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December
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1949
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Transform
Hearts
This
Christmas
i
(Rt.
Rev.
J
,B.
Gibson,
Bishop
of
Caledonia)
Once
more
the
spell
pf
i
Christmas
falls
upon
the
Dnnillnr
Ranlkf
KegUlflT
DapiISI
world
and,
in
reminding
us
of
the
beautiful
orievgj
COFICert
of
the
wise
Men
and
the
showing
of
the
set
of
beautiful
slides
in
color
of
the
Nativity
singing
many
of
the
well
known
carols
throughout.
ti.
r
:
"V.
U
The
evening
closed
with
Santa
j
presenting
every
boy
and
girl)
with
a
lovely
mounted
picture,!
a
Christmas
package
and
an
!
orange.
The
hall
was
beautifully;
decorated
with
two
lighted
j
shepherds
and
the
choirs
First
United
Church
Sunday
School
children
enjoyed
a
very
happy
Christmas
entertajnment
Tuesday
evening
in
the
presence
of
many
parents.
With
the
Church
Hall
filled
to
overflowing
with
children
and
grown-up
Iriends
the
younger
.
members
entertained
with
a
varied
program.
Rev.
Lawreneo
G.
Sieber
acted
as
chairman
and
called
on
the
different
groups
for
their
part
in
the
celebration.
The
first
part
of
the
program
centred
about
a
White
Gift
Service
in
which
the
children
brought
many
white
gifts
for
other
boys
and
girls
in
British
Columbia
and
overseas.
Peggy
Dominato
and
Louise
Wood
gave
a
responsive
star
reading.
The
legend
of
the
White
Gifts
was
told
bv
the
chairman.
Then
trees.
of
angels,
seeks
to
transform
our
hearts
into
living
mangers
cradling
anew
the
eternal
love
of
God.
Christmas
began
with
a
song.
aff
S
MIL'
M
i
A
i
g
-
t$Ls
tMiJ&i"
I
Our
faith
was
first
proclaimed
THERE
is
a
spirit
that
pervades
our
world
duringlrTto
S?.
I
this
Season.
W
e
feel
it
in
the
joy
of
giving
day,
in
individuals
or
in
society,
gifts
....
in
the
offering
of
best
wishes
to
all
those
tne
nots
of
that
sons
are
a'ays
around
us
....
in
the
hymns
and
carols.
It
is
especf-
ZMIZ
ally
necessary
in
these
trying
tinges
to
endeavor
to
'ing
experience
of
the
Saviour
is
spread
this
spirit
to
all
.
.
.
doine
it
not
onlv
at
Iwavs
a
elad
note
of
sons-
Syndicofed
Column
For
Roilwaymen
-
WINNIPEO
A
syndicated
newspaper
column
for
railroad
men
is
being
published
weekly
by
a
number
of
papers
In
railroad
communities
In
various
parts
of
the
United
States.
DOLCIN
EASES
THE
PAINS
OF
Two
hundred
parents
and
pupils
of
the
Regular
Baptist
Church
on
Wednesday
evening
braved
the
wind
and
rain
to
watch
or
take
part
in
their
sue-
j
cessful
Christmas
Concert.
The
entire
program
proceeded
smoothly,
presenting
to
the
appreciative
audience
two
hours
of
colorful
pageantry,
which
reminded
many
of
the
true
meaning
of
Christmas.
After
the
singing
of
"O
Come
All
Ye
Faithful"
by
the
congregation,
the
superintendent,
O.
R.
S.
Blackaby,
extended
greetings
and
prayer
was
offered
by
Pastor
L.
A.
Thorpe.
The
boys'
beginners'
class
"welcomed"
everybody
to
the-
concert
in
their
inimitable
"shy"
way,
afterwards
telling
of
Thankful
Peter"
Mrs.
Bert
Ewald's
primary
girls
enacted
Christmas
records
the
supreme
fact
of
the
birth
of
the
Saviour.
It
was
His
first
approach
in
that-coming
"for
us
men
and
for
our
salvation."
It
was
His
first
step
on
the
way
to
the
Cross
and
a
long
step
it
was.
Christ
is
our
Saviour
in
every
way
that
we
need
one.
First
His
yalvation
reaches
our
past.
Try
as
we
will
to
remedy
our
past
i
i
v
l
i
i
?...
Christmas
but
all
the
time.
'
We
can
think
of
no
better
advice
than
that
which
the
Pope
gave
to
the
people
of
the
world
yesterday
....
that
all
Christians
should
unite
to
oppose
the
advance
of
atheism
...
be
it
the
communistic
or
the
capitalistic
type.
All
denominations,
we
are
sure,
should
be
able
to
come
"to
accord
on
some
such
resolve.
Then
there
is
something
more
than
merely
agreeing.
We
must
follow
up
that
agreement
with
action,
simple
action
in
the
spirit
Gnnnnn
while
the
children
brought
their
gifts
and
placed
them
In
the
white
baskets
the
Junior
Choir
sang
carols
and
"Brin
a
Torch
Jeanette.
