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John
James
Little,
vice-president
and
general
manager
of
the
Northern
B.C.
Power
Co.
and
a
resident
of
Prince
Rupert
since
1910,
passed
away
in
Rochester,
Minnesota
at
8
o'clock
Thursday
morning,
according
to
word
reaching
the
city
yesterday.
He
as
58
years
old.
In
111
health
for
the
last
several
months,
Mr.
Little,
accompanied,
by
his
wife,
left
Prince
Rupert
a
few
weeks
ago
to
re-
j
ceive
surgical
treatment
at
the
Mayo
clinic.
Word
of
his
passing
was
received
with
shock
and
re-
i
eret
bv
his
manv
friends.
i
lived
continuously
in
the
with
the
exception
of
the
period
during
the
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Little
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iuici,
m
ivta,
ne
was
appointed
superintendent
of
the
city
light
and
telephone
department,
a
posltlo;;
he
held
until
1929,
when
he
went
over
to
the
Northern
B.C.
Power
Co.
as
general
manager
when
the
company
took
over
the
electric
light
and
power
facilities
in
Prince
Rupert
and
Stewart.
About
a
year
ago
he
was
promoted
to
be
vice-3)resic3nt
of
COTTAGE
CHEESE
city,
four
first
!l
World
War
in
which
he
served
2
Oti
JBriti&h
Imperial
forces.
aj
A
registered
professional
en-H
j
gineer
and
a
member
of
the
I
American
Institute
of
Electrical
a
j
Engineers,
Mr.
Little
was
em-B
ployed
by
the
city
lieht
and
lele-
2
;
phone
department
after'
coming
,New
Creamed
Fresh
Made:
VALENTIN
DAIRY
Your
Daily
1
ALL-WEATHER
SERVICE
WAR
ASSETS
XMAS
TREE
Street,
Monday
afternoon.
The
clubhouse
was
appropriately
decorated
for
the
occasion
and
the
affair
was
well
attended
by
employees'
wives
and
chil
dren.
Entertainment
consisted
of
games
with
music
provided
by
Mary
Postuk
at
the
piano
assist-'
ed
by
the
kiddies
with
their
paper
hats
and
horns.
Candles,
fruit
and
nuts
were
dlstribtted.
The
culminating
point
of
the
afternoon
pfoved
to
be
the
arrival
of
Santa
Claus
who,
despite
his
Scotch
accent,
proved
tc
be
the
Northern
B.C.
Power
Co.
Mr.
Little
was
active
in
ness
and
club
activities
in
the
city
and
was
Master
of
Tsimp-sean
Masonic
Lodge
in
1933,
and
president
of,
the
Prince
Rupert
Rctaiy
Club
in
1934.
He
also
served
a
term
as
President
of
the
Prince"
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce.
He
is
survived
by
his
wife,
the
former
MUs
Mary
Thompson,
whom
he
married
in
1919.
There
were
no
children.
Mrs.
Little
is
accompanying
the
body
back
to
Tuesday
night.
Burial
will
take
place
with
Masonic
rites
next
Thursday.
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YEAR'S
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BUFFET
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TURKEY,
CHICKEN,
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AND
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SCALLOPED
POTATOES
JELLIED
TOMATO
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AND
RED
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PICKLES
CRANBERRY
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CHRISTMAS
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COOKIES
COFFEE
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FOR
NEW
YEAR'S
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SALAD
WITH
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RAW
CRANBERRIES
BUTTERED
ROLLS
RELISHES
CELERY
CURLS'
CARROT
STICKS
CHRISTMAS
CAKE
COOKIES
COFFEE
COAL
WOOD
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TRANSFER
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Prince
Rupert
citizens
braved
by
the
War
Assets
Recreational
the
frosty
dawn
this
morning
to
Club
was
htld
in
the
Recreation
return
to
their
jobs
after
the
Hall,
First
Avenue
and
Sixth
Christmas
and
Boxing
Day
holl-
days
in
which
festivity
In
com
pany
with
family
and
friends
was
the
keynote
for
the
two-day
period.
The
morning
dusk
was
brightened
somewhat
by
the
occasional
brilliance
of
a
gift
t:c
which
seme
daring
recipient
had
lashed
about
his
neck
before
departing
for
work.
That
Christmas
was
a
"home
day"
was"
attested
by
the
lack
of
formal
entertainment
projects
during
the
period
and,
if
its
success
as
a
children's
day
could
be
judged
by
the
number
of
toys
in
evidence
in
the
resi-
Mr.
Little
was
born
in
Edin-'VPrv
cenerous
in'
his
distribn-!
dential
areas
of
the
city,
then
burgh,
.Scotland,
on
August
27,
j
tlon
of
presents.
Soon
after
his
'
therc
was
wt'e
that
could
be
1888.
