HERE
and NOW

sy LARRY STANWOOD

chings ean take the
manners of cere-
high-brow, offi-
with many big
ce to the un-
affair where
hits’ the

idal
t man
rowboat
first time
ifternoon’s leanch-
Cow Bay was neither
fair about half-way
‘ two brothers saw!
ite of thelr work
own the grid andi
high tide

   

br the rs of mere cele
iking over the family | ™0Ved ol the sublimity which
should be characteristic of ‘the
ested onlooker as | [east of Christ, the Redeemer of
ter, assistant super- | mankind Yes, Christmas i
Prince Rupert dry- Christ's feast, but to celebrate
the bottle on the} | od manner which ke not
hn Jenkins, owner; 2ON¢ unchrigtian but even pa;
new hull that wig]/4M, 6 a contradiction of the
ed with its super. | Very notion. In many a home |
i be one of the most! ot Christmas synonymous with
« afloat a Ume of drunken revelry?
aid I christen We are striving for a better
* and may the! world, Good-willed men ars
howered with suc-}seeking to bring peace. back to
| troubled nations Until the
sherman here for “Prince of Peace” is given Fis
moked fondly at the proper piace, that ean never be
and thought, per-! realized: Let us, therefore, Brine
might retire the Christ Back .To Christma
ae served It is understeod that a prize
erutiny ani ant be given for the moat “or
ve. Latry Halerow iginal _ window decoratio
k personnel, had a original idea of Christmas is thy
m for watching the aoe MGR By) ye ore
ie designed the Pan tounding, birth of the Saviour
ely with Jen- As a step’ towards bringing
the future Christ back ‘to ‘Christmas then
might we suggést that the prise
n toe norm winning window be the one most
the Pandota has original the one most beauti-
stern, flat and slop- fully depieting that first Christ-
wa oth fhe keel. This mas acéne—the birth of Jesus at
(fee fom the “com-, Bethieham, and it’s awe-inspir-
generally featur. “Me cifeumatances
ers, whith comes Catholic Youth re n
the wéay I wanted it,’ THINK THINGS OUT
king, *Tt will give me Editor
10, Jook after the lines The Daily News
the ship will ride Mr. Casey thinks we should be
allowed to think and express our
iis equipped with opinions. I also believe in think
Ne, of the:semi+ ing things out, but I Uke to
ype. expecied 0 think further than the end of
sximim speed of nine my and not  acgept in blind,
good faith all the claims and
statements of glib-tongued Com-
got & cheery greet- munista, zome of whom we don't
a group which have to go very far to find
he Cow Bay boat
hing lt am in complete agreement
has been fishing With Mr Steigleder about the
hesitated slightly Publication The Fisherman
himaelf an “old- For some reason or other this
coteidered he might Paper is sent to us and I used
at chugs to read it until 1 became dis-
fisherwanh for many gusted with its utter bilge
ned the ranks of the Now-——we find i fits into the
herme troliers garbage can perfectly, and it
ago and operates|looks right at home ther¢
M. G.M
wouldn't leave it now
p.” he sald. “Trolling) 9 TCR vs
you blood, especially " ¢
re going for the ye ' ve
et a thrill every time , C ry of
se fellas strikes—40| [}¢¢ . ee
md@ers can give quite Kf)
; |
aid fishing last sea-
#reat shakes, but
winter, airight
not a fisherman
er of many, stood
ce fh the launching. He
Barrie, well-known
erchant. He had
the funeral and

iend Of many years
Gasoline

ern or
he was known to many
aller roma, .

B were the three

M Wick, the mother of
John, the boat-|

Mrs. Ralph Wick, the
Buddie Barrie and

hter; and Mrs. Barrie

dora rolled silently
oping grid, George
tioned something
industry being bora

Par

eT

ew

  
    

 

   

i} phere to

THE LETTER BOX

SIDEWALK NEEDED

LIGHT-UP CAMPAIGN

Editor,

The Daily News

It & commendable to see the
| Civie spirit of so many —* of
our city. We aay this ¢ pecial
In regard t© the light- up cam-
Sponsored By the Junior
Chamber of Commerce. No doubt
the beautifying of the store win-
Cows will lend a fesbive- atmos-
the Christmas season
inspite the citigens with
at home” friendly feeling

Ii is only too true, however
that the tendency a@ great
many people today to make
| Chr ae a time

paign

and
that

of
is

 

HUMAN RIGHTS
Editor
The Daily News

 

 

 

 

 

 

1 was listening to the radio the
other night on tue subject of
Declaration of Human Right
the right to work and earn
living. Well, that doesn’t seem to
apply to Hunts Inlet

The Department of Public
Works started a repair job on
the approach to the floats. Now
One wou.d have hougnt thas
they would do ti job as quickiy
as p-ssibie, They ted out as
if toat was thei ention, Bu
after a week's work they laid off
tive me I eft two n and
a foreman, so the use of the float
Was déeiayed J much ionge
vnieh meant that u nad ri
toad ur f h row boat
and carry i ver tne rocks o
ne road

Ae » lhe iayi oli al i
men, the aid was
the p epartment to
favor married € wit i
dren and returned men. There
Were two returne ne ret
were both laid of ar ‘
two married 1

I don’t know where sing
come in, but there might be
ome hope f thet t
man is sing : id-age
1 pensioner

