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Christmas
Vis;4
Prince
Ruperr
Duiiy
News
Tuesday,
December
1,
1953
REPRIEVE
SET
FOR
DOGS
OVER
YULETIDE
HOLIDAY
.jiurica
in
1540
Symbol
of
Cheer
Death
Trap
If
Precautions
Not
Observed
;
Christmas
trees,
traditional
used.
symbols
of
cheer
and
happiness.
Be
sure
electrical
decuratioiiK
:an
become
death-dealing
in-
do
not
overload
cirouith.
struments.
if
safety
precautions
Sockets
and
wiring
of
light-,are
not
taken.
ins
se(s
should
be
carefully
in-
Christmas
trtes
are
exception-
spected
before
installation,
ally
combustible
because
of
their
M-ke
sure
lights
are
not
dr-
hUh
content
of
pitch
and
resin
ins
out
Christmas
tree
needles.
Many
deaths
and
fire
loss.-s
Li"hts
,sh"uld
not
be
!,,t
can
be
traced
directly
to
Chris--
burmn-
when
house
is
nor::,-
I
raising
in
8wit.riani
p
n
men
of
Rheinfelde;,
lurln
.
brotherhood
to
prav
fr
.
inastian's
aid,
and
to
r.ur.V
sick
and
bury
the
d-a
"
Pestilence
in
mcrlicval
-i
jwas
ascribed
to
ml
,,;,
;
water
so
the.
Brotherh",,
!bebastian
visited
each
(Jf
town's
sven
fountains
pra.
and
singing
hymns
at
.arh
,'
They
still
continue
this
',,,'
but
only
cn
Christra.i,
Eve
For
this
ritual
the
!
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ONTARIO,
Calif.
D.ath
takas
a
holiday
until
New
Year's
as
far
at
stray
doirs
h(!f
are
concerned.
Thomas
F
Konnoii
has
Rtiarnnteed.
their
poi.nd
fees
from
now
until
January
1
"I
just
couldn't
enjoy
the
Christmas
season
thinking
that
every
stray
dog
wre
b'.-ing
killed
at
the
pound,"
Kennon
explained.
"Now
that
I
know
every
dog
is
safe,
I
feel
much
bettei
."
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True
Date
of
Christmas
Unknown
25th.
in
the
42nd
year
of
Augus-
are
dr'd
in
black,
wi
h
tUi."
.
....
;Slllt
top
hats.
At
every
f:,U!r
However,
according
to
astmn-
i
iney
Bather
around
the
lau',
Exact
date
of
the
birth
of
Christ
is
shrouded
in
confusion
and.
as
a
result,
the
celebration
mas
trees
and
allien
ha7.nrrie
Fallen
needles
should
be
of
Christmas
ocrures
on
many
omy,
December
25th
AD.
1.
fell
tong.
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The
Ap.-Canada
Insurance
Federation
recommends
the
following
.safety
precautions:
Small
trees,
less
combustible
than
bis
ones,
should
be
chosen
vwept
v
It
i'.'gularly'.
When
r.eedles
start
to
fall,
tree
should
be
discarded.
Gift
wrappings
should
be
re-
"invpH
nromnrlv
frnm
hpr.t:tt'l
different
dates
throughout
the
Christian
world.
In
an
old
manuscript,
the
Calendar
of
Philocalus
which
appeared
in
the
year
354
AD.,
it
The
march
biris
Froschweide
fountain
!,.
Plugue
is
supposed
to
,
started
Miree
centuries
a"o
When
they
have
p.,,,rct
Trees
should
be
kept
outdoors
'the
tree
after
gifts
have
beer
until
a
few
days
before
Christ-
nnunPH
on
Sunday.
In
terms
of
our
American
Christmas,
the
holiday
is
celebrated
In.
in
si
a
to
10
day
later
in
some
countries,
and
in
ottiers
it
is
observed
earlier.
Decem-bei
fith
is
the
date
of
Christmas
in
most
Western
European
countries
and
is
the
beginning
of
a
lo'i"
holiday
season.
The
Armenians
were
the
first
Never
smoke
or
lay
""""
"
y
eiuer
111"
rni
char-
states:
"In
the
Year
One
After
w
luiuiiisia
mass,
kik!
t
moniously
place
their
l;e
on
the
altar
of
St.
iWn'
ctte
down
near
tree
or
other
dtcorations.
Don't
set
up
electric
trains
near
the
tree.
Christ,
the
Lord
Jesus
was
born
on
December
25.
a
Friday,
and
the
l.'ith
day
of
the
New
Moon."
