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IEKKACE HERALY, TERRACE, BU,

REV. EDWARD CRIDGE
These men built BC.

‘May!your hearth be
happy. and your heart

content, We send.

this greeting with
_ our thanks
to all!

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~ Columbia's Bishop
__ charged the Dean

: The man. who helped tay
the foundations of the Church
of England .in the Colony ol
Vancouver Island eventually
led a revolt and lefi that church *
He ‘was. Reverend-; Edward
Cridgé,. ‘Born in North Devon,
December 17, 1817, he was ore
dained - deacon © ‘in... Norwich
Cathedral in. 1848;

the Flidson’s Bay Company: at

‘| Fort Victoria replacing Revere
lend “Robert Staines who had been
drowned while ‘returning to Eng.

land with a whemorial from diss
sident colonists, +

~€ridge made the six-month
voyage to his new: post and held
his first services within thepali-
jsades of the. fort for. the Vie
toria District Church, the fore.
Christ Church

pleted until ‘4856,
In addition to his pastoral. res

|Sponsibilities Cridge was active
in community affairs, He is

credited with the establishment
of the first general hospital in
Victoria in 1858 and was instru.
mental in. ‘the . founding: of
the Protestant: Orphanage. Ih
1856 he was: appointed by the

: Legislative Council to what may
justly: ‘be’, called ‘the-position of >
inspector of €olonial schools.

4L'WaS 1N”.18/4 that he made.
his historic’break with the Church

‘lof England after a rift developed

when'the first Bishop of Colum:

.|bia,. Right Reverend George Hills

called: for a greater degree of

i

-Cridge was more. interested in

“1 [practical Christianity — -— in'sonie

quarters he had been criticized
for permitting negroes to attend
the Cathedral of which he had:
become Dean,

He was constantly fighting for’
the-underprivileged. ~
He railed against conditions 4 in
the “local jail: and became, in

-effect, the first social worker

in Victoria,

The rift’ between: the: Bishop
and his. Dean ended in a civil
court case, Cridge being charged
with insubordination, =.

‘The trial rocked the city and
Cridge’s supporters cheeredhim
on the streets,’ But the. court
ruled against him, -

Cridge left the Church of
England. ‘taking with . him. the
greater part: of the congregation ,
of the Cathedral,; He joined the

.| Reformed ‘Episcopal: Church and
- fin 1876 became a. bishop: ‘of that

church;
To house. his flock anew church

|wes built —the Church of Our:

Lord — which still stands in Vice
toria-as 4 meinorial to the dedle
cated church, leader, - When -he

:idied” in 1913 ~ the’ whole city

mourned his passing, B,C, Cet,

-tennial Committee,

| named first vice-presidents. Mrs.

president; and Are. Rosa Malm-|
gren, secretary. : fs
: Mar<|mémbers and many guests heard :
‘garet Hobenshiéld : AB "trea an address by Mrs. RF.’ Roth.
; well, Auxillary ‘Zone Commander

: from J z Hoes: “Rupert.” :

liary to Mills Memorial Hospital.
‘Baranleski, currantly 7

taking. a

A record, turrigut sbctheaugicl|é
meeting of the. Ladies Auxillary
to the Royal. Canadiar. Legion

ang: on "Potter. ‘and |

(Branch 19). elected. Mrs, Lots Mrs. Irene MéSortey as dire

Tutt to the 1968 presidency. he
Mrs, ‘Olga. “Wasdlawich was,

Beryl . Peterson;-: second’ vides

Also elected were. ‘Mrs, Mare

Three receive.
~ Mills Auxiliary

nominating veorumittve from.
| no futher: bide were heard from.

ZO the » omibeting, “-31.

A: gale“ of..Christmaa’ novel
tes’ waa hela after the’ meeting,

scholarships -

. Bursaries totalling $450 have|--
been awarded to three Terrace

girls studying nursing on physio~
therapy, —
The awards were announced

last week by the Ladies. ‘Auxte|:;-

Shirley
training io become.a Registered

Nurse at the.-Royal Columbfan|* *:
Hospital in- New Westininster, ;
received one $150 bursary, !:-

Emily Greaves, “training : “for

| her practical nurses certificate |:'
Jat the Prince George Vocational

School, was the.second reciplent :
| of a $150- scholarship,’

And Leah *.Seaman, who- is
physiotherapy course
at the University of British Co.
ee recelved the third bur-

sete L.A, to Malis. Memorial

Hospital grants. similar bure|.- -

saries every year. They go tol.

r students who have chosen some| ::

field in the ‘imedical _Professfon
for a career; - .

Co, communications expert, He

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.|@ecepted the past.of chaplain to

‘Klondike: man
outhids mint ©

for nuggets.
“George Shaw, owner of the

jewellery : ‘from’. unréfined ‘gold
_teaken out oF streamg a few.miles
‘frém‘‘his. shop since: 1896,-when

zero An Canadian Jeweller
i tite as high‘ as'$60

Klondike” ‘Nugget -Shop In Dawson re
City, Yukon. Torrttory, ; makes

specks of yellow "etal
| were discovered in Rabbit Creak, |

for: the gold for vihich :
Mint pays. y $35

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