Prince
Rupert
Daily
Newt
"Tuesday,
January
3,
1956
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In
Terrace'
jjpilal
On
Amas
Miss
Laila
Husoy.
af'er
spending
the
Christmas
and
Nf
Year
holklay
season
at
her
homo:liero,
left
by
yesterday
afternoon's
iSCFPR
Radio
Dial
mn
Kl'Tcyele
Christmas
at
the
...t
Hnsnital
was
SuMect
to
Change)
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only
one
patient.
N.
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f
12-mile
in
the
wards.,
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ooeraticn
;tja
Princ
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I'Hrits
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fit
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later
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me
f
TUESDAl
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4:
15
Stock
Quotation
awl
Int.
4:30
Life
in
the
Open
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Piano
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3rd
S.
Box
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with
gifts
below
IV
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thp
Nurses'
lounge.
On
Vible
were
displayed
the
.-"".,,'ihe
nurses
and
hospital
S
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various
members
of
the
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Another
gift,
a
Vase
(
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yellow
chrysanthe-,-,
s-(.,id
on
the
mantelpiece.'
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a
joint
staff
dinner
was
bv
the
woK
Mrs.
fceid.
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and
dining
room
were
,,'lullv
d.vu.aied
ftnd
the
7(M
lull
justice
to
the.
lovely
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they-sep-''(
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turkey
and
plum
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tin'
(liferent
homes
in
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vi-hieh
they
hud
been
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and
Mr.
I'reri
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ma
Summit
Ave.
and
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and
Mrs.
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Vancouver,
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4:55
CBC
News
.
5:00
Hot
Wax
.
5:30.
MuMa!
Program
8:00
Supper
Serenade
6:15
Perry
C'omo
'
G:30
Musical
Varieties
6:45
Smoke
Rings
7:00-BC
Ne
7:15-CBC
News
Roundup
7:30
Leicester
Square
to
'
Broadway
8:00Sidney
Katz
8:15
Talk
About
Peter
8:30
-Musical
Program
9:00
Solo
Guest
9:15
Jr.
Chamber
of
Commerce
9:30
Current
Hits
it:CU
-CBC
News
10:10
CBC
News
10:15
Miscellany
10:30
Claremont
Hotel
Orch'.
11:00
-Weather
and
Sign
Ofl
WEDNESI3A
-A.M.
7:00
Musical
Clock
8:00
CBC
New
8:10
Here's
Bill
Good
8:14
Morning
Song
8:30
Music
for
Moderns
8:45
Little
Cone.
9:00
BBC
News
an
Cornty
I
9:15
Morning
Devotionv
i
9:30
Morning
Concert
I
:59
Time
Signal
10:00
Ellen
Harris
j
10:15
Singing
Sam
1
10.30--Melody
Time
10:46
Scandinavian
Melodies
!
11:00
Air
Kindergarten
1
1
:
15
Roundup
Time
!
11:30
Weather
R?port
.
JJ
shipment
of
Julia
fvr-
Ithur
Shoes
all
widths-fori
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tllC
t,lKUlllillll
lino
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spending
holidays
,
Miss
Carlson
is
attending
that
special
Evening.;
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1
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hiiul
in
Vancouver.
.
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$11.95
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ly
Barbara
Cook,
and
Floyd
Wilkes.
Back
row:
Don
LaBare,
Jack
Wemsielfi,
Elaine
Beier,
Don
Mickiewait,
Rosella
Collins,
Lee
.Trlppetl,
Paul
Ketfe,
and
Maurice
Read.
Artene
Gubrud,
Glen
dene
Knutson
,and
V
Teniey
were
not
present
at
picture
taking
time..
At
left
Heading
the
Christmas
concert
tour
of
Alas
kan
cities
with
the
33-piece
Eugene
(Ore.t
High
School
band
is
Byron
Miller,
Eugene
teacher
who
conceived
the
idea.
Miller
began
the
flrsi
band
In
Juneau
several
years
ago
and
it
was
a
"homecoming"
for
him
there.
(Photos
courtesy
of
Eugene
Register-Guard.