Isabella."
The
very
little
folk
the
three
four
and.
five
year
olds
presented
two
swee
little
Christmas
carols.
These
little
folks
were
taught
by
Mrs.
Donald
Foward,
Mrs.
C.
J.
O.
Olson,
Mrs.
O
Green
and
Mrs.
F.
Eby.
The
Primary
Department
presented
an
acrostic
recitation:
"Christmas
Morn,"
and
a
star
drill
closing
with
a
Christmas
story
tableau
following
the
pattern
of
the
carol
''Nowell"
sunt;
by
members
of
the
Junior
Choir.
The
work
of
preparing
these
LIKES
VIOLET
the
Christmas
Story,
using
their
failures
it
need
and
is
beyond
us.
We
all
dolls
as
the
characters.
The
be-desperately
need
a
ginner
girls,
under
Mrs.
Levelton,
tlrm
I
nMNMf
nt
important
to
11
wh
uflrf
lh
(Miii
mtui
tiMnumturl
of
arthnttf
Saviour
.
His
great
good
news
is
st0le
hearts
with
their
cute
pres
,1
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1.
t
1
M
1
i.
llifiM
t
i-aaM
rviiurt
thai
thv
k
it
to
nwjint
trwir
iiornuil
ottnrMiiiwi
anl
and
aumuie
oi
our
ciany
lives
wnerein
me
spirit.
,iat
-though
our
sins
be
as
scar-of
peace
and
goodwill,
exemplified
individually
may
let
they
shall
be
white
as
snow."
entation
of
the
"Doll's
Lullaby."
:
Mr.
Jam's
"Sunbeams"
enacted
on.
mora
tijy
lh
Itiliiwwo
tt
livtni
f
j
EATON'S
also
In1
lived
collectively.
His
salvation
extends
to
t
he!
their
class
name
by
a
missionary
Dresent
and
here
is
where'
so
im
"Rhinintr
Fnr
Jmus
A
The
hope
of
the
World
today
is,
of
course,
that
many
fail
to
seek
it.
The
child's
pianoforte
solo
by
Dick
Kilborn
aspirations
for
peace
and
security
may
be
realized
prayer
that
God
would
make
alliand
a
Christmas
recitation
"My
without
recourse
to
other
than
civilized
action.
If
lt
op,e,
,ay.s.
ChrlsUn"
wuh"
bJ
T?
VeiU:h
were
wen
presented
ana
wurmiy
nU
ki
IHH.
IN
hHh
m
m
dlf
.llv
nxnfMjtirxifi
protlurt
dwirrwH
io
brini
fnMti4
n-itrf
uf
Miiiw
au
to
rthnlM,
f
Um.-i
im,
i
iMitr
atHl
nrtirtiu.
Pnm
by
thm
vitwrMKw
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ntnny
irwuMmlf.
HmuIiji
mrm
mhnt
ciMiut.
V.
twitr
vuur
rhrnmitiMMn
or
rihr
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rmU
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triv
vottr
M)H
IN
t.-itfc-ui
luUy
frntn
yur
rinifKMt
,
.
.
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pnmiit
ftiitl
pnimgi
relief
Inxn
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rutin
krvrl
nnmry
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rtiwimatwB
rfbrtis.
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Jtn
jmUrf,
Turtmto
10,
Ontario,
Editor,
Daily
News:
Violet
Ingalls
wriu-s
a
fairly
good
letter
for
a
lady.
I
give
credit
where'
it
is
due.
But
this
is
still
a
man's
world.
Eve.
Keep
smiling.
ERNEST
HAINSWORTH.
received.
A
Christmas
Acrostic
'entitled
"Bethlehem"
was
given
;
by
the
Primary
Boys
and
Girls
;(Mr.
Thorpe
and
Mrs.
G.
R.
$
Blackaby)
and
the
Junior
boy
brought
everyone
back
to
the
first
Christmas
with
"The
Message
of
the
Evergreens."
.
The
climax
of
the
evening
was
9
are
good
Church
members
do
not
expect
Christ's
salvation
to
take
away
their
tempers,
their
sharp
tongue,
their
selfishness,
their
pride
and
hardness
of
heart
that
sees
all
faults
but
their
own
and
absolutely
refuse
to
forgive.
Christmas
Is
a
wonderful
time
for
making
up
quarrels,
building
bridges
between
hearts
that
are
estranged
and
setting
up
the
the
spirit
of
Christianity
the
spirit
of
Christmas
could
pervade
the
world,
that
hope
could
be
really
achieved.
We
may
blame
others
for
this
failure
in
the
world
today
to
.secure
peace
and
harmony.
But
it
might
be
well
if
each
of
us
did
a
little
soul-searching
ourselves
to
reflect
if
the
blame
is
all
on
the
other
side
personally
or
collectively.
Here
in
Prince
Rupert
the
most
of
us
find
our
i
.4
home
again
for
those
who
have
selves
amply
blessed
this
Christmas.
Our
hope
is
drifted
apart.
