To
one
and
all
we
say
A
Happy
New
Year
Mfy
Joy
and
health
And
luck
and
wealth
Line
all
your
paths
Like
radiant
flowers;
Bright
sunshine
cheer
.
All
through
the
year,
And
gladden
all
your-
New
Year
hours.
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Thursday,
Dec.
31,
1936
Another
Year
Gone
Another
year
is
past
with
all
its
joys
and
sorrows
and
at
midnight
tonight
we
enter
upon
a
new
year
with
a
new
set
of
problems,
new
difficulties
to
be
overcome
and,
let
us
hope,
plenty
of
new
joys.
Some
of
us
will
benefit
from
the
experience
of
the
past
and
others
will
not.
Some
will
become
richer
and
some
poorer.
Much
depends
on
our
own
attitude
toward
life.
In
any
event
it
is
up
to
ourselves
what
we
do
with
our
time.
While
we
must
admit
that
some
people
get
the
"breaks
and
others
do
not,
we
must
also
acknowledge
that
in
many
cases
we
are
masters
of
our
own
fate
and
what
we
are
depends
largely
on
what
we
do.
The
past
year
is
gone,
the
year
1937
is
ours
to
do
with
it
as
we
will.
Getting
Ready
to
Call
Halt
Evidently
the
countries
of
Europe
are
getting
ready
to
call
a
halt
in
the
civil
war
in
Spain.
That
country
is
becoming
a
danger
to
the
world
and
should
not
be
allowed
to
carry
on
the
fratricidal
combat
whether
they
wish
to
or
not.
It
is-the
duty
of
the
great
world
powers
to
step
in
and
end
it
all.
The
dream
of
the
world
having
to
police
those
who
misbehave
may
yet
come
true
but
in
a
different
way
from
what
was
expected.
The
powers
may
be
forced
to
act
m
order
to
insure
stability.
It
is
years
ago
that
the
governments
of
Canada
and
breat
Britain
disallowed
cock
fighting.
It
is
illegal
for
the
owners
of
two
respective
birds
to
take
them
out
into
a
pen
or
a
field
:and
let
them
fight
to
a
finish.
How
much
more
reasonable
then
is
it
that
the
countries
surrounding
bul
.fighting-Spam
should
step
in
and
prevent
the
people
of
that
country
killing
each
other.
A
New
Year
and
New
System
.
New
systems
.have
to
be
adopted
in
the
world
as
the
exigencies
of
the
case
demand.
Surely
the
whole
world
knows
by
now
that
a
new
system
is
badly
needed
in
Spain,
Sf,?i
I
ne
?SLwere
con(luere(l
the
civil
war
there
would
be
such
bitterness
follow
that
it
would
take
generations
of
peace
to
allay.
If
an
outside
police
system
were
in
roduced
for
that
country
there
might
be
some
hope
of
establishing
a
settled
government
within
a
reasonable
time.
The
decision
of
Italy
to
take
no
sides
in
the
dispu
e
seems
as
if
the
nations
might
be
getting
together
The
ZTtZe
S
better'
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W0"1(1
be
a
Jew
WORK
IS
STARTED
ON
RINK
v
Joint
Morse
Creek
Project
of
Oyroj
sentative
on
a
special
Joint
com
mittee
with
the
Rotary
Club
on
the
Morse
Creek
skating
rink
de
velopment
project,
that
the
inten
tion
was
to
.start
work
today
pre
paratory
to
providing
a
suitable
sheet
of
ice
there.
The
nlan
that
has
been
agreed
upon
Is
to
repair
and
false
the
dam,
cut
off
the
tops
of
stumps
at
the
present
ice
level
which
will
be
a
couple
of.
feet
un
der
the
surface
when
the
dam
Is
raised,
make
a
suitable
path
and
provide
lighting.
A
shelter
may
also
be
put
in
if
there
are
any
funds
left
from
the
estimate
of
$500.
The
Canadian
National
Railways
and
Northern
British
Columbia
Power
Co.
will
co-operate
in
certain
ways
with
the
project
and
certain
assls
tance
will
also
be
sought
from
the
city.
