Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
December
24,
1951
"4
TJlxe
Qrealedt
(jift
By
BIND
CROSBY
J
i
t
it
Joseph
Old,
Earnest
Man
I
Santa
Claus
l
5
Is
Dutchman
11
The
biggest
job
in
Amei
"lean
lifp
t.nflav
T
cnipqq
fc
or
According
to
the
familiar
old
..
I
,
.
.
,
.
1
Santa
Claus
is
a
contraction
Mm
St
Tf.if.nn
ii-fio
an
nl1
man
'
...
.
as
is
the
job
of
raising
children.
There
are
many
moments
when
the
size
and
seriousness
of
that
job
scares
us
a
little,
and,
well,
we
pray
for
great
wisdom
and
greater
strength
of
character
in
order
that
we
PV'
(
,
.
,
,
OI
Sainl
Nie.iolas
wr)J
was
COrn
tie
prooaDiy
was
coasiaeraDiy
jn
the
Third
Century.
He
be-older
(
than
Mary,
but
people
may
came
a
bishop
and
gained
dis-
j
:
have
thought
of
him
as
being
,
uncuon
in
me
councu
o.
u.
(
4
VJ
-
MAC'S
SHOE
HOSPITAL
From
home
to
home
goes
the
rh-hness
of
this
gayfst,
of
seasons
and
with
It
goes
also
our
wish
for
a
merrier
day
for
all.
we
may
Do
living
examples
of
the
standards
which
set
for
our
youngsters.
I
Yet
many
of
us
fail
to
tap
tha'
C"7i
?
C7
May
Ihe
Joyful
hours
of
Christmas
Overflow
with
tjooj
cheer
and
happfltrst'
for
all
our
frienda
;
t
cnun
.1,
esu-fciaiiy
ianiea
ir
u-,
,
.
.
.
olaer
than
h
actually
was
.
be-,expecled
,ater
cause
he
enjoyed
earnest
conver-
I
lei
w!.h
tne
giving
of
presents
sation
and
companionship
of
dug
the
season
at
the
end
of
selected
friends
rather
than
;
the
year
I
boisterous
pleasures.
i
He
seems
to
have
been
Iir.it
great
spiritual
resources
of
the
Jhe
K,hristmai
riMinri
i
s
Jrpe
A
j
enurch
and,
In
our
failure
to
do
J
I
so,
we
weaken
our
position
in
'
The
average
Christmas
tree
vzivcixrvxfii
the
eyes
of
our
children.
They
Clin
go
up
In
smoke
in
only
two
CANADA
V
(
KAIEII
INDUSTRIES
are
much
too
foxy
you
know,
minutes.
That
doesn't
leave
to
be
talked
Into
doing
some-
much
time
for
the
fire
depart-thitig
we
won't
do
ourselves.
!
ment
to
get
there.
If
Sunday
school
is
the
place1
A
small
tree
is
safer
than
a
where
they
get
left
while
we
large
one
and
festive
trimminas
ah
while
we
duck
out
for
a
can
make
up
what
it
lacks
in
morning
at
the
beach
that's
size.
When
Joseph
thought
of
Mary,
'
adopted
by
the
Netherlands
as
he
forgot
the
difference
ln
their
(
the
patron
saint
of
children,
ases:
she
was
the
girl
he
had
There,
on
Et.
Nirholas
Eve,
it
is
waited
for,
his
beloved.
They
,
he
customs
t
leave
wooden
were
espoused
or,
as
we
would
shoes
filled
with
hay
for
the
say,
engaged
which
was
almost
saint's
white
horse
on
which
he
as
official
as
being
married.
His
'jumps
from
roof
to
roof
leav-heart
soared
on
wings
of
the
ing
toys
and
sweets
approaching
wedding
day,
and:
various
nam?s
su:h
as
Kris
then
.
.
.
,
i
Krlngle,
La
Befana,
Yule
Tom-
What
Mary
insisted
had
come
j
ten,
Christkinoli.
driving
rein-tr.
pass
simply
could
not
bei
I
deer
and
.cominsr
down
chim-Jo-ph
wanted
desperately
to'npys-
an,
oromer
vn
,
tnnra
.,..m
iff
T&i
'
If
we'
want
them
to
want
to
ycu
are
ready
to
set
it
up
in-
'"V"
"t"'"-"
o-
sie
Wnen
you
bring
lt
ln
keep
tional
values
offered
by
our
lt
in
the
coolest
PRrt
of
th'
church,
why,
fte
have
to
h0USe
with
the
radiator
neare.H1
want
to
share,
too,
and
we
will
it
turned
off
j
have
to
want
it
enough
to
share
.,,'
.
