Prince
Rupert
Daity
News
1
1
Monday,
December
It.
1951
imct-5
Loca
a
n
d
Ji
A
ilhfttiel
fiince
Rupert
Jack
Caron
and
Red
Bell,
city;
J
McArthur,
Port
Edward;
Mrs.
tA.
L.
Ytreberg
and
son,
Victoria;
Burton
Hunter
Sand-pit;
Eleanor
Cardiff,
Edmonton.
PERSONA!
To
date
contributions
total
$2300
which
is
an
even
better
response
than
last
year's
figure
at
this
time.
The
sea!
sale
for
this
area
in
sponsored
by
the
Soroptimist
Club
of
Prince
Rupert.
The
committee
has
set
as
its,
objective
Christmas
Seal
Sale
Gratifying
The
fine
response
of
the
peo-ms
nf
the
Prince
Ruoert-Hazel-
x
i
11
IU
j
,
walla"'.
Stewart
logging
'r,t0,
was
a
passenger
aboard
cmosun
yesterday
returning
Jarvis
H.
McLeod
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Camosun
yesterday
afternoon
from
a
t.rln
to
Sjiifllutd
,.h
afiiT
a
trip
to
Vancouver.!
Vancouver,
Observance
Js
JUJJL
reOOGs
Those
present
at
the
Ovef
70
Club
banquet
in
the
United
Church
HU1
last
Thursday
in-eluded
Ben
Johnson,"
Mr,
t.
GonflseH,
T.
T.
Jarhiewi,
Alexander
M'cfntyre,
Jack
Wells,
A.
M.
Bertrand,
Mrs.
Jeanie
Mc-Arthur,
Axel
Olsen,
Eric
Heil-rrrsn,
Mrs.
Beatrice
ftillin,
'Hugh
Kiliin,
Mrs.
F.
H.
Moorehoiise,
Fraser
left
by
air
to
ton
area
to
the
saie
oi
inrwim'
for
tnis
year
a
sum
ui
Seals
clearly
shows
that
they
(
as
the
campaign
does
not
close
realize
the
need
of
constant
until
the
end
of
February,
the
vigilance
In
the
battle
against
committee
has
every
hpe
of
tuberculosis.'
!
achieving
its
goal-
-,
'
.
Peter
Good
arrived
In
the
city
on
the
Camosun
vestfrnm
nfior.
Quality
Snop,
Fulton
Street,
f.n
snetid
a
holiday
in
Van
;,r.
Mvs.
will
be
closed
Christmas
and
Boxing
Day.
(ltd
Fraser
and
child;
noon
from
Vancouver
to
spend
the
Christmas
and
New
Year
;,
t
week,
th.
list
of
officers
Prince
Rupert
people
are
not
forgetting
the:
spiritual
observance
of
Christmas
the
anniversary!
elected,
uaya'
Mi's.
Maude
Vicrerlt
A.
Ordahl,!
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
Wilkinson,
Mrs.
:
'the
"Over
Seventy"
banquet!
A.
L.
Bell,
local
chartered
ac-.ri!iv
evening,
the
name
or
countant,
returned
totheeitvnn
I!
t'V
n
i-
i
i,
t
i
j
r.
,.
.
K.
uiCKens,
Mrs.
u.
nouuer,
mis.
of
Christ
s
birth
and
the
keynote
o'
the
festive
sea-iC
Smltn
Mr,
E.
Hoimes,
mm.
WANTED:
A
motor
vessel
for
charting
purpose.,
with
accommodfttlon
w
son
that
culminates
tomorrow.
nBBnic
a
nM-k
omcers.
!
Engineers,
iw
rvrti.i"6.-.
tanks
lor
chart
room,
deck
space
for
lifeboats
and
two
small
boats.
v,
ST,rinrnnn
-.
2000
miles,
"--
IM'er
Wl
ndlaro
and
,
p
W
Anderson
as
secretary,
the
Camosun
yesterday
after-)Ud
have
been
included.
j
noon
from
a
brief
business
trip
.
