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MAKE
'XMAS
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.
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saw
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-
YEAR
ROUND
Season
Symbolizes
Freedom
and
Progress
Universal
Goodwill
Essential
for
Peace
In
the
Christmas
festival
was
to
be
found
the
symbol
of
the
spirit
of
freedom
and
progress,
declared
Very
Rer.
James
B.
Gibson,
dean
ot
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral,
yesterday
in
a
seasonal
addre&s
before
the
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club
at
its
regular
weekly
luniiheon.
This
waa
the
season,
said
the
Dean,
for
all
differences
to
be
forgotten
religious,
racial
or
whatever
they
might
be
in
observing
the
festival
of
the
Christ
Child
in
the
manger.
Until
the
goodwill
which
was
implied
by
Christmas
was
practised
all
the
i
year
around
and
by
all
men
there
would
be
no
real
peace.
"
The
Dean
spoke
InteresUnelv
on
customs
and
traditions
associated
with
the
observance
of
Christmas.
He
referred
to
the
fact
that
December
25
was
not
really
the
anniversary
of
the
birth
of
the
Founder
of
the
Faith.
The
real
date
was
January
6
but
a
change
had
been
made
In
the
date
by
Pope
Julius
in
the
three
hundredth
century
and
the
western
world
had
since
observed
December
25.
Dean
Gibson
related
the
legend
of
Santa
Claus
St.
Nicholas,
the
Christmas
stocking
and
the
Christmas
tree.
He
also
told
of
the
institution
of
carol
singing
and
described
certain
medieval
customs
of
Yuletide
observance.
W.
M.
Watt,
president
of
the
club,
was
In
the
chair
and
extended
the
appreciation
of
listeners
to
Dean
Olbson
for
his
address
OuesU
were
Cyril
Kellett
of
Prince
Rupert,
M.
H.
McLean
of
Port
Edward
and
Ralph
Foote
of
Chicago.
Mr.
McLean
was
the
winner
in
the
contest
for
a
turkey,
the
proceeds
of
which
will
be
used
to
pro-Tjde
Christmas
hamper
to
be
distributed
by
trie
club.
!J.
H.
BULGER
Optometrist
Royal.
Bank
Btdr.
This
THE
DAILY
NT7TS
Thursday
re?.v
'XMAS
PLAY
PRESENTED
Protram
Appropriate
To
Season
I
Staged
By
Relirjous
Education
Council
Featuring
a
four
scene
dramatisation
depicting
the
Nativity,
the
local
Rettgtous
Education
Council
hut
night
oresented
a
Terr
ac
ceptable
Christmas
program
In
the
social
hall
of
First
Presbyterian
Church.
The
hall
was
practically
filled
wtth
an
appreciative
audience
In
addition
to
the
play
there
were
a
number
of
mask
a!
numbers
as
well
as
community
singlnc
of
carats
by
the
audience.
The
play
was
presented
in
costume
and
with
settings
appropriate
to
the
Christmas
story.
It
was
under
the
direction
of
Rev.
R.
C.
H.
Durnfnrd
ami
MIm
Win.
KITKATLA
WEDDING
.Miss
.Minnie
Lewis
liecomcs
Bride
of
James
Nelson
KITKATLA.
Dec
21.
On
Mon
day
of
thk
week
a
wedding,
which
aroused
the
interest
of
the
whole
Tillage,
was
sotanntwd
at
St.
Pet
er's
Church
when
James
Nelson.
younger
son
of
Chief
J.
Nelson,
was
united
in
marriage
to
Miss
Minnie
Lewis,
younger
daughter
of
J.
Lewis.
Doth
are
residents
of
KitkaUa.
The
bride,
who
was
daintily
attired
in
white,
was
given
in
mar
riage
by
her
father.
Attending
the
bride
was
Mrs.
Pearl
Hill,
as
matron
of
honor
and
two
little
flower
glrk,
The!
ma
Tol-
nie
Cameron
was
in
charge
of
mie
and
Margaret
HUL
the
costuming.
The
Junior
Choir
Chester
Bolton
was
groomsman
of
First
United
Church,
conducted
Rer
B.
Shearman
officiated,
by
H.