He
received
h
education
arrival
lhe
waUa
fit
tne
ciub.
'
desired.
and
training
as
an
engineer
in
,
house
were
resounding
to
the
A
walk
through
the
rcside.n-Edinburgh,
and
came
to
Canada
'
nolse
of
tov
drums.
horns,
rettles
tial
areas
"
Christmas
and
Box-
a
young
man.
Since
1910
he
and
he
rollIn
Qf
.aean&
and
,
ing
Day
repealed
doorsteps
and
car
wheels
across
the
floor.
(S'.dewalks
covered'
with
brightly
Refreshments
consisting
of
ice
!
pa:nled
to"3
Betting
their
first
cream,
cakey
and
soft
drinks
,
e
uai.ua
oi
nigmy
were
served.
'
The
committee
responsible
for
organization,
entertainment
and
decorating
consisted
of
Mike
Munizaba
(Club
president),
Irene
Stiles
seerctary),
Joy
Berg,
Alyce
Tolpy,
Lillian
Ham,
Edith
Murvold,
Val
Carrier,
Senlon
MacDonald,
George
Yule,
Dave
CITY
BACK
AT
WORK
AFTER
'XMAS
Two
Happy
Holidays
Enjojcil
,
Christmas
dinner,
and
the
shep-
coi'jcentrated
youngsters.
Indoors,
equally
concentrated
rdults
were
marvelling
at
the
wonderful
things
Santa
Claus
had
done
for
them.
Christmas,
of
course,
is
a
holiday
only
for
those
who
do
not
have
to
work
and.ln
mast
homes
M
ither
was
not
one
of
those
Chappie
and
'Harry
Brewer.
I
fortuWtes.
Preparations
for
the
ORANGE
XMAS
which
was
the
highlight
of
the
Prince
Rupert,
arriving
here
j
proceedings.
ENJOYED
Delightful
Affair
For
Children
in
Lesion
Hall
Monday
Afternoon
Children
of
the
Moose
Order
staged
a
fine
program
Monday
afternoon
in
Canadian
Legion
Hall
and
were
then
rewarded
with
a
visit
from
Santa
Claus
The
program
included
group
singing
of
carols
by
Margaret
Johansen.
Joan
Moller,
Pat
Lemon,
Hazel
Paulson,
Ethel
Cul-der,
Marjorle
Way.
Pat
Hill,
Carol
mil
and
Pat
Wilson;
duet
by
Pat
Hill
and
Ethel
Calder:
quartette
by
Margaret
Johansen,
Joan
Moller,
Pat
Lemon
and
Marjorle
Way;
dialogue-
by
Pat
Hill
and
Pat
Lemon,
and
spelling
out
of
'Santa
Claus
by
fourteen
wee
tots.
Following
ths
visit
of
Santa
Claus,
who
had
gifts
for
al
the
children
sang"Jingle
Belli"
and
"Farewell
to
You."
Refreshments
were
served
after
the
concert.
Robert
Vreeland
played
an
active
part
in
the
success
and
enjoyment
of
the
affair.
herding
of
excited
youngsters
Intensified
the
homemakin?
routine,
llcwever,
probably
that
in
itself
was
a
change.
Only
One
Baby
Prince
Rupert
had
only
one
Christmas
Day
baby.
At
10:40
Christmas
Day
a
son
was
born
lo
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Victor
Norbcrg
of
1C2D
Sixth
Avenue
Eat,:
Tne
child
was
born
in
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital,
and
botn
mother
and
child
are
reported
doing
well
under
the
care
of
Dr.
W.
S.
Kergin.
No
deaths
took
place
in
thr
city
over
the
holidays
although
word
of
the
passing
of
J.
J.
Little
at
Rochester,
Mlnnestota,
yesterday
morning
was
received
here
Thursday.
While
other
parts
or
'.he
coast
reported,
cloudy
skies
and
rain,
Prince,
Rupr
t
enjoyed
one
c
the
finest
days
of
the
winter
yesterday
andhundrcds
oi
fami
lies
took
advantage
of
the
clear.
crLsp
weather
to
visit
their
'friends.
Streets
throughout
the
city
were,
populated
with
groups
of
pedestrians
for
the
greater
part
of
the
day.
Police
headquarters
reported
a
relatively
qultt
time
during
the.
holiday.
There
were
n:m-rlalnU
of
three
cars
reported
stolen
by
Joyriders,
all
of
which
were
recovered.
One
of
the
car,
was
found
in
a
lane
off
Third
Avenue,
a
second
in
the
dit."h
on
Seventh
Avenue
and
the
third
;
auo
aoanaonea
in
trie
aitch.
on
Ninth
Avenue.
The
latter
received
considerable
tfanip.'ip
a-'
it
went
over
h
b:::k.
No
in
juries
were
n
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