Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
December
24,
1951
To
protect
table
tops
for
the
i
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,
f.-stivuics.
wax
well
U-(orehtt,1.ipr7.,ec"A''
'need
whet
your
faith
in
human-'
kind,
go
there.
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I
Oh
yes,
there's
many
a
place
0
jUlQG
LUltUre
where
the
counterfeit
e:.n
k
v,
:
mi;
outlets
for
their
ideas,
talents
ba'ls
of
provincial
population,
and
ambitions,
either
wrote
or
It
urged
that
the
t'UC
be
given
appeared
before
the
scores
of
a
public
grant,
to
make
up
its
public
hearings
held
by
tlw
'
deficit
and
this
was
approved,
i
oval
commission,
first
in
Ottawa
'The
commission
suggested
that
k
t
'i
tt
t
f
f
rt
:.'if
-cue
t'i
fTtfpe
glamor
and
conviviality
7
foracfe
s
in
I
have
always
thought
ol
nZ,.l.
,
'rni
Emii'.'.
What
is
Good
Will?
and
then
in
major
cities
across
television
development
be
placed
:
Christmas
as
n
good
time;
a
kind
the
genuine
article
dwells
humble
hearts
and
lowly
places.
I
have
written
nf
o
mun
r,A
1
lllt
Nul'"i
America
By
HAROLD
MORRISON
the
country.
in
the
hands
of
the
CBC
and
,
forgiving,
generous,
pleasant!
Briels
p'led
up
by
the
hund-!
there
appeared
no
doubt
that
.
time;
a
time
when
men
and
j
By
-FRANK
TRIPP
reas.
Minions
oi
worns
weic
.
i.nis
wouiu
ue
nunc
n
onm
w
ujnn
muir
npar
ireeiy.
and
bo
I
say,
God
bless
fr,
,
Siii.t,.
Domed
out
into
the
ollicial
tes-;
The
eovernmvnt
took
stens
as
ri.i.
r,,.
.
i
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Ulin.i,...
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1
timony
given
before
the
com-
recommended
bv
the
commission,
1
Christmas!
Charles
Dickens
P:,3tl"e
on
paeka
ta'
mission
for
the
student
and
the
to
give
the
National
Oallery,
Just
what
is
peace
on
earth,
good
will
to
men?
IS
it
something
to
get
or
something
to
give?
The
Christmas
cards
don't
say.
Where
do
you
get
peace
and
good
will
if
you
haven't
any?
s.-y,
s.
A
child
a.skrd
me
these
flues-
-
-
place
wh
Jre
peace
abounds
for
C:'nii"
Press
smrr
Wriu-r
mo.
I
called
him
the
richest
man
i
OTTAWA
ft-The
man
who
I
know.
His
little
shop
is
my
gove
Canada
its
first
measmT-laven
and
retreat.
I
go
there
to
ment
for
cultural
growth
may
be
drink
content
with
life,
to
view
asked
by
the
government
to
head
his
reward
for
love
of
fellow
man;
a
special
organization
in
1952
to
to
seek
the
formulae.
.
guide
Canada's
cultural
future
CVveMusness
and
greed
have
Rt.
Hon.
Vincent
.Massey
Chan-never
crossed
the
threshold
of
.eel
lor
of
the
University
of
Toron-Uik
spot.
Its
master
radiates
to,
is
considered
in
official
ouar-happmess
and
understanding
as
rr
ar
a
likely
candidate
for
the
hcli
urn
ps
his
nays
into
four
score
chairmanship
of
a
proposed
years
of
the
only
wealth
that
can
Canadian
council
to
help
paint-enduie-the
wealth
of
warmth
ci..
musicians,
writers
scientists
which
kindness
wrought.
He
and
students
create
a
more
disproves
to
me
that
peace
cannot.
motive
Canadian
culture
be
bought.
It
must
be
earned.
.
Creation
ol
a
lo-member
So
lm
going
back
and
try
to
council,
with
authority
to
use
make
a
story
that
my
little
friend
pi'bl
c
funds
to
advance
a
host
can
grasp.
I
ll
tell
him
that
good
!
jI
projects,
was
one
of
the
basic
will
is
the
kind
things
we
think
j
.
