Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
December
24,
1953
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PERSONALS
frespassing
With
anJij
Union
Jinatizei
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been
finalized
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for
to
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of
Coln.nbn
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will
be
annual
tne
Popular
Eoxing
Day
ball
lulose
Cc.mpr.ny
enly
etaeed
annuaDv
by
Local
703
cf
presentation
of
the
"
..
.
,
,
the
International
Brotherhood
.
waltz
..
contest
.
.
trophy
by
VV.
L.
K.
of
Pulp,
Sulphite
and
Pnv-t)
Jones,
CCC
mill
manager.
Mill
Workers,
;to
be
held
Satur-j
About
40
oth-r
prises
will
be
day
night.
awarded
at
the
ball,
second
to
A
high
note
of
the
balL
open
be
hel-1
by
the
union.
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1.11.
11.
a
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ui
iuii.
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v,u.
ifo
h
,
i,,i,i
rn
who
made
the
trip
earlier.
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will
nijriiii
Villi
i.iiiii
ui.il
New
Year's
in
the
south,
...
Also
flying
south
to
join
his
wife
and
children
in
Vancouver
for
Christmas
was
Ivir.
C.T.
Ie
'f
P't
Edward,
...
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
Kruse
of
Sw:ft
Current,
Sask.,
arrived
on
the
Camosun
to
spend
the
Christmas
holidays
with
thoir
lauEter
and
son-in-law.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Husty
Ford
of
245
Eighth
Avenue
East.
i
iivnii
uoiin;
iiiiib
wj
unui
from
r,imm
in.
has
been
attending
'university.
no
ii
eh.ij-,.
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..i.
na
ojjiiii
iiiiuiLiiioj)
win
his
parents.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
McGregor,
510
Sixth
Avenue
East.
...
i
Mr.
Leif
Sandhals
oi
the
mer-
j
chant
marine,
is
spending
Christ-
'
mas
here
with
his
brother,
Mr.
I
Arvjd
Sandhals,
719
Firth
Aven-
UP
Fa
...
...
i
Mr-
T,
roderas
,.,.,,
u,
has
,.,j
returned
hoira.
fmm
Ilnlvurtitv
f
tWtl.h
Columbia
to
visit
his
parents
at
Piggott
Place,
during
the
Chrt-mas
holidays.
trt
t-Q-c-t.
f.-'S
Strairjlir
from
the
heart
.
.
wc
wish
you
and
yo'jr
family
a
most
happy
holidey!
THOMPSON
HARDWARE
CO.
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friendly
cheer,
with
abounding
joy
the
coming
New
Year.
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by
van
Metr
Sludlo.
HAPPY
NKWLYWF.n.S
are
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harry
A.
Basso,
whose
marriage
took
place
here
Friday
night
In
St.
Andrew's
Anglican
cathedral.
The
bride,
Nancy
Margaret,
is
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
A.
Hill
and
the
groom
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Ra.e.so,
all
of
this
city.
The
young
couple
have
taken
up
residence
at
309
Null
h
Avenue
West.
City
Couple
Celebrate
71
si
Anniversary
Christmas
Day
I
IS&ttTjj
!
BROADWAY
CAFE;
A
notable
occasion
will
be
marked
quietly
tomorrow
at
the
!
heme
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
D.
'McAra,
659
Eighth
Avenue
East,
;
when
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Henry
Wil-;
klnson,
parents
of
Mrs.
McAra,
j
will
celebrate
their
71st
wedding
anniversary.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wilkinson
were
married
in
Manchester.
England
on
December
25,
1E82.
They
eml-i
grated
to
Canada
in
1909
and
!
Mr.
Wilkinson
was
employed
by
the
City
of
Vancouver
until
lfnl
:
when
he
retired
at
the
age
of
59.
iThey
then
moved
to
Edmonton,
remaining
there
for
33
years.
Ninety-two-year-old
Mr.