The
Rotary
Club's
renresentative
on
the
skating
rink
committee
is
J.
J.
Little.
The
ultimate
idea
Is
to
develop
Morse
Creek
as
a
swimmlne
resort
for
the
summer
and
skating
rink
for
winter.
Huge
Crowd
To
See
Big
Game
At
Rose
Bowl
PASADENA,
Dec.
31:
The
crowd
en
record
will
see
the
football
classic
at
the
Pasadena
Rose
Bowl
tomorrow
between
University
of
Washington
Huskies
and
tmsourg
Pirates.
An
extra
3,307
seats
have
been
provided,
making
a
total
of
87,196.
There
Is
a
complete
sell-out.
HOCKEY
SCORES
Pacific
Coast
League
Oakland"
2,
Seattle
2
(overtime).
ESSINGTON
CHRISTMAS
Activities
in
Connection
With
Pierce
United
Church
'Create
Considerable
Interest
PORT
ESSINGTON,
Dec.
31:
There
were
activities
in
conneetior,
with
Pierce
Memorial
Church
during
'Christmas
Week.
These
in-
qluned
special
services
on
Sunday,
both
before
and
after
Christmas
as
well
as
the
customary
season
functions.
All
eveaits
were
well
attended
and
aroused
much
Interest
On
Sunday
a
ssrvlce
of
unusual
inteiest
was
held,
belner
fullv
en-
Joyed
by
a
large
congregation.
Tht
Fcrt
Esslngton
Band
was
in
attendant,
playing
on
their
firk
new
tll'tirUm'SIlt
nnrier
ihn
--
v.
.
V
a
bUl
I
-
ductorship
of
David
S
paid
hie...
I
h
congregation
sang
carols
ana
hymns
and
the
band
played
sev
e-rtil.
Items.
The
naslor.
Rev.
Fmnfc
aiuhlit
J,
was
in
charge
of
the
service
and
gave
a
brief
arldrpic
suitable
to
ths
occasion.
The
legular
Christmas
service
took
place
on
the
Sunday
preceding
Christmas
DlV.
Thnrp
rrr
-
anthems
toy
the
Junior
and
ladles'
choirs.
On
"Wednesday
l:t
n
Christmas
Tree
entertainment
was
held
In
the
church,
an
inteieiting
and
enjoyable
program
being
put
on
by
the
children,
The
final
Itf-m
was
a
tandb
lighting
ceremony
by
fourteen
memhers
nt
tu
v
wail-
adlan
Girls
In
Training
under
the
direction
of
Miss
C.
L.
Clark
R.N
Santa
Claus
was
assisted
in
giving
"UI
,Pf"'a
"
bag
of
candles
and
a
beautifully
wrapped
and
labelled
gift
by
St.
Giles
TJnltvl
nY..u
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vituiv.ll
VJi
Vancouver.
On
Christmas
Eve
enml
Bung
at
-various
points
In
the
vil
lage
Dy
t,ne
choir
of
Pierce
Memorial
Church.
The
young
men
drew
the
church
organ
on
a
sleigh
and
after
a
most
enjoyable
time
for
both
singers
and
listeners,
supper
was
served
at
th
hnm
r
Bolton.
SUDBURY,
Ont,
Dsc.
31:
(CP)
-James
Nloholls,
Orelghton
Mine,
has
increased
his
all-star
Joke
collection
from
500,000
ito
1,000
-000.
He
expects
many
appeals
from
radio
comedians.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
IFRESH
AIR
!
FOR
TRAINS
Ventilation
Equipment
is
Heine
Extended
by
Canadian
National
Ana
notary
Clubs
Getting:
i
MONTREAL,
Dec.
31.
Air
con
tinder
Way
Today
;
dltlonlng
of
passenger
train
equip
The
Gyro
Club
was
advised
yes
terday
by
W.
II.
Tobey,
its
repre
ment
on
Canadian
National
lines
will
be
considerably
extended
be
fore
the
opening
of
the
next
sum
mer
season,
it
was
stated
today
by
officials
of
the
National
system.
