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Dera or ear
there
* 4° 1 LONDON ‘AP)—Eighteen years
Pa eA ** ago the viear in the village: at
Warleggan in Cornwall and his
fe parishioners quarrelled because
Pat
a
he would not let them ust the
‘
rectory for a card game tourna
h t satye
ment
, con Christma morning th vicar
: on onducted the strangest Christ
Gilda Cam 1) ehures service in all
rders might
Vern Ciecone’s Rev. Frederick W. Der m

Ken Harding, in surplice and cassock

mounted the pulpit of his little
church, recited the
of England
* plescribed
sitmas

iit
granite
Church

'

yertson, Rey Collin service, sang
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hymns, read the
lesson and preached
on the charity of the season

 

Perey Young anc ° _—
‘ to R EVERY DAY IN Tih

 

 

   

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

; : I But he wa at} alone in his
ae ae ene ea ne ee . 4 ‘ George b n, a8 he hag been for the
pred ee ss ee . , a AGA MSO Ciiiist ast 18 years, boycotted by the
Walter Smith ee va? nw individu 160 odd men, women and child-
; ‘ j I t from Dec, 26. 1952 en Of his hamlet on the Bodin
De : moors
After the quarre! éver the card
ee as M p I same tournament, there was a
enw ae general Bishop's inquiry which
- ance rs. ar er Retires After exnonerated the vicar
. Rob I George artin 26 Y é a My flock said I conducted
{ ri aiat t I« : . : . ;
a ea rs in Business Here Holy Communion with black
soves and ali sorts of things
' Stewart i lo Af 6 bosine ' rae mi said the 83-year-old vicar, smil-
Harry Daggett Parke : inde nad a fs ae “ing. “They are alw king m«¢
Mike her ! Ladies’ Read : . ia... }te resign but I have no intention
ead §to-Wea 2 : “Of ps ~ ““* | of giving up
Marineau i iin I ‘ as ; . lai oes = As long aa he obeys the churct
aa : } , el ‘aws and holds his regular ser-
re ; me p : c en ors ices he cannot be forced to quit
i Don Lewellyn Ry aes ; ne —~ And, he added, “they all come
Dick Beii ! ‘ ’ ‘ * , oer’ ito me end. I conduct all
Mel Forbes treet. Mrs Pari 1 Faget tablished tq | (nelr funera
Fred Reiteh oved | ‘ Wikis Sarkar Ot oy ae ea _—
Art Ogilvie 7 4 e ste weak bic. Paxieue Gan a aes
B
tt le 4
Hill Hileh
a ee ene
‘ k ? ! ¥ t } ror
I vith e trust F rh x
i Ferguson mi { et ; ‘ie
k Ceorge ; i } Hi!
OE Sead
: ‘ ' ; 4 \
« Lake, Mike Krucge: CLAS
Vancou ’ ~
Jacl j / f sai
~7A\nulsons Ove PRINTING
i Black ‘ { 7 U ) : ”
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si MS AIWAaYS
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Macarthur :
Bill Murray
ecy aaa Fred F. Dowdi | | PLACE ORDERS NOW
Don Stewart reac. vowdle |
a mAt Dil p as
urs | ¥ 4
| | Dibb Printing Co.
Dave Abel i j ' j
Petites Dera
\l Armetrong
Ceorge
| MANSON'S JEWELLERS
I Jone
Dan
4 Prince Rupert, B.C. Terrace, B.C.
Johnson's fishi VV fo thank “ail their cu oe
vs bnew of r ‘ nda tor ny kine
I Harrison Jack ' patr 7 . 9
Gerry Wood Y52a very successful year
7 ~~ ) | mm Y W h E §
wil test | LO All of You We Wish Every Success
Mel Scott QCA. Bill
. nny Gays IN
Leo Pawlicki no mor
John MacDon
M John Bennet i 1953
For
dsay year

 

 

 

Leorge Murray
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Prince Rupert Delly News 3

Wednesday, December 31, 1952

NEWS of the DISTRICT © a”

Annual! Sunday School concert
of Knox United Church with 150
chilgren in attendance to take
part in the concert as well as
treats afterward from Santa, was
heid at the Church

The primary “department ren-
dered two action songs and two
Ghristmas carols, under the dir-
ection of Sunday School superin-
tendent Mrs. W. Martin

Frosty the Snowman was
presented by Miss Amdam’s class
and a dialogue by Mrs. Erickson's
class

Mr. Richardsor.’s
Lachion’s classes combined to
sing “Rudoiph the Red-Nosed
Reindeer.”

