i Standing boldly against the we ‘Sea, the windswept isle in pic- | ture at left at Cape St. James & at the south tip of the Queen w -C@harlotte Island is topped by va ‘@ weather reporting station of se tee ~. ~ New te ee ‘ ‘ ‘An itemized list of work com- | pleted and work currently un-' derway by the Prince Rupert | day. poard by the City engineering : department Monday night, states | that placing of fill and rolling} Sof the new tennis courts in Al- | 7epoma Park has been completed. : melhe courts are now ready for. blacktopping this week, weather’ ey nnis courts at Algoma ready for blacktopping =—s. the meteorological branch of the Department of Transport. Established first in 1914, the station has just received a major construction program. WINDSWEPT CAPE ST. Under a $350,000 contract awarded last year, a duplex house, new operations buiid- ing and power house and water catchment area have been built. Officer in charge Athol permitting. Also at the tennis courts, half of the concrete footings and of the courts has been complet- ed, At Algoma Park, fill has been placed and rolled on the soft- ball diamond and a section of the soccer field, to raise tltis portion of the unfinished The Daily News Tuesday, M ons of Nor i Independence Day Mons by Sons of Norway will be reld Thursday. ke The oceasion, an important ye for the lodge, will be hanced by the presence of the Bupreme president Arne Tvete And his wife who will be arriving by train Thursday from Wash- ington, # To begin the celebrations, a ‘meeting will be held) from & to P80 with Mr. Tyete as guest Macland, The evening's festiv1- . Police work . extra heavy A heavy volume of work as p Was experienced In| March, has ; beon reported to the eity by the We ROMP's local detaehment, This volume was much above ‘the yearly average for this: time “of year, the offleer in’ charge Las reported, . The detachment received and Investigated a total of 324 com- plaints da April and the quer altuation whieh saw oa total of 121 cases, was desertbed ns “fair.” There were 306 cases before the court during the month, and fines pave the municipality 0935, . 7 a RACTORS BU CONT JOrince Rupert Daily Mecws Leto. en: Honker. He will also initiate two | 3 ay 14, 1963 way to hold Independence Day fete celebra-: new members, Mr. and Mrs. Olaf! ities will start at 10 and there will be a sinorgasobrd at mid- hight. Mr. and Mrs. Tvele will leave ‘by Alaska ferry) Friday morn- ing tea cover Sons of Norway dodge celebrations — throughout the 49th state. ‘ Old building - coming down A biilding datung from. the Ciiv’s pioneer days is belng de- Hmolished at the northeast cor- lner of Second Avenue and Sev- | ‘enth Street, Owned by the Canadian Fish- | ing Company since 1950 and used | by it for bunkhouse purposes, the building was Known as the Do- Bullding and accom- the post office before ! minion ‘modated the present federal building soon | ‘to be a eity hall, was constructed jon Third Avenue, It was also an annex of the Central Hotel 'which burned down in the 1940s, The three-storey structure was built in 1008, Denrolition ds due to be ecom- pleted in June, Canadian Fishing Company bas not announced plans for the: site, LK LARGE String of trade licences granted Approval of nm osteing of trade Hrense applications was given by City Counell Inst night, They went dy Al Oemlng, Alborta Game Farms, ldmon- fon, projectionish: George To- mas Clrantham, Crantham lec tric, 620 Sixth Avenue West, el- eelrdend contractor: J, Boshardd wid Son Lid, Vaneouver, palnte ing and decorating contractor, Gibraltar Services Lid, of Vane cover, roofing and slding con tractors; TT. Tl. Montgomery, 8a- voy Votel, PaelMe Plastering, plastering contractors Norman Benton, Norns Thekle Repatrs, OL Sixth Avenue Bast, reel re- pairs; ; Dan Wreevenky, General, De- livery, taxt oaparator: Monte D, Migneautt, James FL Clink Plumbing and Veablig, Vaineou- parks board was announced to-; galvanized posts for the instal-| detailed report: Lay ‘lation of a 12 foot by 11 gauge: ; “fhe report, turned over to the! mesh fence around the perimeter: section of bleachers at Gyro: | for Laing, formerly at Digby Is- land, and his wife, are pictured centre. They’ve been at lone- ly Cape St. James since De- cember, 