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@ Guides-tnd Active Season

Nee With Gala Christmas

The

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in the Cathedral Hall.

Prince Rupert (Conrad) (
Prince Rupert (R.C.
district commissioner.

All arrangements and prepara -

“ions for the party were looked
after by the Guides. The hall
Was attractively decorated in red
bows and green boughs and at
the front of the hall stood a
large decorated and brightly-lit
Christmas tree

Large numbered colored bow:
were pinned on every girl as she
arrived 80 Santa would be better
able to distribute his gifts when
he pale his visit

Alte everal games, the
Guldés sat down to a delicious

supper which the “Cook Patrol”
prepared, then, while the “Mes
Patrol dishes, all en-
hour of singing
Or four pleces of red
issue paper and sheet of
white and a few pins, the Guides
Gressed each other as Santa

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The effects

f00d and

were surprisingly

it Was hard to choose

ne winner, Finally, it was de-
iced on the Santa of the “Can-
ary Patrol” who wa complete to
white Ussue paper, whiskers and
pom pom on his long loose hat
Just before closing, Santa called

and gave a
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» Show appreciation of their
captain and the help she had
given each Guide, the Guides of
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The Compiete Travel Service

  

Prince Rupert Guide Company cli-
successful season with a Christmas
(suests included the Third
suide Company, the Second :
) Company, and the Girl Guide

TERRACE
Terrace Library fund
grown to $166.50.

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Party

has

party Georve Grant, manager of the
local guycrnment telegraphs, has

returned from the South

Mr. and Mrs, Gerold Duffus
and family returned to Terrace
recently after an extended visit
in the East

pany presented Mrs. Clare Hitch-
cock with a silver bon-bon dish
Prize winners for the evening

. ‘

Mrs. E. E. Head has been re-

were: bow draw, Elsie Lund; appointed local enumerator of
Santa Claus patrol cgompetition,| the dwelling and labor survey
Canary Patrol; and picture gues- for the Dominion Bureau of

sing contest, Anne Eyolfson,
Activities for this season in-
cluded a rally in the Civic
Centre at which time the Guides
heard all about National Camp;
a “Flying Up” ceremony in Sep-

Statistics.

Rev. Harry Thibideau has re-
ceived @ panel truck as a gift
from his former church to help
him in his work here. Rev. Thibi-

 

tember, when Joanne Prockter deau returned recently from at-
and Gail Wise received their tending fellowship meetings in
Rrownie “Wings” ‘ Patsy Ontario

Wong and Gail Parker “walked "

up” to Guides, and in October
participating in the welcoming
of the Governor-General

Awards and promotions for the
fall inchided

Promotions Patrol Leader
Nancy Lund to Company Leader

St. John’s Ambulance Certifi-
cates to Nancy Lund, Julie
Prockter and Suzanne Kergin:
Cook's Badge to Julie Prockter
Hiker’s Badge to Nancy Lund;

Canadian Legion Ladies Aid
election and installation of offi-
cers’ meeting was held in the
Legion club rooms, with election
of officers as follows: President,
Mrs. C. M. Hall; vice-president,
Mrs. Ann Sites: second vice-pre-
Sident, Mrs.-I. Sandahis; ser-
geant-at-arms, Mrs. A. J. Kirk-
aidy; standard bearers, Miss O
Kirkaldy, Mrs. E, Burt: commit-
tee, Mrs. Mary Osterlund, Mrs. S

Toymaker’s Badge to Maney N. G. Kirkaldy; press correspon -
and "| dents, Mrs. R, Sande, Mrs. F
a Earl; ways and means committee,
Tenderfoot to Joanne Prock- Mrs. F. Jackson, Mrs. C. W. Mi-
ter, Gail Wise, Beatrice Thoran-| chie] Mrs. stu Campbell: social
enson, Elsie Lund, Gail Parker committee. Mrs Gordon Haug-
and Patsy Wong land, Mrs. George West, Mrs. A
On Dec. 4, Miss Elizabeth Diehl | J Kirkaldy
told the Guides all about Ger- ¢
many-—life and condions there Knox United Guild annual
now and during the war years meeting was held at the Home
The Swallow Patrol under for the Aged, with election of
Patrol Leader Julie Prockter, won | officers as follows: President,
the patrol competition for effi- Mrs Richardson; vice-president,
ciency for the .period Sept. to Mrs G Loveless; secretary, Mrs
Dec., 1952 Erickson; treasurer, Mrs. J. B

DISTRICT NEWS |

FRANCOIS LAKE

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Eunice and John Keefe have Prairie oT . 1

arrived from New Westminster |
to spend their holidays here. |
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Acting forest ranger Ralph
Keefe had a narrow escape from
drowning early last Saturday in
Pendleton Bay. He was leaving
the Forestry launch in a little
light composition boat when he
Slipped and the boat tipped. He
was wearing heavy clothing but
was only able to grab hold of the:
boat. A native who saw the ac-
cident rowed out to rescue him.

Sergeant Bruce Snyder arrive‘
home in time io: Christmas after
spending 13 months in Japan,
three months on flying combat
with B-29’s, He will leave early
in the new year for Topeka, Kan-
sas, for re-assignment. He paid a
short visit with his sister, Grace
and her family in Idaho, and his

brother Dick in Spokane, enroute |

home.
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The Christmas service in the
church Was well attended. The

church Was decorated with
boughs of evergreen and flowers
Rev. A. Atkinson's sermon stres-
sed the need for the Christmas
spirit of giving and friendliness
to be spread all through the year

as well as just at Christmas
time,
MacKay; visiting committer, !

Mrs. C. Haugland, Mrs. E. Mac-
Laren, Mrs. W. Fell; manse cem-
mittee, Mrs. I. Frank, Mrs. J. B
MacKay, Mrs. B. Smith The
next meeting will be held at the
manse January 9.

J. W. Proctor, ‘publishing de-
partment secretary, and E. M.
Peterson, educational superin-
tendént and youth director, were
guest speakers at the locaj
Seventh-day Adventist Church
during their arinual week of
prayer here

Zealandia, Sasx.. ar. visiting in| in 194C vill be
the city with Mrs. McCool’s sister.
Mrs. i:
Street.

Prince Rupert Daily News 3
Saturday, December 27, 1952

Church Restored

DOVER, England (?P)— The
“Hellfire Corner” church at Bt.
Margaret's Bay near here has
been restored. The church, *dam-
aged by cross-channel shelling
retained as a

Usiting in City

Mr. and Mrs. Eari MeCool of

reminder of the ordeal endured
the Second

Franklin, Lotbiniere| by tne village in
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