Christmas
is
a
"si1"
God
given
opportunity
for
these
I
m
that
the
cup
of
our
cheer
may
not
be
overflowing
but
that
it
may
be
shared
with
all
and
that
every
person
within
our
reach,
who
we
want
to
call
our
friends
today
and
every
clay,
have
a
really
happy
Christmas.
a
three-act
piay
on
Longfellow
i
poem
"The
Nativity."
This
was
presented
very
acceptably
by
the
i
t'vo
senior
classes
under
G.
R.
S
Blackaby
and
Miss
Anna
Becke-
tov.
I
These
young
peuple
solemnly
j
hroutfht
t-)
minds
the
problem
;
that
confronted
God
In
provid-i
ing
Man's
salvation
and
His
won-;
ilerful
solution
in
the
sending
at
His
Son
to
accomplish
this
ex-j
acting
mission.
j
The
evening
was
Vounded
out
i
by
colored
slides
of
the
Christmas
Story,
shown
by
the
Pastor,
and
j
the
presentation
of
gifts
and
things.
One
great
source
of
happiness
is
apologizing.
If
God
brings
to
your
mind
this
Christmas
some
person
whose
relation
to
you
is
not
what
it
ought
to
be
try
apologizing.
If
everyone
of
us
looked
for
a
chance
to
apologize
as
hard
as
we
shy
away
from
it,
this
Christmas
would
be
far
happier
In
many
circles.
As
you
bring
happiness
to
others
your
own
happiness
is
Increased.
Christ's
(I
L
$
Goodluckl
CXX
0
fine
Friends!
vW
frri
fin
1
pj
salvation
is
equal
to
all
these
Happincssl
Gv
J
Health!
.
candy
to
every
child
by
the
tra
things
and
others
like
them.
ditional
"Donor"
who
arrived
just
in
time
for
this
event.
Prosperity!
'
VAC,
WAREHOUSE
SAVED
IT
WAS
great
news
that
we
published
yesterday
I
thatthe
huge
warehouse
on
the
local
waterfront,
built
by
the
American
Army
during
the
war,
is
to
be
preserved
for
a
useful
industrial
purpose.
-Well
can
we
recall
a
meeting
of
citizens
just
two
years
ago
this
time
which
city
council
and
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
called
in
a
desperate
effort
to
devise
ways
and
means
to
head
fool
forward
ar1
.
in
thf.
OaHv
Nswii
Kau
(ill
these
fkawrei
he
ijours
tills
Cmim
Christ's
salvation
extends
to
the
nations
also.
"Peace
on
earth
to
men
of
goodwill"
was
the
promise
of
the
angels.
But
down
the
ages
the
nations
rejected
the
offer.
Individuals
in
them
had
goodwill
but
their
corporate
acts
were
selfish
Not.
rpachtntr
thp
year
to
Iirin
wllli
rrnr
many
friend
llie
mm
MrT
I
ANNETTE
MANSELL
;
ill
ri,cli(ne
an!
i,ctu
off
th
definite
threat
of
demolition
at
that
time,
good
will
they
lost
the
peace
on
of
the
iioIiJay
teaion.
We
were
hard
nut
to
it
then
nnrl
pvpn
tViP
mAst
Virmo
earth
and
wars
have
recurred
all
LADIES
WEAR
..a.:
""v-
uvjjv--
ful
hardly
expected
that
two
years
hence
would
bring
an
announcement
that
a
purchase
for
use
had
been
achieved.
(
As
E.
T.
Applewhaite,
M.P.
said,
yesterday,
the
Chamber
of
Commerce,
especially
some
of
its
optim
down
the
years.
One
fact
that
cheers
us
this
Christmas
Is
the
increase
of
goodwill
among
the
democratic
nations.
They
are
more
permeated
by
godwill
than
ever
before.
The
Saviour's
power
over
the
From
Staff
and
Management
of
.
The
Sports
Shop
'
if
:
:
Don't
Miss
the
Christmas
Broadcasts
-
CALL
-
Blue
992
istic,
never-say-die
members,
can
be
given
a
lot
of
nations
depends
on
His
power
credit
for
this
culmination
over
the
,ndivi?uals
of
the
na"
surrender
lets
the
Saviour
trans-
1
he
Chamber
also
had
a
hand
in
the
preservation
form
his
life
makes
the
greatest
of
the
American-built
part
of
the
ocean
dock
now
1ion-
Every
Person
wh,
in
g'aJ
G-
-a,
,
vv
-
7,'fi
KEN'S
RADIO
CLINIC
turned
over
to
Canadian
National
Railways,
and
The
former
administration
building,
now
being
converted
into
multiple
housing
project.
contribution
he
can
make
to
the
peace
of
the
world.
It
is
only
people
for
whom
the
Kingdom
of
God
has
come
personally
who
In
any
adequate
way
can
help
it
to
come
among
the
nations.
For
Satisfactory
Service
718
2nd
Ave.
W.
Rlue
992
ton
Saw
It
in
The
News!
AdvRrtW
ni
the
Dahy
News!
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