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Daily
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Tuesday,
December
16.
1947
CHRISTMAS
ACTIVITY
UNDER
WAY
AT
MILLER
BAY
HOSPITAL
SCHOOL
i
By
"Teacher"
t
To
children
everywhere
Christmas
begins
to
seem
near
and
exciting.
Santa
Claus
is
a
real
figure,
despite
the
pronouncements
of
scientists.
Children
still
write
letters
to
the
old
fellow
and
think
with
shivers
of
awe
of
the
patter
on
the
frosted
roof
of
his
fleet
reindeer
ana
me
jingie
m
ms
sieign
oens.
r,vuu
uine
srown-ups
delight
In
the
pros-
i
"lay
down
his
.-weet
head."
They
pect
of
his
visit
because,
wheth-1
do
not
all
know
what
a
stable
is
j
or
one
believes
in
him
or
not.
he
j
?s
their
cxperienle
has
been
j
leaves
behind
some
useful
and
j
more
among
boats
and
fisher-lovely
gifts.
I
men
than
among
farmers
and
Sleighs,
toboggans,
electric
abl-
They
know
about
trap-1
that
wIndP
and
fur-bearing
animals
trains,
engines,
toys
for
a
brief
frenzy
of
motion..
I
&nd
many
of
tnem
express
sur
sometimes
dying
sadly
for
all
Prlse
that
"Teacher"
would
be
time,
skates,
skis,
doll
carriages,
afraid
to
meet
a
bear-
or
even
in
which
the
Christmas
doll
is
a
wolf-
oroudly
perambulated,
all
these
In
teaching
them
the
story
of
articles
form
part
of
the
Christ-
Christmas,
it
is
disconcerting,
to
(
Has
picture
for
normal
children,
fay
the
least,
to
find
that
their
;
:iving
an
everyday
life.
Con-,
visual
memories
have
no
pic-!
structlon
toys,
mechano
sets,
toy
ture
of
a
hors?
or
a
cow.
It
was
:
typewriters
and
sewing
machines
explained
thit
a
manger
was
out
of
a
long
list
the
children
i
the
feed
box
lor
cattle,
contain-'
vrite
with
undlmmed
hope
at
ing
straw
or
hay.
Still
a
blank.
I
the
Ings.
their
good
deeds
and
virtues,
and
will
reward
them
accordingly.
In
a
surprising
and
ratlsfying
number
of
cases
virtue
is
rewarded
and
the
age-old
myth
-liven
a
rcw
transfusion
of
energy.
their
world
bounded
for
weary
j
children,
was
a
haopy
solution,
months
by
the
walls
of
the
hos-
By
showing
the
"farm
needs"
pltal.
Thev
too
look
for
Santa
Images
the
Bsthlehem
stable
took
Claus
and
listen
again
to'
the
j
form
with
its
animals
and
its
storv
of
the
baby
Jesus
whose
in-
j
manger.
fant
cradle
was
a
manger.
Some
of
them
know
that
story
well,
even
though
they
are
not
sur?
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REQUEST
rooAM
rori'LAit
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station
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played
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laminar
man
oraer
caiaiogue
nome
in
uttawa
beauty
and
grandeur,
more
than
I
which
is
the
cornerstone
of
many
radios
serve
three
we
try
w
glve
eacn
group
uie
alphabet.
The
books
brought
1
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f
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rilir
rIU
Mr
N
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1
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I
HI
50
children
go
to
school
in
bed.
!
homes
beside
those
of
the
Indian
'much
entertainment
it
s
"In
the
Mood"
EVENING
WEUR
at
PEOPLES
inanaam
A
011;
Available!
LOOK
FOR
THE
NEW
RED
AND
WHITE
GOLD
SEAL
LABEL
AND,.
AT
B
B
i..
Well.
I
told
them
thev
d
stop
rattling
cans
at
six
a.m.
or
I'd
know
the
reason
why
two
would
provide
in
a
hospital!
father
and
mother
both
read
and
i.acK
oi
mougnt,
not
lack
of
writp
n
nttip.
heart!
