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morrow,
but
open
December
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Christmas
1951
!
C'NSS
Prince
George
will
arrive
i
as
usual
on
Wednesday,
sailing
;
,-outh
Thursday.
Union
Steamships
and
Cana-
Monday,
December
24,
lfi5I
ClirhlmaS
Sermon
i
Rev.
Fred
Antrobus,
First
Baptist
Church
i
.
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'
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Columbia,
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of
Canadian
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Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
ToniKht
is
Christmas
Eve
and
for
most
people
especially
tlic
Once
again
the
journeying
months
hove
brouoht
d:an
Pacifi;
Steamship
oflices
will
be
cloicd
Christmas
and
Boxing
Day.
Canadian
Pacific
Airlines
offices
will
remain
open
both
days
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association.
us
to
the
Festival
beloved
by
all
a
Festival
whTch
children
tomorrow
morning
3.
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Editor;
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in
its
most
secular
aspects,
"it
never
entirely
loses1
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,
.
the
face?
of
its
sacred
origin.
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not
easv,
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be
admitted,1
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to
relate
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the
ways
of
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mad.!
jtOCtinQ
iCdtUtS
.
perplexing
modem
world
yet:
even
such
a
world
torn
as
it
is
Mode;
n
Christmas
cards
fat-by
distrust,
fear
and
cruel
wrong
..0
Orally
hundreds
of
inter-
;
Christmas
Reflections
the
school
children
vum
c.im?j
c.vic
offifes.
'ith
exception
it)
for
10
days
this
..cx
.on.
jui
utilities,
such
as
Ulepnoni
Following
their
Christinas
.
nd
fire
ricparlmenls,
will
close
concerts
lust
week,
school
ended
doth
days.
Government
offices
(
Friday'
and
resumes
January
7.
;
ils.j
will
be
closed.
Most
business
establisninen's,
'
Council
meeting
scheduled
for
with
few
exceptions,
will
t?
tonr-ht
will
be
postponed
until
:
r-
,.
norurt,
:
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"
A
Mwry
rhriN
'I
hur.sdav
wiii
ui,;ii,
ix
uiiiv
tor
a
uuy,
iu
thf
'on'
"which
fiimp
nnon
thp
pretations
of
the
popular
Nativ-
cl:id
Christmas
Day
and
Box-
ily
theme.
Many
of
these
are
El'
1
Most
organizational
Christmas
!
parlies
had
been
held
by
Satur-
day.
Christmas
morning
and
i
evening
services
will
be
held
at
I
all
city
.diurches
as
advertised
In
this
newspaper.
Some
20
pro-Christmas
parties
for
adults
and
children,
includ-
i
ing;
Thursday
night's
"Over
Sev-i
(
nty"
dinner,
were
held
tlii;
llie
Ihiilv
News
will
mil
publ
sh
on
either
uf
the
two
lays.
li.ink.s
and
financial
houses
will
be
closed
the
two
days.
ts
well
as
all
.stores.
C.madian
National
Telegraph
nlii;(.s
will
be
open
Chrislma.,
Duy
from
8
a
in.
to
3
p.m.
.oi
l
men
of
noodwill.
reproductions
from
the
old
m.i.s-
These
Ihinirs
are
not
a
mere
t?r.
,
while
many
others
have
accident.
That
which
is
distinct-
ot.n
created
especially
for
the
ively
Christian
in
the
Christmas
tMtAmu
sard
indufi.y
Svaam
is
kept
alive,
own
in
these
,,
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..
.,
.
'
,
Thc
Kip.an
days,
because
the
Church
Nat,v"?
lht'mv-
wl"ch
t,:ll7
Ikis
never
al'owed
the
world
to
"rally
lends
itself
to
an
almost
loet
the
wondrous
story
of
Him
'"'"Hess
variety
of
interprotaUoi's
who
"ihoiiRhl
He
was
rich,
yet
an(l-
wealth
of
detail.
Iuiik
has
for
our
sakes
became
poor,
that
been
a
favorite
subject
of
Christ
-we
throtiish
H:s
povvrty
tnicht
''
artists.
Many
of
the
details.
Im-
made
rich."
fiatvd
upon
certain
Bible
texts,
In.m
5:30
p.m.
to
9
p.m.
Regu-
year
in
the
city.
On
Thursday
Iur
hours
are
m
tried
Uoxing
busnn
ss
will
a',ain
resume
un-b.iy.
til
New
Year's
Day
when
ma.t
CN
ticket
office
is
closed
to-
prem
ies
cl'i.e
for
one
day.
v.
....
.;,
r
i
(
liiislmas
stands
f:r
sime-thini;
very
vital
in
all
our
Christian
Ihinkini;,
and
to
in-nore
or
trifle
uitli
its
religious
meaning,
is
lo
lose
ronlacl
with
the
very
heart
of
Christianity,
to
surrender
a
si
run);
hold
nf
the
faith.
