CANADA
INCREASES
(Continued
from
page
1)
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday.
December
18,
1950
tlons,
the
hangars,
the
laboratories
for
defence.
Yuletide
Opened
Prince)
Rupert
Sings
Carols
NOTHING
LIKE
IT
BEFORE
Herring
So
Thick
Propellers
Churning
Them
Out
of
Wafer
Fishing
boat
propellers
were
literally
throwing
herring
out
of
the
wattT
this
week
in
a
run
unprecedented
on
this
coast.
Echo-sounders
near
Kitimaat
were
unable
to
find
bottom
because
of
the
dense
schools
of
herring.
One
boat
travelled
at
full
throttle
for
11
minutes
without
finding
bottom.
L'f
.
'
I
Favorite
The
air
force
enlarged
runway
I
after
runway,
formed
a
third;
regular
fighter
squadron
and
prepared
to
make
1951
the
year
I
that
will
see
its
airpower
really
begin
to
show.
The
navy
started
unpacking
Its
mothball
fleet
and
!
building
towards
a
two-ocean
;
ocean
fleet
of
some
consequence.
j
I
COMBAT
DIVISION
1
The
army,
by
year's
end,
had
virtually
a
division
of
combat
troops
in
uniform,
far
beyond
Ottawa's
wildest
dreams
even
In
early
June.
i
Well
On
To
Thousand
People
Get
Together
In
Harmony
and
Goodwill
Prince
Rupert
opened
the
pre-j
Christmas
week
on
a
high
note
of
friendly
harmony
and
seasonal
goodwill
last
night
at
the
Civic
Centre
when
well
on
to
1000
people
crowded
the
big
auditorium
for
the
fourth
annuo!
gath-
JAM
V
lass
S
ffS-iJVk
WARNER
f.'
RUPERT
MEN'S
For
the
first
time
in
history
j
AND
BOYS
I
ering
of
its
kind
and
join
In
the
i
singing
of
time-honored
carols.
STORE
The
nucleous
theory,
the
the
Fishing
Records
Made
This
Year
ory
that
Canada's
forces
should
It
was
with
keen
and
cordial
;be
small
and
compact
and
pri
fnt.hiiKiAKtn
that
t.hA
unlrli
rf
thn
th
quota
of
herring
for
the
northern
sub-district
has
been
filled
before
the
Christmas
recess.
The
thirty-ton
goal
was
reached
at
10
a.m.
Friday.
The
companies
and
unions
haw
sent
a
joint
representation
to
the
department
of
fisheries
in
an
effort
to
have
the
nunta
extended.
Thev
are
meet
'The
Store
for
Dad
and
Lad"
u
?
"'V""""'"111
affair
was
soon
caught
and
an
Bumper
Herring
Harvest
Adds
to
Year's
Marks
ATllIV.
v
uvvuu
w.t
I
lOWCCl
vt
ra
(
rritrr!a
1
vlclnn
haflrflH
,
Fishing
records
are
failing
all
by
forces
growing
Into
signlfl-
The
Prlnce
Rupert
8ymphonyi
cant
size.
Orchestra
and
the
frlnce
Rupert
j
ing
with
A.
J.
Whltmore,
regional
over
the
place
this
year.
For
the
simervisnr
of
fisheries,
at
Van-:
first
time
since
quotas
were
BARBARA
PAYTON
HELENA
CARIER
2
The
army,
because
of
Korea.
nnne
ciudi
nana,
peter
had
an
11.
000-man
special
force.1
Lien
directing.
Joined
forces
lor
ready
for
Korea
or
elsewhere.
As
i
the
occasion
to
support
a
lifty-1950
was
ending,
one
of
Us
bat-
j
voice
massed
choir
from
various
talions
was
enroute
to
Korea,1
city
churchesFirst
Presbyter-the
other
10.000
men
were
in
in.
St.
Andrew's
Anglican,
St.
training
at
Fort
Lewis,
Wash.
Paul's
Lutheran,
First
United
Today
ondTJ
7P'm--9f
Nobody
could
tell
what
1951
and
First
Baptist.
And
a
new
and
would
bring
but
the
betting
In
j
outstanding
feature
was
the.
Ottawa
was
that
if
the
force
presence
of
a
large
junior
choir
I
"r
BOSS
IS
GOING
couver.
Points
being
stressed
are
Placed
on
herring
the
quota
has
the
apparently
unlimited
sup-
teen
filled
before
the
Christmas
plies
and
the
high
quality
of
fish
'
holiday.
