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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
I
Friday,
December
21,
1951
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SHVUNTV
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Continued
from
page
3
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LAST-MINUTE
Christianity
Democratic
Mrs.
John
Vlereck
being
chosen
y
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..
......
IJ
E1
llfi;
sey,
vice-presiden
CHRISTMAS
SHOPPNG
short
time
was
f
-Jt.
f,u
.
Loca
Among
the
ear
a
who
spoke
for
a
n
i
Christmas
Spir.t
Progressive
Anil
I'nlimited
The
Christmas
spirit
is
the
d
PERSONAL
i
J
V:3-
...
I
nu.
Gondii.
f.COltcr
Witon
Ru3J'
27'
185
Mrs.
Anderson,
whose
husband,
the
late
P.
W.
Anderson,
was
a
contractor
here.
It
was
not
until
early
in
the
J",
evening
that
the
-assembly,
y
which
gathered
at
2:30,
finally
jj
broke
up.
5"
The
number
of
old
timers
and
friends
who
were
present
total-
y
ied
70,
"
"5
Mr.
Stephens,
in
the
course
of
the
proceedings,
thanked
Ki-v.
Nodi
Tavlor
of
Masset.
after
i
Caot.
and
Mrs.
A.
F.
Davidson
'"lclu""t'1
w
uemucracy.
w
is
pending
a
few
days
in
the
city,
and
son
left
on
today
s
plane
'
tn
sp
"t
of
progress
and
has
s
returning
by
the
Chilcotin
to-
for
Victoria
to
spend
Christmas
;
no
hmltations.
light
fothi?
home
on
the
Queen
and
New
Year
holidays.
j
Bishop
J.
B.
Gibson
held
this
".hariotle
Wands.
I
theme
in
addressing
a
Rotary
:
.
!
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Adkins,
who
lunch"
meet-In
yesterday
as
Hay
Liiidner,
serving
with
the
have
been
visiting
in
the
city,
".f11
,
on
ths
spirit
with
Wiiton
Ruq.
36x63
2'S
Beth
MaC.
27
51
rf
T.-.kiJC
ai..
x
-S0
G.
Sieber
for
his
courtesy
in
5
Jui;nrc
Ponwt
i
.
J,,u
4
Mnadian
army
at
Churchill
on
are
returning
tonight
by
the
"""-
ludson
day.
arrived
in
the
city
Chilcotin
for
their
home
at
Mas-,
to
make
waV
Peace
011
eartn-
luring
the
week
-and
is
sailing
set.
i
"The
world
is
a
series
of
eou-i
unidit
'
on
the
Chilcotin
to
I
tradictlons
of
joy
and
sorrow,!
'
"
'
"w,cH'u,
irom
4,.
permuting
rmitting
use
use
oi
of
the
me
church
cnurcn
J
Kcsr"iorc
and
Soring-hlled
MaHrcsscs
35
qq
-
pend
Christmas
and
New
Year
F.
A.
Genin,
engineer
for
Auto-
j
happiness
and
pain,
peace
and!
hall.
The
pastor,
who
had
pronounced
grace,
assured
the
,club
that
they
would
be
wtk-ome
again
next
year.
5-r
srs.
uilidaya.-al
Masset
with
his
par-
nts.
ilr.
and
Mrs.
Kurt
Lindner,
jj
A.
MacKenzie
Furniture
Ltd
...
...,
'A
boikI
nlace
to
buv
m
-
a
:!
!
niauc
tiecuic,
wuu
is
m
jiiviiig
a
war.
ine
oeast
is
snaring
tne
survey
of
the
local
telephone
;
stall
with
the
Babe
in
these
'
system,
left
by
today's
plane
fori
times
we
look
onto
the
Christ-Vancouver
enroute
to
Chicago
mas
spirit
for
peace."
I
At
Christmas
time,
differences
On
the
$280
per
capita
taxation
collected,
by
Ottawa
tlii.s
year.
$110
is
for
defense
spending
and
1
10
for
other
purposes.
to
spend
the
(,
nr..-;'
mas
holiday
season
at
his
home.
Lo;-i
shocl
pupils
sailing
to-iiglv.tn
the
Chilcot.n
for
their
lomcj,
on
Uie
Queen
Charlotte
?
3:7
IU.I
.4
vviitie
,
'
Phone
115
are
forgotten,
and
friends
of
long
ago
are
remembered
all
over
the
world
by
a
simple
greet-
.
Island
to
spend
the
Christmas
O.
Stout
of
Port
Clemt.its,
af-
ind
5(,w
Year
holidays
include
ter
a
brief
visit
to
the
city,
is
ing
card.
This
also
indicated
the
.vl
ssc.
