Prince Rupert

. Saturday

Daily News

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Saturday, August ie, 1957

Sermon

MISS ay FACEY
. Conrad United Hall

Joseph felt that God had a purpose for him.

days in his teens, when he had t

From those
he dreams about the’ sheaves, he

had a feeling that God had plans in store for him, ‘Without
knowing what this plan was until later, Joseph went ahead pre-

paring himseif to be God's servan
As a slave Jn Potiphar’s house -
he refysed to commit a shrt that

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CHURCH
DIRECTORY.

Services lua churches at ff aim,
wed T30 pom. except as shown

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ANGLICAN CATHEDRAL
4th’ Ave. W. at Dunsmuir Stu.
Holy Communion 8:30 a.m,

 

 

Very Rev. A. &. Hendy Dial 4766
ST. PETERS ANOLICAN
. Seal Cova
Mis 58: Klaine Bulmer, B.A., L. Th.
64 10th East Dint 3470
FIRST BAPTIST

Sth Ave. E. at Young St.
Sunday School 10 am. and 12:15
Rev. J. A. Roskam Dial 6060

KEGULAR BAPTIST
4 620 Oth Ave. Eust
Sunday Schout 10 a.m. ;
L. &. Jackson Dial 3071

EVANGELICAL FREE CHURCH
6th Ave. at Ainbrose
Sunday School 11:90 aan,
Morning Service i2:00 p.m.
Rev. H. W. Poster Dial 4403

‘SP.OOPAUCL’S LUTHERAN
Sth Ave. at MeBride St.
Sunday School 10 a.m.

Rev. 4. 8. Olson Dial 4164

PUENTE c OST AL oT ABE IN, AC L 1
202 6th Ave, West
Morning Service 10:30
Sundry School 10:30 a.m,
Rev, Wim. &. Leggette Dial 5839

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
235 4th Ave. East

*Sunday School 10 and 11 am.
Rev. Ivan S. Gamble Dial 5823

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SAL VAT ION ARMY.
, Fraser Street
Sunday School 12:30 p.m.
Sr. Major and Mrs. ©. Clitheroe
Asst. 2nd Lt. Fredcricu Day
: Dial 3024

FIRST UNITED
646 bth Ave. West
Family Service 9:30 a.m,
No Eventing Service
Reverw. E, Mebucheru
BE THEL BAPTIST “CHURCH
400 4th Avenue East
Sunday School 10 aun.
Rev. A. Fart Dial 3056
POUT EDIWAIR GOSPEL CHAPEL
(Mennonite Brethren Chureh)

 

 

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Sunday Sehool o..... 10:45 a.m. i
Worship Service 7:30) p.m.
Pastor: Rev. Jacob: Bergen

 

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Everyone

. 9:00 p.m., Sunday, August 11.
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BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH

' . 400 4th Avenuc East

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would have spoiled his useful-
ness to.God, When the time
came for him to interpret Pha-
raoh’s dream, he said to Pha-
roah it was God who would
tell him what it meant, Then
when his brothers stood power-
less before him, he sought to ease
their minds by saying that this

was jn God's plan and that it:

was working out for good, Yes,
a sense of purpose is a master
treasure.

Joscph never stopped trying
to live up to God’s demands, He
never stopped trying either, to
make himself a more able ser-
vant or leader. In Potiphar's
household he so quickly master-
ed all things that soon he was
put at the head of all the
slaves. In real greatness there
is a restless energy to be more
perfect. The command of Jesus,
“Be ye therefore perfect,” is a
phrase which will always urge
Christians on to a finer char-
acter,

The measure of Joseph's de-
veloping bigness of spirit can
be clearly seen. The treatment
which he received from his
brothers would have soured a
man with a lesser sense of pur-
pose and a narrower,Spirit. If
he had turned against the whole
human race we would have said
“Oh well, that is only natural.”

Again after being put in pris-
on through false accusation of
Potiphar’s wife, he had .turned
bitter toward women, we would
likely say he was justified.
But there was in him too great
a spiritual excellence, too great
a seeking after nobility, to have
that happen. When put in pris-
on, instead of retreating into
bitterness, he kept his interest
in how the other prisoners were.
getting along. He noticed the
strange look on the face of the
butler and, baker the morning
after they had had their dreams,
This kind of genuine interest in
other people is a magic medicine

: for the lifting of the human

soul and making it big.

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The First Church of Christ,
Mass,
Prince Rupert, B.C.

