10
Scout
Gets
.
Prince,
Rupert
Dally
News
Saturday",
December
24,
1949
Miss
Gladys
Hndiay,
MiM
A
fc.
ai
Waterman
and
Mrs.
Edith
M
J
Ult
,
Larsen
of
Port
Simpson
and
Miss
Ind
V
Kathleen
How,
teachers
of
nat-EA
Ch
J
ive
schools
in
this
agency,
were
W
holl(iaf
season
Ray
Reflects
.
.
.
.
.
.
and
Reminisces
and
almost
two
thousand
years
1
later
you
can
catch
the
sob
In
his
throat:
"He
loved
me
and
i
'
gave
Himself
up
for
me."
"For
me,"
notice!
Not
for
"humanity"
as
a
faceless,
anonymous
mass,
but
for
each
of
us
indi
The
Real
Love
of
Chrisfmas
(Bishop
Anthony
Jordan,
O.M.I.)
loved
me
and
gave
Himself
up
for
me.
(Gal.
2.20.)
On
Christmas
Eve,
in
sentimentality
we
need
to
fear
fW0
19oo
tv
nt
but
sophistication.
No
one
is
for-
K.Vti.
if
Hear
Rate
V
.
.
'
mal
or
supercilious
to
a
baby
Assisi
and
his
brethren
and
Christmas
was
the
birthday
met
in
a
cave
complete
of
a
Baby.
if
Cil
n
What
do
we
see
at
Bethlehem?
V
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W1UI
till
U.,
ill
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THE
4..
303
3rd
Ave.
Black
tit
manger.
In
that
cave,
a
excitement,
unbelievably
beau-priest
offered
Holy
Mass
and
uful;
and
her
Son
,
stung
pink
by
Francis
fulfilled
his
pious
ambi-
the
wind,
helpless,
utterly
de-tion:
"I
want
for
once
to
cele-
pendent
on
His
mother.
And
is
brate
seriously
the
coming
of
the
this
God?
Is
this
He
who
lit
the
Son
of
God
and
see
with
my
own
stars,
and
threw
the
planets
eyes
how
poor
and
miserable
He
swirling
out
into
space,
who
an-wished
to
be
for
our
sakes."
chored
the
continents,
heaped
up
That
may
seem
quaint
to
the
the
mountains,
walled
in
the
vidually.
We
can
.therefore,
make
St.
Paul's
words
our
own.
What
i
a
difference
this
birth
made
to
the
world!
When
we
thus
exclaim,
we
are
thinking
of
how
the
pagan
world
with
its
heritage
of
cruelly,
Impurity,
in-
justice
p.n
'
false
worship
was
transformed
by
Our
Lord'a
teach-
ing.
But
it
is
important
to
ask:
"How
much
difference
has
Christ's
birth
made
in
our
lives?
Some,
to
be
sure;
but
how
much?
We
are
Christians
and
tint
means,
in
its
full
richness,
not
merely
the
desultory
keeping
of
the
commandments,
fulfilment
of
obligations,
but
a
return
of
love.
SU
Paul
does
not
merely
say:
"He
loved
me'1
and
end
the
sentence
there;
no,
"He
loved
me
and
gave
Himself
up
for
me"
He
loved
me
and
expressed
His
love
In
action.
Does
my
love
for
Him
similarly
show
and
prove
itself?
Scout
Investiture
After
First
of
Year
Investiture
of
scouts
of
the
Fifth
Prince
Rupert
troop
after
.MB
in
,
.'.
.
1
yS-.fT
worldly,
and
quixotic
to
the
cynical
but
it
represents
the
attitude
with
which
we
should
approach
the
holy
day.
It
is
not
A
MERRY
CHRISIH1
To
Everyon
e
'
(rttnnu
if:
the
New
.Year
is
expected.
Under
I
,
,
.
the
leadership
of
Scouter
Walker
t
:
'
,
Page,
the
group
meets
weekly
"at
IMPORTANT
TO
ITALY
'
the
Annunciation
School
hall.
Agriculture,
the
most
Impor-The
boys
are
engaged
in
exams
tant
of
Italian
Industrie,
em-so
that
the
entire
troop
may
be
ploys
more
than
one-third
of
invested
as
scouts
in
January,
the
population
.