Uo
Bella
Bella.
jfPly
Moore
and
Dr.
Duncan
i
'-it
more
are
back
in
the
cityj
Gordon
Calderwood
is
home
'u,
Trail
where
they
went
to
from
his
studies
at
the
University
OI
iresn
waver.
eU
.".,.
Brl
f
,
h.
Annual
Old
Sweats
Pre-Christmas
party
in
the
Legion
Auditorium
on
December
24
at
8:30
p.m.
'
300cl
The
recent
drawing
by
the
Women's
Auxiliary
U.F.A.W.U.
winners
Were
G.
D.
McLeod,
No.
41ft;
Sam
Gurel,
No.
572;
W.
Le
Hurray,
No.
633.
ltc
4
NOTft
fc
Special
holiday
srasort
gas
pnmfl
service
hnrs:
Christmas
Day
i
p.m.
tn
4
p.m.
fcnxln;
Day
10
a.m.
to
5
p.m.
Netf
Year's
Day
2
p.m.
to
4
p.nt
Rupert
Motors
tt.
1300c)
69
ye
V
X
lfllll
suitable
ground
tackle,
construction
to
int.
"4.
-.
VCiambia
Columbia
of
Steamship
Inspection
for
coastwise
operation
tn
British
waters.
Submit
full
details
of
boat
offered
for
sale
In
m,.Xc'l
Purchasing
Agent.
Mines
and
dressed
to:
Departmental
Surveys
Department.
Ottawa.
Ontario.
.Closing
date
of
tendir
J"
ori
hi
end
a
nmiert
-ntc
ui
ncu
Bimrui
nuusn
toiumoia
to
spend
the
.
,...J
llinln.
1,
Onulf.
R.
McCook,
Mrs.
G.
Ferguson,
Mrs.
Franlt
Hoeft,
Frank
Heft,
!
John
Bremner,
John
Bulger,
Mr.
'
Ellsworth,
J.
J.
Oulley,
Mrs.
Geo.
B.
Casey,
John
Currie
Geo.
B.
Casey,
H.
F.
Glassey,
Mrs.
Har-bert
F.
Olassey,
Mrs.
W.
A.'
Timms,
Mrs.
P.
W.
Anderson,'
Mrs.
W.
Hall,
Mtes
E.
M.
Parker,
Mrs.
R.
H.
Smeeton,
Mrs.
P.
Montchal,
Peter
Montchal,
W.
J.
Raymond,
M.
J.
Simpson,
Mrs.
Alice
A.
Watson,
Mrs.
Margaret
Hedstrom
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
O.
Lundqulst,
Mrs.
M:rthilda
Holm,
;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
W.
Webster,
cnristmas
and
New
Year
holiday
.
...
season
with
his
parenu,
Capt.
and
Mrs.
Harry
Calderwood.
i
Crowded
congregations
mark-I
M
practically
all
se-vieej
morn-1
In
and
evening
yesterc'ay
In
the
i
various
churches.
I
Never
were
the
cfiurehes
more
'
betntif
ully
adorned
hi
keeping
I
with
the
tlwrne
6f
Christmas,
j
Pastors
delivered
Inspiring
sei1-Imons,
emphasizing
the
need
at
'
this
time,
seemingly
more
than
ever
before
in
the
wovld'3
history,
!
of
a
return
to
acceptance
and
practice
of
Christian
fundamen-
10,
I
Douglas
MeGreish
returned
to
the
city
on
tha
Camosun
yester
alTiec
ill
COIl-SUIllUiw
'
O
2
CO,
Miss
Mary
Strachan
arriwd
in
city
on
the
Camosun
yester-,
afternoon
from
her
nurses'
xing
studies
at
Royal
Jubilee
ipital,
Victoria,
to
spend
the
1(javs
vulh
liol
pal'fcliU,
Mi.
4
Mrs.
Robert
Strachan.
day
afternoon
from
Vancouver.
Mrs.
