6y
"""
site
of
Prince
Rupert.
There
may
be
a
defect
here
or
there,
but
AnriCinf
WUinHnuiP
ttllilSill
nothing
of
consequence.
Take.
inUOWS
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
nstalment
As
I
See
It
Village
Problem
Friday,
December
7,
1951
for
example,
the
Fraser
Valley,
devastated
by
floods
a
few
years
ago.
and
before
that.
Today.'
ray
.
.
Reflects
and
Reminisces
Fine
Paying
there
are
floods
again,
no
fewr
j
Mi,;RioN
ilk,
England
oJtUml
orlE'n.
mnd
In
an
old',.
Nu
1
my;tr.v
loft
nf
n
f,.
,
f-RUre
nut
...j..'.''"
than
To
larms
Deuni
umr
i
water.
But
there's
nothing
lilt.'
mill
111
nils
man
3
luwii
ui
un-
,
,
Ci
in
ore
Plnfnntl
ullding
on
Lord
Wulsingham's
'
Wlls
firt
thought
t
slate
is
setting
a
problem
fori'1"'"1
parish
11
met.
une
win
wuii
it
hjii
l-ikv
MONTREAL
P
Thousands
of!
Canadians
are
being
sent
to
prl-
j
son
for
the
modem
version
of
Imprisonment
for
debt.
That
is
!
the
opinion
of
Alex
Edminsor:,
vice-principal
of
Queen's
University
and
president
of
the
National
Prisoners'
Aid
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nilt
i'
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m,.
J
tir.r,U
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of
eccl,sla.stlcnl
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,
1
!
ua
Know
wnai
ne
uuiug.
juuj-
(vri
window,!
Wh
iS?
other
pieces,
was
found
jm
B.C.
Team
Hears?
and
five
o'
the
United
Slates.
In
a
recent
address
here
he
sands
oi
men
nan
me
ge
uo
Cana(,lani
are
pr,nKt
of
Can.
the
same
thing
and
remain
that
aia
rMOurcPS
,are
envi,,rt,
way-
'and
to
her
shoes
come
mure
and
PFVFT
m.vllmuki,.
STOk'P
WVipti.
wneri-
sa'cl:
"Tnis
ts
supposed
to
be
a
democrallc
country
but
daily
jn
ever
I
think
Of
Kit)-
courts
throuRhout
Canada.
ling's
phrase
Our
Lady
l.iZ
,.,
more
strangers
wlio
reel
tint
BECOIIST,
MAlBt
Ihcrn
Hum,
will
find
seenrit.v
mill
A
preliminary
report
from
Ot-
liapplneis
But
explorer
Joan
discloses
the
unwelcome
Davis,
writing
away
back
in
of
the
SnoWS
I
think
of
pay
fines.
It
is
about
time
the
"ta
la"
u
tK'-"
l:H7
hurt
iin
stiph
Mvat
n
rt.iv
a
look
at
Canada.
Said
he:
"N;i
lull,
UILrr
an,
luuiirrn
mumii.
The
real,
or
official,
total
Ls
PfvrlwtriVn
'"""R
su
"'"i
people
ivi.tihLOt.L.
,
wili
De
p(.rmnted
to
pay
fines
on
But
ths
time
our
lady
fooled
the
instalment
plan."
viewe
of
wood,
gravse
or
carthe
100.000
short
of
that.
Makes
a
me.
f
or
mere
was
jusi
a
inin,
Vntnrc
in
r
.1
,
.
,
Edminson
said
Canadians
'
fellow
feel
he's
been
notified
of
Power
Referendum
TffK
referendum
on
the
power
question
which
the
city
council,
hy
scant
majority,
has
deemed
fit
to
place
before
the
people
at
the
civic
election
next
week
presents
a
matter
for
most
serious
consideration'.
If
the
city
council
was
doing
it
over
again,
they
might
have
moved
more,
slowly
and
discreetly
iir
presenting
such
a
.reference
to
the
electors.
Rut
now
it
is
before
us,
it
must
be
dealt
with.
Certainly,
there
seems,
as
we
search
around
for
some
justification,
little
to
recommend
the
..-.w
.