,
M.
J.
SAUNDERS
i
Pro
fessional
and
Busing
cx
'
.
'
sn
U
A
vnnntf
oirl
nplnw
u;ith
love
and
seas?
Yes.
this
is
He.
What
Is
He
doing
there
in
these
surroundings,
this
disguise?
St.
Paul
answers
that
question,
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Our
smeerest
liopet
for
a
Happy
New
Yar
a.
witk
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CITIZENS
OF
High
Honor
"
The
highest
award
a
boy
scout
can
receive
was
bestowed
t
on
Troop
Leader
A.
Ross
Ingram
of
the
Third
Prince
Rupert
Troop
in
a
ceremony
conducted
at
a
meeting
of
the
troop
.
i
F.
E.
Anfield,
district:
com-
missioned
of
Boy
Scouts
in
the
Prince
Rupert
area,
awarded
the
King
Scout
badge
arid
expressed
appreciation
of
the
work
done
by
Troop
Leader
Ingram
In
bringing
the
honor
to
his
troop.
The
award
is
the
first
of
its
kind
I
to
be
presented
in
this
city,
Another
award
was
presented
by
Mr.
Anfield
at
the
request
of
i
the
26
boy
troop.
Dennis
Garon,
scoutmaster,
was
presented
with
I
a
gold
watch
and
chain
as
the
boys,
erect
In
snappy
uniforms,
'looked
on.
The
boys
presented
the
gift
as
a
toker.
of
their.
appreciation
for
the
work
done
by
'
the
scoutmaster.
'
t
Honor
penants
and
the
"Good
Turn"
picture
were
bestowed
by
Fred
Conrad,
group
chairman
of
the
troop,
on
the
leading
patrol
in
troop
competition.
(
"
Th5
meeting
closed
with
pres
entations
of
other
well
earned
j
awards
and
a
successful
and
en-
oyable
ChrLstmas
party.
The
Season's
Greetings
To
all
our
friends
and
Customers
we
extend
Joyoua
Christmas.-
May
Good
Health
and
Good
Fortune
be
yours
always,
and
may
1950
bring
yoa
a
full
measure
of
Peace.,
Happiness
and.
Prosperity.
V
3
Third
and
McBride
in
.
.
M
1
ana
r
tinctr
good
ilia
tor
Evitt
&
Co.
Ltd.
From
different
parts
of
North
i
America
come
melancholy
hints
that
the
cast
of
coffee
is
rising.
It's
hovering
between
7
and
101
icenta.
Think
of
it.
Once,
a
nic-!
kel
and
a
cup
of
coffee
were
partners.
They
travelled
together
something
like
pork
and
beans
or
bacon
and
eggs.
Once,
there
was
the
dollar
watch,
the
dollar
shirt,
the
ten
cent
plug,
the
15
j
cent
shave,
the
good
5
cent
cigar,!
and
the
large
size
5
cent
candy,
bar
.
Perhaps
we
have
more
cash
today
but
is
there
more
or
less
happiness?
Several
railway
trains
were
needed
to
carry-
not
all
Just
part
of
Joe
Stalin's
birthluy
gifts.
Being,
presumably,
a
gentleman,
he
will
personally
acknowledge
each.
It
Is
urged
in
Prince
Rupert
that
local
users
of
the
telephone
during
busy
seasons
In
partlcular.j
restrict
the
time
It
can
be
done.
It
can
be
talk
instead
of
leisurely
conversation.
It
Is
astonishing
how
much
can
be
said
in
two
or
three
minutes
If
you
really
utter
i
it
with
no
rambling
or
wasted
wurds.
The
point
is
well
taken.
It's
good
to
have
terminal
facilities
and
use
them.
Industrial
and
labor
chiefs
are
saying
1950
will
be
more
encouraging.
Strikes
will
be
reduced
and
war's
likelihood
less.
If
more
would
keep
on
saying
and
thinking
this,
no
explanations
would
be
necessary
later
on.
Ketchikan,
Immensely
proud
of
being
a
national
record
holder,
has
the
right
idea.