T.
Lock,
provided
SDiendld
th.
musical
background
in
the
sing-
able
directorship
of
H.
Drown,
play-1
Irur
of
carols
from
the
tinn.
,
uia..
i.
L
k.n
j.
'
VlT
?
in
the
P1
banquet
which
followed
the
wed-
were
the
following:
m
Mary.
Miss
Ling
Betty
W
Vinson::
Joseph.
Gordon
CakJcrwood:
Amos.
Bill
Hunter:
-
Jeremiah.
Harold
Ivarson.
Nathan.
!
Phyllis
and
Ween
Hamblln.
Miss
Donald
Eeiir:
a
Rwnin
riiiv'
RHIth
IJiniliiiw
I.iu.
iWmhI
-r
-
"
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I
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ii.
....
,
WltS.
Thorne:
Isaiah.
Ken
Dakin:
Anna.,
James
Andrews
and
Fusiliers
Louts
mij
iremner:
eacana.
Tom
ror-.iotuas
rendered
fine
setectlons
ivi.
auilini
UtKHClt.
Fk.Cn
jUlIVUtilKHIl
Hie
CVHMBg.
Dakin
and
Guy
Thome
also
took
Rev
E.
E.
Brandt,
pastor
of
the
parts
of
an
Innkeeper
and1
First
Baptist
Church,
acted
as
Simeon
resoeetlvelr
Other
item..
on
the
procram
In-1
briefly
explained
the
objects
of
nno-n
iwn
numbers
by
the
Unl-jthe
Religious
Educatfcm
Council
ted
Church
Junior
Choir
"OJory
which
h
emphasited
was
not
to
CM"
nd
"Oh
rlt
was
Bnrn
necessarily
a
young
peoples
or-nt
MarT
Fre:"
two
solos
by
John
i
gantzatlon
but
wai
Intended
for
K
Datrv.
"Long
Long
Ago"
and,
the
puroose
of
eo-ordinattng
aet-Oood
Klne
ffwMih;"
and
two
vttiea
of
the
varfcm
sHarthw.
wi
ms.
hv
Dr
R
O.
Lar.
'
Rev
J
c
Jackson,
pastor
of
4"
and
"Ptrarwer
f
First
United
Churth.
operated
a
Galilee."
Accompanists
were
MH.matie
lantern'
during
the
evening
Q-"n.
Otafson
and
Mfcw
AHeen
Exnensea
wre
dtfrayed
by
the
Hambttn.
isale
of
randv
lo
the
audience
dur-
An
orchestra
eonststtng
of
Mfcww
lng
an
intermUjJon
WARM
TALE
OFFAMILY
A
real
everyday
family
life
picture
comes
to
the
screen
of
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
tonight
and
Friday
In
"Our
Neighbors
The
Car
ters."
It
Is
the
sort
of
a
family
which
lives
In
any
small
town
in
the
1
country
headed
by
a
tolerant
hus
band
and
father
and
very
wise
and
sweet
wife
with
four
or
five
child
ren.
As
the
picture
opens.
Fav
Batntcr.
as
the
mother.
Is
about
to
leave
for
Chicago
to
visit
with
old
friends
played
by
Genevieve
Tbbln
and
Ed
mund
Lowe.
The
real
purpose
of
the
Wt
te
to
ask
a
famous
doctor
whether
he
can
do
anything
for
a
crippled
son.
He
aiys
he
can
and
she
U
very
glad
that
she
has
scrimped
and
scraped
to
save
$1000
in
her
nineteen
years
of
married
life.
On
her
return,
however,
she
ftnds
that
her
husband,
played
by
Frank
Craven,
has
kut-hls
business
to
a
competitor
She
gives
him
the
$1000
t
start
business
again.
The
story
proceeds
to
a
climax
throuh
a
series
of
dramatic
Incidents
The
children
are
played
by
a
group
of
talented
youngsters-.
Oloria
Oarter.
Donald
Brenon.
Ben-nle
BarOett.
Scoity
Beckett
and
Joyce
Arteen.
aiavesey
Meiior.
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Iriand
wireless
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eabln
cruiser
built
by
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of
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n
is
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appearing
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