@ SALT LAKE FERRY—hourly
from 12:00 noon—every Sunday
weather permitting, Phone 2628,
3100. (iH)

@ Dryclean with Deane, Pickup
and Delivery. ‘Phone 2353, (t0)| |

@ Moose Night, Saturday, June
29,8 pm. (152)

 

e Cash for old gold—Bulger’s,

2 of a cent a day for five years,

It is an important educational medium for our children. :

We can then have travelling exhibits of interest to old and young
alike.

“4 This is our chief tourist attraction, and tourist dollars mean dollars
- in your pocket directly or indirectly.

This is British Columbia's one hundredth birthday. Prince Rupert
must play its part with other communities in the Province, in erect»
ing a suitable memorial. We must not be known as the City which
couldn't afford it, ‘or didn’t carel

Of pride in our city;. We need modern decorative buildings to raise
our own, morale, and to impress visitors that out City is “up and

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Popular’ church worker,
leayes the city with her daughter Miss Julie Prockter
Tuesday by ‘car: fora-holiday in California before
Joining her husband Canon B. S. Prockter; who re-

Hendrica Procletar

a post in Regina.

St. Andrew's Anglican Cathedral
WA evening branch.

At a party of the. Retarded
Children’s School Wednesday
afternoon, held at the home of
Mrs, Kenneth Slater, Mrs, R. A,
McLean presented Mrs, Prockter
with a corsage,

-Daughters Miss Muriel and
Miss Joanne Prockter . leave: by
train tonight for. Regina. ‘where
they will join Canon ' Prockter
and grandmother Mrs, Christine
Rlepsamen. While‘en route they
will visit irlends dn Saskatoon.

 

  

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fences of a: brand. new: $5: "bill, It

First it -bought -a supply. of
groceries -for a very: poor. widow
who. could’ barely ‘make ‘a ‘living:
Next, it helped to pay the wages
of a grcoery boy who gave it to
his mother, She, in turn, gave

.]it to a sick friend’who was most

grateful: for; such’ kindness, And
so it continued its course of ac-
tivity, always doing good where-
ever possible, If it happened to
be used for dishonest deals or
unlawful purchases‘ these were
certainly .‘ outnumbered .. by ; its
deeds of kindness. and. charity,
Eventually. it. landed. on: a -col-
lection plate in.a-church and
set out todo some real work for
God. But :then, one day. it. fell
into the. hands of a banker who
recognized .it at once as: a. fake
and a counterfeit: The banker

a jconsigned it to the fire, and that
m |was the end of the good, kind,

yet counterfeit $5 bill, =‘ ~

There are many, many, honest,
kind, good . living: people” who
can. list any.number of charit-

@ jable deeds they-have. done, And
. Ae they. shave, slipped ; ‘up ‘here
- ‘ands “Mhere and” haven't. quite

 

Grace Brown

| : On Holiday:

 

Grace. Brown, . social editor
ol. The Prince Rupert- Daily

‘| .News, started cher, two-weeks

vacation © today. -Any” social,
personal or local news ilems

 

may be phoned - to: 4123 or
4126.

 

 

Three Prince Rupert teachers
left for Vancouver yesterday
afternoon by car, They are W. J,
Larsen, of King Edward School,
who will attend summer courses
at University of British Colum-
bia, Lorne Cope, of Sunnyside
School, who will make his home
in New Westminster for the

summer, and Leonard Leighton:

of Booth Memorial High School,
who plans to tour Canada by
bus. His destination is New
York, ,

"Mrs, J. L. Minets, 755 Eighth
Avenue West, left by plane this
morning for. ten days’ holiday

 

Prsonally. Sly oe -

Miss - Lynn’ “Holder; daughter
of Mr.. and” Mrs, . Lewis Holder,
416 Green Street, left this morn-
ing by .planée. to: spend two
months holiday with her aunt
Mrs,. Lewis: Sherwood in van-
couver,

 

for the: summer vacation in-
clude Elisabeth: .Madsen, who
plans to join her parents in New
Westminster, Norma: -J. Irving,
who will: spend: the summer in

 

in Vancouver.

‘Laughlin, :

: y REV. ; JACOB BERGEN ° yee
Part Bavard Gospel Chapel (Mennonite. Brethiren ‘choren)
wisp GENUINE: OR COUNTERFEIT?

“Not long ‘ado t tead, tn a gospel magazine, about the exper. [a |

to be‘ found: anywhere,’ Moreover,
for which it.could have’ been highly commended, -

 

   

was probably as busy as any $5.
it was’ busy. doing good! things

 

School teachers Ieaving “rine
Rupert by plane this moriling

Vancouver and Shelagh Inwood,
who is. going to’ her parents’
home in Toronto, and R.. Me-

lived. up to what they: ‘know
they should have, these ‘in-
stances , are certainly outnum-
bered by” the good deeds ‘they.
have done, At any rate they cer-
tainly measure up to other
people they’ know,: And ‘go, they
think, God will surely consider
and be merciful when they. wil
have to appear before Him: ©

’ Our. conscience ‘ would. prob-

forget about it except for the
words of the Lord Jesus - Christ
who ‘said,

he cannot see. the. Kingdom of
God.”

In’ other words, no man ‘Is
truly genuine until God makes
him soy.

Man, as he is, ‘can ‘produce
seemingly good works. but at

“filthy rags” ° (Isaiah, : 64: 8) 4

Word of God says,

  

ing: to. His mercy: He’ ‘saved: us.”
(Titus 3:5), a

 

 

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“Except a man be born’ again, i .

heart he is an allen of God, and|:
a’ counterfeit, . Even . the: good |}
things we do apart. from: God,
are described in’. Scripture - ‘asi -

Therefore we dare nob depend |]
on a “good” deed: to-save- us. ‘The don

“Not by works of righteousness TRS,
which we have done, but. accord-. Wes "eA

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your sins may be blotted: out. mae

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