Another
ancient
book
written
by
Tippolytus
in
'-'02
A.I),
tells
us
mas.
;
Trees
should
be
set
away
f
ro;n
radiators,
heaters
and
fireplaces.
A
container
filled
with
water
should
be
part
of
the
base.
i
Do
not
place
trees
near
doorways
or
stairways.
Cotton
cr
paper
decorations,
unless
fireproof,
should
not
b.'
STAUTtI)
YlilXO
.'o'cph
Hivttn.
the
(.,..,!
,
people
to
set
up
a
Christian
state
For
Quick
Results
try
Daily
News
Classifieds
that
Jesus
was
born
In
Bothle-
and
their
Christmas
Eve
Is
Jan-
trlan
composer,
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a
clJ-hem
"on
Wednesday,
December
uary
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last
light
on
the
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tree
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lasting
source
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find
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that
vill
linger
through
the
years!
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Of-APS
him:,elf,'
the
phot
7raptier
V.s
about
the
busiest
person
around
at
the
recent
opening
of
Santa
Claus
Village
at
Val
David
in
the
Laurentian
Mountains
north
of
Montreal.
Filled.
with
the-joyous
spirit
of
Ch-istmas.
the
enthusiastic
cameraman
recorded
the
following
.scenes
showing
i
it,
Santa
Claus
a
-rivir.g-at
his
new
home
via
a
modern
helicopter
rather
than
the
prcverbial
reir.eer;.
i2i
nine-yenr-old
Marcel
Tbouin,
grandson
and
official
representative
of
Montreal'
Mayor
Camillien
Houde,
presenting
the
keys
of
the
new
Village
to
Mayor
Beaulieu
of
Val
David?
'(3)
fctnta
Jus
and
some
of
liis
little
heloers
being
welcomed
to
nis
new
home:
4
a
Uania
from
the
slopesof
th
?
Peruvian
Andes,
one
of
the
many
animals
which
roam
freely
tlough
the
Village1,
attracting
almost
as
much
attention
.
from
young
visitor.-
as
Santa
Claus
himself;
o
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Santa
Clau".'
own
house,
one
of
the
many
attractions
jn
the
Viliaee;
r
the
jolly
old
gentleman
himielf
i-nthrailirif
otieV.r
his
many
friendsf-
tfVt'vto'
of
th
bear
cubs.
rt-v(
lling
in
their
specially-built
pit
vwhich.
v.
ncn
illumiimted?
at,
nigh)
.
re,err.bl:s
a
plant
birthday
cake;
and
8i
the
C.iapol
of
Saint
Nicholas
wlllcri
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CriU
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reminiscent
oHl-.S
f;
St.
Christmas.
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Canadidtij
Churches
Buy
Coronation
Carpets
From
Westminster
Abbey
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Jtelv7
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sues
of
the
blue
carpet
from
th
Abbey
annex.
Most
of
the
sections
now
have
been
cleaned
and
rebound
and
ministry
officials
say
they
hope
lo
have
them
all
shipped
before
the
end
of
the
year.
ments
to
churches,
chapels
and
j-chools
throughout
the
Commonwealth
and
the
UniteJ
Stater,
for
a
profit
of
almo;:t
2
500.
The
ministry
advertised
soon
lifter
.'the
CotflaUojii
tout
the-carpet
would
Jut
put
for
'sale
By
RON
KVANS
LONDON
-iCPi
l-5f'h
Cana
dian
churches
and'
IS:p-ls
arc
leceiving
sections
of
Vrstmin-(
er
Abbey's
lush
blue
and
coin
Coronation
rarptt..aiter
bMdiue
in
a
9.000
1i!5saw
$mz;:W.
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The
carpt,
'.'jccthcr
.
wiri'
other
Coronation
'furnishinEs
from
th
Abbey,
was
sold
bv
the
ministry
of
works
to
help
defray
expanses,
i'r'tes'
ranged
from
13
to
4
a
srUHre
yard.
The
great
carpet,
whi-h
originally
cost
8500,
sold
in
sir,-
The
carpeting
is
the
last
of
no
almost
5.000
bids
poured
in.
;
the
Coronation
furnishinps
to
That
caused
a
problem
sine
tho
I
be
sold.
The
1,978
chairs,
valued
"arpet
covered
only
2.320
square
i
at
14,835,
and
5
202
stools,
yards
and
officials
were
anxi-i
worth
21.003.
were
bought
by
"us
that
all
requests
should
be
the
peers,
peeresses
and
other
filIed-
i
British
and
foreign
dignitaries
A
government
expert
came
ua
who
occunleri
ihem
riurint
the
with
a
plan
allowing
allowing
the
the
ir-
ceremony.