The
quota
was
filled
beine
caught
The
oil
yield
is
1
fr
tne
northern
sub-division
kt
very
high
as
the
fish
are
in
good
10
".
Friday.
Fishermen
arc
shape
before
getting
in
spawning
trying
to
have
the
quota
extend-condition.
I
ec-
Old
timers
say
they
have
never
!
a!d"e,ay
ta
th'.MaPjf
7af
Ct
seen
such
a
showing
of
herring
B"fr
a"?
rring
set
in
the
history
of
coast
in
these
waters.
Companies
were
using
only
two
small
seiners
each
U
"P
as
for
fishing.
Larger
seiners
have
"LtY'
llmJ
J0.
"?f
Van
Isle,
it
teen
used
for
brailing
and
pack-j
was
,
later
learned
that
the
Maple
Meanwhile
the
market
for
fish
weighed
out
at
1.260
tons,
meal
and
oil
remains
firm.
Onej
Last
summer
halibut
fishing
reason
being
put
forward
for
ex-
fet
records
th
for
the
highest
tension
of
the
quota
in
the
new
prlces
29
pald
5
centg
for
t
year
is
,
that
oil
yield
drops
off
,
grade
for
one
genef
H'horl
when
the
tha
rich
fish
r
tA
onnpinnh
itiT
.....
it
Sunbeam
Appliances
ic
Heating
Pads
Waffle
Irons
didn't
go
to
Korea
It
-would
go
to
western
Europe
or
some
other
overseas
front
to
back
Canada's
Atlantic
Pact
or
United
Nations
which
had
been
organized
by
J.
S.
Wilson
and
Mrs.
Earl
Solland.l
F.
E.
Anfleld
was
master
oft
ceremonies
and
announcer
and'
dm
n
TO
GIVE
US
CANADA'S
Hftpr
rtirm
obligations.
Toasters
Kettles
j
kep
the
Informal
program
mov-
it
Irons
ror
mnaaa
Dccame
m
isiau
.
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taw
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Silex
Electric
Coffee
Makers
it
Records
and
Players
RUPERT
RADIO
&
ELECTRIC
muni
ciiick'
hi
a
TAINING
BOOK
FOR
A
CHRISTMAS
PRESENT!"
)ft
is
Sl'&lr,
ailv
riieri
nriren
thrnnrhnufc
H
spawning.
season
for
the
full
quota.
ASM
AC
the
first
U.N.
to
form
country
,
interpolating
several
novel
In-1
such
a
force
specia
ly
to
back
"novations
as
the
program
moved'
its
international
obligations.
,
smoothly
along.
I
For
home
defence,
the
armvi
.
.
.
.
I
trained
its
airborne
brigade,
a!
The
program
feature
d
prtmar-
5000-man
force
specially
train-
lne
community
singing
cf
ed
for
Arctic
warfare.
Big
In
many
favorite
carols
and
thei
IU
activities
was
the
early-win-'
iolnt
orchestra
and
band
played!
ter
joint
Canadian-American
1
tw0
selections
appropriate
to
the
J
Arctic
exercise
Sweetbrlar.
occasion
a
medley
overture
of
The
navy,
at
year's
end,
had
Christmas
music
entitled
Be-j
three
destroyers
off
Korea,
an-
npath
the
Holly"
and.
as
an
inter-1
other
three
just
home
from
a
mission
number,
"The
Pastoral
prolonged
European
cruise.
It,
1
Symphony"
from
Handel's
Mts-
j
too,
was
preparing
to
serve
and-
siah."
j
was
serving
Canada
at
home
and
I
The
massed
choir
also
went
to
!
abroad.
High
in
ils
thinking
j
"The
Messiah"
for
the
presen-i
was
the
mid-year
appearance
of
tation
of
'And
the
Glory
of
the
one
or
more
Russian
submarines
Lord"
which
was
effectively
ren-
I
off
the
east
coast.
Idered.
Although
salmon
fishing
showed
no
remarkable
points,
there
was
one
record
set.
It
was
negative.
The
pack
from
the
Skeena
was
the
smallest
on
record
since
'
WARTIME
TRADITION
LONDON
T
A
huge
Norwegian
Christmas
tree
will
again
snine
brightly
in
Trafalgar,
ble
sc&le
fishinB
has
bppn
r
Souare
starting
Dec.