...
wr
Jth
Civic
F,
l;-ey
curtain
or
snow
on
tnc
ITU,st
rhj
a
bettir
break
to
the
n
sainru
cut
Fourteen
rteen
millio:
mlllio:i
ecf
ions
December
ground
when
I
got
at
0
K)
men.
women
and
children
h
s,-h
leagues
frill
of
yce.
The
irksome
noy.se
of
the
yce
was
sum
as
in
breed
sitange
conceits
uiiitiun-;
us."
a
fine
mouth-ftllin
may
or
.ram
fee
transportation
t0
from
anv
noint
in
tV.n
l
off
the
CFR
tram
Irom
Van-
who
are
t'
leased
from
Canadian
nri
,he
po!l5
linq
th6
couver
on
the
first
lap
of
a
B.C.
penal
institutions
each
year,
!
'
.speaking
tour
for
Canadian
given
$10
and
sent,
on
their
way.;
n
takes
a
war
in
Korea
following
numbers:
to
Pnvirli'in
niivtiUflorc
hphftlrl
mDS-
!
He
said
the
reformative
ap-
arow
a
a
he-man
ne-man
moustache.
mousiacne.
ii
"
This
trin
is
a
reminder
of
just
proach,
ralher
than
the
nvorelv
vnn
riouht
it
scp
the
wav
B.C.
1
history
drama
usually
dripping
what
a
wide,
range
of
climate
punitive,
must
be
used
in
all
In-
wives
greet
their
veterans.
Even
!
with
gore
from
nearly
every-
0
we
do
nave
in
mis
western
em-
sutuuons
so
mat
tnose
released
the
babies
have
a
doubtful
looR.;w"c":
u"
l-"-"
vuuiuui.
nii-B
p
have
rallmi
Hriti.sh
C.'rim'
in
hnrk
nwnln
"
1
Yet
the
sforv
of
"snai!a'S
thre
e
OR
iffercndiim
iiarticulallv
ill
its
Ul'esent
form.
Apart
llumbia.
Mr.
Edminson
said
another
if
snow
must
come
Derhatw
'
eentun
s
of
uclventure
and
a.
"
.
'
ii
.
...
-------
,
.
achievement
is
brimming
wilh
rf..m
V,uin-
,mt5n,W
it
.niiV!
nkn
hp
rlsinwroilS
as
I
A
friend
I
met
In
Glasgow
on
point
needing
immediate
atten-
its
Just
as
well
to
have
it
now.
ii
uiu
uiihijh
ii.
.wwi
....
..
my
recent
trip
to
Britain
wanted
i
tion
was
the
present-day
system
in
more
than
one
sense,
nothing
;
splendid
screen
material.
And
n
of
"no
money,
no
lawyer."
He
is
more
seasonable.
Without
!
ne
need
die
a
violent
death,
or
to
bet
me
that
they
had
a
great
was
glad
that
Ontario
this
year
snow
that
had
depth
as
well
as
if-e
a
diop
of
blood.
adopted
a
legal
aid
scheme.
the
sting
of
sharp
air,
something
is
sadly
lacking.
December
25
1
STANDARD
FARMING
.south
of
the
equator
is
some-
Tim
r-ln'jvlf'fn
Lviinm
..e
f..t.
TO
BE
PROVIDED
IN
THE
CIVIC
INTER
by
Northern
B.C.
Power
Co.
Ltd
thing
else
again
good
and
hot,
.,.
i(m
,
,.:,:,,
,
'
'
Old
Sweat
Gone
With
New
Army
or
the
same
as
a
beaming
mid-.,.,mr
sowUlg!I.c,.1Veri
wheat
'lur-summer
day
in
Prince
Rupert.
,
or
sucn
bur,
I
But
this
does
not
mean
there
Ls
,
.
no
Yuletide.
Indeed
no!
WITH
THE
CANADIANS
IN
'
NO
OARS
NKKDFI)
llt
'
'
I
Many
a
city
in
British
Colum-;
.
Tf.
'
nnn
tall
.
,
tVtn
,
r
i
.,
l-.lwi.-i
,
Tf
bia
might
well
envy
J
the
town-'
y
CHRISTMAS
RECORDS
XUU
UJ
LI1C
lIUUUll.l,
It
er
annual
rainfall
than
we
did.
