Eimlnnd
(rTo
Suvfc!,-.ftst-,.,ol,-rti)m
fh
,
villaKe
Irom
the
sea
neighboring
villus
h.
..
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
December
24,
1951
t
Sussex
have
to
pay!
a
512.000
sea-defence
scheme.
i:
landowners
CAofe
Recordings
Much
lJa
Aid
School
Pupils
t
i
.
second
day.
That
means
it
could
take
five
days
for
second
claw
mail
to
reaeh
Prince
George
from
here.
This
process
is
multiplied
many
times
over
in
all
post
offices
thioimhout
Canada.
Therefore.
-
S
!
In
the
rasp
of
cards,
for
instance,
most
of
which
go
sen-rid
j
(class
uwo-cent
stamped!
there
;
'
are
three
separate
handlings.
:
First,
they
have
to
be
"faced
up,"
;
which
means
each
card
must
be
placed
with
the
address
facing
,
,
upwards.
This
is
for
cancellation
puipscs,
and
the
two
jobs
are
considered
as
one
handling.
Secondly,
the
cards
are
sorted
-
IUU
LOIC
,
RFtlNA
(CP)
Growth
of
mui
xrr-ft
Thirty-five
Percent
of
Parcels
and
.Cards
Will
Be
Delivered
After
Christmas
;
leal
in.si'jilit
In
children
can
bi
aided
by
the
judicious
use
of
re-;
i
;ording!
in
music
app.-eciatlonj
classes,
says
Max
Laidlaw,
music,
1
supervisor
fur
Kgina
publie
About
35
oer
cent
of
Canadians
according
to
addresses.
This
is
JOIJ
at
ristnjas
schools.
done
twicj,
once
to
locate
them
iwill
and
ayr
Mr.
Scherk.
the
bulletins
;
urging
.early
mailing,
giving;
deadline
dates
"mean
Just
that."
;
.
.
.
matter
of
fact,
they
should
j
read
'mail
on
time,'
instead
of
'mail
early'."
2KTKA
HELP
t
Extra
postal
help
during
the
'
Dhris'.mas
rush,
of
course,
is
a
i
'iig
help,
says
the
postmaster.
Till"
year,
11
"extras"
are
being
employed,
but
they
are
inexperienced
oeople
and
they
them-
M..
Laiuiaw.
who
has
set
up
a
get
lln-ir
Christmas
cards
parcels
after
the
festivities
over
in
other
worcis,
too
And
the
reason,
says
Acting
TO
ALL
RESIDENTS
OF
i
SKEENA
ELECTORAL
DISTRICT
A
MERRY
CHRISTMAS
and
i
HAPPY
NEW
YFAR.
Edward
T.
AppUwhoire,
M.
P.
for
Skeena
nrw
system
oi
iea:ri!.
mime
in
;
are
the
schools
here,
said
the
music
latt.
should
be
planned
so
that
the
PoUmaster
R.
S.
Scherk.
is
that
children
develop
a
"listening
;
-maillntr
was
iiist
dor.?
too
late."
sense."
This
sense
becomes
dis-
I
lr
general
direction
cases;
then,
into
specifically
designated
areas.
Peak
quantity
of
outgoing
'mai
reached
at
the
local
fist
effice
this
season
was
27,000
pieces
in
one
day.
"Multiply
that
by
three
and
yen
nee
what
we're
uo
against,"
I
said
Mr.
Scherk.
First
class
!
mail
is
processed
first;
then
come
the
cards.
This
situation
arises
every
year
at
this
time,
he
says,
but
it
i
.
''I
;
'
i
i
iii
!
!
selves
often
cauta
delays
by
Jfs
Christmas
ogalnl
May
it
be
j
merry
one
tor
gou
and
gours...and
mag
the
u:arm
spirit
of
the
holiday
season
touch
each
day
of
trie
coming
gear.
i
wrong
sorting.
The
best
advice
Mr.
Scherk
leap
give
is
to
adhere
strictly
to
:
criminating;
in
the
higher
grade
,
liie
;-hili
learns
th.ouKh
lis-i
tening
to
discriminate
between
icou
arl
i.oor
music,
i
Mr.
Laidlaw
recommends
thu
S
fie
a
piano
for
music
apprs-!
ialicm
puriieulailv
in
the
loer
has
been
improving
a
lot.
Extensive
educational
campaign
by
Post
Office
authorities
through
newspapers
and
notices
has
decreased
considerably
the
"late-mailers."
However,
there
will
al-
he
published
mailing
deadlines
transportation
of
mail
is
no
npv,
par
in
order
to
avoid
disaD-
graa?s.
j
ne
fact
that
teacher
ls
,
,nv.
h
a
nereentaee
"who
think
r
m
-
j
Paying,
even
if
only
with
twvtncy
can
get
away
with
the
last
lingers,
holds
the
interest
oi
minute
rush."
!
,mii"
children.
j
-what
people
don't
seem
to
j
A
belter
practice
than
having
nHi3
jg
what
happens
to
their
music
periods
in
the
lower
grade
;
3ards
and
parcels
after
they
are
was
to
make
use
of
musk-
dropped
into
the
Post
Office.
:
lliioughuut
the
day.
Wnen
Lie
;
M,m
of
lhem
tnink
tnafs
tne
I
cl,.llt"'en
bt'came
'lleet
fiw
ftna,
act.
They
expect
their
mail
difficulty.
pointment.
"Only
the
very
odd
For
instance,
a
card
going
to
piece,
of
mail
goes
through
on
Prince
Oeorfej
from
Prince
Ru-
,
time
if
these
dates
are
not
ad-pert
sould
get
there
in
one
day
tiered
to.