A pantomine Was presented by
Mrs. Martin's class

Miss Lorna Melvin and
Roberta Kenyon pleased
piano selections

The program

 

 

and Mr. Me-

Miss
with

with a
twit ry Unristimas ceremony wy
Robin McColl's class
‘

Mr. and Mr Ed khenney will
holiday in Honolulu
where their daughter, Miss Nor-
ma Kenney will join them later

closed

spend a

Mrs, Strasden and family are
pending the holiday in Alberta.
In charge of Strasden’s confec-
tionery and grocery store on
Keith Estate, are Mr. and Mrs
Albert McCreery

* * *

Fred Chasney, Leaf Nelson, Len
arsh and Aylmer Peterson are

ng those home from Kitimat

for the festive season.

M

 

 

Ter-

Owner formeriy of the
race Shoestore

 

Dominato, was winner this year
of the Prince Rupert Light-Up Hayes a ny -
Dominato was credit::d at the Partington home js ‘ft GOOT
with 48 points and will receive e758 AAAS i
the Jaycee certificate of merit.

contest

Bob Grabler
Thornhill Golf Course
Grabler, are

Edmonton.

Grandchildren of Mr. and Mrs
W. C. Osborne, Susan atid Buddy
Zorn, who are in Vancuuver Gen-
eral Hospital, are reported to be
enjoying the Christmas season,
and are progressing favorably

a >

In their new Church on Laz-
elie Avenue, the Pentecostal Sun-
day School presented the annual
Christmas ccnc ert, including

and choruses

tableau of the Christmas Story
was presented in three scenes,
by the. intermediate group.

By the Young Ladies’ Chorus
Group: “Hack What Joyful Notes
Swelling.” and
Nigh* is Sleening.”

“Whitie” A. J Ralph and Pat Nelson and

small

Jackie
Chris

 

manager of the
and Mrs
spending a week parents
relatives and friends at

Miss Evelyn Antilla is with her fellows

days. She is
Department in Prince Rupert
Lois Beaver is home far the a
holidays
Southbank. She i, studying in fuil justice
Prince George High School

Diane and Jacqueline
re spending the holidays

Whe. aide ge

> Brown is home for the
mas holidays
. ¢

Mrs. Santa Cleus played host
last week to 45 children of Odd-
and Rebekhas in the
alee for the holi- Oddfellows Hall following a pre-
with the Forestry ¢am of films
The hall was
t Saogy the tr
family at mas tree and the

 

in No

 

 

 

Siully degor-
ditional Citrist-
children did
to the delightful re-

      

with her

freshnrents

 

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drills, *vecitations, plays

ever - lovely canaiengni

“Soft; the

.G2¢ Of the rrogram Rev

and § Year

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the s

business

FRANCOIS LAKE ,

Kip Routley and Robert
Armold Peebles went to Vancou-
ver by car. afew days before
Christmas.

 

 

Retiring From Business

Mrs. H. S. Parker

OF

“The Exclusive Ladies Ready-to-Wear’
245 3rd Ave.

I wish to take this opportunity to thank all my friends
and clientele for your patronage and the privelege of serving
A. C, Shindel, with the assistance you
of Sunday School workers, gave Mrs
out treats and gifts to the child-
ren from the ‘beautifully decor-
ated tree

 

and I] hope that you will continue on with my successors
Jersie Stromdahi and Mrs. Hilda Berg showing them
same courtesy as you did to me during my 26 years of
this city

wish to extend to ali a very happy and prosperous New

MRS. H. S. PARKER

 

On New Year’s Eve,

~~ swhen it’s “one for

Everyone knows that driving is dangerous enough both on the open

So be safe and sensible on New Year's Eve. When a genial friend says,
pal, have one for fhe road,’ be sure you say, “MAKE MINE

For coffee gives you a clearer head and clearer eyes for driving. Coffee
makes you more alert for quicker reactions, Coffee doesn’t let you down.

Yes, coffee is a drink that makes any road a safer road home.

hUbE YOU SAVE MAY BE YOUR OWN,

e Published in the Interest of Public Safety by

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(305 BOARD OR BY THE GOVERNMENT OF BRITISH COLUMBIA

 

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again! Tha.’se good New Year's resolution to put

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