Christinas
is
the
lestival
of
the
Oivine
Inrar-nalM
ii
(iod
idf
ntifying
Himself
with
man.
"God
was
in
Christ
rc
(nulling
the
world
unt,
Himself."
have
lo.stered
various
legends
such
as
tliaie
euncerning
the
Magi
which
grew
until
the
Wise
Meiv
were
identified
and
given
kingdoms.
The
Annunciation
is
among
the
..arliest
subjects
represented
in
Christian
art.
antedating
the
Madonna
and
Child
theme
by
several
centuries,
and
it
is
interesting
to
note
that
the
fathers
of
the
Chu.'ch
determined
iv
the
Madonna
should
be
portrayed:
her
dress
and
mantle
are
usually
blue
and
red
If
-
IX
THKSK
critical
and
anxious
times,
with
the
world
torn
ly
if't'i.lwical
conflict
and
even
the
;
baic
principles
of
our
Christian
fa'th
chaUemed
'
both
externally
and
internally,
it
may
he
difficult
to
settle
down
to
the.
true
and
happy
spirit
of
the
season,
even
though
it
may
lie
more
important
than
ever
that
we
should
do
so.
Peace
and
goodwill
are
the
prime
principles
of
Christmas
as
prescribed
from
the
first
observant";
'
of
the
ai'eat
festival
but
how
tenuous
today
do
we
find
our
p"isp
Uj.i
n
tfii-se
so
,c
i
c-aily
to
be
desireil
attributes!
However,
if
we
despair,
we
shall
be
lost,
1
so
why
despair?
That
is
the
last
thino-
we
should
do.
Who
can
deny
that
the
world
and
its
jK'opk'
today
lack
a
real
appreciation
of
the
Christian
'
principles
and
need
a
new
acceptance
of
the
thim;s
that
are
good
and
rifcht.
just
and
fair,
the
things
;
1
;
that
keep
us
within
bounds
man
between
man,
livintv
,
in
consideration
and
respect
of
the
rijrhts
and
priv-,
ile.e;es
of
others
instead
of
in
the
mundane
hiatus
of
'
personal
edification
and
ivirratidizemont,
pleasure
and
acquisition
?
.
;
Alas,
we
have
been
crowding
Christ
out
of
Christmas
by
our
materialism,
our
commercialization,
the
pivino-
and
receiving
of
gifts
and
the
feasting.
Too
forgetful
have
we
been
of
the
verities
and
:
virtues
of
the
Christian
faith
of
which
this
Christ-;
iyas
Day
is
the
festival,
given
over,
we
think,
too
;jiiuc.rf,
especially
of
more
recent
years,
to
thoughts
."And
acts
other
than
those
of
the
original
inspiration.
'
In
our
pre-Christmas
reading,
we
have
run
rtteross
some
thoughts
entitled
Christmas
and
Light.
We
consider
them
worthy
of
repetition
in
this
our
;
Christmas
editorial
and
recommend
t
hem
to
the
J
consideration
of
our
readers:
f
CHRISTMAS
tfl
These
words
contain
the
core
r
f
4i
.
il
k&'
i
urn
!
of
our
faith
and,
in
the
presence
of
such
a
conception,
the
rev-ci.nt
believer
is
silent.
He
can
but
wo!
ship.
No
mere
words
can
(1
explain
this
central
truth.
No
arguments
can
prove
it
to
those
,
who
are
unwilling
or
unable
to!
.
believe.
This
great
truth
was
V
hidden
for
generations
before
i1
the
Advent
of
the
Saviour;
hid-
A
(Ira
still
from
those,
whose
eyes
"n
a'e
blinded
by
the
god
of
this
(j
world
but
open
for
all
who
,
Wwtild
know
and
obey.
;
IT
Bthind
all
our
Christmas
glad-
!
Si
nes."
thercfoie.
whether
we
are
ft
conscious
of
it
or
not,
lios
lliis
'V
trtmendous
idea:
-The
Word
:
efj
From
all
of
ist,
lo
all
our
friend
TI
Hi
greeting
ig
cxlomled...
For
a
very
Merry
Cliriulnu
And
a
New
Year
dial
't$
splendid.
J
IP
i
fl
.
.
i
T
Overwaiiea
L!d.
10.
wish
our
manu
s
In
tunc
with
the
times,
with
the
carols
and
chimes,
we
add
our
wish
for
your
merry
Christmas.
;";
t
.
.
friend
volume
of
good
cheer
and
contentment
throughout
ije
us
Christ
i
became
flesh
and
dv.elt
among
us."
He
came
down
t
meet
us
where
we
are,
and
draw
us
into
His
fellowship
by
which
we
b.come
a
New
Creation.
Se,
it
cannot
be
too
definitely
stated
that
Christmas
stands
for.
RANCF
HARDY
t()
the
Christina
Season
'''
a
wlt
a
thc
coming
Tlew
r.
A.
