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station: area,
‘Costs of the project will be
paid by the CNR.

‘Council also approved the in-
stallation of a:culvert across the
lane jn Block 18, Section I at an
approximate. cost of $1,800 . and
the,construction of a. permanent

- Sidewalk witha blacktop sur-
face on the southwest corner of
McBride and Second Avenue.

‘The sidewalk with a concrete
éurb will run along the front. of

lgts 8,.9 and. 10, Block 18.Section

1, Second Avenue West which is|

Gwhed | by Robert Parker.. One
third of. the cost will be paid by
the’ clty and the remainder by
Mr. Parker. :

 

J prade licence ‘applications
from Robert K. Pederson, 1441
Second Avenue West, electrical
contractor; Patrick Steele, 1228
Beach Place, general éontractor;
'dohn J. McLean, 1418 Piggot-Av-
enue, pedier-sporting ‘goods;
Emil. Cammazola, 2 Bulkley
Street, pedler; Estella Gaudsmid,
215 Fourth Avenue East; ‘pedier;
Donald’ Hawryluck, °§07: Third
Avenue West, retail men’s. wear;
Garnet M. Barrow -and Loran A.
Schofield, Sixth - Avenue. . and
Hay’s Cove, service station; Al-
fred N. Meyers, © 1183 . Ambrose.

: Avenue, renting ° four - rooms;
Bomenica_ Tedesco, - 1004 Third
venue West, renting. four

rooms; Michael ‘Vahas, 219 Sixth’
‘ Street, renting four rooms; Mrs.
Amy- Kasper,. 683 Third. Avenue
West, ladies and.. children’s
_ Wear; Mrs.: C. Horne, 1228. Park
: Avenue, renting four room suite;

Filbey’s Plumbing and. Heating”

Hox 1107, Kitimat, B.C. Plumbing
and heating; ‘James S. Foster,
611-Third Avenue West, bakery
and. conf ectionery.”

Six S and sales - applications
totalling $2, 490 were approved by.
city. céuncil Monday night and
three ° other applications - total-
ling_an additional $500 were ‘ap-.
proved subject to the owners
applying for and obtaining * a
consolidation of. their existing
property.

‘Utilities | committee recom:
mended that payment: of... ac-
count be made to Koyander &

Green light for CNR |

_area paving: program.

a Authority was granted ‘City. Superintendent. of |
ks C. J. Gustafson to proceed with a. $15,015. 50}
paving program in the (Canadian National. Rail

Iwas also tabled for.

 

 

 

Wright; architects for ‘the. new ’

fire Hall amounting to $1, 921. 06.

Board of “works ‘committee
asked. that. purchase ‘of a. $378
“Blue Ray’) reproduction © ma-

 

chine. be arranged. as soon as]

possible.

Parking” will ‘be. pcohibited .
on the south side of Fourth
Avenue East- from. the. inter-:
section of McBride Street for
a distance 125 feet east,

 

Council granted permission tol

the Prince Rupert Women’s Co-

ordinating Council to ‘hold a tag |’

day. on September 26, Purpose
of the tag day is.to raise funds
for the annual “Over 70”: ban-

quet sponsored - annually’ by the f

Co- ~ordinating council.

 

A letter from “the. British Co- ,
lumbia’ Aviation. Council asking |

local} -
aviation committee’ was referred

City Council to form ‘a

to the next council meeting for
further study. The B.C, Aviation
Council, for.
Flight Year of 1959 hoped to: do:
all. it could to. -encourage . the

building of new airstrips-or im- ,

provement of: existing | ‘oneg...-
The letter said that: the “B.C.
Aviation Council. had “received
encouragement from the provin-
cial government in the matter of

formation. of an Aviation .-De- |

partment within the provincial
government. “A brief will be pre-
sented to the B. c. cabinet : in his
regard, -

Council decided that sinee. the
city already. had*. an © airport
committee ‘that it would study
the matter further.

: Another letter” from ‘the: BC.
Aviation Council asking council's
support for a brief to. the Bo.

cabinet requesting creation of a

Departmental. branch to. deal
with aviation in the province
further |
study. .

 

Mrs: W.-D. Smith was ; appoint-
ed by council to replace Alder-
men George E. Hills and Gordon
E. Carlson: on the Union Board
of Health.