20.
The
:
tised
In
these
waters.
custom
dates
back
to
the
Second
;
The
40.000
ton
herring
quota
World
War
when
fast
Norwegian
for
the
central
sub-district
was
patrol
boats
stationed
in
England
only
half
filled
when
fish
In?
penetrated
German
defences
closed
yesterday.
IN
GAY
HOLIDAY
ENVELOPES
GOOD
ANYTIME
THE
YEAR
ROUND
AT
FAMOUS
PLAYERS
THEATRES
FROM
COAST-TO-C01S
along
Norway's
coast
to
bring
back
the
Navy's
Christmas
gift
to
King
Haakon
a
genuine
If
you
want
to
sell
It.
advertise
"i
It.
News
classifieds.
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Norway
spruce.
NOW
ON
SALE
'
AT
THE
BOX
OFFICE
8!
I?
r
M
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c
ft
r
,
4
B
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t:
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ine
kcaf,
its
dominance
at'
Dr.
R.
O.
Large,
J.
E
Davey
headquarters
slightly
ruffled
by
and
J.
A.
Teng
were
soloists
in
Korea,
sent
a
transport
squad-!-we
Three
Kings
of
Orient
Are
"
ron
into
the
Korean
airlrft
and
.
the
audience
Joining
In
the
chor-
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Deluxe
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contribution
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de
The
carol
selections
were
were
"Hark
the
Herald
Angeis
1
egafl
rPiriimteirs
Sing."
"It
Came
Upon
a
Midnight
j
fence
dispatch
of
fighter
squadrons
to
Europe
starting
early
in
1951.
It
also
was
laying
the
groundwork
for
expansion
of
its
coastal
and
anti-submarine
operations.
Desire
Ligeti
Marcus
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21
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"joy
to
the
World,"
"Good
j
King
Wencelas,"
"Christian
Men
1
Rejoice,"
"The
First
Noel,"
I
"Silent
Night,"
"Adeste
Fldelis."
I
Before
the
program
closed!
appreciations
were
expressed
to1
the
audience
for
such
a
splendid
j
tournout;
Mr.
Anfleld
to
E.
D.
I
Forward,
executive
secretary
rf
the
Civic
Centre,
and
his
staff,
for
the
organization
of
the
gath-i
ering
which
had
served
to
pro-j
pogate
a
spirit
of
friendship
and
j
goodwill
which
was
so
badly!
needed
In
these
trying
days;
to'
the
orchestra
and
band
and
Peter
Lien
especially;
to
the
members
of
the
senior
and
Junior
i
choirs,
to
Fred
Conrad
and
the
committee
In
charge
and
all
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to
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A
hristmas
Bedrock
of
Faith
those
who
had
assisted
in
organizing
and
presenting
the
proceedings
of
the
evening.
Post
Office
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office
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8:00
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8:30
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Show
9:00
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Farm
Radio
Forum
9:30
Melody
from
the
Sky
DISHES
iJust
now.
It's
crowded
at
all
-
times,
particularly
that
part
of
It
CHOP
SUEY
CHOW
MEW
wncre
ine
turrerent
wickets
are
situated.
The
postal
clerks
are
nutting
In
Ions
hard
davs
per.
forming
responsible
work
and
it's
not
going
to
end
this
week.
I'llllftt
w
Fur
Outside
Ordrrs
OPEN
FROM
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P.M.
to
3:30
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10:30
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11:00
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trior
r
Vi"
Built
on
the
bedrock
of
faith,
rooted
in
the
hearts
of
men,
the
spirit
of
Christmas
goodwill
to
all
men-is
our
guiding
force
as
we
seek
the
path
toward
lasting
peace
on
earth.
Christmas
is
man's
bulwark
against
the
darkness
of
.
tyranny
a
bulwark
standing
firm
and
bringing
to
the
world
strength,
hope
and
compassion.
As
we
celebrate
Christmas
this
year,
let
us
once
again
affirm
our
faith
in
mankind,
and
let
us
rcdedicate
ourselves
to
the
great
task
of
perpetuating
a
better
world
a
world
reflecting
the
faith
that
is
Christmas,
with
its
eternal
message
of
Peace
on
Earth,
Goodwill
to
Men,
'
SANTA'S
Walked
Right
In
SI
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8:30
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Moderns
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10:45
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11:00
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11:15
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GOOD
BOY
AND
GIRL!!
11:3b
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11:33
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