Local
Film
Showing

_ Topping the series of movies
to be presented at the Prince
Rupert Film Council! summer
program) Monday in the Civic
Centre js the on the spot movie
taken during Prince Rupert's
“Operation Earthquake” two
years ago, which features the
family of Mr, and Mrs. lloyd
Bowman of this city. .
':The 40-minute film will be
shown at 2:30 and 8 pm. along
with four shorts entitled “Face
of Saskatchewan,” “Bottleneck,”
“Country Magistrate,” and “Bird
Neighkors.” .

 

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Rhythm Pals Gave Their, All
— And A Little More Besides

By MEINHART LAGIE S
The Rhythm Pals, playing before a crowd of more than 500
at the Civic Centre last night, showed they are everything they

had been billed as, and a little more.
It would be a waste of time:

and space to dwell on their
musical talents. They. have ¢s-

‘tablished themselves as one of

Canada’s top groups in their
field, the “Western Swing,” and

 

Mother Jailed

JASPER, Ala. (—A mother,
was ordered jailed for 60 days
and fined 50 friday after being |
convicted of lashing her 10-year-"
old daughter. A Jasper physic-
jan testified at the trial of Mrs.

Kathleen Sivley. that-he found:

42 lash marks upon the back of
Margaret Siviey- a

 

Marlowe was released. Friday
night from Doctors Hospital
where she was treated for a vi-
rus infection of the chest.- She
and’ her husband, Larry Puck,
will fly to St. Louis Sunday to be
with her family while she con-
valesces. Miss Marlowe was tak-
en to the hospital Aug. 3 with
severe chest pains.

 

 

 

PENQUIN. SKIRT — Buttons

newly important for fall, are
used effectively by Jack Lieb-
man of Montreal, to highlight _

 

 

 

his “penguin” skirt dress
In- fine wool flannel,
dress In fine wool flannel,

the skirt appears to have an
over-panel.
tons starz at the hips and
march down the tapering pan-
el of the hemline.

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Going. Scotch,

with’ the length © ‘of the jacket
‘ina Tartan plaid suit

Two rows of but- f

 

‘PLAIDS AND PLEATS—
Eleanor Gar-
nett of Rome. plays thrifty

from
her fall and winter collection.
The .unusually short jacket,
‘whose waistline has been lift-
ed almost to, the armpits, has
« -black .velvet-trimmed collar
and tops an accordion-pleater:
skirt of normal length. Called

they fully 1 lived up to that repu-
tation yesterday, _

Most striking, apart from the
music, is the way the show is
conducted and, therefore, the
personalities of the artists them-
selves.

One of the tunes regitested

-Lord’s Prayer.”

Mike Ferbey declined tact-
fully to play it, saying: “This is
more than just a beautiful tune,
and. we don’t feel we should
make a ‘bosh’ of it.”

That sentence sums up the

formance.

Mike trerbey, the joker of the
group. made use of a natural
wit, his acting talent and a
couple of gags to have the aud-
ience rocking with laughter at
times, Kut, as a lady told Marc
Wald after the show, ‘there
was nothing corny about it.”

-Marc said the group adjusted
differently for every audience.
“Sometimes we play before stag

 

“You are a wonderful aud-
jence,”’ aster of ceremonics
Mike, Ferbey Said but jovially
added “Ocean Falls can sing
louder,” as the audience joined
in “Home On the Range.”

“This is your night boy,” he
told lead singer Prince Rupert-
born. baritone Jack Jensen,
pointing to a front row filled
with his relatives,

To hear the trio is to know
why they are professional.

The polished show was given
added variety by electric guitar-
ist Arnold Nelson, who has play-
ed with the group in Vancouver.

For those who missed the
show last night and those whe
want to hear ti again, be at the

 

“Madeleine,” the suit is of

Civic Centre tonight at §
o'clock. A dance is scheduilec
‘to follow. o

 

during the evening was: “Ttte'|’

atmosphere of the entire per-)#

_.| parties. and our jokes area little
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LITTLE GIRLS OF YESTERYE
garment to'keep warm ..
soft, colorful jersey in dresse Ss
Gr eenaway of 100 per eent Actil

 

   

 

PREPARE. BROVEURES
» ARVIDA, Que. 'G—An issue of |
25,000 pamphlets, -15.000 in
French and the rest in English

has been authorized by this | Sag-

 

uenay aluminum smelter town| hard wp:k and 20 . pounds ' of i}.

and nearby, Chicoutimi to ex toll
the advantages of commercial |
and industt.al sites in this area. '

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@. Buy. ‘your: Show .- ‘Tickets
the. Grand: Cafe: anytime: ‘Tinis

i apple -Chicken, Deep Fried |
, Prawns. Chinese Sausage and

a! Fried Rice. Fish and Chips, the ;

best Red Brand T-Bone Steaks;
and Fried Half Chicken,
Bread daily. Dial 3215,

© Salt -Lake. Ferry. -we eather
permitting. Daily--2, 3. 5, 6, 7:
pm. Sundays and Wednesdays |
from 11 a.m. 2628 - 3100.

