Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
December
12,
1953
Byron
Fiedler
Takes
Over
CPA
Agency
Here
A
new
agent
has
taken
over
i
ver
who
will
be
temporary
stew-
'
and
Sandspit
during
the
Chrlst-
at
the
Canadian
Pacific
Airlines
ardess
on
flights
between
here
.
mas
rush.
Saturday
Sermon
THE
KING
AND
THE
KINGDOM
MUOK
V.
C.
POIXTON,
M.B.E.,
The
Salvation
Army
..A.,il
the
Lord
God
shall
give
unto
him
the
throne
ut
his
father
David"
Luke
1:32.
Bo-Me-Hi
Concert
Wednesday
Plans
and
preparations
are
SURE
WAY
TO
MAKE
A
MAN'S
CHRISTMAS
MERRY
rut
t
makes
many
Christians
stumble
and
get
off
on
,
iS.,y
milling
about
arguments
and
dogmas.
f,1(t
nevertheless
tnat
j
,,.,',1.(1
Jesus
an
earthly
It
Is
very'
embarrassing
at
times.
,,.H
klll"(l(lMl.
r
office
here.
He
Is
Byron
Fiedler,
formerly
of
Port
Hardy,
replacing
Dick
Bell
who
was
transferred
from
here
to
Honolulu
at
the
end
of
October.
In
charge
of
the
office
In
the
Interim
was
Bill
Richardson,
assistant
relief
agent,
who
has
now
gone
to
Port
Hardy.
Mr.
Fiedler
started
work
with
CPA
10
years
ago
In
Edmonton,
Alta.
He
went
from
there
to
Fort
Smith,
NWT,
returning
to
Edmonton
In
December,
1946,
and
In
1949
transferred
to
Port
Hardy
where
he
has
been
since.
His
wife
and
children
will
join
him
here
shortly.
Also
new
on
the
CPA
staff
here
is
Miss
Kay
Thomas
of
Vancou-
to
enter
Into
e
no
desire
i
ut
wnere
mat,
,cv
m
Arrow
Gabanaro
:
:
be
found,
or
If
it
!
wne"
ne
e'
Into
the
,
,i
tndav
Certainly
I
things
of
everyday
ife-the
,
:
Son
irS1'-
of
the
world.
W.
o
mVn.s
Is
no
place
to
"ger
,eel
comfortable
bout
"
i
genealogies
and
I
"
"tw?
'a"ed
l
"Ior"
ending
volkerwand-
I
gl?
"iem
th1
trespass
against
W
it
is
important
that
I
u,r.
hen
T0
that
Jesus
U
and
,r
rpnwmhpr
remember
i
sticking
around
watching.
"
A..
J
...
.
tins
well
under
way
for
a
Christmas
concert
to"
be
held
next
WednesT
day
at
Booth
High.
The
program
will
Include
Christmas
fantasy,
entitled
"Why
Chimes
Rang,"
under
the
direction
of
Mrs.
B.
M.
Cooper.
Miss
Helen
Langley
will
direct
a
fairy
tale
fantasy
entitled
"Shoemaker
Elves."
Belpctlons
Ty
the
sfhool
band,
under
thedirection
of
Vic
Keat-lng,
also
will
be
heard
and
the
school
choir,
with
L.
D.
Leighton
directing,
will
offer
several
selections.
Proceeds
from
the
concert,
first
of
ita
type
at
the
school
in
several
years,
will
go
towards
the
Student
Council
fund,
which
is
used
to
further
student
activities.
Costumes
have
been
designed
by
Lillian
Wasiuta,
who
also
'is
director
of
the
Make-up
Theatre
Club.
Scenery
has
been
completed
by
Isobel
Magee,
and
Keith
Wilkinson
of
the
Industrial
arts
department,
has
designed
sets.
i
Christmas
Christmas
season,
season,
""u
ul
"re
we
nave
no
dlffl-jesus
came
to
take
I
tulty
convincing
ourselves
that
.
.....I
i
nr
ki
nrurin
...
...i
r
iHt
it
a
physical
and
earthly
Luxury
Steamer
Prince
George
SAILS
FOR
VANCOUVER
and
Intermediate
Ports
Each
Thursday
at
11:15
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
,
as
well
us
to
empha-
ui-
transcendency
of
realm.
.Prs
very
little,
If
at
all,
lion
as
privileged
to
be
.vet
wlueh
Jesus
should
it
ooes
matter
is
that
he
aa
earthly
ruler,
-rt
e
eannot
cheat
his
(all
rights.