Offhand
I
had
forgotten
the
statistics
of
just
what
we
do
nave.
But
when
I
got
back
home
I
collected
enough
data
to
dry
up
even
the
most
all-wet
Scot,
i
forget
now
just
how
much
Glasgow
does
have
each
year.
But
just
to
show
my
brash
friend
that
we
in
B.C.
could
go
them
one
better,
either
going
or
coming
I
sent
him
along
the
figures
showing
the
annual
precipitation
ranging
from
around
ten
inches
in
the
dry
belt
to
nearly
one
hundred
inches
up
coast.
REVELSTOKE
is
bear-country.
too,
and
gives
me
the
excuse
to
invade
the
sports
writers'
preserves,
for
once.
After
all,
I
have
noticed
many
of
the
sports
writers
recently
writing
on
the
international
situation
-land
making
a
first
class
job
of
it
tooi.
it
doubtful
that
one
ol
the
S.fiOO
i
The
Welcome
GIFT
ni'Jii
coming
to
Germany
will
be
wearing
those
lew
ribbons
of
1914-18
that
can
mean
so
much.
Time
has
caught
up
with
the
Old
Sweat.
Only
the
old
songs
linger
on.
It
is
strangely
and
perhaps
significantly
true
that
no
new
songs
emerged
in
the
last
war
to
match
or
supplant
the
songs
of
the
first.
1
W
V
is:
ALBUMS
far
as
the
interests
of
the
city
in
this
important
utility
are
concerned.
i
While
the
Northern
British
Columbia
Tower
Co.
has
chosen
to
accept
the
referendum
as
a
vital
issue
in
jconnection
with
its
future
policy,
one
need
have
no!
brief
for
the
power
company
in
deciding
that
it
shmld
be
negatived
at
the
polls.
'"The
power
company,
undoubtedly,
has
its
critics
and
there
may
be
more
or
less
just
grievances
against
the
company.
Yet
to
blindly
vote
it
out
of
business
and
stake
our
future
power
chances
on
an
open
and
unqualified
bid
'to
the
British
Columbia
Power
Commission
might
well
be
a
premature
and
ill-considered
proposition.
Even
if
wo
.-.re
not
altogether
satisfied
with
what
we
have
got,
there
is
no
need
to
recklessly
tie
ourselves
up
to
a
quick
decision
at
this
time,
the
consequences
of
which
we
have
little,
if
any,
capability
of
estimating.
Maybe
the
power
company
has
not
delivered
the
goods
as
effectively
and
as
promptly
on
occasion
as
we
would
have
liked,
but
we
can
think
of
such
things
as
water,
telephones,
streets,
sidewalks
and
other
services
whose
record
may
not
have
been
as
good
even
as
that
of
the
power
company.
We
have
another
week,
fortunately,
to
cogitate
on
the
matter
and
that
will
give
us
the
opportunity
to
look
before
we
leap.
We
are
suggesting
that
it
would
be
well
to
forget
for
the
moment
whether
or
not
we
like
the
power
company,
its
works
arid
its
record,
the
merits
of
which
can
more
effectively
be
judged
when
there
is
a
clearer
issue
on
the
matter.
We
should
remember
that
the
referendum,
if
voted
in
the
affirmative,
would
not
only
be
in
the
nature
of
a
dismissal
to
the
power
company
but
a
definite
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in
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CR'iSUY
Volume
I
and
II.
I..P.
ami
73
H.P.M.
So
here
is
my
two-bits
worth
k
J
Chri.-tma-;
Runt's,
as
to
the
name
of
the
Canadian
football
team
that
B.C.
is
organizing
to
show
all
Canucks
who
DICK
IIAYMES
L.P.
and
78.
ioboaqan
slides
live
east
of
the
Rockies
just
where
is
the
part
of
Canada
where
men
are
men.
DISAPPOINTED
Editor;
Daily
News:
May
I,
through
your
columns,
voice
my
disappointment
in
t.u.e
fact
that
there
were
not
enough
candidates
running
'for
alderman
on
the
full
term
basis
to
necessitate
a
vote.
Election
uy
acclamation
is
fine
if
the
can
"ROBERT
SHAW-(Vi.'mony
of
Carols,
L.I
.,
73
and
45
II
P
M
MARIO
LANZA
Sim's
Merry
Christmas,
73,
irj
and
L
P.