A
boy
of
sixteen
years,
who
has
Just
learned
to
read
to
teach
him
:chool
near
his
home.
write,
this
week
sent
his
first
Rupert
.gold
strike.
letter
home,
and
was
so
proud
j
stantial
I
hope,
or
it
he
would
not
let
teacher
me
story
cf
the
mother
and
i
request
on
a
rt
cent
mornin?
and
!
many
errors
In
spelling
and
th
.Mu.
j
n
.
!.
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-
of
the"
"ogress
22
in
a
stable,
that
the
"little
Lord
ftl'ne
a
thr
solendid
tones
of
of
many
small
insects
not
aiwavs
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siraignt
line,
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"FORMAL-ly
Yours"
Sizes
twelve
through
forty-four
.
.
.
j
style
selection
to
please
the
fastidious,
Holiday
season
formals
can
be
made
SO
much
more
enjoyable
with
a
new
Formal.
We
invite
your
approval
of
our
formal
'dresses
of
today.
are
limited.
Sometimes
th
jcrhnnt
TTioca
tVt
Air
slpn
or
her
childish
.mind.
It
u
heartehlhi
tosce
the
kind
tnte
r
est
of
one
for
the
other
as
if
the
I
flame
of
self-interest,
always
'(lowing
in
the
adult
mind,
has
I
been
dimmed
by
their
suffering.
I
A
kind
friend
from
Prince
iiipert
sent
In
a
record
player
!
Kir
the
hospital,
with
a
stock
of
1
excellent
records,
and
another
i
friend
sent
some
construction
!
paper
in
gay
colors
and
used
I
Christmas
cards
which
have
J
been
much
admired
by
the
chtld-!ien
and
employed
as
models
in
their
own
work.
The
hospital
is
little
more
than
a
year
old
the
school
Is
ven
younger.
This
Is
the
first
M'hoo)
Christmas.
The
school
at
Sardls.
Coqualeetza,
has
been
In
(ration
for
several
years,
Is
well-onjanlzed
and
well-known.
Dr
Oalbralth.
Medical
Superln-
indent
came
from
Coqualeetza
nhpre
he
was
for
years
on
the
aff
The
Miller
Day
Hospital
urown
into
a
lusty
infant.
Children
of
school
age
arc
coming
in
all
the
time.
Vancouver
rcanizatlons
have
dealt
generously
with
th
native
children
of
Coqualeetza.
and
their
Christmas
trees
are
always
striking
and
(
beautiful.
We
hope
that
Santa
Claus
will
wards.
Afterwards
they
u
is
;he
beginning
of
a
resoet
come
to
Miller
B.iv
over
tho
tree.
Christmas
to
the
Jolly
old
saint
j
We
use
cann?d
milk
in
this
part
asked
that
they
might
learn
that
tor
his
own
achievement,
and
his
ton
with
his
sled
filled
for
the
0
song
and
story,
confident
that
j
or
the
world
and
there
Is
not
a
jscng.
The
request
programs
are
family
will
share
that
proud
mo-
children
who
in
these
crisp
De-he
knows
each
by
name,
and
j
horse,
I
am
told.
In
Prince
Ru-
very
dear
to
the
native
children.
'
ment.
When
I
consider
the
ar-1
cembcr
davs
are
talking
of
him
knows,
alas,
their
faults
and
fail-
pert.
The
catient
plodding
Their
parents
-jsc
this
medium
of
!
duous
devotion
of
this
boy
to
his
and
haDnllv
m-aitim.
him
Tf
horses
of
eastern
cities
that
j
communication
'
also,
and
the
j
tasks
I
wish
some
of
it
might
be
there
are
any
Christmas
decora-teacher
knows,
bringing
the
daily
j
little
bedside
radios
are
turned
j
contagious
in
this
place1
of
banc-1
tions
out
away
in
trunks
in
bread
and
milk
are
unknown
to
,
on
at
seven-thirty
each
morning,
j
lul
germs.
households
whose
children
have
these
children.
Teacher
was
j
little
ears
quivering
with
delight-
j
it
is
thrilling
to
find
among
crown
up
or
gone
away,
they
stumped.
She
searched
in
hered
anticipation.