It
Is
of
;t:yii:ij
to
get
away
with
-.1
Jesus
at
Church.
"""wi
w
uvticr
peoples,
until
Jesus
comes
along
and
reminds
us
that
all
are
His
creation.
Yet
it
gets
to
be
a
bit
of
nuisance
and
it
might
Just
as
well
If
Jesus
would
be
content
to
stay
at
Church,
the
spiritual
realm.
Well!
my
dear
friends,
take
from
me
that
Jesus
is
the
King
of
Kings
and
the
Lord
of
Lords
and
that
kingship
extends
to
the
very
human
organizations
of
earth
such
as
David
ruled
over.
The
marvellous
part
about
It
all
Is
that
the
nation
and
the
Individual
who
accept
this
fact
find
u
r.
,..u
1
.
MRS.
OLIVE
FREEMAN
PALMER
of
Toronto's
suburban
Willow-dale
poses
with
her
fiance,
John
Diefenbacker,
Progressive
Conservative
member
of
Parliament
for
Prince
Albert,
Sask.,
as
he
arrives
at
Toronto
for
their
wedding
last
Tuesday.
WEDNESDAY
Midnight
Comfort
and
Service
For
reservations
write
ot
:i!
him
up
In
the
,
;:
next
week.
He
Just
;,.y
there.
Why
should
call
City
or
bepot
Office,
Children's
Health
Program
Outlined
at
Teachers'
Meet
Speaking
at
the
monthly
I
registered
next
soring
for
medi
I
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
PERSONALS
!r
hii.s
promised
Him
.
.
.
;
"iv
w
111u1.il
mure
invmr
nv
:ns
("
tM
worW
10
and
thrilling
and
satisfying.
.
"Jesus
shall
reiirn
where
r
Jar
Baptist
the
Bun
doth
his
successive
journeys
run"
Is
more
than
poetry
...
It
Is
the
will
of
Ood
the
Father,,
and
we
cannot
change
It.
Rather
let
us
enjoy
It.
i-;
737W
.!
'-
Vyd
i
'
'
"
,T
j
I
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
cal
examination
before
starting
Teachers'
Association,
P
u
b
1
1
c
j
school
In
the
fall.
Dr.
Carr
then
,
Health
Officer
Dr.
S.
F.
Carr
des-
suggested
several
symptoms'
cribed
pubi';
hnilth
facllitli
I
which
would
Justify
referral
of
a
available
for
development
of
child
by
the
teacher
to
the
physically
well
and
emotiunally
school
nurse,
well
adjusted
children.
Earlier
In
the
meeting,
Presi-
After
outlining
school
health
dent
R.
H.
Davidson
Introduced
as
controlled
by
the
public
health
;
Mr.
Sawadsky,
a
new
teacher
at
department,
Dr.
Carr
stressed
Booth
school.
Church
Mrs.
H.
C.
Flood,
Park
Place,
returned
this
afternoon
aboard
the
Coquitlam
from
a
holiday
visit
In
Vancouver.
Mrs.
I.
Pierce
of
Terrace
and
her
brother
Mr.
W.
Jackson
have
gone
south
on
the
Camosun
for
a
brief
holiday
In
Vancouver.
Mrs.
H.
Beams,
of
the
Prince
Rupert
hospital
staff,
plans
to
leave
tomorrow
aboard
the
Coquitlam
for
a
Christmas
visit
with
her
daughter
In
Vancouver.
HOTPOINT
FLOOR
POLISHER
0
:c:al
speaker
1..M.
C.
Phillips
DIRECTORY
f
:'c:;iieht
of
Home
,s
mently
pastor
of
i
Mr
m
or
1
a
1
Baptist
h.
Vancouver,
will
it
ix.th
services.
-Mind.iy
Si
houl
l-.Mnrninj!
Worship
that
locally
the
approach
Is
to
'
devote
time
to
those
who
physically,
emotionally,
or
mentally
need
special
help
rather
than
to
superficially
examine
large
numbers
of
children.
In
a
discussion
period.
Dr.
Carr
stated
that
it
Is
hoped
that
all
pre-school
children
will
be
Mrs.
Anderson
Wins
at
Whist
Mrs.
Gunnar
Anderson
took
women's
first
prize
at
the
whist
party
and
dance
in
the
Sons
of
Nil.KN
CMIIIDRAL
4lh
Ave.
w.
at
Duuunulr
8t.
HrlT
In
an
i
liuri
lirs
al
II
am.
ami
I.Mt
p.m.