POPULAR
Ths
selected
Eugene
High
School
-
concert
band
which
made
a
hit
here
last
week,
will
be
back
tomorrow
night
for
a
return
engagement
In
Prince
Rupert.
The
musicians
art
returning
south
from
AlaRka
after
playing
at
Ketchikan,
Juneau.
Petersburg.
Wrangell
and
Skagway,
on
the
.
Princess
Morah.
Front
row.
left
to
right:
Elena
Horn,
Dolores
Peterson.
Jim
Colburn,
Marilyn
Aydelott,
Marl
Orlffiths,
Bob
Warren
and
Director
Byron
Miller.
Second
rjw:
Soloist
Lary
Maves,
John
Peterson,
Rita
Page,
Gloria
Lee,
8ally
Hayden,
Laffy
Coons,
Dougla
Ruhlman,
and
Clayton
Lundy.
Third
row:
Jean
Splcer,
Carol
Ektridge,
Veral
Peterson,
Nadine
Mkklieson,
Marian
Cass,
FAMILY
SHOE
STOKE
LIMITED
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New
Yeor
Welcomed
By
Terrace
Church
Knox
Christmas
Services
t
Terrace
Well
Attended
Bad
Weather
Holds
Flight
Slight
Blaze
At
Port
Edward
11:32
Message
Period
11:35
Recorded
Interlude
11:45
Personal
Album
P.M.
12:00
Mid-Day
Melodies
i
12:15
CBC
News
the
Christmas
message.
The
service
was
climaxed
by
the
candles,
being
brought
from
the(
Communion
Table
to
the
eongre-
,
gallon,
whose
Individual
candles
i
jmvja,
r.
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lit
in
w
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is
pu.ts-
Cove
a!r
base
to
sandspit
to-
the
warehouse
on
Horseshoe
,
12:25
Program
Resume
12:30
B.C.
Farm
Broadcast
12:55
Recorded
Interlude
1:00
Alternoon
Concert
ume
on
iirisinias
uny
aim
was
f((
on
from
one
to
tne
otner.
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THE'
NEW
YEAR
RIGHT
"
Free!
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An
oilcloth
Boby
Bib
with
every
purchase
'
While
they
last
filled
at
both
services.
At
the
Cay
was
being
held
up
until
3
liock
at
Port
E()wai.d
iate
New
i
j
p.m.
due
to
the
late
arrival
of
Year.s
Eve
ind
caused
-amJ
i
the
flight
from
Vancouver.
Bad
ap
nmill,nHn
t
,nn
i
Thse
taking
part
were:
Joan
Att
wood,
Anita
Brue,
Margaret
Kennedy,
Flora
Melvln,
Colleen
Sites.
Francla
Gavan,
Ross.
Don,
morning
service
the
Sunday
School
was
in
attendance.
Mrs.
C.
W.
Alger
told
the
weather
along
the
southern
B.C."
coast
caused
the
dely.
There
will
be
no
flight
back
Cause
of
the
b'aze
was
due
to
:
acetylene
torch
flames
applied
to
frozen
pipes.
An
official
of
the
'
1:45
Cornty
.
Country
Women
2:00
Festive
Season
.
2:30
Records
at
Randcm
2:45
Melody
Matinee
.
3:00-The
Music
Box
3:15--Don
Messer
and
His
Islanders
3:30
International
Comment.
from
Sandspit
today,
passengers
from
Vancouver
for
Prince
company
stated
today
damage
Rupert
remaining
over
'at
the
""
P'aruy
none
Dy
me
ioa
Queen
Charlotte
Island
trans-
:nlte
used
t0
extinguish
the
fire,
j
Christmas
story
beautifully
by
an(j
Dave
Glllanders,
and
Robin
means
of
the
flannelgraph.
McCall-
Ushers
were'Lenord
'
Mrs.
Hans
Anidam
.the
Super-
Loveless
and
Gale
McCall.
intendent,
spoke
on
the
inean-j
Although
the
Chancel
with
its
ings
of
the
Christmas
Tree,
and
,
arch
U
still
Incomplete,
the
ap-the
Minister.