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Mr. and wirs. Earl ‘Slatta and”
their children Dana, Susanne,
Karen, Barbara and Jarle of 1900:
Seventh Avenue East, left today.
by Canadian Pacific Alrlines:,
plane for a brief holiday ‘in

taking up permanent. residenco«-
on Vancouver Island.
Raymond Spring, 1014 “First.
Avenue West, leaves tomorrow:
night by CPA’ plane via Terracé

 

 

Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Austin:
day by plane for Vancouver en
route to Barrie, Ontario were
they will spend a _ three- ~week
vacation with relatives.

the nursing staff of the ‘Prince
Rupert General Hospital, left .
today by CPA plane for Vancou-
yer en route to William’s Lake ’
where she will spend a olde.
with her parents. While away.
for three weeks, Miss Fraser will,
visit, Seattle.

_ Home for’ the: first time in 18°
years is Charles Perkins of. Los’.
Angeles who with ‘his wife arriv-
ed in the city this week by car...

kins, 86 Hays Cove Cirele.. 4

 

Mr. and Mts. Eugene Bartlett,’

this morning for a .holiday) in
the interior and points south.

Bruce Merrison, son. of: Mr:
and Mrs: Ronald Merrison, ‘V0 -
Sixth Avenue. East,
home: yesterday on: the “Queen
of the North”. after a- ‘six-wee
vacation in Vancouver: visitin;
his grandmother. Mrs. R. P, Mel

and daughter-in-law.

   

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for a week’s holiday in Vancou-: wee
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1727 Sixth Avenue East, left to- ,.

Miss Mary Lou Fraser RN, on _

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for a- ten-day. visit with his Ppar-, -
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Hanford Pers. -

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NANAIMO ‘:@—The insatiable
;c uriosily of a tiny Chihuaha dog Ang] li Ican ‘Church
this week cost an animal expert
end his wife several hours .of- Seal: Cove oe het
margarine. ‘SUNDAY AUGUST 11. uo
Inspector Nigel Scott of the | . mh + so
i Society for Prevention of-Cruel- 10:00 a.m.—Holy Communion
j ty to Animals rescued the dimin- | Very Rev. A. E: Hendy”
‘ utive pooch after it fell into a} _ wae
| puddie of tar while apparently | i: ‘00 vn wos, ell ,
«|trying to satisfy its doggy in- | uo tr orbel
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With the heip of Mrs. Scott. he SUNDAY, AUGUST 18 & 25, ove
\Bave the little animal a: matwar—. “y 1: 00. a m.—Morning Prayer y ae
‘ed by its owner. Mr. R. G. Corbeil -
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Use Classifieds. ‘They Pa Pay | DURING AUGUST J"
will ‘be prescnted in a

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Sunday Services 1] a.m * Topcoat: © Slacks @ Moose Night, Saturday, Aus. (There will be a choir, quartet, duct, sola. and =;
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QUICK SERVICE londay, Aug. 12, 8 p.m. (188) 4 Refreshments will be served EVERYONE IS INVITED, fs
' Reading Room open every Wed. & Fri, 2 - 4 p.m. ® e @ Cash for old gold-—Bulger's.
* Mectings including testimonials of healing In Christian Ling e al or — !
; Setence held 2nd Wed. of month at 8 p.m. 220 Gth St. Phone 4238 | i
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Two of the famed Western trio "Rhythm Pals” shown going Do, ul
through their paces at Miller Bay Indian Hospital Thursday
| afternoon are lead baritone singer and rhythm guitarist
. Jack Jensen and accordionist Mare Wald. Western music 4
with a swing js the theme ul the group, who with tenor, ;
coamedien and bass fiddler Mike Forbey have been packing ‘ re ed ete 4 : . “4
houses across Canada and acclaimed for thelr TV and radio . .
shows in Canada and Hollywood. Last night’s performance at ' ; -
the Civile Centre showed the reason why. Special artist elec- . 4
° tric guitarist Arnold Nelson flew in from Vancouver yesterday 4... a 4
. to give added splee to the show, Be on haad tonight to hear . of
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