C.
K.
Tyreberg
returnecf
to
the
city
on
the
Camosun
yesterday
from
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
Mr.
anit
Mrs.
Henry
Wilkinson
C
elebrate
Anniversary
Christmas
Da
1
tar
of
peace
and
goodwill
themselves
Alex
Mclntyre,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Choirs
acquitted
I
AVNOt
Nf
ftvMvf
fRAsrit
i
St
PAY.VE
wish
to
afmounte
that
'
Iheir
store
will
adhere
to
regular
business
hours
durin;
the
1
Christmas
shopping
season.
The
i
sfajn
has
nceri
a"
busy
one
and,
i
o
Bfhensen
sailed
by
the;
David
Krlstmanson
arrived
in
ennstmas
uny
ana
ine
ais-
,,,:
,
(V,
,,,
in
r,t
J.
Glllis,
R.
J.
Mcuonairi,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
G.
Smith,
William
MacKenzie,
M.
Macltod.
mosun
last
evening
on
his
re-(the
city
on
the
Camosun
yester-n
to
his
home
at
Stewart
after
j
day
afternoon
from
his
studies
HttRC
a
few
days
here
to
re-I
at
University
of
British
Columbia
:v(,
medical
treatment.
Mr.
:
to
spend
the
Christmas
holidays
it
Mrs
Behensen
are
planning
with
his
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
tinctmn
of
being
married
more
,
approprote
to
the
season,
years
than
anyone
e
se
in
P-ince
,
Jn
80me
q
the
chwcheg
Sim
Rupert
corrs
Mmultanrouly
to
d
g,
sess)ons
vere
merged
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Henry
Wilkinson
vi(
mornll
,
SPrvlces
to
permit
who
live
with
their
daughter
and
'
f
f
t
..nBPthpra
t.o
-
'
"
-
;
'
-;
i
?
I
in
fairnest
to
the
staff,
who
have
John
Vtfesch
returned
to
the
been
woiking
haid
to
jrivc
serv-
j
city
on
the
Camosun
yesterday
:
ice
to
the
public,
our
regular
1
afternoon
from
University
of
hturs
will
apply,
9
a.m.
to
6
p
m.
I
5
fr.'
'
-
-t
-
early
trip
to'Vaneouver.
.
jDan
Krlstmanson,
!
son-in-law,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
D.
.,
,
,
!
,
.
!
McAra,
659
Eigth
Avenue
East.
Miss
Claire
Tribble,
who
is
at-l
Kenneth
Black,
son
of
Mr.
and
i
They
will
have
been
married
,w
Croft
on
House
School
at
Mrs.
Thomas
B.
Black
arrived
en
.,..o
.
,
iin!
hear
and
reflect
uoon
the
messages
of
the
season.
Some
of
the
churches
will
be
British
Columbia
in
Vancouver,
Friday.
SaturJay
snu
.Monaay
in
snenrl
thv
Christmas
holidavs
(Christmas
Eve).
KKASKR
&
1300c)
at
his
home
here.
'
PAYNE.
u:is
n
nassencer
nome
on
tnp
camosun
vpstirri:iv
....j
i
u...-
c.
noiaine
jlding
L-nnsmias
Christmas
Eve
ce
a
"u
lr.couver
Christmas
morning
services
in-
auernoon
irom
nis
studies
atiant
vocational
school
in
Vancouver
The
couple
came
to
Vancouver
to
spe.ifl
the
Chrhtmas
and
New
ln
1909
where
Mr.
Wilkinson
Year
holiday
season
with
his
wrvo
f,,r
ispverni
vpnr
for
the
oard
the
Camosun
last
even-j.
lire
north
to
Alice
Arm
to
r,d
the
Christmas
holidays
-d
hp-
parents.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E
Tribble.
nunciation
with
its
midnight
mass
and
carol
singing,
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral
and
the
Salvation
Army.
parents.