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bnl.iance.
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two
most
Important
.i
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nil
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AC
leguiar-snapeo
carpet
to
be
cui
into
smaller
complex
patterns
!
with
minimum
wastage.
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Canada's
largest
single
sec-;
tion.
a
rectangle
of
the
gold
Tree
Trimming
Methods
Vary
chairs,
the
Coronation
chair
and
the
chair
of
state,
have
been
sent
to
Buckingham
Palace
on
permanent
loan
as
souvenirs
for
the
Queen.V
i
:isr
a
gift
for
f&mrrm-
Ty
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:
tneatre
carpet
26
feet
by
13
feet.
The
huge
coats
of
arms
of
iT
tVtKYUNh
r
TV
goes
to
the
chapel
of
the
Vic-
i
Commonwealth
countries
which
toria
Hospital
School
of
Nurs-
decorated
Parliament
Square
in
ing.
London,
Ont.,
while
a
1
Iront
of
the
Abbey
have
been
,
church
in
St.
Stephen,
N.B.,
will
j
sent
as
gifts
to
their
respective
receive
five
pieces
of
varying
'
governments.
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SUIT
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budget
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Chronometer
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When
it
comes
to
trimming
the
Christmas
tree,
you,
like
many
others,
probably
have
some
very
definite
ideas
of
your
own.
If
you
haven't
the
following
suggestions
may
prove
welcome
as
wed
as
practical.
The
trend
.seems
to
be.
as
always,
towards
as
large
a
Christmas
tree
as
the
room
will
permit.
The
old-fashioned,
lloor-to-ceiling
tree
is
still
th,
Electric
Razor
I"or
quick,
convenient,
close
sliaves.
$18.00
to
$28.75
Manicure
Set
I'ine
quality
pieces
in
a
genuine
leather
case.
$7.50
up
Week-Long
Yuletide
Feasts
Not
Unusual
in
Days
of
Old
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received
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You
may
be
one
of
those
for-
,
oxen
and
200
tons
of
wine
w-.-c
!
from
the
Archbishop
of
York
1
irimmld,Wilh
rlands
P-i
Of
course,
the
feudal
set-up
i
whether
eitarteVor'SvViS
le
provided
the
great
lords
with
the
spirit
of
generosity
appro'
DRESSER
SET
the
wherewithall
for
magnifi-
priate
to
the
season,
his
majesty
cence
the
lords
received
gifts
!
could
well
afford
to
give
Chrlst-from
their
tenants
and
kings
!
mas
feasts
for
the
noor
like
the
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beautiful,
beautiful,
matched
matched
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Piece,
pieces
in
in
a
a
richly
richly
lined
lined
f
,
received
gifts
from
their
nobles
one
given
in
Westminster
Hall
chest.
$18.00
both.
Maybe
you
still
"find
a
I
tree
"bare"
without
a
manger
or
ice
skating
scene
beneath
It
to
simply
amplify
your
feeling
of
Christmas.
To
some
extent,
the
type
and
size
of
tree
used
depends
on
the
section
of
the
country.
People
in
the
northeast
and
east
favor
the
big,
long-needled
balsam,
while
the
south
and
west
prefer
the
southern
and
the
Douglas
fir.
Many
families
like
happily-lighted
trees,
decorated
with
multicolored
glass
ornaments
of
fell
sizes,
shapes
and
colors
topped
with
a
gaily
large
gold
or
silver
star.
in
1248,
which
lasted
a
week.
Striving
to
outdo
his
prede-tessory
and
give
his
successor
something
to
shoot
at,
Henry
VIII
kept
one
Yuletide
at
which
the
cost
of
gold
cloth
that
was
used
amounted
to
600
alone.
He
had
tents
erected
and
artificial
gardens
plotted
within
the
spacious
hall
of
his
palace.
Knights
came
out
of
the
tents
to
joust
in
tournaments
and
fantastically
dressed
dancers
"
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end
the
graduated
scale
for
giving
and
receiving
was
as
well
ascertained
as
the
quiddam
honorarium
of
any
barrister
or
physician.
Queen
Elizabeth
received
a
large
part
of
her
wardrobe
as
gifts
from
her
counties,
and
if
the
quality
or
quantity
was
not
satisfactory,
the
donors
were
unceremoniously
informed
of
the
situation.
When
Henry
III
entertained
a
thousand
knights,
peer
and
5
YOUR
CHRISTMAS
GIFT
CENTRE
emerged
irom
the
gardens
to
I
assorted
nobles
who
came
to
entertain
the
guests.