One
day
late
In
mailing
by
t'airw
But
it
may
be
delayed
:
may
aetua'lv
mean
four
or
five
a
day
here
it
may
not
get
sort-
j
day::'
delay
in
delivery."
t
ed
the
day
of
mailing.
That
'
About
800
parcels
last
year
,
makes
two
days.
Then
when
it
were
delivered
here
after
Christ-u-t'
to
Prince
George,
it
likely
mas
and
the
postmaster
believes
;
ror't
get
sorted
the
day
it
ar-
it
will
be
a
rimiiar
situation
this
ji.veis,
perhaps
not
even
the
year.
t
i
will
be
delivered
immediately,
iff
V
f
A
W
rin
out
our
I
Here's
what
actually
happens;
!
into
a
working
mood,
j
The
use
of
records
should
be-sparing
with
no
lengthy
intro-
Jik'itns,
he
said.
Discussion
of
irralcr
ft-ope
for
tho
uetivilies
and
at
Uie
sair.e
!"
e.iv
;
t
he
I
'
V
.
Joyful
greetings
with'
f
j
t
;
Xr
every
wish
for
a;
j
t"1"'"'
Christmas',
i
l
V
'Q
'
nJ
prosperous'
!
;
'
New
year.;
aiusis
in
v
u
-,-:iior
i'ad
.ncju.'a.ied
aa;r
x.Sxri.
"
aeolkglatcs
more
'opportunity
iO
develop
bind
altlvities
ar.d
:
--s
r
B.C.
MESSENGER
&
STAFF
ccen
play
-d
or
songs
sung.
training."
I
In
the
hip
her
grades
in
RegLui
-
ischooln,
Mr.
Laidlaw
suid,
instru
During
his
first
Christmas
in
mental
..kill
is
encouraged
by
an
California
a
northerner
was
b-
;
urraiu'Ciiu
nl
with
the
music
quaeiously
nostalgic
nfcout
the!
:
.Mipervtsora
of
the
two
collt-giaten
snow-draped
trcts,
.
the
spar
I:
-;who
eonrturt
iiutrument
rlassc,
ling
ice
and
Ui6
iharp
wintry
air
!
each
week
for
public
s.hool
stud-
cf
his
native
state,
comr-l-M,
tf
ls.
ignoring
the-
p
iinseltias,
mistl'.-
I
"Ihese
rlass
are
of
mutual
toe
and
other
traditional
ChrUt-
benefit
to
both
th?
collegiates
mas
decorations
growing
all
i
land
public
schools,"
Mr.
Laidla
abcut
him.
finally
the
pU-
said,
"Tiiey
gave
pupils
with
of
a
Californian
graiidmjlln
i
;
;
r,
itestrai
intruinent
ability
si.Hintercd-
I
t
,;
!-!
:
1-1;
&
M
1
:
i.V
j
W.
B.
LOVE
ELECTRIC
CO.
S
,
if
i
N.
MOOREHOUSE,
Prop.
!
Ta
'
12
.
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I
rtefificfsrO
1
r
May
nil
tit
Sfiion'i
beauty
Anil
all
it
happy
clieet
'Rfacli
your
heart
ihi
CLristmaa
AnJ
remain
tliere
all
tlie
Year
GROTTO
CIGAR
STORE
j3jjv
:
Christmasl
ffu-
i!Bliai
!
ere'l
is
t
Merry
Chriitmai...
th
jolliett,
t
fie
t-tatthictt
nJ
friendliest
you've
ever
known.
.
And
here's
to
a
Hippy
New
year.
..the
brighten
and
giyeit
vou've
ever
enjoyed.
Here's
wishinq
yon
c
'or
of
Chrisrmcs
cheer
and
also,
a
very
happy
New
Year.
i
1
m
r
p
'
i
i
;
i
T.-1
ft
Manager
nnd
Saff
I
r
-
1
1
1
'
MACEY'S
RUPERT
BAKERY
J
4
5
Vr
:"-V'
w.
-.-''rt
lb''
Me
hope
your
prayer
will
he
answered
this
'lliristmas
with
those
gifts
iou
cherish
most.,
.and
mat
you
enjoy
them
throughout
the
Xcw
emr.
George
Hills
X
Sons
Ltd.
fa
x
1
1
i
5
:N'..
lUlM'rif
9
For
Christmas
and
the
New
Year,
may
you
enjoy
a
continuous
round
of
good
cheer,
happineu,
good
health
and
prosperity.
'
70
RADIO
CABS
..-v.
,
I,
s;.-A''k..
'
A"d
I
hcid
h'"
exclaim
'Ere
he
d'ove
c
of
siglit
"Merry
Christmas
to
all
And
to
nil
o
good
night."
5
and
edt
e6
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RUPERT
MOTORS
LTD
,1
1
1ertj
llcrrif
GirhlnuiA
Jo
IJou
-Jlixd
IJotirS
3My
tne
cheerful
glow
oi
Christmas
candles
be
reflected
in
your.
heart
and
brighten
the,
New
Year
with
joy
j
'
t
I
easctt
5
bed
ana
coiuciumcm.
:
i-
i
PLEASE
NOTE:
CHRISTMAS
DAY
This
store
wilt
open
from
V.
noon
to
Z
p.m.
only.
We
will
not
he
onen
Christmas
ni(ht.
BOXING
DAY
Open
from
12
noon
till
2
p.m.
and
7
p.m.
till
p.m.
0
ft
P
Wlay
thla
?
J
.
Christmas
and
,.'l2j
New
Year
bring
,4
iy
.
ORMES
'
many
friends...
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AM
STAFF
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