Not
all
rooms
our
children
one
now
and
agam'ould
be
received
with
apprrei-mlnd
for
some
familiar
assocl-have
radios
In
them
but.
by
who
has
had
a
'start"
at
home,
ation
In
our
school
ation
tnrougn
wnicn
sne
mignt,
carrying
around
..........
radios
.
-of
,
the
j
o
.Uw
111
Little
nuuci
Robert
i
is
us
seven
seven,
He
lie
knows
Knows
At
Held...
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rtnMl
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1
iuiutri
any
nuipiLill,
CllJIil
1
1
male
l-
'uir
n.r
uir
dmiM,
uuuuaia,
nit-
tut;
omuic
wu,
tau,
w
mues
on
the
roaa
to
Port
Ed-pna
ind
the
me
manser.
manser.
The
nie
heftv
neuv
and
anaia
i
a
"iurn.
"turn."
Teacher
Teacher
remembers
remembers
a
itn
,
to
him
him
by
hv
w
hl.s
father
f,n,.,
are
ili
Intel
where
five
ngently
chosen,
not
the
repre-!
.
.
,
.
"
.
'
.
'
,
!
"
people.
How
hensible
"comics"
unthinkingly
i
R
I
F
A
IT
1
1
P
the
extra
donated
to
small
fry.
Roberts
u
L
L
H
V
U
V-
December
19--Fish
Dock
vn
Moose
Armtt
a
T-Knm
CKu.
,(-,
ft
.
iney
have
tried
Ts
cantisco.
co-op
vs
vnu
Mutt
as
there
is
no!"
Thomclirtcs.
Stones
vs
Scotlans
Thi.
uecember
26
Co-op
vs
Thorn-
1
HIS
015-
clllfes.
Canflurn
va
Rrtlr,
sinr-.
and
i
eovery
was
nice
the
recent
Princ?
v
Moone:
Mutts
vs
-arotto
ru,n
mnrp
snh
I
vr
Tnom
Sheet
MtUI
Army
,
v
I
ir.
January
2
Canflsco
vs
Thev
NhMt
Vtatal
KtnnMm
u
tf,..
A..
what
n
mangpr
x
Thpv
knnw
!
i.iifi-
nhioi,,"
.
tf
,,..
u.,.J
"uu"
01
l"e
"s"1
Klna
for
or
-op:
Thornclllfes
vs
Fish
txci
....
t.
i
uuut;
u
n
ii
vi
n.n-i.tin
ci
.3
-1
tv
j
v
,k
.
4ilTiC
c
P
UUa
ULj
spare
time
reading
are
what
Leafs
vs.
Orotto.
Moose
vs
Scotlai
January
9
Stonea
vs
Orotto
Lr
vs.
FUh
Dock.
Thcrnellffes
vs
Thor:;
Sheet
Metal;
Co-op
vs
Scotlai:
Army
vs
Moose.
Mutts
vs
Canltsc-
January
IS
Army
v
Mutt
C
a
book
Is
the
onlv
Dleasur'
nos-
bp
vs.
Thom
Sh'-jt
Metal
Lcalo
slhU
ivhpn
,
rhllH
ic
i
,v,
Canflseo;
Fish
Dock
vs.
Stones.
Clrot
.......
ouvll
u
Ti
scot,,,,,
Thornclllfes
vs
!
cast
mat
he
must
lie
on
his
back
:
Jsnusry
23
co-op
I
or
on
his
stomach.
While
school
Moc:
1
Stones
vs.
Leafs.
Thomcllffes
Mocri
nation.
In.,
...
r"
.
t
r
,
,
'
Hi
books
In
use
are
pleasant
and
vs.
rishbock.
orotto
vs.
Thom
sheet
I
interesting
they
like
a
channe.
I
Me.ul-
'
-j
,
,'
,
,7.
,!
J1
Jsnuary
30
Leafi
vs
Scotlan
and
Simple
Stories,
well
told
and
:
Orotto
vs.
Moose.
Armv
vs
Fish
H
illustrated
With
attractive
pic-'0001
MutU
vs.
Thom
Sheet
Metal
Canftec'
Ston"
"
Th"rn"
Itures.
are
very
welcome.
They
.V"
1
,
make
Christmas
cards,
using
as
j
February
a
stones
vs.