Officially
rec-
sgniwd
as
being
the
nation's
wet
spot
more
than
200
inches
of
rain
in
1940
the
Alaskan
city
strikes
a
distinguished
pose,
and
asks
what
wouldn't
drought-stricken
New
York
City
give
fo-
good,
splashing
.handout
from
ler
abundant
store.
Governor
General's
Christmas
Greetings
Many
Christmas
greeting
messages
are
arriving
at
the
Mayor
otiice
but
one
of
the
most
in-veresting
i
which
Mrs.
Nora
Arnold
ius
rfcccived
U
one
from
the
Gov-.rnor
General
and
Lady
Alexander.
It
in
personally
signeo
jy
Their
Excellencies
and
the
.eature
is
a
delightful
family
,uup
picture
taken
in
the
vice-
.gal
home
at
Rideau
ilall
In
itlawa.
The
Governor-General
nd
his
lady
and
their
children
.re
seen.
It
was
announced
In
Terrace
ecentJy,
by
J.
C.
Martin,
pro-
incial
construction
supervisor,
hat
the
plans
lor
an
infirma.
lad
been
changed,
and
the
juikling
will
become
an
old
neii'i
home.
Changes
will
be
tarted
Immediately.
It
is
ex
pected
work
will
be
finished
In
Mafch.
'
j.
-
-
Christmas
At
Jonrad
Hall
Coniutl
Uniteu
ilull
Sunday
cliiwl
enjoyed
their
Christmas
artles
on
WeUnesi.ay.
The
pre-;hool
children
hurt
their
party
in
ie
afiernuun'
with
23
present
ong
with
their
mothers.
The
tternoon
was
spent
In
singing
hriutmus
itungs
and
carols
and
lie
Nativity
tory
told
with
a
annelgraph.
A
the
ehildren
ent
home
they
were
given
a
bag
jf
Christmas
treau
and
a
pcppei-.ilnt
stick.
Mrs.
C.
Marineau,
he
teacher
of
the
little
tots,
was
ne
sponsor
of
the
party.
In
the
evening
th
older
chlld-
en
had
their
party.
Ahtmt
fifty
-y9
and
gtt;s
fculhered
with
ome
of
theif
parents
to
enjoy
a
thort
evening
together.
Two
terns
highlighted
the
evening
he
showing
of
colored
Nativity
illdei
beginning
with
the
proph-jsies
of
Christ's
coming.
Interspersed
with
caro:
singing,
and
he
Christmas
treiits
,
Among
those
active
at
the
1
party
were
Mrs.
A.
Bussanich,
tfrs.
C.
Marlnaau,
Mrs.
William
Dunn,
Mrs.
R.
W.
Large.
Martin
Stuart
and
Rev.
L.
O
Siebcr.
Others,
teachers
and
friends,
greatly
helped
In
making
the
party
possible,
providing
treats
and
decorating
the
Hall.
i
The
Sunday
School
sent
a
box
of
oranges
and
a
box
of
peppermint
sticks
to
the
local
Radio
Station
for
the
boys
and
girls
at
Miller
Bay
hospital.
,
i
Case
Again
OTTAWA,
Xt
The
Board
of
Transport
Commlsioners
said
today
that
It
will
hear
further
submissions
from
the
Canadian
railways
in
February
on
their
application
for
a
general
twenty
percent
increase
in
railway
freight
rates.
This
announcement
came
a
day
afur
the
Supreme
Court
of
Canada
had
handed
down
a
Judgment
expressing
the
opinion
that
the
board
had
failed
In
its
duty
by
not
making
a
final
decision
on
the
application
when
it
awarded
the
railways
an
interim
increase
of
eiiiht,
percent
In
September.
Rowland
Mik-s
of
the
C'iv!e
Centre
staff
Railed
Thursday
on
the
Prince
Gtnnee
lor
Vancou-f
y
spend
the
Chiistmas
a
no
New
Year
holiday
season
.
7
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jayi'ul
plruure
of
your
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Holiday
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a
pleasure
at
this
time
of
the
year
to
gratefully
acknowledge
the
generous
patronage
and
goodwill
we
have
enjoyed
in
the
past.
J
We
extend
our
hearty
thanks
and
best
wishes
for
a
Merry
Christmas
and
a
Happy
and
Prosperous
New
Year.
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