,
i
our
time
with
them
,,n
Hnnrtav
ViB
Roniflammable
aluminum,
believe
Mary,
but
such
things
NEW
STAMFS
Two
prize-winning
designs
for
new
stamps
will
be
issued
next
year
by
the
post
office.
The
contest
was
held
for
Canadian
artists
and
th
wirir.irg
designs,
top,
are
by
A.
L.
Pollock,
31,
and,
bottom,
Emanuel
Harm
both
of
Toronto.
Artist
Pollock's
design
representing
the
wealth
of
forestry
products
wi
1
be
on
a
20-cent
stamp.
Sculptor
Hahn's
design,
the
first
of
a
series
on
well-known
Canadian
animals
will
be
on
four-cent
stamps.
(CP
Photo
just
didn't
happen,
and
if
they
did,
they
happened
to
somebody
i
t!
e.
T
TT
.in
in
church.
h,h
'.foil
not
cotton
or
paper
to;
King
Richard
III
had
a
great
Yu'etide
feast
at
Litchfield,
England.
.
Two
thousand
oxen
and
200
tons
of
wine
were
consumed.
HoliJr
Going
to
church
with
our
children
is
the
greatest
gift
we
can
conceal
container
in
which
the
tree
is
"planted."
Use
nonin-flammable
trimmings
on
the
ay
v
n
....
...Haruc
w
Vn
rpp
them
four
vears
in
college,
nntli
Much
as
he
loved
Mary,
Joseph
was
a
rip'itcous
and
God-fearing
man
and
while
he
couldn't
even
think
of
making
her
a
public
example,
he
had
just
about
made
up
his
mind
to
put
her
away
privilj.
That
is,
he
thought
he
hart
made
up
his
mind.
In
his
mavbe
we
can't:
but
we
can
tlve'
Don't
use
lighted
candles.
(This
may
seem
an
unnecessary
f
,
G
r
e
e
t
i
n
g
s;,
them
during
their
formative
!
1
1
i
,
i
tribute
to
tragic
fires
every
'
years
the
religious
training
and
warni8
in
this
day
of
electric
i
the
experience
that
will
make'1!8nts.
but
lighted
candles
con-
year.)
tldnt;
f'herk
t.hp
wirincr
for
the
tree
:
hear
i
he
knew
he
coul
OEMS
and
best
wishes
for
Ihe
New
Year
MITCHELL
and
CURRIE
Russians
Celebrate
May
tlie
wondrous
spirit
of
Christmas
1
fcring
you
a
special
not
of
joy
tliat
will
continue
witn
you
througl.ouf
'
i-
i
tne
i
coming
New
Year!
to
see
that
it's
not
frayed
and
j
what
would
become
of
her
.
.
.
is
in
perfect
condition.
The
of
her
child
.
.
.
switch
for
turning
off
and
on
Then
one
night,
after
he
had
electric
lights
should
be
at
soran
i
exhausted
himself
with
tortured
distance
from
the-
tree.
Don't
j
thinking,
hj
fell
asleep
nd
the
plug
or
unplug
lights
beneath
i
angel
of
the
Lord
appeared
to
the
tree.
j
him
in
a
dream:
saying.
Don't
leave
tree
lights
on
v.h?n
i
"Joseph,
th-ju
son
of
David,
the
cornerstone
of
their
character
as
solid
as
that
rock
that
we
call
Gibraltar.
Our
hope
is
to
see
every
family
in
the
nation
worshipping
together
in
their
own
churches
and
synagogues
and,
when
we
reach
that
goal
we
will
find
peace
of
mind,
tolerance
among
individuals,
happiness
and
emotional
.security.
In
fact
well,
name
anything
good.
You
will
find
it
in
church.
Although
Christmas
Is
no
longer
a
holiday
in
Soviet
Russia,
a
non-religious
widwinter
It
isn't
necessary
and
espesial-
,
fear
net
.
.
."
BLAIN
BROS.
festival
is
celebrated
and
chil-
ly
when
the
family
is
away
from
dren
receive
gifts
from
"Grand-1
home.
From
ime
to
time
check
v
pa
Pcost."
;
over
the
tree
and
see
if
needles
In
Czarist
Russia,
it
was
cus-'
near
the
lights
are
turning
tomary
in
well-to-do
families
;
brown.
If
they
are
move
the
n-llh
hn
hnnt.
In
antortin
ii&htS.
And
when
Joseph
awoke,
he
did
as
the
angel
had
bidden
him,
and
took
Mary
as
his
lawful
and
cherished
wife.