Rev.
P.
H.
Mallett,
poarance
of
the
new
church
was
uave
a
brief
talk
on
"The
Great-)
mwh
admired,
as
were
the
est
Christmas
Gift."
Christmas
decorations.
Mrs.
Amdam,
on
behalf
of
the
'
i
'
-
ter
point
until
tomorrow
morn
cu
'
u
in
Tne
Newt)
ing.
i:40
Divertimento
3:45
Enchanted
Pine
rm-
v.
-r.F,
mnrr-r.
r,
.
,
,
,
p,
,WI
,
654
Skidegate
Honors
children,
presented
their
offering
to
the
Building
Fund
to
i.
II.
Smith,
the
treasurer
of
the
How
I
Subdued
Wild
Fiery
Itch-
Camosun's
Crew
"Den'?iJndui"K
tr"
World
ui-r
C'lnireh.
Pins
were
presented
by
the
i
th)te'!i
f"l
w,d
attwr
H.h
I
Jvflifmcnt
it
ot
publ'tHcd
or
iipUy(J
tl'
first
ucr
Contra!
Board
Of
by
tkn
,Uotrnnr,
I'f
"lLlllCII
II
JllHMIIilHI
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II
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Minister
to
a
number
of
children
Capt,
Harry
McLean
and
offi-for
resular
attendance.
cers
and
crew
members
of
the
In
the
evening
the
Young
Peo-
steamer
Camosun
were
honored
!
pie
of
the
church
presented
a
guests
of
the
native
people
of
unimie
candle-lighting
service.
Skidgate
Mission
on
New
Year's
,
-Aniia
Hrue
sang
'
Infant
Holy,"
Eve
as
the
coastal
liner
made
her
y
and
-.Star
of
the
East"
was
sung"
scheduled
call
in
tho
Inlet.
Many
j
by
Joan
At!
wood,
Margaret
Ken-
of
the
ship's
personnel
accepted
i
M'dy.
and
Colleen
Sites.
At
inter-
the
invitation,
and.
ti
joyed
the
I
vals
throuph
t
lie
service
candles
hospitality
of
the
hosts.
A
nyie-
'
were
lit
by
the
Young
Pi-ople
piece
orchestra
provided
th
mu-
1
each
represent
lug
some
aspect
ol
sic
for
dancing,
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400
r.ox
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nil
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HEATERS
VORTEX
OIL
BURNERS
IRON
FIREMAN
STOKERS
Plumbing
&
Heating
Alterations
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&
ELKIHS
ti&
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174
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,
;
EMPTY
MILK
CUPS
NOW
A
trio
of
Austriivchool
boys
thru
forth
I
theif-fmpty
oips
to
sk
for
the
hot
food
they
receive
each
day,
thanks
to
the
.
,
United
Nations
International
Children's
Emergency
Fund
(UNICEF).
Canada
j
.
will
help
till
these
cups.
The
postal
address
"UNICEF,
OTTAWA"
is
accept-
inn
Canadian
funds
to
buy
Canadian
food
to
help
six
million
sick
and
hungry
.
children
living;
in
former
theatres
of
war.
PHONE
343
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Estimatjes
m
and
Supplies
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3
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&
Currie
Ltd.
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and
Contractors
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EFFECTIVE
MONDAY
JANUARY
9
TEMPORARY
CURTAILMENT
OF
j
PASSENGER
TRAIN
SERVICES
ACCOUNT
COAL
SHORTAGE
Due
to
serious
depletion
of
coal
reserves
of
the
railway
because
of
work
stoppages
and
shortened
working
hours
in
the
United
States
mines,
Canadian
National
announces
temporary
reductions
in
certain
passenger
train
services
effective
January
9.
'
Tor
information,
inquire
at
your
nearest
Canad
ian
National
Railways
ticket
office
or
see
your
local
cgent.
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NATIONAL
;
WE
EXTEND
BEST
WISHES
..
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A
VERY
HAPPY
NEW
YEAR
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Each
and
Everyone
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