One
suggestion
is
B.C.
Totems,
another
is
B.C.
Tillicums.
My
suggestion
is
B.C.
Bears,
or
BC.
Grizzlies.
After
all,
this
is
the
only
part
of
America
where
we?
really
cio
K.i-
THREE
SUNS
vorites.
78
-Ymir
Christina
and
45.
didates
are
the
best
we
have
in
Prince
Rupert,
but
were
they
?
I
also
cannot
see
the
sense
of
('HIM)RKN
RUDOLPH
THE
RED-NOSED
REINDEER"
FROSTY
THE
SNOWMAN"
"THE
THREE
DWARFS"
THE
LITTLEST
ANGF.L"Lor'.tj
Younge,
LP.
and
78.
"THE
CHRISTMAS
STORY
-Pm
Como.
78
and
45.
DENNIS
DAY
and
MITCHELL
HOY
CHOIR.
78
and
45.
HOUR
OP
CHARM
-Sing
Christmas
Fa
vo-ties.
78
and
45.
FRED
WARINO-Twas
the
Night
Before
Christmas
and
others.
LP.
and
73.
having
four
mayoralty
candid-'
ates
running
in
a
city
this
size.',
Probably
the
winning
candidate
j
will
have
been
elected
by
a
mia-!
ority
and
likely
wouldn't
have
been
elected
at
all
with,
iay.l
1
only
t
one
other
person
runnin?
against
him.
In
the
meantime,!
the
ones
who
lose
may
have
j
made
excellent
aldermen,
but
for
-pig
eons
When
we
put
an
aluminum
root
on
our
KingMon,
Clttt.
plant,
we
knew
it
would
n.ivt
many
alvantuges
(or
the
tv
pie
inside;
but,
frankly,
we
did
not
coiuidcr
the
pigeon
population
outside.
They
landed
on
the
shining
surface
.
,
.
slid
.
.
.
liked
the
M'lisalion
.
.
.
made
il
a
pastime.
Providing
toboggan
slidei
for
pigeons
it
no
pari
ol
our
programme.
Hossever.
ihe
aluminum
roots
whith
now
clot
the
countryside
do
illustrate
the
rapidly
growing
demand
for
aluminum.
To
mate
h
growing
markets
like
this,
we
are
building
new
plants
and
powerhouses
in
Quebec
and
British
()lutnhia.
Aluminum
Company
ol
Canada,
Lid.
(Aican).
have
bears
that
are
not
as
tame
'as
tabby
cats.
And
as
the
idea
In
North
American
football
seems
to
be
to
maul
the
enemy
why
not
exalt
the
master
I
mauler
of
them
all?
I
I
HEARD
a
good
bear
story
last
j
time
I
was
over
in
the
Rockies,
i
H
waa
about
a
professional
bear
i
hunter
who
was
hired
by
two
they
are
lost
to
us
now.
Do
not
think
that
a
pro-
UUIllIUlllllCUl.
LU
tilt
1
UVVCI
VUllllllinlVll,
aUUUl
WllVOC
,
rlu
Amor-i.-a
trt
tVon.
w
you
J
14
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,
,
,
,
.
,
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i'r-"
,
'
i
.
.!
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ficient
'selection'
process
might
anility
to
.serve
us
ami
uie
lemis
ui
wnuse
wivite
.
xne
ur-
not
do
some
good?
I
do
not
pro-
!
hunter
in
turn
wired
for
an
In
AND
MANY
MOKE
CHRISTMAS
SINGLE
RECORDS
A
CROSBY
CHRISTMAS
IJing
Cro.sby
and
Family
-A
single
record.
'3
Speeds
McRAE
BROS.
LTD,
fess
to
know
how
this
'selection'
u-rtnlf
ho
Anna
Kiit
ito
minViM
dian
expert
who
finally
turned
7
i
I:
.,
V.
I
t
t
something
from
larger
I
seven
kids
w
;had
by
all-
bears.
,,
centres
in
this
regard,
-especially
by
the
Tnal
fm,r
aldermen
sh()Uld
.
.
have
been
'acclaimed'
to
office.
T
while
fouf
run
for
Mayor,
seems
'
ANOTHER
distinctive
name
for
incongruous
to
me.
