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Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday.
February
9,
VJ'M
Young
Irish
Is
Named
After
Donald
Gordon
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KAMLOOPS
It
was
bound
to
happen
somewhere
6n
the
Canadian
National
Railways
system
that
a
baby
should
be
christened
Donald
Gurdon
after
the
road's
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Canadian
National
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Railways
Railways
line
line
near
Vale,
B.
C,
about
115
airmiles
east
of
Vane
ouver.
The
slides
stopped
mainline
transportation
for
two
weeks.
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or
displayed
by
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Liquor
Control
Board
or
fcy
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Government
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British,
Colombia.
Pastor
Here
,
Youthful
theological
stmii'n
Davul
Murphy,
recently
t'rrived
from
Belfast,
Ireland,
is
in
Piince
Itupert
and
will
supply
as
pastor
of
the
First
Presbyterian
Church
here
until
April
23
pending
the
arrival
in
the
city
of
Rev.
E.
A.
WiiL'ht
of
Sherbrooke,
Quebec,
who
is
to
be
the
church's
new
permanent
pastor.
Mr.
Murphy
arrived
in
Canada
only
on
January
12
and
he
rei'.ch-ccl
Prince
Rupert
at
tlv
first
oi
the
week.
He
intends
to
rci".r:n
in
Canada
and
after
leaving
here,
expects
to
take
up
further
tin
o-logica!
studies.
Rev.
M
.A.
Mark,
who
has
been
supplying
here
for
the
past
month,
will
leave
by
the
Prince
George
tonight,
on
his
return
to
Nelson
where
he
is
stationed
with
the
field
service
of
the
church
Board
of
Missions.
The
congregation
of
the
church,
at
a
meeting
Monday
night
of
this
week,
made
arrangements
for
the
renovation
of
the
Martse
in
preparation
for
the
i
arrival
of
the
new
permanent
i
pastor.
!
TRAIN
SCHEDULE
;
1
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the
Fast
I
Monday,
Wednesday,
Friday
!
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p.m.
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the
East
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Thursday,
Saturday
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today.
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relieved
the
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thousands
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sufferers.
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of
500
tablets
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new
president.
This
railway
centre
has
had
the
honor
and
the
first
baby
to
bear
the
name
is
Donald
Gordon
Smith
born
one
minute
after
midnight
January
1.
This
fact
became
known
with
the
arrival
here
of
a
silver
mug
inscribed
"From
Donald
Gordon
to
Donald
Gordon
Smith,"
together
with
a
letter
from
the
President
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways.
The
railway
president
would
not
have
been
aware
of
his
namesake
but
for
a
proud
grandparent
who
wrote
the
Canadian
National
magazine
to
enrol
the
child
in
the
Young
Railroaders'
Club
of
the
railway.
,
The
railway
president
wrote
to
young
Donald
Gordon
Smith,
who
will
be
one
month
old
on
February
1,
in
most
friendly
terms.
"Any
boy
who
is
enterprising
enough
to
arrange
to
be
the
first
and
only
child
to
be
born
in
Kamloops
on
the
first;
dav
of
this
memorable
year.!
1950
Is
sure
to
go
far,"
wrote
I
Mr.
Gordon.
''When
on
top
of
that
he
has
the
good
sense
to
be
born
into
a
railroading
family,
his
future
is
doubly
sure.
I
can't
think
of
any
better
start
lor
a
boy
in
Canada
than
to
be
born
into
a
family
of
railroaders.
1
hope
you
will
follow
in
he
footsteps
of
your
father
and
your
grandfather
and
go
into
,
Canadian
National
service
when
you
have
finished
school.
Of
course,
that
is
a
long
way
ahead,
for
as
I
wrote
you
are
only
three
1
weeks
old.
1
"I
was
very
pleased,,
you
may
be
sure,
to
hear
that
you
have
i
been
given
my
name.
I
hope
it
will
bring
you
luck.
Perhaps
before
the
century
is
out
you
will
be
sitting
in
the
chair
I
am
now
proud
to
occupy.
In
any
event,
I
send
my
congratula-I
Ions
on
your
arrival
to
your
parents
and
your
grandfather
and
to
you,
my
namesake,
I
send
you
my
warmest
wishes
for
a
long
and
happy
life."
The
grandfather,
T.
P.
Swift,
is
a
World
War
I.
veteran
who
i
lias
30
years
service
with
the
investigation
department
of
the
-C.N.R.
Arthur
Gordon
Smith,
tne
latner
is
a
23-year
old
navy
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parly.
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resident
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Ontario,
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Peel
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the
Commons
since
1935.
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1913
to
1915,
he
was
House
leader
of
his
party
and
leader
of
the
Opposition.
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is
a
fonner
national
president
of
the
Progressive
Conservative
party
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member
of
the
Canadian
uUc-gation
to
the
San
Francisco
Conference
in
1945
which
drew
up
the
United
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charter,
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has,
frequently
been
vice-chairman
of
the
Commons
external
affairs
committee.
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born
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7,
l.TiPi,
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juicy
ripe
tomato
plucked
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vine.
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teeth.
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few
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