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December
24,
1953
Thursday,
leaving
to-1
.
,,
.
Oeorge
fori
Muunt
vktor
at
13
k(l
Park,
San
15
the
highest
peak
in
Austral.
.Ian
New
Guinea.
Av.'i.ue
Weit,
will
be
night
on
the
Prince
a
trip
to
Rlsicrcian
Jose,
Calif.
Transporiation
Rush
Over
as
Holiday,
Near
The
city
of
Cluro.
Bolivia.
!
centre
of
a
big
t
mining
area,
built
at
an
altitude
of
12.1U0
feet.
and
CNR
boats
also
were
heavily
loaded
on
the
weekend,
but
this
week
traffic
Is
slowine.
The
THE
'
Trains,
boats
and
planes
in
and
out
of
Prince
Rupert
in
the
past
week
have
been
loaded
to
capacity
with
the
annual
Christmas
travel
rush,
but
transporta-
Oeorge
brought
only
35
passengers
to
Prince
Rupert
yesterday.
Airlines
Win
renort
heavv
traf-
'
Uon
spokesmen
said
today
the
mm
ific,
especially
out-going.
During
peak
is
well
past.
Luxury
irearr.?r
Prince
George.
SAILS
FOR
VANCOUVorv
anil
Intermediate
Ports
Each
Thursdjy
at
11:15
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
Midnight
The
CNR
used
extra
sleeping
coaches
on
the
main
line
as
j
long-distance
travellers
set-off
the
peaK
penoa
last
wee,
Canadian
Pacific
Airlines
were
running
as
many
as
six
extra
flights
a
day.
This
week
they
cut
down
to
two
flights
a
day.
They
also
were
kept
busy
with
traffic
to
and
from
Kltimat
and
Kemano.
Kiiwanga
Band
Heard
At
Terrace
TERRACE
Warm
applause
eveetea
presentations
by
the
Kiiwanga
Totem
Pole
Golden
D:-nd
in
a
recent
concert
here.
Lireeted
by
Edward
Tait,
the
uniformed,
bandsmen
presented
i
widely
varied
program,
Including
several
Instrumental
and
vocal
solos
in
the
concert
which
followed
a
musical
march
frcm
the
railway
station
to
the
Civic
Centre.
The
program
included
a
variety
of
marches
and
overtures,
such
as
"Old
Comrades,"
Brooke's
Chicag
o,"
"Band-raeus
Delight,"
"Town
Booster,"
"The
Belle,"
"Front
Section"
and
"The
Ranger."
Vocal
solus
were
by
Andy
Derrick,
O.
Benson,
Sol
Bryant
and
Harold
Sinclair.
"Hot
Canary'
was
played
by
W.
B.
Morgan,
violinist,
and
Gregory
Kuss
played
a
clarinet
solo.
Mr.
Sin
fanodo
Packers
presents
TORONTO
SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA
"pop"
concert
.
HUMPERDINCK'S
HANSEL
A
GRETEL
'
in
concert
form
Christmas
Night
;
CFPR
-
7:30
ARE
COMING!
for
Christmas
visits.
CNR,
CPR
and
Union
boats
also
have
been
loaded
to
the
gunwales.
The
Prince
George
last
week
picked
up
and
discharged
a
total
of
462
passengers
on
Its
trip
down
the
coast,
of
whom
97
were
from
Prince
Rupert.
Union
Comfort
and
Service
.or
reservations
write
or
I
jail
CHy
or
Depot
Office,
L-iki'
...
.
jt.
Jui
,2V
ii'An
Jerien
UowS
Pfedgetl
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church
was
the
acene
of
a
quiet
wedding
ceremony
here
when
Annette
Dorothea
Anderson
became
the
bride
of
Kolbjorn
Dehll.
Six-Year
Village
Effort
Wasted
As
Rink
Falls
.
NAKUSP,
B.C.
(CP)
A
com
CHAMPION
COOK
is
Sister
Maria
Jose
Cannon
of
the
Sisters
of
St.
Dominic,
Honolulu,
who
won
a
$2,500
prize
in
the
Pillsbury
Fifth
Grand
National
Recipe
and
Baking
contest
at
New
York.
A
teacher
in
Honolulu,
Sister
Maria
Jose
joined
the
order
in
1938.
She
is
shown
arriving
in
New
York
for
the
final
contest.
munity
skating
rink,
first
started
six
years
ago,
collapsed
here
Monday
before
the
first
sheet
of
ice
had
been
laid.
No
one
was
Injured.
Ofiicials
of
the
Arrow
LakeS
community,
some
450
miles
northeast
of
Vancouver,
said
an
Investigation
would
be
launched
into
collapse
of
the
rink
that
had
taken
six
years
of
community
effort
to
erect.
The
Rev.
II.
Olson
officlatec'
at
the
ceremony
at
which
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Egll
Somes
attended
the
bridal
couple.
Following
the
ceremony,
a
reception
was
held
at
the
couple's
home,
427
Fifth
Avenue
East,
for
a
small
group,
of
friends
end
relatives.