Wilkinson
and
his
SI
-year-old
wife
have
lived
in
Prince
Rupert
since
1947
when
they
joined
their
daughter
and
son-in-law
here.
Wishing
them
well
on
their
wedding
anniversary
are
five
grandchildren
and
five
great-granchildren.
They
also
have
one
great-great-grandchild.
The
five
grandchildren
are
Donald,
Keith,
and
Niel
McAra,
Prince
Rupert;
and
Mrs.
R.
Heeks
and
Mrs.
R.
McMurray,
Edmonton.
mr.
ucuigc
niwuii
icit
jrenwri-
Ktaj
uj
piuui.
iwi
biuiii,
ii
mill-,
.,horo
ho
.,iu
munri
rhiHunnK
with
his
wife
and
family.
.
.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
Tor-her
and
family
of
Port
Edward,
also
flew
to
Vancouver
for
a
Christmas
vacation.
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Home
to
spend
Christmas
with
their
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
R.
McAfee,
Summit
Apts.
are
Miss
Jean
McAfee,
who
has
been
teaching
at
Rassland,
and
Miss
Miry
McAfee,
who
has
been
at-
tenaing
irfinini
UBC.
i
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
Strachan,
1444
Second
Avenue,
returned
yester-
!
day
aboard
the
George
from
,
Vancouver,
where
Mr.
Strachan
has
been
under
medical
care
for
i
the
past
four
months.
.
Miss
Doreen
Freeman
of
Chil-
;
liwack
has
arrived
here
to
spend
the
festive
season
with
'
her
'
brother
and
sister-iri-law,
Mr.
!
and
Mrs
G.
E.
Freeman,
C01
j
Sixth
Avenue
East.
...
Mrs.
D.
R.
Barclay,
145
Seventh
Avenue
East,
returned
yesterday
,
rboorri
the
Oe"r"
from
a
brief
,
trip
to
Vancouver.
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Miss
A.
Fossheim
and
Miss
K.
Fossheim,
1130
Second
Avenue
I
West,
also
were
passengers
aboard
the
George
yesterday,
re-
O'fnlng
frnm
n
hnlirinv
in
fll
I
fornia.
...
Mr.
Reg
Ronald,
224
Ninth
Avenue
West,
has
returned
from
a
three-week
machine
shop
course
at
the
-Vancouver
vocational
sehoc1.
ead
ers
Valhalla
dance,
December
29.
Everybody
welcome.
(300)
Sons
of
Norway
Chrintm"
c'ance,
Dec.
28,
at
10
p.m.
Everyone
welcome.
Members
of
Sons
of
Norway
and
the
Sonja,
brir.g
your
children
to
Christmas
Tree
party
at
2
p.m.
(299i
NEW
YEAR'S
BAIL
HMCS
CHATHAM
For
Invitations
contact
members
of
Naval
Reserve
brphone
526
STUDENTS
OPEN
BOWLIMG
During
the
Holidcys
2
p.m.
-
5
p.m.
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We
HOPE
THAT
THIS
CHRISTMAS
WILL
BE
A
JOYOUS
ONE
FOR
ALL
OUR
FRIENDS
McKAY'S
GROCERY
A
11
Jr
T,
2
-
May
the
Season's
Fill
your
heart
To
last
throughout
The
Broadway
Christmas
Day
......
Boxing
Day
Sunday,
Dec.
27....
New
Year's
Eve
r
BREWERY
tcr-wrlting
Is
always
a
v(
tu
many,
but
there's
no
rift
time
than
Christmas
Eve
put
in
print
a
few
wishes,
Oi,l
s.unt
Nick,
no
d-.abt,
;i
brinu
many
surprises
to
,'npy
little
faces
tomorrow
'niinR.
hut
he
may
not
have
j'yjjh
f'ir
all
the
grown-ups.
ItwrtiiUI
be
nice,
thouKh,
If
ruiilfl
arraiiRO
for
more
con-v.s
nixt
year
for
Ada
Smith
b:
in"
more
ships
Into
dry-K
for
Bob
Cameron
.