CLOSED
Christmas
and
Boxing
Day
Y
.J-tajijytj
i
1
A
mas
Allan
HarlwlR,
studying
at
the!
uvtrsity
of
Wafhlngton
in.'!
attic,
arrived
home
on
the
lrfiosun
yesterday
a"fternoon
to
'Mi
1
lie
Christmas
and
New,
ir
holiday
.
season
here
With
!
tiHHnt.s.
Mr.,
and
Mrs.
E.
L.i
OPE
fc
-
-
spirits,
even
though
doctors
told
him
30
years
ago
he
might
die
any
time
from
a
heart
condition.
He
smiles
at
that
verdict
now
but
says
he's
bcn
sparing
himself
and
considers
himself
lucky,
j
The
anniversary
and
Christmas
Day
will
be
celebrated
by
a
family
gathering.
city,
later
going
into
business
as
a
merchant.
He
is
90;
Mrs.
Wilkinson
is
89.
From
Vancouver
the
Wilkinsons
left
for
Edmonton
where
they
resided
23
years.
They
like
Prince
Rupert,
arriving
here
five
yers
ago
but
miss
their
friends
and
relatives
In
the
Alberta
city.
Of
five
children,
Mrs.
MtAra
ir
the
only
rne
living.
Tht
are
five
grandchildren
and
'
five
great-grandchildren.
Mr.
Wilkinson
still
walks
downtown
and
back
and
Is
in
good
New
Year's
Day
...
2
p.m.
-
9
p.m.
CIVIC
CENTRE
DINING
ROOM
ifiivii;
Hundreds
of
Prince
Rupert
People
I'nite
in
Celebration
Of
Holy
Season
The
Misses
Jean
and
Mary
AS
a:
lived
home
on
the
irr.usun
yesterday
afternoon
th.,ir
.IttrUtte
at
IhA
Tlnlver-
annual
Prince
Rupert's
six
...':..
ui-
j
community
carol
sing
drew
or
more
people
the
.
.e
Chri.Mn.as
and
New
Year
muvi,
uh
their
parents,
Mr.
1
'
Mrs
W.
R.
McAfee.
lvit.
valine
auuiioiiunt
oiuninj
night
to
join
with
fervor
and
enthusiasm
in
the
time-honored
Teachers
Shuffled
!;v
Alli
en
Gibson
arrived
In
and
well
loved
Christmas
hymns,
f
rity
on
the
Camosun
yester-
Young
and
old.
people
of
all
:v
afternoon
from
Courtenay,
denominations,
united
in
season-iiin.tiver
Island,
where
she
is
ai
friendliness
under
the
genial
mlkI
in
home
economics
leadership
of
F.
E.
Anfield
to
4rl.n1.
to
pend
the
Christmas
raie
their
voices
In
a
harmonics
it
New
Year
holiday
season
afer-church
prelude
to
the
Yule-
let
us
tarry
the
boll
on
your
heating
oil
Three
transfers
and
two
va
h
Bishop
and
Mrs.
J.
B.
Oib-i
tide
season.
It
was
an
occasion
;
cancies
of
teaching
positions
tnj
Tndian
schools
of
the
area
are
:
'iSS
U
JteZT
1
As
we
enter
into
Of
obvious
happiness
to
all.
"
'
To
ALL
OUR
FRIENDS
A
JOYOUS
CHRISTMAS
SEASON
AND
A
HAPPY
NEW
YEAR
from
EATON'S
wnMeStTndard'Kurnane
'"I
VlVl'wX'
1
'
'
the
gladness
of
this
I
the
re-.ult
of
departmental
shuffling.
Indian
Superintendent
F.
:
irmfin
and
Henry
Martinu-i
ti
arr.Ved
in
the
city
by
plane
itTliuisday
from
their
studies
tl;e
University
of
British
Co-
i
t.
Anfield
said
today.
Cordon
F
-ost
and
Miss
Christine
Jackson,
Kitkatla
school
teachers,
are
transterred
to
Port
Choirs
of
various
city
churches
were
represented
in
the
massed
;
vocal
group
on
the
platform
and
!
the
Prince
Rupert
Symphony'
Orchestra
provided
Instrumental
accompaniment.
