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FRIDAY,
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23,
1947
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it
was
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French
nnd
1
,
1
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Upon
his
re-
,
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1
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b
iorence
uis
.
c
anility
of
an
or-
'
friend,
Dr.
a
i
"is
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:d
the
Ancient
uie
Nobles
of
o
teach
men
f
laughter
and
r
smiles
in
o
irrow.
the
Shrine
T.
nlayjround
.itlfir
it
MA
ton
with
the
Il.wever.
Its
.id
are
re-W.nr
Knights
1
"'ee
Srottish
At.d
until
1920.
&
Prince
Rupert
Dnflp
BtW
-if
asons
Playground,
Shrine
Has
Noble
Function
1
r
ai
1
&
A
HnniiiHSs
ill
1
unprc
n
Manc
Of
Helping
Children
to
Health
01
--iij'iJL
0
U,U"H
inspired
i
r
1..
r
ti
r
jidinji
a
legend,
the
distinguished
American
iVillian
J.
Florence,
on
tour
abroad,
met
the
oi
Lm;
l'r
who
was
head
of
the
order
of
the
Shrine
"f
the
East.
Charmed
by
the
geniality
Ame'
an,
the
Sultan
arranged
for
Florence's
,n
int.
the
Order
at
Cairo.
Afterward,
the
ranslation
of
fun
was
the
Shrine's
order
of
the
day.
There
were
no
complaint'
Nevertheless,
there
was
a
feelin;
largely
subconscious,
that,
In
Trder
to
continue
to
.rew
and
to
attract
the
right
kind
of
men,
Ihc
Shrine
must
inevitably
undertake
a
worthwhile
and
constructive
activity
that
wtuld
r.o
frorth
Am-ibencflt
communities
ar.d
natiins
s:ine
of
North
membership
of
designed
to
boy
in
the
:r
from
serious
in
a
and
alro
frlvo
'.hat
trreat
inner
satisfaction
which
all
men
seek
It
was
at
this
psy:hologlca!
moment,
at
the
annual
convention
at
Indianapolis
In
1919,
that
i
resolution
was
introduced
to
undertake
some
kir-d
c?
philanthropy.
But
it
was
not
until
the
following
year
at
Portland.
Ore-iron,
that
W.
Freeland
Kendrlck.
then
the
Imperial
Potentate,
introduced
a
specific
resolution
that
the
Shrine
build,
equip
and
operate
hospitals
ior
the
rehabilitation
ot
crippled
children
whose
parents
could
not
afford
top
medial
care
necessary
to
make
them
walk,
and
that
these
children
be
admitted
without
regard
to
race,
creed
or
color.
This
resolution
was
dramatically
supported
by
Nolle
Forrest
Adair
of
Atlanta.
.Georgia.
elcome
bhriners
!
Our
noble
order."
said
Freer
We
civc
vou
a
hand
on
your
visit
1
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w
rnnce
Kupert,
ana
nupe
yum
4
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.
ay
will
be
a
real
pleasant
one.
Burns
&
Co.
Ltd,
o
i
KfclYlE,
munis,
your
icisi
viaii.
Some
twenty
years
ago
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yv
HIT
'"cc
Kupert
is
happy
to
wiiLLumt.
you
again.
Howe
Ml!
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A
V
K
N
If
U
Welcome
Gizeh
Ity
PERCY
TINKER
&
CO.
LIMITED
fenfs
I
IMITED
Brokers
llvL
ESTATE
AND
INSURANCE
AGENTS
uons
at
first.
Of
course,
no
one
doubted
the
worthiness
of
the
proposal.
The
questioncould
'.he
Shrine
undertake
so
serious
,U!i:
UTTI'IJLY
INLIKi:
HOSPITALS
One
thins
that
most
Impresses
visitors
to
the
hospitals
is
how
utterly
unlike
hospitals
they
are.
they
have
tried
to
make
each
f
them
like
a
large
nursery
and
playroom
with
Mother
Goose
rnd
story
book
figures
in
mur
als,
and
on
bibs,
napkins
and
Icwels.
There
are
libraries
and.
plenty
of
toys.
The
windows
are
large
and
there
are
rpaclous
sun
porches
and
terraces.
This
all
contributes,
plu
the
skill
and
understanding
of
the
exceptional
men
and
women
on
each
staff,
to
the
s-unpr'.slns?ly
high
morale
of
the
children.