.
,
4
m:lke
t!r.
week-ends
long-.
nd
more
leisurely
for
Eve
ijlMiroth
.
.
.
Then
he
mlyht
make
sure
.
ijjni
pack
is
correctly
placed
'r.uu
epe-;iPy
thiwtp
,
d
bv
Will
Crouch
and
Lar-,
stiiiwocd.
He
could
please
(.laililiiu.
Kill
La
in
Mr,
ti
A(!;imes
and
Bobby
(
II
rook
-,8i
hulilruss
n
ne
brought
the
4
Seiies
to
Rupert
.
.
H.'il
really
please
ISub
Vuc-ilrli
if
he
arranged
for
more
..i:.s
and
fewer
corner
nins
and
would
rate
retilly
hinh
!,
Muriel
Avres
and
Kill
nft
if
he'd
Bit
rid
of
those
;,
l:nr
ti;lRes
.
.
.
Hill
say:;
i
ill.'-
i
e.iii
V
over
the
foul
v
.
.
.
but
Carnet
Hull
see:;
nts
in
a
much
different
r.rrrv
Wiiiuiile
thought
he'd
;
i,ff
the
Jjcee
Ji';ht-up
T.Mi'-'n
.
.
.
but,
Santa,
now
-
wants
to
know
if
you
can
ranpe
to
keep
him
on
.
.
.
"ffrably
in
tin
advisory
ca-ntv
.
.
Oi
l
ry
thinks
It's
,ndi
rfiil
to
tell
peonlc
like
.in
Mi(
hell
that
she
won
prize
,
.
.
(lerry
rot
a
bi1;
:i
iiirl
miim
i'Zi'
for
his
worris
;r-i
e
.
.
.
further
Santa
coi,.J
you
-a
Ret
someone
to
write
to
i
Applrwhaiie
thanking
him
;
sjiiu
thliiR,
Instead
of
a.sk-t
him
lor
somethins
.
.
.
And
could
you
possibly
leave
v
of
coke
and
Binder
ale
:
Tfd
Smith
...
a
new
horn
r
Norm
Jrrmyn'a
car
.
.
.
.nPibiKk
absorbers
for
Dick
Tfi
.
.
.
new
hub
caps
for
hn
Manor
,
.
.
An
odd
request
comes
from
fkif
SunderMin
(junior
Kan-"
.
.
.
when
he
asks
for
a
saucer,
or
a
nickel
.
.
.
:
if
you're
real
nice,
says
tie,
you
might
leave
a
dime.
For
liill
Vance
and
Bill
Kcr-;n
piea.-.p
brinr;
more
Christ
-a
iree
llghLi
.
.
.
and
if
you
re
lots
of
things
to
go
round
brinv,
George
Hills
a
lot
of
ucl
1,1.
k
wiin
he
takes
over
-
chief
magistrate
and
give
Mi
Whalen
a
bi
hand-ate
fur
Ids
efforts
of
the
s:
two
years
.
.
.
Den
forward
would
like
more
pi
h'ime
from
Kitimat
.
.
.
tk
Burgess
could
use
some
ir.ps
.
.
Carl
Saucr
and
if
.M-rarihiir
would
like
a
iil-V
roun
.
.
.
before
Ui;y
ire
a
tr,i,t
iUc
an:)
fry
lcui-ur
ti
of
baron
for
broikf.isl.
U"iit
Stc
tu:
on
'AOUld
like
a
el
tiiin-s
for
his
hospital
tut
hr-
U
l,e
hippy
if
Ih';
ioU'Uicii
is
finish"'!
bv
lime-
.
.
,
I'liil
Kiy
cculd
use
r'i
r
w
n
k-week
.
.
.
Krit
h
'W'i'.l
a
n
tu!
microphone
be-a
lu.-.i
when
he
iln,',s
i
?i
.
.
v.
in'iv
shows
for
Mel
lump
on,
I'at
ISoltou
and
Mel
oimriud
.
.
.