By the way, tt work sta
October 16 a ‘ D

SINCLAIR PATON

Hunts Iniet, B«

ELECTION OPINION

Editor

The Daily New

May 1 be permitted a short
Space in your paper to give my
opinion The ys eh

In the first plaee, the election

of the aldermen as suggested

   

¥ by
Mayor Whalen was | you
of or in him {
it Was 1 A t i eve JOG
thinking for themselves. I, to
voted [for severa I Lilet
ehoices Mayor Whalei
be assured that I iinky wil
not volts for nim ex
year, and many ri » ix
fame way @ it er a
not up to him to select candi
dates. We are ati a
free country (I hope) and if the
Mayor was not trying to dictak
to us the day before the election
iw jer what it would be call-
ea

Let us not forget our husband
and sons fought on foreig: i
against Hist su ‘

Now that the electio:
over, let us hope the new cou
cil will peas themselves capabi

“JUST A RU PERT HOUSEWIFE

Wick answered At
the only launching in
ipert this year.”
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| tasty cakes
: aa aa agit MARGENE.
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ACUUM pacKe }
@ tare . f
. in . yit.s re The secret 0
a x ° its flavour
ane !| ;
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» Pacific Milk adds extra ¢
» flavor and nourishment.to 4 Fres ness
: recipes. ‘ e
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, our

. will be

,. tail

Editor,
The Daily

News:

IODE Cha pter

l have written severa] time

regarding th
places,
don's,
cli 4 OCCU
ale’s

people have

tunately they
Knees and hands
You can see the planks

places asonge the

is also very
snow off in
it is raining,
but puddles
pay $35

Astoria’s,

Twice

per

e sidewalk
namely Mr

py,
during six

tripped and
when coming into my place
landed on their

Diack

frontin

Black & White
and also Central

 
 

§
Scaa-

weeks,
feu

For-

in
Lup

y difficult to keep the
the winter.

When

the walk is nothing

of water. I

year

licence

myseli
and

theretore, I think that I am en-

little

consideration

especially im this very important

titled to a
matter
i nave bee

mh alter the

city ior

tive years to do something about
this deplorable sidewalk. The city

nou take
someone

some action
is hurt seriously

bef

ore

GEORGE H. PAINE

_Atre AL FOR SOCKS

 

appeale
¥,000 |
x” C10an an
Some yea:
organization
for
said tne po
same
here
pair of
Mission
Last
ip at this r
tute wearin
appeal has

ple wi

so I wondered if

SOCKS

week

t, Vaneoruy
c th

men

ew bul they

ad in good
3 220 One OCI
s collected

tage !

juld send
to this very

thirty
fuze for

socks,

men
: th

g no
gone

Missior

public
+ SOCKS

re

Geuy
the
even

n

out for

r, BC
for
rhey
must
pair

the loca
elothi
the Centra] City Mission

and
ery
peo-

one
worthy

of

turned
+ desti-
the
more

50

ocks to meet the heavy demand.

A cording
paper

pairs nave

to a

been

Vancouver
r I read yesterday only 150)
so far

donated

0 1 thought the people of Prince

Rupert

poor unto

over Canada

Reme
mos

alone

them to

the

and né
mber, just
t welcome
Vancouver

from
t Vancouver
one
and send

might help out as these
tunates are

all

pair

address

A Daily News Subscriber”

FLYING PHANTOMS

LONDON
ficials
scriptions oO
to

said

received
{ “unearthly”

have seen seen

(CP)
-onflict

Air Ministry of

ing de-
objects
over

thern mngiand. Isle of Wight

uke a
while
‘ball of flar

a brilliant

tadpole

with a

flaming

Bognor reported a

me”
bluish light

and Ipswich sav

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Beuador the
South America has a dozen
mountains over 16000 feet in

height

Prince Rupert Daily News
Thursday, December 18, 1952

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Q

Sends Parcels
To England

At a busy monthly meeting,
members of the Duchess of Ed-|
Chapter IODE disposed
of a good part of the proceeds of
a successful Fall Bazaar Novem-
ber 26, and later Rurnmage Sale
Dec. 6 ,

Christmas parcels have been
sent to England, donations made
various IODE funds, also to
the Prince Rupert Dental Clinic
and our adopted school at Digby
Island

The Chapter decided to- work
in the New Year towards making

 

       

Gaede
e712

to

For a Fine
Selection of

up a quantity of diapers to be .

sent to England where ihere is Christmas

an urgent need for all baby’s

clothing G rd .
Plans were mace to hold a a. 5

Christmas party for members

anda cniiaren See
The monthly prize was won

by Mrs. Evelyn Kewan

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ANNOUNCING MAPLE LEAF SOAP “WIN A CAR” CONTEST WINNERS
PRINCE RUPERT WINNERS

Food Hamper—Bert Tipton, 1459 Sixth East

3 Pairs Nylons—G. C. Sessions, Pacific Place .

3 Pairs Ny!ons—Mrs. A. Astoria, 855 Summit Avenue

3 Pairs Nylons—Mrs. G. C. Sessions, Pacific Place

 

FIRST PRIZE—
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Winner—MRS, W. H. BRIGINSHAW,
567 Rosehill Avenue,
NANAIMO, 'B.C.

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