Thom
sheet
models
old
cards
which
have
Metal.
Co-op
vs.
Fish
Dock.
MutU
vs.
ecotlans:
cplor
!
p,hr.
...itt.
..
I
.
.
n
.
"
J
tauns
or
painus.
oome
01
Army
'hr
cards
are
well
executed
al-
though
some
are
bound
to
be
Metal
-iescr'bed
as
"blobs,"
but
they:
end
them
to
their
parents
and
grandparents
with
pride.
INSPIRATION
OP
j
CONRAD
STREET
j
The
children
of
Grade
0:.e
In
Ccnrad
School
made
a
colorful
'
scrap-book
of
their
own
crayon
;
drawings
and
sent
It
with
their
best
wishes
to
our
children
which
pleased
and
Interested
them.
It
also
spurred
them
on
to
emulate
ThrrndlffiHi
vh
Can.
been
fent
in
by
kind
friends
of:
'
iats
vs
Moose.
Army
vs
vx
ThorncllflYM.
Co-op
vc
Orotto.
Fish
Dock
vs
Scotiarw
StoiK
BASKETBALL
SCHEDULES
(Senior)
Dec.
16
Brownwoods
vs
Satoy
Dec.
20
Savoy
vs
Co-op
Dec.
23
Co-op
vs
Brownwoods
BLACK
REPUBLIC
One-fifth
of
the
noDulatlon
of
mis
acnievement
and
the
little
Liberia
Is
composed
of
Amerl-
sirls
are
now
making
such
a
pic-
can
Negroes
or
their
descend-
ture
book
for
a
ward
of
four
ants.
.mall
ones
who
are
not
yet
do-1
;ns
school
work.
Of
this
group
ZOOLIOICALLY
SPEAK1NO
,
one
little
girl
of
four
Ls
on
a
Zoologically
speaking,
apes
(,'ame"
which
means
that
she
is
are
more
like
man
than
like
lying
rigid
and
has
little
diver-
monkeys.
ARE
YOU
A
PROBLEM
DIAMOND
BUYER?
Then
we
want
your
ear
Just
for
a
minute
or
two.
We
want
to
tell
you
that
this
store
is
fixed
to
suit
you
no
riiattej
how
much
you
wish
to
pay.
Also
we
handle
nothing
but
standard
stones
fully
tested.
We
want
to
say
that
our
diamond
stock
is
very
carefully
chosen.
That
it
is
now
extra
large,
and
that
diamonds,
will
soon
be
Hard
to
get
on
account
ofthe
new
regulations.
Prices
from
$25.00
up
MEN'S
FIVE-PIN
"A"
LEAGUE
December
22-
Morgans
V
He
vol-'
lers,
McMeeklns
vs.
Ambassadors,
MaUlii
vs
North
Bur
Kilowatts
vt
Urownwoods.
Home
Oil
vs.
Conttn
enUU.
Burnt,
vs.
Manon.
December
29
McMeeklns
vs
Continentals,
Malklns
VS.
Kilowatts.1
Burns
vs.
Morgans:
Revellers
vs.
I
Home
Oil.
Mansons
vs
Brown-woods,
North
8tsr
vs.
Ambassadors
Januray
6
--
Malklns
vs
Drown-woods.
Mansons
vs.
Home
Oil,
Revellers
vs.
Continentals;
Morgans
vs.
Ambassadors.
Burns
vs.
North
Star.
Kilowatts
vs.
McMeeklns.
Januarj
13
Burns
vs,
Kilowatts,
Morgans
vs.
Continentals.
Mansons
vs.
McMeeklns;
Malklns
vs
Home
Oil,
Brownwoodi
vs
Ambassadors,
Revellers
vs.
North
Star.
January
19
Morgans
vs.
North
Star.
Malklns
vs.
Mansons.
Revellers
vs.
Ambassadors;
Burns
vs
McMeeklns.
Kilowatts
vs.
Home
Oil.
Brownwoods
vs.
Continentals
January
28
Mansons
vs
Ainbas-
I
sudors.
Brownwoods
vs.
North
Star,
j
uurns
vs.
Home
oil;
Kilowatts
vs
Continentals.
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