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The
Prince
Rupert
Doily
News
Thursday,
December
24,
1953
Arctic
Knest
There
is
no
Finer
Picture
of
Christian
Faith
Than
Christmas
Crib
Says
Bishop
in
Greeting
The
traditional
round
table
of
Romar.n's
history
has
.
been
King
Arthur's
court
was-built
.r
(traced
back
to
the
prtmtive
'.hat
all
could
sit
equally.
'.zation
Of
the
neolithic
age.
;eeks
Radio
or
Missions
if!
:0gT
SMITH
N.W.T.
(CP)
-
to
swap
some
radio
equip-,l
or
a
polar
bear
rug
for
write
to
Rev.
William
Vine.
40-ycar-old
lying
j
of
tln
Arctic,
at
this
liwist
Territories
settle-aiirt
I"''"
wp
tlirtt
the
deal
.
thnr.iKh.
jjvr
U-i.iing,
a
member
cl
"oolite
order
and
a
native
Buffalo.
N.Y..
says
radio
re-ami
transmitters
are
y
needed
by
three
'
of
the
,r5
missions
1
000
miles
ji
of
here.
born,
If
He
be
not
born
in
thee,
thy
soul
Is
all
forlorn.
'
To
have
stoori
with
the
shepherds
at
Bethlehem's
manner,
and
to
have
seen
God
manifest
in
that
Infant
form,
and,
fur-thur,
to
have
entered
into
an
understandim?
of
the
significance
of
that
whole
life
in
which
God
uniquely
drew
near
to
men
and
tabernacled
among
them,
that
is
to
have
a
living
lalth.
Once
again
the
Star
of
Bethlehem
shines
for
us
today
Again
we
are
confronted
with
another
of
God's
opportunities
Again
Jesus
Christ
Is
born
Into
a
world
which
needs
Him
more
thn
it
needs
any
tiling
tUc.
And
pgaln
we
find
ourselves
In
the
company
of
the
Wise
Men.
May
God
give
us
grace
that
we
also
may
see
His
star
and
worship
dark
and
different,
but
after
all
and
despite
all,
here
is
something
too
good
to
be
false.
Men
will
not
surrender
the
conviction
that
the
Heavenly
Chnfr
end
Its
theme
are
symbols
ot
truth,
that
the
Ideal
is
also
the
real.
And
so
it
happens
that
it
is
your
Scrooge
who
turns
his
back
on
the
idea
and
the
message
of
Christmas,
not
becausa
life
is
too
bitter
an
experience
to
make
it
any
more
than
a
mockery,
but
because
the
ideal
which
it
represents
and
offers
1e
one
which
he
would
Infinitely
prefer
not
to
come
true.
Christmas
Day
is
an
anniversary
of
immortal
appeal
because
it
challenges
men
to
believe
that
their
highest
hopes
and
deepest
longings
are
not
Illusory,
but
gloriously
real,
for
they
correspond
to
what
Ood
proclaims
as
His
will
and
purpose.
"Though
Christ
n
thousand
times
in
Beth'ehen
hp
Interest
in
it.
Life's
profoundest
problems
arise
not
In
the
realm
of
Intellectual
questioning,
but
in
the
hard
circumstances
of
the
continual
struggle
for
existence.
Scrooge
may
growl
"Humbug!"
and
intellectuals
in
characteristic
pose,
describe
Christmas
as
"an
intolerable
nuisance,"
but
ths
poor
clerk
"with
fifteen
shillings
a
week,
and
a
wife
and
family"
will
persist
in
talking
about
a
Merry
Christmas.
Men
In
general,
even
though
they
suffer
beyond
anything
Bob
Crachlt
was
called
to
endure,
still
record
their
determination,
like
Sorocge's
nephew,
lo
keep
Christmas
humor
to
the
last.
And
again
we
ask
onr-ielves
why
and
how
can
this
thing
be?
The
answer
Is
that
the
Angels'
Song
embodies
an
ideal
which
presents
an
irresistible-appeal
to
intuitive
faith.
Life
ps
we
know
it
may
be
tragically
By
Rt.
Rev.
H.
G.
Watts
Bishop
of
Caledonia
There
is
no
finer
picture
of
the
Christian
faith
than
the
Christmas
Crib.
The
Babe
In
the
manger,
receiving
the
adoration
of
the
wise
men
and
the
shepherds,
takes
us
straight
to
the
heart
pf
the
Christian
gospel.
In
theological
language,
the
Incarnate
is
the
central
dogma
of
our
faith:
the
belief
that
God
became
Man
In
the
Babe
who
was
born
in
Bethlehem
nineteen
hundred
years
ago.
Nothing
else
that
we
can
believe
about
Jesus
Christ
is
nearly
so
significant
or
inspiring
or
potent
as
that.
His
te'?"hin
His
life.
His
death.
His
resurrection
are
all
important
In
their
way;
but
it
is
the
Incarnation
which
gives
them
their
final
meaning
and
makes
of
them
a
Klorluus
gospel
of
hope
end
redemption
to
mankind.
As
Christians,
therefore,
we
may
rejoice,
and
may
well
awake
tj
m
.
:
Lore
Outposts
I
PAT
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.
I
May
th;
scion's
juys
follow
jou
throughout
a
l-zl'Y
New
Ye.r.
SINGER
SEVING
CENTER
-i,
missions,
located
in
bar-Arrtir
wastes
where
the
nun
s
down
in
the
fail
and
.n't
n:-.e
until
spring.
ar
hi.'jt
communication
the
year
I
si.
exeept
for
the
occasloni.1
Htm,
and
that'
in
so
doing.
j
May
All
the
Joys
and
Peace
f.f
Christmas
Be
Yours.