.commendations
of
the
Massey
about
people,
the
nice
,
things
we
Commission
on
arts
report
corn-do
for
them;
and
that.
Deaee
I
'
nlnl.eri
in
in-.i
nft,.
.
.'
,
"rofessoi,
the
writer
and
artist,
r
used
in
the
National
Museum,
the
commission
became
a
eul-
a
greater
measure
of
indepi
n-tura!
spectacle-
a
bright
light
flence
am
ability
to
expend
its
beemed
on
a
largely
deserted
;
wol
n
Eventually
it
would
have
field.
'
'a
new
building,
a
nome
of
its
lilfi
IMU'KTAKINi;
iown.
somewhee
In
the
central
Prime
Minister
St.
Laurent,
;
part
of
the
capital,
with
whom
tl.
-
cultural
study
j
But
manv
of
the
other
lei-om-oiipinaied.
was
quick
to
Imple-
i
mcndations,
steps
to
create
u
sys-ment
a
few
of
the
H(
Massey
tKm
of
nuiiiuial
seholarsliips,
to
recommendations
to
implement
:xpalla
Canadian
publicity
and
them
a'l
would
take
millions
of
holarshlps
in
other
c
juntries,
dolla:s
and
yea
sol
development.
,
t0
provlrit.
public
funds
for
na-For
the
Marsey
commission
1
tionul
artistic
projects
will
have
spared
no
pains
:n
covering
every
j
to
await
the
creation
of.
the
inch
of
the
cultural
ground
j
council
before
they
are
tackled,
broadcasting
and
television,
na-
j
Consideration
is
being
given
to-
Hons.
He
was
coivfused.
Not
half
as,
confused
as
I.
who
couldn't
answer
him
not
.so
he
could
understand.
That
convinced
me
that-1
didn't
understand
either.
Therefore
I
thought
hard
about
it.
If
peace
and
good
will
could
be
bought
in
stores
more
people
pathy,
affection
pity
or
downright
drudgery
for
the
good
they
can
do
they're
the
ones
who
seem
to
have
the
most
good
will.
Sure,
I
see
it
now.
You
get
peace
and
good
will
but
you
don't
keep
it.
You
give
it
away.
And
the
more
you
give
the
more
you
have.
That
doesn't
make
would
have
them.
Anyway
every
sense,
but
it
must
be
true,
for
I
body
would
know
that
it
was
checked
it
agairl.st
people
I
know.
There'll
be
all
kinds
of
ChrUt
V
w.iat
we
get
for
doing
it.
two-year
cross-coun-of
nali
mal
develop-
Merry
Christmas
to
you!
:caTching
try
ftudy
ment.
tion.il
film
board,
federal
aid
to
universities,
scholarships,
information
abroad
and
the
Canadian
council.
The
Massey
cnninussnin
recommended
federal
;rd
to,
universities
and
the
government
immediately
came
through
with
a
S7(Kinn(in
r;'.'
t"
be
distributed
among
the
universities
on
the
the
creation
of
the
council
In
1II52.
with
a
money
Riant
from
parliament
This
will
lead
to
encouragement
(if
Canadian
music,
drama,
ballet
and
help
the
score
of
voluntary
organizations
in
Canada
which
are
ex-pecte;:
to
give
(he
council
active
support.
Merry
Christmas
i
he
hislorical
report,
a
massive
and
unique
150.000-word
document,
w
as
tile
lllllllr.il
nnhWn.
Pj
(j;mfi,f
fr.J
MT
you
enjoy
the
r
something
anybody
could
have
for
a
price.
And
once
in
a
while
there'll
be
a
clearance
sale
and
peace
and
good
will
would
be
maiki
d
down.
A
bit
shopworn
maybe-
or
perhaps
out
of
stvle.
When
I
got
that
far
I
thought
I
had
the
answer.
Out
of
style,
that's
it!
Why,
it
was
simple
enough,
all
the
time.
Plain,
wholesome
ordinary
folks,
who
don't
worry
much
about
fashion
seem
to
have
the
most
peace.
Then,
when
you
need
something
th(it
money
won't
buy
sym-
mases
to
morrow.
There'll
be
houses
where
the
day
will
pass
almovt
unnoticed.
There'll
be
those
where
ciunky
children
quarrel
over
vulgar
stacks
of
gifts
enough
for
a
whole
orphanage.