Peter
Lien
was
orchestra
and
choir
director.
1
Uil
or
Hlanclnrd
.stove
l)il.
.jr
KyVVSW
?.
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.
.
'
Prompt
Service
,
iVM
'
'
happiest
day
of
the
year,
I
,
Metered
Delivery
(,
TjIK
AL"'ilF7
....
.
,
.
'
'
Automatic
Refill
,
IK
f
1
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W"
W
N.
K.
YOUNG
.'
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1
UUA.A,'.
I
Simpson.
Mrs.
Mat-tern,
moves;
n:b:u
m
Vancouver
to
spend,
.ChiUim:w
wagon
with
their
Twit.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
M.j
ar.mitsf'ii,
Graham
Avenue,'
m
view.
OTP
Heating
Ol
Distributor
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PHONE
674
't
ji"n
-
birth
of
Christ.
f
from
Skidegate
to
K-itKatia;
where
a
vacancy
remains
for
a
junior
room
teacher.
Another
vacancy
exists
at
Metlakatla,
following'
fc'-t
recent
resignation
there
of
t?
"M-Intosh.
'
Yjll
Merry
Christmas
and
a
X
n.n
WSm&Yff)!'
I
'
Happy
New
Year
to
all.
"I
y,,
I
t
V
JSt
I
1
I
I
lishop
Talks
iTo
Child
ren
i
'K-.,.
jr.
BILL
-
WALTER.
J
Try
Daily
News
Want
Ads
To
open
the
program,
the
orchestra
offered
an
appropriate
overture
"Beneath
the
Holly,"
a
medley
of
Christmas
airs.
The
choir
sang
two
selections
the
anthem
"Glory
to
the
Lord"
tHantivll
and
"Lo,
How
a
Rose."
The
carols
were
"We
Three
Kings
of
Orient
Are"
im
which
Keith
DeWitt.
Charts
Wright
and
Charles
Roberts
sang
the
roles
of
Kings
Melchior,
Caspar
and
Belthasai,
"O
Come
All
Ye
Faithful.
Hark
the
Herald
,
.
v
X--
7
Voraf
yMpriQ
Santa
paid
his
annual
vluit
to
"nunciation
School
Thursday
hen
150
children
received
ws,
bags
of
candy
and
fruit.
Parents
and
friends
were
wel-
rcecl
bv
six-vear-old
Jimmy;.
t.i,"
-nr,j
ifmn
Wen
f.
,
li"
,if
j
-n
i
a
,
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clear,"
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to
the
World,"
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program
included
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school,
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skit
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a
dialogue
between
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Anfield.
before
each
carol,
fin
Grade
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pupils,
Marilyn
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outlined
its
origin
and,
during
'Hi
and
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nrogram.
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Anthony
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to
me
children
and
tow
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of
the
origin
of
Santa
good
fortune
of
canaoians
in
having
the
privilege
of
being
able
to
enjoy
the
happy
celebration
of
Christmas
with
families
ln
homes,
something
that
people
cf
less
blessed
lands
were
unable
to
do
and
which
countless
children
had
never
known.
Mr.
Anfield
voiced
appreciation
of
Civic
Centre
and
audience
to
Mr.
Lien,
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His
Excellency
said
that
I1
Archbishop
of
Germany
out
rave
or
God
secretly
by
night
n
h"lp
to
the
poor.
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contraction
orchestra
and
choirs.
the
name
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Nicholas."
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our
joy
this
Christmas
Season
To
you,
our
friends
and
neighbors-UK
extend
our
hest
wishes
for
the
merriest
of
Christmases
and
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warmer
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be
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happiness
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the
cofn'ng
NtW
Year
be
without
end.
the
happiest
of
New
Hears
and
add
the
prayer
that
your
homes
be
blessed
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tedct
and
Good
Fdrtune.
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