 

B C C vend Guicle lop adiison

“weak. “official weekend vistl

Prince Rupert and district Girl Guide patrol lead-

ers and. seconds . recevied”

some top instruction this

past weekend when a well-known B.C. alpinist ‘and
photographer was the weekend guest of the Prince
Rupert Girl Guide association.

Mrs. Don Munday, of North
Vancouver, who is division com-
missioner for the North Vancou-
ver Division of Girl Guides: as
‘well as Woodcraft adviser. for
the Province of British Colum-
bia, conducted a series of talks
and training sessions.

Well-known not only as an
dirdent Guider, Mrs. Munday is
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photographer. She has explored
many B.C. mountains and is an
active honorary member of the
Alpine club and a member of the
Mountain Rescue. .

' As a photographer, Mrs. Mun-.
day has a very fine collection
of colored photos of British Col-
umbia’s wild flowers, some oat
which were used recently in a

centennial booklet of photos of
B.C. -wild flowers. These were |i

shown by Mrs. Munday on Sat-
urday night to a most apprecia-
tive group of Guides, Brownies,

‘leaders and : families.

During her active visit Mrs.
Munday conducted ai model

Court’ of Honor for Guide Patrol

Leaders and Seconds and held a
special training session for Guide
leaders, Including practical dem-
onstrations as well as instruc:
tion In administration of Guide
companies. A similar four-hour
training session was held for all

Brownle leaders, all sesstoris be- |

Ing held tn St. Andrews’ Cath-
edral hall,

The guest was taken to Mille:

Bay Indlan hospital by Mrs.
R. F. Lucas, '
District Comnissioner — for

Prince Rupert Girl Quides where
she wits delighted to meet Brow-
me and Guide hospital patients.

While here she was entertained
by the LA and left Monday
morning by train for Terrace
to conduct stmilar training ses
slong,

Mrs. Munday will be In atten.
dance nt the Northern Lights
Division wamual meeting in Kit-
Iimat March i, when Prince
Rupert will be represented by
10 Guiders and LA members.

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PERSONALS

I LaCvolx, Strudard Ol
District Manager, loaves tomor-
row morning by Canndtan Puclt-
lo Alviinos plane on a business
trip tn Vancouver, to plans to
return home Monday,

MEE mrt neem reat

J. A, Hunphroys leaves tomor-
tow by plang for Vancouver after
spending a woek's visit here with

his mother Mra, Hannah Mums!
Phroya and brother-in-law and:

slater, Mr. and Mra. A. Skatto- |
bol, 1428 Graham Avenue.
WO) Numphroys haa just
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motif; Best man was John Gurry.
in marriage and Mrs.
Newlyweds are

prizes for the best spring
May 15.

At the Centennial Garden club
meeting. held last’ week, with
president H. S.. Harrison in. the
chair, it was decided to. encour-.
age beautiful gardens. by Offer-

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_PICTURED IN THE CHARMING bridal portrait are Mr. and,
-Mrs, Gerald Spencer. Gurry, following their Valentine’s Day -
wedding. in St. Chad’s Anglican church, Vancouver. Rev. .N, J.
Southcott. officiated for the former. Virginia Rae’ Enwright,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Edwin G. Enwright of this city and |
the son. of Mrs. Frederick Gurry and the late Mr. Gurry of.
Vancouver. The bride, lovely in white chantilly lace, was atten- [>
ded: by sisters Mrs. George Dedrick and. Mrs. Sydney. Scherk,. |.
wearing red velvet and white taffeta to enhance the Valentine |:

Enwright presided at the reception.
making. their home at 4230 Beatrice Street,
Vancouver. Mr. Gurry is employed with Canadian Fishing Com-
pany and Mrs. Gurry works for the B.C. Forestry Service.

~ Best spring gardens
to be given prizes ©

‘Six enthusiastic garden: growers will receivel }

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Tuesday, Mareh 10, 1959

 

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‘Sponsored by the King Edward

affair. features.
events for the etitire farnily with
émphasis. on entertainment.

greeting will. be PTA. ‘president
Mrs. T. A.. Johnstone:

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opping
program

‘the entertainment

ons.

(Then - ‘there is. a fish: “pond,
‘bingo and a ring toss game. —
~': Children will be delighted with |
jthe large selection of - comic!
Books while adults will be able :
pick up pocket books at

give- away prices,’

. Added © attractions feature

white elephant booth.

e Popular. cake walks and doll
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be raffled. ‘and, ‘there will also
‘bea guessing - ‘game to entertain
 everyone.. os

; Also on “the carnival. midway
will ‘be hot- -dog . stands, donut
‘stalls and. a coffee Stand...