Thus,
for
24
years,
the
Shrine
!
f
North
America,
has
not
Just
'
tfood
for
tolerance
anion?
men,
j
but
demonstrated
it.
forcefully,
throuah
these
15
hospitals.
There
have
been
Chinese,
Jap-
i
ancse,
Indian,
Mexican,
Kcgro.
Italian,
Greek,
Spanish
and
many
other
racts
and
nationalities.
They
have
been
,
of
virtu
cliy
every
religious
faith,
some
of
no
faith
at
sll.
It
makes
no
difference.
For
in
applying
to
a
Shriners'
HcJipital
for
Crippled
Children,
there
.are
but.
four,
questions:.
Is
the'Chlld
or
poor'
parents?
Can
he
be
helped?
Is
,
he
mentally
sound?
Is
he
under
fourteen?
That's
all.
The
rest
doesn't
matter.
Me
Too!
NILE
TEMPLE
TO
KETCHIKAN
Prince
Rupert
is
not
the
only
north
coast
town
that
Is
host
to
a
Shrine
ceremonial
this
year.
Ketchikan
will,behaylng
a
similar
experience
in
Julywfieh'
Nile
Temple
of
Seattle
comes
north
for
a
ceremonial
and
many
southeastern
Alaska
novices
will
tread
the
burning
sands
In
alleg
orical
rite.
n
task
and
carry
It
through
to
success?
Ssven
years
later,
15
hospitals,
staffed
by
the
finest
doctors
and
nurses
in
North
America,
equipped
beyond
anything
so
far
i.inri.vAnAriiiv
twtii
nover.
findilknawn
in
orthopedics,
were
Us
rout
until
it
unites
on
some
great
humanitarian
project
and
erects
a
living
monument
as
evidence
of
the
worthwhile
ex
istence
cf
the
Shrine."
Naturally,
there
were
objec-
PRACTICAL
HAPPINESS
Here
is
an
illustra
tion
of
the
practical
Work
of
bringing
happiness
which
the
Shriners
practice,
The
picture
was.
taken
In
one
of
the
many
crippled
children's
hospitals.
making
each
year
over
17,000
dreams
come
true
dreams
of
little
children,
dream3
oi
bln
able
to
walk
like
all
the
other
children.
comes
THE
NOBLES
OF
MYSTIC
SHRINE
AND
THEIR
LADIES
.
.
.
0
Best
Wishes,
for
a
Pleasant
Journey
...
May
Your
Stay
Be
An
Enjoy
ablc
One!
Eielly
Douglas
ftd
BRUCE
McCALLUM,
District
Manager
Investors
Syndicate
of
Canada
Limited
Educational
and
Income
Programs
212
Fourth
Street
Green
917
N
ORTH
STAR
BOTTLING
WORK
"Tie
Home
of
Coca-Cola"
Welcomes
the
Shriners''
1
Most
Cordially
S
HERE
WE
ARE
BUNCHING
TOGETHER
TOa
JJ
J
!:
108
m
;
I:
WELCOME
The
Nobles
and
Their
Ladies
to
This
Prince
Rupert
of
Ours
,
I'M
Happy
Days
to
Each
and
Every
One
Is
Our
Hearty
Wish
To
the
Visitors
Come
in
the
evening
or
come
in
the
morning,
f
,
t
Come
when
you
are
looked
for
or
come
without
warning,
And
the
oftener
you
come
the
more
we
will
welcome
you.
Benson's
Photo
Studio
305
Third
Avenue
West
Fashion
Footwear
Is
Happy
to
Join
Most
Heartily
in
the
WELCOME
f
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ROYAL
HOTEL
NELSON'S
BARBER
&
BEAUTY
SHOP
GROTTO
CIGAR
STORE
SWEET
SIXTEEN
LTD.
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BUTCHERS
McCUTCHEOH
PHARMACY
LTD?
A.
E.
&
J.
H.
FERGUSON
H.
G.
HELGERSON
LTD.
BACON
FISHERIES
MANSON'S
JEWELERS
FAIRWAY
FOOD
MARKET
MACEY'S
LUNCH-
to
the
NOBLES
OF
GIZEH
TEMPLE
Dom
and
Dan
Shine
With
the
Shrine,
A
We'
are
slad
indeed
to
Welcome
the
Nobles
Fraser
&
Payne
LADIES'
AND
MEN'S
WEAR,
DRY
GOODS
ti
We
Arc
Happy
to
Welcome
All
the
g
fc
Shriners
to
Prince
Rupert
;
ll
1
i
i
John
Gurvich,
Contractor
(Also
TAXI
32)
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