"Fear
not,"
the
angl
spoke
unto
Joseph.
"Fear
not,"
the
angel
had
de-
Use
of
Christmas
candles
is
X
U'lieved
to
have
had
its
origin
in
lavishly
on
Christmas
Day.
Tne
!
Watch
the
calendar.
New
Iieland
in
the
hope
that
Jesus,
inviialions
were
vxtremelv
for-
Year's
is
the
day
for
the
tree
to
1
Tf"TJ
hould
extend
clared
unto
Mary.
mal
and
begged
ihe
invited
to
R
oown.
11
you
Joseph
and
Mary
might
come
some
time
to
the
island
and
blow
P
f
i
v.
-
i
r
out
consider
that:
the
time,
aon
t
leave
tne
ngni-s
--jar
noi,
tne
angeis
saia
for
thousands
of
years
on
for
more
than
a
half
hour
unto
the
shepherds
of
Bethle-it
has
been
so;
with
us
it
has
at
a
time.
hem.
V
n
in
not
commenced,
with
us
it
will
I
not
cease.
Do
not,
therefore,
dis-
I
turb
the
festival;
do
not
bring
j
the
good
people
to
despair.
With-
j
out
you
there
will
be
no
maiden
!
-MERttY
CHRISTMAS.
'
That
warm,
friendly
feeling
in
the
air
is
Christmas!
May
you
enjoy
all
of
its
pleasures
and
good
.
"
iicm...
i
;
lestival
at
Anna
Karpowna
s.
j
In
planning
these
housepart-
I
ies,
hostesses
gave
particular
at-
'
teniion
to
the
selection
of
part-
j
,
ners
for
the
young
ladies.
The
I
selection
was
sometimes
very
satisfactory
and
sometimes
left
something
to
be
desired.
i
Arrival
of
the
"fair
maidens,"
cheer
throughout
the
1
'
'
fff
'
I
Trc
chevrs
for
Christmas
,
.
and
fht
happiness
h
brings!
To
all
of
our
friends
and
patrons
wo
wish
a
full
measurt
of
holiday
joys
.
.
,
with
th
warm
hops
that
ur
mutual
association
will
bo
peasonter
than
over
fhrouohouf
the
coming
year.
THOM
SHEET
METAL
LTD.
Add
to
the
good
things
of
Christmas
our
wishes
for
a
joyous
holiday
I
F-rince
Ruoert
P'umbing
and
Heating
Hurt
Si
human
i
each
with
her
mother
and
ret-I
mue,
bringing
cake
and
sweet-i
meats
and
gills
tor
everyone,
I
pioceeded
according
to
pre-
scribed
ritual:
the
guests
sooner
j
freezing
in
their
sleds
oelore
the
I
gate
than
to
alight
before
re-!
ceiving
the
greeting
of
the
nost
j
and
hostess.
j
Having
been
ceremoniously
I
welcomed,
the
guests
offered
I
prayers
before
the
icon
(sacred
j
picture
I
and
then
proceeded
to
i
Mr
ifH
''
coming
coming
New
New
Year.
Year.
"
'
4
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Tf
II
f3f-t':
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-yAv'VV
the
feasting
and
festivities
arranged
ranged
for
for
them.
them.
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VIEW
HOTEL
Tom
and
Staff
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May
the
cheerful
'-l.
V
--''
and
friendly
spirit
of
.
1L
-Kif
&"
.
Christmas
guide
you
"
ll'.
through
a
New
Year
of
.
TA
t(
V
V
happiness
and
success.
WKJpM
1
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r-
mT
I
VATTS
X
NICKERSON
The
beauty
of
Christmas
has
fv
MEN'S
STORE
gladdened
tho
heart
of
mankind
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)
'
I
for
centuries
and
its
glorious
story
has
.
j
-
inspired
men
of
good
wiiL
Hie
world
over.
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wish
today
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Merry
Christmas
and
Philoott
Evitt
&
Co.,
Ltd.
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Christmas
may
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t.-:
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a,
vw
X
.
tOith
the
advent
of
another
tjood
cheer
in
your
home...
'
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V
luiiicuuiiciii
biiu
jvv
in
uur,
j
f
s
V
lieart.
And
may
tle
New
Year
'
'
hold
for
you,
a
full
ahare
of
.
good
health
and
good
fortune.
Holiday
Season,
we
feel
a
special
joy
and
personal
satisfaction
in
wishing
our
many
friends,
Good
Health,
Happiness,
and
all
the
Blessings
of
a
bright
New
Year.
BILL
SCUBY
FURS
Lindsay
s
Cartaqe
&
Storage
Ltd.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
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