I
It
I
it
we
have
not
the
faintest
idea
at
this
time.
This,
we
suggest,
is
too
serious
a
business
to
be
carried
off
our
feet
without
the
fullest
and
most
careful
consideration.
Even
if
the
company
is
unworthy,
it
is
much
to
be
doubted
if
this
is
the
time
to
tell
the
power
company
it
is
through
and,
further
than
that,
shut
the
door
to
bargaining
with
any
organization
but
one.
Of
course,
it
is
a
rare
question
to
which
there
are
not
two
sides
but,
frankly,
we
have
yet
to
hear
any
very
cogent
or
solid
reasons
to
even
justify
the
presentation
of
this
referendum,
let
alone
to
vote
a
"yes"
answer
thereto.
iea
nt
with
AuntMaihc
h-
ii
ii
t-
w
.
;
II
X
jJ
s-l
Jl
1
II
II
our
B.C.
football
team
might
M,ae
Irom
tne
ta-t
tnat
we
be
"Salmon
Bellies."
But
there
did
not
nominate
more
alder-;
are
two
possible
objections
to
man'c
candidates,
the
general
that.
The
lacrosse
boys
already
public
nad
no
say
whatever
with'
have
a
claim
to
that.
Also,
may-
regards
the
newly
acclaimed
be
more
ladies
have
the
same
aldermeh.
,
objection
as
a
lady
visitor
from
1
tnlnk'
ln
the
above
rega;d
J
Kentucky.
She
had
been
taught
that
lms
election
has
been
most
that
no
lady
ever
said
bslly
so
unf"Junate
and
while
not'
she
asked
her
youngsters
to
call
meanin-g
to
cast
reflections,'
the
lacrosse
team
'Saimon
6od
or
bad,
on
any
of
the
can-1
Stomachs."
didates
fn
this
election,
I
do
feel!
4,
that
we
should
be
more
careful
1
in
the
future.
THE
PEOPLE
In
these
smaller
V.
DYKE
McMILLAN.
1
cities
in
the
west
seem
to
me'
to
have
more
"homey"
fun
than
fraternal
and
political
organi-
1
do
the
folks
in
the
big
cities.
1
nations.
They
make
more
of
their
fun,;
Of
course,
most
of
the
netmlel
Sicriplure
fpaiiage
far
Jodatf
"The
Lord
hath
annointed
me
to
preach
good
tidings."
Isa.
61.1.
rlfin't
Violin
tn
W,..
it
n,.t
t
1
RAILWAY
HUB
v
iiutc
tu
uuy
u.
j3ul
1
jusi
wno
are
in
one
are
in
many.
'1IC,""J
vt.ui..
i.i.ic
uuo
i
sec
now
uiev
eel
Lime
10
Raises
tho
mH
nn
f
rsi
FISHING
SCIENCE
Thousands
of
British
Columbia
salmon
have
been
tagged
and
released
in
the
study
of
spawning
habits
and
migrations.
at
Crewe,
England,
famous
ter-i
do
to
all
the
things
there
are
to
by
General
Dan
Spry
of
the
Bov
minal,
has
1,400
members
mostly!
go
to.
Reveistoke's
population
is
iSconts-
that
is
have
we
to'
7C
and
80
years
old.
i
about
2800
according
to
the!manv
ormnizatlnns
in
r,n,,i.
census.
Yet
there
are
85
(yes,
land
what
about
some
mergers
iRiivj-iivcj
unitri
mi
social
anu
1
in
this
Held.
Vote
os
you
like,
But
VOTE
S
i
.1
-r't
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mm
uouna
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THIS
CHRISTMAS
send
Royal
Bank
Money
Orders.
Ot
them
at
any
branch
of
the
Royal
Bank,
for
as
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M
as
much
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Send
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.
.
and
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Christmas
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solved.
Royal
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Ordrrs
ma
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with
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because
they
can
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and
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gifts
to
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themselves.
Tou
moid
the
rush
and"
bustle
of
shopping.
Just
drop
into
the
nearest
Royal
Bank
branch
and
tell
tM
you
want
to
send
Roy.il
B
ank
Money
Orders
for
Christmas.
They'll
look
after
you.
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BANK
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