'
by
supply
ship
or
,
by
h
r
Lci.smg
s
SKi-equippcd
!(
anyone
ean
provide
a
ra-
".
.
.
salute
the
happy
morn
Whereon
the
Saviour
of
or
a
transmitter,"
he
said.
:
rsonallv
see
that
thev
trei
OI.I)
KOI,
Is
just
plulnly
out
of
luck
as
Iris
Maxwell
hides
from
his
burning
glances
underneath
her
bumbershoot
on
Minami
Beach.
The
more
fortunate
earth-bound
species
of
the
male,
however,
can't
help
seeing
the
charms
of
the
lovely
beachcomber.
Judge
Ponders
Diaper
Problem
LOB
ANGELES
i
A
judge
Is
poundering
the
solution
of
Mrs.
Louis
Davidson's
problem:
hew
to
get
the
$100
savings
bond
mankind
was
burn";
i
nd
like
the
good
shepherds,
".
.
.
ihen
emoloy
polar
bear
skin
in
the
nr.
And
I
II
throw
In
a
white
I
ifcin
to
boot."
Our
grateful
voices
'to
pro
I
It
needs
three
powerful
re-
claim
the
joy."
Have
you
ever
set
yourself
t
face
the
marvel
of
the
death
iT.-s.
aole
to
pick
up
aircraft
!
other
short-wave
bands,
!
three
transmitters
with
n
less
appeal
of
the
angel
choir
I
r
of
50
to
5D
watts
and
a
am
their
Bethlehem
son??
i
II
.
r
:
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ir-ycr-i
t
tw
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1-
How
come3
it
that
year
after
:,tt
of
300
miles
"enough
to
jear
we
return
to
this
storv
iliem
in
trurh
with
a
gov-
iwnt
relav
station."
cue
says
a
cuaper
service
owcsiuiai
it
grips
us
with
a
power
her
because
she
predicted
two
:nd
persuasion
more
than
prouf
Rjiiios
would
save
lives,"
he
monms
in
advance
the
exact
against
th
whole
army
tf
ar-
uay
unci
nour
oi
ner
oaoy
8
!
gumenis
that
cola
rea:.n
ma
1
I
landed
ot
one
mission
i
sn
K.sltimo
friend
of
mine
r.id
lo
a
ntoiiiKl
of
stone
!
said.
There
lies
mv
wife.
birth
marshal
lo
lis
discredit?
The
dispassionate
demands
ol
strict
historical
criticism
nevei
II
.
"
,
.
f
1
II
had
brought
her
to
the
mis-
Mrs.
Davidson,
27,
told
the
court
she
has
been
unable
to
collect,
that
she
was
embarrassed
because
people
kidded
seem
to
carry
their
weight
here.
Doubts,
disillusionrr.ents.
tlv
n
in
childbirth
and
she
died:
radio
could
have
Kot
medical
her
about
having
the
baby
paid
depression
of
hard
times,
war
erticn
and
saved
her,"
i
for,
and
that
she
had
to
hire
cannot
crush
out
of
mind
or
baby-sitters
while
trying
to
col-
j
heart
a
belief
in
"Peace
on
M
Miles
From
Pole
lect
the
bond.
Earth
and
Goodwill
towards
The
diaper
service
said
It
his
!
men."
.
.
i:
:
t
)nt
of
the
missions
is
at
j
I
mm
Island.
700
miles
from
I
no
record
of
Mr.
Davidson
fill-j
So
deenly
his
this
story
taken'
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north
pole.
It
has
a
small
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cut
a
card
lit
the
contest,
j
hold
of
us,
rt
Is
often
most
firm-
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II
because
the
driver
who
distrib-
i
ly
believed
and
loved
by
the
I
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,
.
ni
ill
i
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.
"
it
i
fiver
"but
lhy
can
pick
up
F
Russia,
Sweden
and
Fin-!
uted
the
cards
last
January
qui,
very
people
who
appear
to
have
I
i:nd
took
the
records
with
him.
'
most,
cogent
reason
to
lose
all
i
id"
Ths
two
mlirJonarles
!
re
Fathers
Maurice
Me'aver!
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Henry
Tardy,
were
missing
i9
days
last
August
wh?n
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boat
went
astray
on
s.
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trip
to
Coppe.-tnine,
273
ts
to
thi
south.
J
TO
Th?
oi
her
missions
without;
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troubled
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now
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Paulatuk,!
miles
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of
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inti.n.
300
miles
west
of
Cop-i
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unliving
10
in
cizso
we
have
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xir.e
find
"in
the
middle
of
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LrlsinK,
who
operates)
t
of
this
settlement
near
tb?i
rta
border,
was
a
chaplain
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armed
conflict
amcn.pt
the.
,
,
'
a
joint
Canadian
and
U.3.'
i
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forces
in
4he
north
dur-
th
Seecnd
World
War.
'in
flew
in
his
teens
and
!
'
the
war
derided'
to
take!
Ii"
job
of
flvine
sunnlies
1
A
personnel
to
Roman
Catho-
ir.issiens
in
the
north.
To
fit
t.if
lor
the
job,
he
took
GREETINGS
OF
THE
'Hi
flvinir
courses
nt
Ensl
r'5.
111.,
and
Edmonton.
incai
POINTS
C'iorado
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mountain
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than
14.000
feet
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