Moiidny
fehool
at
tioiy
communion
8:30
a.m.
Bund;
School
3:00
p
ni.
Canon
Bm.il
8
Pruckter.
B
A.,
B
D.
BorUT
IBH
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6th
Ave
R.
at
Toun
Bt.
Minister:
Rev.
Fred
Antrobua
(On-en
tm
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Avenue
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I'MIUI
8;i8
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Avenue
West
Re.
L.
O.
Bleber
(Qreen
S13)
-brains
Service
tliw.-liiD
rund
a
Mrs.
E.
Orloff,
who
has
been
on
the
nursing
staff
of
Wrlnch
Memorial
hospital
at
Hazelton,
spent
a
few
days
here
before
travelling
south
for
a
brief
holiday
and
a
new
position.
Miss
Kay
How,
school
teacher
at
Klncolith,
also
will
be
travelling
on
the
Coquitlam
tomorrow,
to
spend
Christmas
in
the
south.
ol;.onie
await
you.,.
In
his
exact
slsev
length
$6.95
BEST
OF
FOOD
FINEST
OF
COOKING
FOB
TAKE
OUT
ORDERS
Phone
200
Broadway
Cafe
United
Church
tip.
IV.
a
nil
Musgrave
li-Miirnii;(
Worship.
Norway
hall
last
night.
Other
prize
winners
were
Mrs.
a.
Dumas,
women's
second;
Nels
readers
Ca.ih
for
old
fil'
Puluer's
hAIVAIION
ABMV
Praarr
Htrwl
Br.
C'pl.
and
Mrs.
c.
Frayna
Sunday
Hchool
a
30
p.m.
(Black
aoi
fere"s
llie
gift
he
really
wants
Arrow
Gabanaro,
Canada's
favorite
sport
shirt.
Styled
just
the
way
he
likes
it.
Fine,
washable
rayon
gabardine,
accented
villi
smart
saddle
stitching
on
collar
and
pocket
flaps.
And
comfortable!
Gabanaro
comes
with)
th
remarkable
Arafohl
collar
that
brings
him
perfect
comfort
worn
oin-n
or
rlosed
.
,
.
nith
or
without
a
lie.
We
have
Ids
exact
sleeve
length
in
a
handsome
color
selection.
See
Gabanaro
today!
Gundersen,
men's
first,
John
Kilby
second;
Mrs.
A.
Murray
Norway
mectlne.
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tloor
Prize-
'
14,8
p.m.
(2901
The
committee
In
charue
in-
Sons
of
Monday,
Dec.
Reg.
S64.50
TO
CLEAR
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6th
Avenue
at
M
Bride
Btreet
Pastor:
Rev.
H.
O.
Oiuen
iRIack
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Koad
to
Beth-
:
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P".
1'T's
Present."
The
Hells
of
Chrlst-
-Kienini;
Worship.
The
(Ireat
Dream,"
Ta
f'ar-Off
Jude.v
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WORSHIP
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At'
First
H"jiiineir
ami
P1T111-'
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older
pupils
at
ciuciea
Mrs.
e.
somes,
mis.
a.
Jensen.
Mrs.
J.
Pedersen,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
Grlndstrand,
A.
Martinussen
and
H.
Helland.
NAVY
(SI
Moose
whist
Saturday,
Dec.
12,
8
p.m.
Everyone
welcome.
(289)
Terms
Arranged
Wallace's
Department
Store
1
Just
guide
it.
Let
it
do
all
the
work
Is
open
Jonight
till
9
o'clock
for
j
hi'.
I'h
I
KK'H
AM.Mt
AN
Seal
Cure
8tllldby
School
10:00
a.m.
Evening
Prayer
7:30
p.nv
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I.AK
NII'IKT
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hchoj
11:00
a
m.
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nth
Ave
r,
Blue
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Pimlor:
Rev.
Leonwd
A.
Thorpo
Rector:
Rev.
Wm.
Lcmmou
i
(Incumbent)
WATTS
&
NICKERS0N
!
MEN'S
WEAR
(Hi
your
shopping
pleasure.
Bros.
Lid.
'!
(
"iiiad
United
Hall,
i
d
m.
The
Store
That
Service
Built"
Phone
6
or
36
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LinH
SAhTA'S
STORE
FOR
ARROW
GIFTS
CHRISTMAS
PROGRAM
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HIKE
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SCHOOL
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AY,
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tMBKR
12th,
7:30
shara
'.rink
and
friends
of
the
Sunday
School
are
DINING
PLEASURE
cordially
invited.