II
you're
not
too
short,
Shirley
ul
life
"S
bit;
ut.-KS
.
.
.
Irriy
"jiu
more
forms.
...
.
"Mlariiint,
a
Rood
fishina
mmi
.
.
.
Bert
MrKewan,
lot-;
'.it'
hes
.
.
.
Gerry
Seheidel,
house
more
often
.
.
.
n
you
leave
fwrr
short
cir-
for
Trie
Janes,
Dowr
-tup,
I
ra.ik
Dafoe
und
ail
"
wliers
at
the
telephone
'Vc
A
happy
liolid-y
In
Honolulu
r
m
und
IMiih
FitcU
unJ
'J'
and
Mrs-.
More
.
.
.
'if
i)U.,ine:;.i;
for
Crawford
.
.
rood
bulldinR
-liter'
for
Norton
Youngs
unci
If
there's
a
golf
course
iir
bag,
you
might
leave
it
r
Hill
stone,
Gerry
Lemire,
.Mitchell
or
Jimmy
An-
Kr4
please
Smta,
bring
Fred
:(i
lots
of
happy
days
.
.
.
Tin
;e
for
I.es
Koan
.
.
.
new
"ri
'!ici-!s
lor
Nick'
Favlikis
i'i
re
members
for
Fed
",f
.
.
improved
health
for
"'.v
Mi.oi
.
.
.
and
a
sunny
''-iiy
lor
l.iil
and
Kvelvn
''bit
...
'''(I
before
you
go,
wliy
not
'J,f
one
or
your
bags
for
Pete
'nlchal
to
carry
the
mail
.
.
.
Iln')lype
that
makes
no
errors
1
that
Mel
Si
oil,
who
usually
stuck'
to
set
this
column,.,
III
''riest
and
Doug
Standrlng
"W
have
things
a
little
easier.
''""'esano
savine
'thanks'
for
sfll
job
throughout
the
ar
.
.
.
With
so
much
to
do,
Santa,
s
not
fair
to
ask
for
anything
ore
exeept
health,
happiness
good
cheer
for
everyone
in
""e
Hupert
.
esnecially
Nixon,
who
dolet
out
jHjers
wjii-
a
cn..er)
sree.i.g
smile
?j
the
24
carriers
"1
more
than
a
dozen
news
'.'
who
dahv
brave
the
alner
to
bring
this
paper
1
Jmir
door
.
.
.
Merry
Christmas
to
all.
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i
CHr'sfmes
Eve
11:30
p.m.
C?'.t
brant
and
Preacher:
j
'
li.c
IU.
"rv.
I'.orace
C.
Watts,
P.isl
of
C'a'cdoma
ClirisSmas
Day
i.Cc
rn'.:i6
P
rvHs
with
Sermon
at
11
a.m.
Kcly
Communion
at
Nikiii.
I
NATIVITY
PLAY
at
2:30
and
7:30
p.m.
Sunday,
Dec.
27
by
the
children
of
the
Sunday
School.
.,i,,
;
:.
,
Ol'r.cr
Sunday
services
os
usual.
SPfCIAL
MUSIC
Cafe
Will
be
Open:
10
a.m.
to
8:00
p.m.
10
a.m.
to
1:00
a.m.
10
a.m.
to
8:00
p
m.
Open
to
2:30
a.m.
i
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LIMITED
.
,
f;.
.
.
ii."...'-i
Government
of
British
Columbia
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vf.j'
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cCuringiltfrltoftdcuj
season
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SICKS'
v.
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This
advertisement
is
not
For
now.i.for
always...
may
the
joys
of
this
Holiday
Season
srrround
you
and
yours,
and
may
you
dwell
amid
the
blessings
of
peace,
health
goodwill
and
happiness
.
.
.
CAPILANO
1
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the
ManaRCiv.cnt
an.1
Staw
of
'
ALBERT
&
McCAFFERY
LIMITED
t
j.
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e
,
,
.
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Gg&ggsawarwraM