With
approximately
one
hundred
and
twenty-five
air
condi
tioned
units
now
in
operation,
in
cluding
Pullman
cars
operating
on
Canadian
National
lines
under
contract,
this
service
has
been
most
popular
with
winter
and
summer
travellers
alike.
All
experiments
with
air
condi
tioning
in
the
United
States
have
been
closely
studied
and
the
best
features
adapted
for
use
in
the
system
installed
on
Canadian
National
cars.
The
result
has
been
that
both
the
travelling
public
and
car
department
officers
have
found
the
equipment
most
satisfactory
In
its
operation.
Air
conditioning
embraces
more
than
simply
cooling
or
heatiiiir
the
air
within
a
car.
The
nrnnpr
Hr-
culation
of
correctly
tempered
air'
is
the
principal
requirement.
The
problem
of
car
builders
has
been
to
provide
the
correct
amount
of
fresh
air
in
proper
condition
as
to
both
temperature
and
humlditv
The
air
conditioning
equipment
in
use
on
Canadian
National
cars
provides
a
plentiful
supply
of
fresh,
filtered
outside
air,
controlling
the
weather
factor
and
maintaining
balanced
comfort
within
the
moving
vehicles.
Fresh
air
from
outside
the
train
is
drawn
into
the
cars
by
powerful
fans,
passing
first
through
a
filter
which
removss
all
dust,
pollen
and
other
impurities.
Then
the
air
parses
over
heating
or
cooling
units,
according
to
the
outside
temperature.
Properly
tempered,
it
Is
then
forced
into
the
car,
replacing
the
used
air
which
Is
driven
by
fans
through
an
exhaust
yent.
Individual
control
of
the
fresh
air
supply,
is
a;
feature
in
Canadian
National"
air
conditioned
sleeping
cars.
Each
berth
arid
room
has
an
individual,,
air
Inlet
which
can
be
operated
by
the
passenger
to
control
the
air
supply
In
such
manner
that
drafts
are
eliminated.
In
club,
lounge
and
observation
cars,
fresh
air
is
distributed
through
the
cars
from
Inlets
in
the
celling.
Some
of
these
duett
are
combined
with
the
lighting
fixtures,
others
are
separate.
Outlets
and
inlets
are
so
arranged
as
to
prevent
drafts
and
provide
an
even
circulation
or
filtered
air
throughout
the
cars.
Winter
And
Summer
The
air
conditioning
equipment
on
Canadian
National
trains
functions
throughout
the
year.
In
summer
it
obviates
stifling
heat
and
dust
within
the
moving
train.
In
winter
it
Is
no
less
beneficial,
providing
an
even
temperature
without
drafts
and
discomfort.
The
warmed,
fresh
air
entering
the
air
conditioning
units
augments
the
floor
heating
system
and
maintains
a
better
balanced
temperature
throughout
long
or
short
Journeys.
Declared
by
many
travellers
to
be
one
of
the
greatest
Improvements
In
train
travel
In
recent
i?ears,
air
conditioning
of
principal
passenger
trains
has
come
to
stay,
so
far
us
the
C.
N.
R.
system
is
concerned,
it
was
stated
today
by
,C.
W.
Johnston,
general
passenger
traffic
manager
of
the
National
system.
Air
conditioning
equipment
Is
being
installed
in
many
units
at
present
in
the
shops
and
the
1937
program
will
see
the
number
of
units
greatly
increased.
WILL
BE
TAKEN
SOLO
STRATFORD.
Ont.,
Dec.
31:
'(CP)
City
council
here
placed
Itself
on
record
as
opposed
to
group
pictures,
one
alderman
claiming
there
were
always
one
or
two
who
"managed
to
spoil"
such
a
picture.
So
the
councillors
uvUl
be
photographed
individually
this
year.
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advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
'British
Columbia
The
Season's
Greetings
Again
Yuletide,
with
its
inspiration
of
good
cheer
is
with
us
the
New
Year
approaches.
We
sin-
W
eerely
extend
to
you
all
our
best
wishes
for
a
$
Merry
Christmas
and
a
Happy,
Prosperous
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or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
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