1962. Only other resi- “IMPROVE SHORE HALIFAX (: CLUB is opening ‘grounds to the grades estab-!mosphere. lished. Here is the remainder of the. @ Construction of the new | | Park has been completed. Paint- : 'ing is 50 per cent completed. — @ Painting of the bathhouse: iat McClymont Park is 50 per: icent completed. | @ Removal of subsoil, con-, ‘struction of rock retaining walls‘ -and planters and placing of soil, -in Service Park has been com-. ‘pleted. ; ' @ The “Ocean Wave” merry- ,go-round has been removed ‘from Borden Street playground, and is beyond’ repair: ‘There! ; will be a new one by May 31. : @ General cleanup of the. gardens and lawns in front of jthe post office and at the Ital- {ian fountain. has been carried out. Seeding of grass and rolling jhas been completed and plant- ling of flowers is now underway. + @ Cutting of grass is well un- iderway in al) park areas. i @ Spreading of muskeg fill to evel the vround on the Sixth Avenue side of the greenhouse jis nearing completion, | @ Fourteen vards of gravel! ‘has been sereened and placed on ‘the inficld at Roosevelt baseball ‘park, ' @ It is intended to have all ithe playground equipment in- | stalled in the various parks be- fore May 3}. @ The Little League diamond and the softball diamond have: been dragged and rolled and, snow appear in exeellent shape. | @ General cleanup and plae= | line of muskep fill has been care! 'rhed out at Roosevelt) Park. | | ft Parks cominission has pur- chased $1,200 worth of play- eraund equipment for all play! ‘prounds., | NPP IFIP FL EPPO VIPEPLLE VIEL OEPLEDVEN : ST. PETER’S i TEA ARRANGED Spring colors will set a pay i sensonal theme for the an- nual spring bazanr and tea of St. Peter’s Anglican Church - tomorrow afternoon, Ten will be served from 2 to 5Soat the ehureb ball, and ate tractions wil) be home baking of all kinds, sewhng and oa kiddy corner, Rev, R. fh. M. Yerburgh will open the tea, and Mrs, James Mellor, president of the spon- soring group, will receive the guests. Conveners are Mrs, HW, V. Tattersall and Mrs, J, P. Kurziel, Pourers will be: Mrs, uw, a, Munn, Mrs. Yerbureh, Mrs, Co J: Currie and Mrs, Ro- , bert. Yaaanmiota. OOOO OCH ECOTOT OPE LETTFEOOVOLOCOE vers Charies Ro Brown and Cleorge M, 8.) Brown, Trawi's Marine Matntenanee, Cow Buay; Bngineering and Phuabing Sup plies, 160 Wirst Avenue, whole- sile phimbing and heating sup- Plies, und roony renters Jehn ISnelimun, 16441 BSeeond Avene Wests Mrs red Mah, Ot Second Avenue Wests and W, A, Clordon, a JAMES AT SOUTH aaanneom oe — An Atlantic | inaval command club with im-!having to use a wheelchair. John ;proved shore facilities for youn navy artings shortly. It will provide a centre! sailors to meet and enter- itain friends in an informal at- | travelling o , Mockler, ao here. O87 Fourth Avenue Biaat, we iIP OF dents are technicians Robert ©. Duffy and D. B. Jones. Photo right shows the Depart- ment of Transport’s big Sik- orsky helicopter on the land- ing pad installed last year. WENT IN WHEELCHAIR EDMONTON (©) Despite 2, completed a 1.350- mile hitch-hiking trip from and The youth. paralysed ‘from the waist down, was eight days on the trip and spent non- time with relatives falone the way. ‘bach. QUEEN CHA 1 en te a ee ee From rear of pad it’s a 125- foot drop to the sea. Island itself is 328 feet high. Cape St. James was named by Captain George Dixon, who, in the “APPROVE CLASSES wy Port Arthur, Ont. (€(@) Teaching of oral French in -grade 8 public school classes_ here has been approved by the board of education. Specially ‘trained teachers will conduct ' daily ‘ing in September. See: amen cee - 15-minute classes start-— § RLOTTE ISLANDS. vessel Queen Charlotte, round- ed the cape on July 25, St. James’ Day, 1787. —Drew photos FEATURES CARIBOU GRAND FALLS, Nfld. @® This town in central Newfound- land now has a new coat of arms approved by the College of Arms in London. Most promi- nent features are two caribou ‘supporting the central shield. ees.) Sonja Ladies ‘plan bake sale | Sonja Ladies, at their month- , ‘ly meeting at the home of Mrs. iT. A, Mulhern, decided to hold a bake sale June 1. The sale will be held starting at 11 a.m. at Gordon and Anderson’s. 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