There'll
be
others
where
a
mother's
kiss,
a
father's
smile
and
crude-
homemade
toys
will
keep
a
kiddie
happy
all
day
long.
if
you
re
out
looking
for
peace
and
good
will
tomorrow,
search,
out
tn.it
home.
Or
any
time
you
For
Draft
Board
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urging
Canada
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aside
sonic
of
the
lr.
BRIDGEPORT.
Conn.
Two
;
desirable
influences
from
the
GIs
turned
the
tables
by
send-
united
States
and
to
create
cul-mg
a
"greetings"
letter
to
the
tura'
fare
which
would
strength-draft
board
that
put
them
in
en
national
unity
and
give
Can-uniform
10
months
ago.
,
adiani.sn,
chaiaclcr
and
meaning
Then-
greeting
card
to
draft;
With
four
niimr
riwt,,-,,,i,..H
UU.UU
1U
3.(111
.Canadians
to
assist,
tiim
iu
r
fy
iSlljl
Mcrrict
Chriitma.
you
V
';:yr
JiUflA
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f
&(t
lrif5litne
of
good
cheer
c
I
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1
,
v,,issev.
foimer
Canadian
high
commissioner
to
the
United
Kingdom,
brought
forth
a
docu-
:
winch,
was
quickly
appre
ciated
in
parliament
and
by
the
Canadian
puFjlic
which
purchased
thousands
of
copies
of
the
report,
turning
it
into
a
government-document
"test
seller."
Thousands
of
Canadians,
seek-
"Ten
months
ago
we
received
jour
greeting,
Ine
time
has
passed
and
is
now
fleeting;
Just
to
prove
our
feelings
aren't
hard
We're
sending
you
this
greeting
card."
It
was
signed
by
Pfc.
Richard
Ren;:o
and
Pfc.
Joseph
Saad,
47th
Signal
Corps.
17th
Division,
Camp
Kueker,
Ala.
'
Mav
CHRISTMAS
Bring
You
Hanoiness
and
Good
Cheer
F-xt
ended
Into
a
Bright
NEW
YEAR
BEST
WISHES.
J.
D.
McRAE,
M.L.A.
!
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If
candles
drip
wax
on
your
best
tab'e
linens,
don't
despair.
.
e
meal,
scrajH'
it
off
with
dull
knife.
Place
a
clean,,
ulo.ti.'i'
o.r
the
spot
and
.)
.s
v.:.l-
a
warm
iron
lor
a
few
.
t-;.
Change
blotters
as
a
;
i.eeee.oaiy.
The
same
method
can
be
used
for
rugs.
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n
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niches
came,
in
packages.
MO'njr
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in
jji.
the
biggest
bulge
in
Mour
;
PRODUCTS
j
f
l
Christmas
stocking
would
b
our
wish
for
''tSS''-''
,
a
New
Vear
of
happiness!
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AND
ALL
GOOD
WISHES
FOR
A
HAPPY
HOLIDAY
SEASON
KAiEN
HARDWARE
HAPPY
HOLIDAY
"
GREETINGS
TO
ALL
OUR
FRIENDS
AND
PATRONS
MISS
BARBEAU
MILLINERY
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is
said
that
good
tilings
come
in
threes;
flien
accept
our
wishes
lor
Good
Health,
Good
Luck
and
Good
Cheer
lor
Christmas
and
the
coming
Neu
Year.
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FOR
runicimnc
CHAISimflS
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earnc:!iy
hope
that
your
Christmas
be
aglow
'
with
plenty
ol
good
J
cheer
and
happiness.
j
And
may
your
New
Year
be
radiant
;
with
the
pleasures
i
derived
from
lasting,
j
loyal
friendships.
l
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V
1
flfiD
mt
OtiiJ
mi
Christmas
is
ft
US.
..and
we
cannot
help
but
feel
qratefut
HEPPKER
MOTORS
J'':
to
our
many
friends
who
have
helped
make
the
past
so
uiordiiffiife
ond
whos
confidence
in
us
gives
added
strength
and
promise
to
the
future.
In
fullest
gratitude
we
extend
our
sinccrest
wishes
for
A
Joyous
Holiday
Season.
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and
Mrs.
Hugo
Kraupner
and
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