The time is 7. p.m. to. 9: ‘p.m.
. -and the annual: function is open

 

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Mr. Enwright gave his daughter

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gardens grown by May 15.

The. club,~sponsored. by thet,
‘Civie*Centre. also made further:
plans’. for . the. children’s flower y
“‘contést. Prt aide c

~ Cornelius Verhaar was “named |
to speak to: principal R. G. Moore’
}Of King. Edward school in order:
to make. arrangements to address i
the children, .on” the window : note—this is how to make
flower box contest. a good stone wall better!

 

 

SOME OCEANFRONT! —
‘Basking in.the sun: on the:

  

oceanfront at Miami
Beach, Fla.,. Carole Camp
perches atop a section. of
stone wall. Architects take

_"Funfare - “Farnily
_ tomorrow. in: King

General convener is Mrs. R. G,

will’ be. a . 20-minute ;
‘showing. of Walt Disney’. car- °

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Parent-Teacher association, the].
fun

On hand to. give:a” “friendly ,

 

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the. individual. musicians
Although a limited budget per-
mits the. Vancouver Symphony.
.fewer rehearsal. hours than’ is
usually aNotted to major orches-
tras; Leonard Rose, world-famous
cellist. who played with it dur-
ing. the: past. season. said, “The

calibre. of his orchestra is. far |
superior to that which. its budget |
would lead one. to expect.”

|. Drs: Welton ‘Marquis, musicol-.,

ogist and head of the new De- !
- partment: of Music at the Univ-
ersity of British Columbia said:
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CIVIC. (CENTRE SCHEDULE .

. WEDNESDAY ©

sunior . badminton, 4 p.m.:
Junior ceramics, 4 p -™,.; Boys
tumbling, 9-12 Yrs, 4 p.m.
league. 4 p:m.; Badminton club, |
7 p.m.; Boys. gymnastics, 15. yrs
é& over, 7ep.m.; Girls. rifle, 7 p.m.:
.Chess games, 8. p.m.; Senior cer-
amics, 8 p.m.; Volleyball. prac-
tice, 8: 15 p.m,

 

  

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It was reported that permis- | ee
sion was given the club to de-
velop a flower’ strip in front of.
the flag pole on the east Side:
of the Post Office.

A delegation’ was eiected to.
meet the Parks commissioner at}
its next meeting to take. Up var- |
ious projects in an effort to:
“beautify Prince Rupert.”

The Japanese cherry
should be here this
was. announced,

Persons wishing to oraer trees
are asked to do so by leaving
thelr names with William Bax-
ter at the Prince Rupert Flor-
ists,

trees
month, it |

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Blackout Jackpot in 50 numbers-$300
. TUESDAY, MARCH. 10th. j

Consolation $100

LEGION AUDITORIUM
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listening to comparable’ ‘orches—| es
tras, Io believe “the : ‘Vancouver |g Pe

Symphony Orchestra i is: the: ‘best:
-of them: alli”:

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‘Meeting | “to: be: held.
+ Sample. Room; March: .
| Canada Council grants and the! pum. Election. of officers. AY
| wholehearted support of tour’ softball Players. welcome: ;
icommunities: has made’ possible: : :

 
  
  
 
  
 
  
  
 
 
  
 
  
  

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Women’ s

| the Symphony's expansion of its; ° |

:activiites. and- musical influence}:

throughout the province. Last'|*
»season the. orchestra: played in:
hig. cities and towns: in addition |

‘to its regular’ season of 12 sub-|

:scriptioin concerts, 4 “pops. and:
23 concerts for local: schools. to:
a total audience of 92,000 people:

t The sections of the’ ene

' pictured are from left to right:
‘top row, - first violins;.~ cellos,
| double basses: centre. row,: “wood= |
winds, conductor Irwin . Hoft-
iman. horns; ‘bottom Tow, tyim~ |
pani, hard’ and: second Violins.

 

 

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‘pam. Everybody welcome:
Veitch. and his orchestra.

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for trouble-free’ service:

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Tt was also decided to asi the
Daily News if a garden anc plat
column could be printed in the;

paper to be written by club mem-
bers and garden growers.

Tentative plans are also un- |
derway for window box com-.
petitions to be econducte d!
Sumuner, with.
prizes Offered for the best dis |
, Plays.

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