:
The
bride
Is
the
former
Mrs.
George'
Anderson.
clair
was
master
of
cereuionies.
the
band
has
made
tentative
pins
for
a
similar
concert
at
.
a.ielttn
In
the
near
future.
Cinductor
Tait
is
also
organ-i-mg
a
junior
band.
About
20
toys
;nd
girls
have
started
the
b..
nd
w.:k
to
date,
and
more
are
expected
to
join
as
the
older
students
are
assimll
itea
intc
;
'h?
senior
b:ind.
Mr.
Tait
an
tho.se
assisling
him
expect
t
h
.e
40
senior
band
boys,
will.
;
jvhorhis
:
instruments,
ir
,h.ce
yc.rs
time.
,
BERLIN
Maj.
Gen.
Thomas
S.
Tlmbermsn,
United
Stalri
commandant
in
Berlin,
this
week
tmned
ever
300,030
Christmas
rift
feod
parcels
to
tho
West
"Vlin
go"ctnment
fo-
tiist.-inu-'irn
to
needy
West
Perli-i"!',
md
refugees
from
tho
Soviot.
one.
..
8
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-
Defence
Rests
j
j
To
all
our
friends
we
wish
all
the
good
things
that
this
1
glorious
time
of
year
can
bring
Merry
Christmas
and
a
Happy
New
Year
McLean
&
Rudderham
Si
1
is
our
pleasure
once
again
to
say
Merry
Christmas
to
all
our
friends
and
neighbors.
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
q
wordi
express
more
In
Smuggling
Case
j
MANILA
(tfi
The
defence
rest-
!
!
e:i
its
case
today
in
the
trial
of
:
Em
est
Jollifie,
China-bom
Canadian
rharged
with
attempting
to
binucigic
gold
bullion
out
of
the
Pl.nilipines.
Judge
Eien'venido
A.
Tan
gave
P'o.ici
utaon
and
defence
24
hours
to
file
supporting
memoranda.
A
decision
is
expected
immediately
after
Christmas.
!
Tan
said
he
wouid
study
a
de-;
feme
motion
to
permit
Jolliffe
;
lo
:,pmd
Christmas
with
his
)
lanuiy
i.i
Hong
Kong.
.
,
Jolliffe,
37,
a
Canadian
naval
j
veteran
and
former
assistant
;
Canadian
government
trade
com-:
muisic.icr
in
Shanghai,
waa
ar-j
.-ected
by
Philippine
customs
:
t
ents
Dec.
7
as
he
was
about
to
b&a;d
a
piane
for
Hong
Kong,
j
I'hiy
said
they
seized
22
gold
i
iirs.
valued
at
about
$17,500,
I
wlil-h
wore
strapped
around
his
waist
-
k
msimii'
mm
kt
sincerely
at
this
time
of
veer
.'.
all
that
Is
in
our
hearts
for
out
miny
friends
than
the
food
old
faihioned
"Merry.
Merry
Christmait
TO
YOUR
NEW
home
or
orncE
.
'ommcrcial
or
household
.'urnituis
'moved
with
care.1
Prompt,
courteous
service
It
iOW
fOSt.
Q
PACKING
O
C
RATING
SHiPPJNG
ft
BOB
PARKER
LIMIitU
"The
Home
of
Friendly
Service"
May
all
the
joys
of
the
season
dwell
V
in
your
heart
and
in
your
home
on
Christmas
and
throughout
r
s
v-nck
riVNa
.-!Rf.ion-1nH
STOB
P'
one
'0
.TD.
.'"I-awc
itto
lands,"
ys"
.
Jolliffe
took
the
witness
stand
'uesday.
He
admitted
ownership
if
the
gold
seized
upon
him,
but
'old
the
court
he
was
ignorant
if
Philippine
laws
regarding
gold
ihipments
from
the
country.
ft
i
t
Hiy
youf
Christmas
be
Merty
and
your
New
Year
prosperous.
81
be
light
0
I
your
home
'
jl'S
?
'
j
bobritl..
j'V.j
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will)
every
6
P"
I
f
Christmas
iov
tJ
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From
tne
atalt
of
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CHARLOTTE
AIRLINES
LTD.
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Rupert,
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r
4
Mav
Cht
istnias
and
tlic
New
Year
hold
for
you
trie
blessings
of
health,
happiness
anj
progperily
.
.
,
JAMES
S.
BURNS
724
Alfred
Street
Representative
Green
505
The
Great
West
Life
Assurance
Company
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Enjoy
a
REA
L
Time
This
Christmas
if
FLY
Mile
merry,
be
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this
is
Holiday
time!
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inv
in
tVim
air.
LIS
AIR
LIN
ES
to
warmth
in
our
hearts-
I
and
a
very
Merry
Cluislmsj
on
our
lips.
V
At
this
heartwarming
season,
we
extend
to
everyone
our
wishes
for
a
joyous
and
bountiful
Christmas..
,
a
happy
and
prosperous
New
Year.
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