,
eSSaae
in
To
Our
Customers
CimafHan
Legion
members;
are
reminded
to
make
reserva-i
lions
and
pick
up
tickets
for
i
the
Legion
New
Year's
Eve
;
party
as
soon
as
possible.
For
,
lescrvatlons
phone
493
or
479.
j
(2891
I
;
i
:
The
Canadian
Legion
wishes
I
to
advise
all
veterans
who
I
might
have
compensation
due
j
under
Canadian
Prisoner-of-War
Claims
that
the
deadline
'
d8te
for
such
claims
has
been
set
as
December
31.
1953.
Applicants
do
not
need
to
fill
out
a
form
to
establish
a
claiin.
Jt
is
only
necessary
to
write
an
'ordinary
letter
giving
approxl-!
mate
dates.
This
letter
will
be
'
considered
as
an
application.
II
!
Is
therefore
advised
that
any
)
former
prisoner-of-war
who
may
have
a
claim
should
make
sure
that
his
letter
reaches
the
Commission
before
December
31.
Address
letters
to:
The
Chief
Commissioner.
War
Claims
Com-i
mission,
262
Wellington
St.,
Ot
SPARKLING
NEW
SURROUNDINGS
'1
his
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
The
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
of
j
Commodore
Cafe
Hricish
Columbia,
v.
r-v
CITY
TRANSFER
LOCAL
AND
LONG
DISTANCE
FURNITURE
MOVING
Phone
950
It
VI'IXO
PACKING
STORAGE
First
Avenue
and
McBrlda
Street
.
.
tU
.
,
i-x
x
.
You'll
discover
that
we
are
more
than
expert
painters.
Like
all
good
civ.ltsmen,
we
are
also
Interested
in
the
beauty
we
can
create.
No
matter
the
color
combination
or
shade
you
want,
you
can
depend
on
us.
tawa,
Ont.
(2911
This
year
we
find
it
necessary
to
close
our
store
from
Monday,
December
21,
1953
to
Thursday,
December
24,
1953,
inclusive.
So
that
your
Flower
and
Corsage
requirements
will
be
taken
care
of
over
the
festive
season,
we
will
make
arrangements
whereby
all
ortiers
for
Christmas
Flowers
received
by
6
P.M.,
SATURDAY,
DECEMBER
19tJt,
w!l
be
delivered
or
available
for
pick
up
not
later
than
6
p.m.,
Thursday,
December
24th,
1953.
ash
or
Terms
to
Suit
SPENCE
&
AAATUIK
GENERAL
PAINTING
CONTRACTORS
Night
Calls:
Itlue
881
Day
Calls:
101
A
GLASS
CENTRE
St.
Helen's
In
Lancashire
Is
the
chief
centre
of
the
British
glass-manufacturing
Industry.
ATTENTION
3!Hill
AND
BOAT
OWNERS
OOLITE
has
done
it
again!
,iflc
a
60-FATHOM
DEPTH
INDICATOR
$19
5
00
for
only
Ls
10
discount
on
all
orders
before
December
3T,
1953
ANNUAL
AftgiTSaMG
Prince
Rupert
District
BOY
SCOUTS
ASSOCIATION
will
be
held
at
the
CIVIC
CENTRE
7:15
p.m.
MON.
DEC.
14th
Reports
and
Election
of
Officers
ALL
SCOUTING
FRIENDS
ARE
INVITED
TO
ATTEND
THOSE
WHO
CONTRIBUTED
TO
THE
1953
FINANCIAL
DRIVE
ARE
MEMBERS
AND
ELIGIBLE
TO
VOTE.
The
meeting
will
start
on
time,
and
should
toke
one
hour.
1
II
lll'lmvll
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llll
..,,.1
II,.
hi
hi
lire
lit
SirS.OO
All
orders
for
CORSAGES
for
New
Year's
Eve
received
up
to
WEDNESDAY,
December
30th,
1953,
will
be
available
for
pick
up
or
delivery
up
to
6
p.m.,
THURSDAY,
December
31st,
1953.
We
regret
that
we
will
be
unable
to
accept
orders
at
any
time
other
than
those
mentioned
above.
May
we
take
this
opportunity
of
wishing
you
A
VERY
MERRY
CHRISTMAS
AND
A
BRIGHT
AND
PROSPEROUS
NEW
YEAR.
VANCE'S
HOME
ARTS
Capitol
Theatre
Building
Phone
Green
428
'llv,'i.v,
you
can
assure
yourself
of
a
Sounder
""
'I"'
start
0f
the
next
fishing
season.
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