NacKenzie
Furnfee
V
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n'ac?
tc
buy-ovr
a
quarter
'if
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c?nlui"
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Phone
oS
a
ic'igion
that
is,
not
fir,st
a
creed,
a.
ritual,
an
ethical
idea,
or
a
social
program.
For
the
real
heart
of
the
Christmas
Gospel,
is
the
announcement,
that
in
Jesus,
God
entered
our
human
life,
that
God
is
accessible
to
us.
Me
dwells
among
those
who
believe
in
Him.
bo,
the
heart
of
our
Christianity,
is
not
good
advice,
but
good
news,
thai
Ood
is
Love,
that
sin
can
be
forgiven,
that
the
power
of
'vii
can
be
broken,
and
that
man,
even
when
he
is
old,
can
begin
a
new
life
all
these
things
are
true,
because
"unto
yot-
was
born
in
Bethlehem,
a
Suv.our,
Who
is
Christ
the
Lord."
i
In
pautiy
duiitfons
wln-re
the
door.;
ot
vice
are
open,
j
where
teniptatinr
,
lure
and
be.-kon,
where
demon
valtur.
s
i
thrive
on
thc
tlvtailution
ot
others,
where
liuman
le'.pards
i
fatten
on
the
btl.es
and
mhiIs
of
their
fellowmen
Let
there
;",
.
oe
li'jht!
i
.
Wnere
the
cloom
of
ignorance
and
fear
rests
like
a
black
t
cloud
over
the
eilaved
minds
and
souls
of
blinded
men
'
where
tmwh
viciuus
statecraft
and
sable
priestcraft
the
J
Kinoke-ssrcen
of
superstition
floats
continually
over
the
i
,
l.ubi;at:or,s
of
.sou"
made
in
the
intake
of
God.
where
truth
i
hidden
or
clashed
or
perverted
by
ruiers
of
states
for
their
c-n
a
.'.".ranUi:
tment
Let
there
be
light!
Wnere
poverty
hovers
with
darkened
wings
and
children
i.
rrv
r;r
bread,
where
voutii
grows
old
before
its
time,
and
I
fad.
wen
faces
have
forgotten
how
to
smiie.
where
disease
,
Wve
babies
bltsidt
d,
paralyzed
and
deformed
-Let
there
be
ji.'ht!
J
In
a
world
where
madmen
and
warmoncers
have
wrought
i
destruction
an-l
(.ej'h
on
innocent
millions,
where
helpless
t
vn-lnns
have
bei
n
enslaved
and
tortuied
and
burned,
where
;
a
million
homelyss
orphans
drift
iver
bleak
plaias
and
,,..
,
nir-uiih
black
lorests
like
chaff
before
the
shiftin
winds
.
.
i
Let
there
be
!:;;:it!
'
'
'
Come,
Thou
Child
of
Bethlehem:
come,
Thou
Light
of
!
ihp
World;
dwell
in
humble
hearts
and
lowly
homes
this
,
,
Cnr.stma
tide.
Then
will
the
shadows
disappear.
The
gloom
-
-iU
fl'(le
away,
tin-
beacon
fires
of
Love
and
Joy
and
Peace
1
will
f.uide
muakiini
to
a
nuoler
and
kindlier
ae,
and
the
!
.
..Chii
t
will
ier;n
ln-v-r
and
ever,
Lord
of
Lord
and
King
,
or
Kin-is.
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V
f
,-
i.
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mm
itt"
t
'.'t
;-
:
;
citb.'
fi'ffviftifft
rtet'ii
To
our
many
friends,
whose
Kood
will
and
loyalty
have
contributed
so
much
to
the
CHRISTMAS
I
pleasure
of
every
(lay
business,
we
send
these
sincere
greetings
for
happiness
this
Christmas
and
prosperity
for
sincere
s
RUPERT
RADIO
the
coming
year.
tfn
-
SaS'!sta
Bob
Parker
Limited
I
(III
II
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MONAIKIl
IIIMIItS
Ckiidma;
at
heme..
Xt
i
our
iineere
liope
lliat
llii
-
Cliriflma
will
!ini
you
lurroundrrl
''
.
f
by
family,
friend
and
all
those
"
'
you
love...
enjoy
Infi
lie
full
r
,
wcrmtli
of
the
tpirlt
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v
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t
A
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''
Vl!
of
llii.
happy
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tofliS
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:vr?I?.cS'.;'.
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&
ANDERSON
LTD.
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:
ik
ik
(
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W
with
you
of
thi
good
cheer
end
pleatore
that
Chritmo
Day
cai
brina.
S
V
li1'
-
;
'
.
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t
I
sincere
appreciation
of
our
pleasant
relationship
through
the
past
year
...we
extend
a
wish
to
you,
our
patrons,
for
a
Merry
Christmas
and
a
Happy
New
Year!
And
may
the
New
Year
bring
to
you
a
full
measure
of
prosperity
and
happiness.
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Printers
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