Andrea
Stout
and
Anna
sailing
on
the
Chilcotin
tonight
;l
iwai
for
Port
Clements
How-
for
his
home.
Accompanying
him
"frit
.
f
fri
the
Chrtetmw
Christmas
ird
Lindsay.
May
Lindsay,
Irene
is
his
daughter,
Andrea,
who
at-
njL
.a
orfi
I
.illd.-
M.irilvn
Mnrinep
anH
t.BnH
.hnAl
h
anH
ic
oninv
.
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cou
W.
F.
Bar-
7,,..'
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n."
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,
'
':
letter
from
Primate
home
for
vacation.
SEAWAY
NEARH
REALITY
T
he
St.
Lawrence
Sc'away
and
Power
Project
moved
a
step
nearer
reality
during
1951
with
decision
by
the
Canadian
government
to
proceed
with
construction
without
nid
of
the
United
S'.ai.
s.
Lcsfclutlon
wu
pcd
by
Parliament
and
a
power
agreement
was
signed
with
Ontario.
Hero
Piime
Minister
St.
Lament,
right,
and
Premier
Frost
of
Ontari:
sign
the
agreen.
T.t
while
Kobe
t
Saunders,
chairman
of
the
Ontario
Hydrj
Commission,
looks
on.
iCP
PHOTOi
T-
i
V
W
H
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K
.
lit"
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Fl
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Ill
I
HUH
Wirm
FOR
foot,
relating
recent
experiences
in
Korea
when
he
visited
Canadian
troops.
The
Primate
called
Korea
a
place
of
more
misery
Some
of
the
mony
useful
gifts
on
display
in
the
store
are:
9
QVIC
CENTRE
AUDITORIUM
'than
was
ever
seen
in
history.
'
5?
He
saw
it
as
a
place
of
hunger,
f
poverty,
filth
and
dearth,
but
wherever
one
iw
a
Canadian
j
Jj
soldier,
one
also
saw
a
crowd
,
of
hungry
children
waiting
for
3
something
to
eat.
j
A
And
they
got
it,
too.
Canadian
;
soldiers
saved
up
their
own
ra-
;'
tions
to
give
to
the
starving
:
Koreans.
!
'j
"That
also
Is
the
spirit
born
!
lAr
Bedroom
Slippers
Ar
Outstanding
Values
9
p.m.
Sunday,
December
23
Public
Invited
in
Luggage
1:
'
v
i
u
of
Christmas
"
said
Bishop
Gib-
I
..s.i.i..
?.i.i.j.j.5..;...s,
ii
xuMMXiikti,(
son
He
jjpjj
all
Rotarians
to'
attend
at
least
one
Christmas
church
service
of
their
own
de-
'
nomination.
!
If
FOR
THE
FESTIVE
SEASON
5
Ladies'
Hosiery
IT
iir
Ladies'
Handbags
I
ic
Men's
Socks
For
quick,
convenient
buying
see
FASHION
FOOTWEAR
TAKE
a
gift
of
cash
is
always
welcome-give
Royal
Bank
Money
Orders
Available
in
any
amount
of
oil
branches.
THE
ROYAL
BANK
OF
CANADA
'rjt
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Eli
Bridden.
at-
i
ter
a
visit
to
the
city,
are
sailing
j
tonight
by
the
Chilcotin
on
their
J
return
to
their
home
at
Masset.
I
Don
Prevost
arrived
yesterday
by
plane
to
spend
the
Christmas
i
season
with
his
mother,
Mrs.
W.
McKinnley.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Norman
Hay-
j
wood
and
child
left
by
air
today
i
for
Vancouver
to
spend
the.
Christmas
and
New
Year
holi-j
day
.season
visiting
in
Vancou-;
"
ver.
j
FOR
GRANTED
FASHION
FOOTWEAR
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"May
the
true
spirit
or
Christmas
always
DWELL
IN
THE
HEARTS
OF
MEN
OF
ALL
NATIONS
'.
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office
and
plant
w;l
K3
closed
from
December
2
4
to
January
2
fo-
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Down
through
(lie
years',
Christmas
in
Canada
has
aiways
been
a
time
of
family
rc-unions,
a
time
of
goodwill,
a
time
of
rejoicing.
As
we
celebrate
f.hristmas
this
year,
the
great
family
of
United
Nations
is
gathered
arouud
the
conference
table
to
reach
a
goal
of
world
understanding.
It
is
our
fervent
hope
that
the
spirit
of
our
Canadian
Christmas
the
spirit
of
peace
and
goodwill,
will
prevail.
With
this
in
their
hearts,
nations
and
peoples
will
resolve
their
differences
and,
once
again,
rejoice
in
"puce
on
earth,
goodwill
toward
men".
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or
Dy
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Govci'iiiiienl
of
Canada.
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advertisement
is
nut
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
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