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f.llow.
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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
February
15,
19itl
School
Bd.
Business
Survey
Is
Postponed
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FRANCIS
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r
Is
the
funniest
film
surprise
New
Schools
Krailv
By
June
ISils
Fur
Demolition
in
5
yen.
Sec
Donald
O'Connor
Patricia
Mo.
days
A
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yEv
lL4:
Zazu
Pitts,
Ray
Collins,
in
The
board
of
school
trustees,
at
the
regular
monthly
meeting
last
night,
heard
a
progress
report
from
R.
Sangstcr.
archi
Student.;
of
Booth
Memorial!
ilie,h
School,
feeling
Unit
addi-j
;
lional
time
is
desirable
for
perfect.
planning
of
the
canvass,
II.
was.
Announce!
today
that
the
survey
'
uf
ttu-
city
for
support
of
the
ice
an-oa
nreject
.should
be
postpon-j
c,l
for
a
week.
:
....,.r,iiiuiv
thi
canvass
will
-FRANCIS..
who
suid
i
tect's
representative,
that
the
.JP3
I'll
v:l'l.
I
a
'
7.-
"
new
schools
will
bt.
by
the
first
of
June.
1'KIIMY
It,.,
Now
On
At
....
,r.ri
ml
the
end
of
next
week,
completed
s
vn
mm
O
1.
HOIIOII
instead
of
this
week
as
at
first
j
In
response
:mi
.
v.,)
,
ohuiiied.
Youngs'
letter,
the
board
placed
his
name
among
the
list
of,
WALLACE'S
Vti.
I'.y.
Kiii!'.si(m;
ivn.y
niuwn
u
the
I,,
nia
Wilson,
.,ne
t,nie
a
yw
,
5
I...
.
V
'
1
Banker
Is
Promoted
DEPT.
STORE
ni5fcNTFOR.il,
Middlesex,
Eng-hiui
(f-
The
Brentford
Council
lnok
proceedings
against,
a
baker
vim
sold
a
jam
tart
which
con-tuned
a
P'2-ineh
nail
and
a
loaf
which
had
a
razor
blade
in
it.
ine
Hank
of
Montrm
agents
to
participate
lor
me
insurance
commission.
A
letter
from
the
Civic
Centre
advised
the
board
that
the
rnt
for
the
gym
will
be
increased
to
$250
per
month.
It
was
poirted
out
that
next
year
the
new
Booth-Memorial
High
School
gym
will
bp
available.
A
letter
from
the
minster
of
if
H
!
But
and
daughter
ol
Mi
Robert
Wi!:.un
(,
tht.
f
i
I
I
Ernest
c.
Brown,
one
time
accountant
in
the
Prljiee
Rupert
branch
of
the
Canadian
Bank
of
Commerce
and
more
recently
manager
of
the
branch
at
Ab-botsford
In
the
Fraser
Valley,
Cuu.ly"
tn
D,)1)lbit
of
weight,
Muivaw
pounds
in
Canaila
OIFT
FKOM
A
QUFEN
The
queen
of
the
U.S.
National
Os.n.ge
Hhow,
lV-var-old
Marera
Barnhard,
is
shown
in
Uus
c.l'.H.
photo
presentiiiK
Hon.
Gaspard
Fautcux,
Quebec's
lioulcnaiit-p.ovei
nor.
with
California
oranges.
The
occasion
was
the
opening
of
the
Canadian
Fruit
Wholesalers
Association
convention
in
Quebec
City.
The
pretty
Upland.
Cal.,
girl
flew
from
Calilornia
to
attend
the
convention
with
U.S.
delegates.
(CP
PHOTO!
;?AI)IO
DIAL.
MORE
SCHOOL
PUPILS-
CFPR
Trades
and
Industry,
Hon.
Leslie
1240
Kilocycles
I
Evres.
encouraging
the
school
(Sulijpt't
lo
Change)
Columbia
has
been
appointed
manager
of
the
Vernon
branch
where
he
will
hoard
to
buy
British
goods,
was
filed.
in
Enrolment
Gain
Big
The
board
accepted
a
teiuler
take
up
his
duties
in
uie
immc-
'il!l.,l...i
-
P.M.
(.aoi
l.tirtiliiient
In
of
McLean
&
Rudderham
for
the
diate
luUirc.
servicing
of
typewriters
at
Booth-i
After
leaving
Prince
Ruprrt
a
Memorial
High
School
at,
1
25
number
of
years
ago.
Mr.
Brown
per
machine
each
two
months,
was
stationed
successively
at
The
board
discussed
demolition'
Nelson.
Creston,
Trail
and
Ab-of
the
King
Edward
School,
de-1
boLslord.
His
first
managership
risinn
hplno'
tpft
over
to
tlip
nvxt
was
at
Abbotsloril
where
he
.
SHIPS
and
WATERFRONT
Y
A.M
OI
Vr.K-Yirti
son
and
child.
Ned
Niles.
Miss,
Thurley
Duck,
Miss
Peggy
Pill-!
len,
J.
Peters,
V.
Ahbott.
Mrs.
Carson,
George
Perkins,
B.
Herring
L.
Larson.
T.
Herring,
Mrs.j
P.
West,
G.
Madscn,
Miss
Dock,
Mrs.
C.
Ellison,
Mrs.
H.
White,
W.
H.
Pound,
W.
F.
Swalficld.i
J.
Ebert,
Harry
Swalfield,
Mrs,
R.
W.
Gardiner
and
Joan,
the
Misses
Noreen
and
Doreen
Jo-
seph,
D.
Moore,
S.
J.
Dominate,
A.
J.
Dominato,
Const.
Davies,
Mrs.
Anfield,
Eric
Ktuack,
W.
A.
Grieve.
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Plonning
Building
or
Repairing
CALL
363
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Listeners'
Choice
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Soei"!y
4.3020.000
Leagues
Under
Sea
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Quotations
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News
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Comty.
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Program
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"Canada
at
Work"
6:00
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Serenade
0:
15
Mi'hi.'hrino
Strings
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Musical
Varieties
.7:00
(Hi;
New.
7:l:
CBC
News
Roundup
'I
'm
Frciil.
tie
board
meeting.
Tenderers
were,
opened
the
branch
three
years
Kaien
Industries
(A.
W.
Allairci.jago.
M.
J.
Saunders.
Northwest
Con-1
He
is
currently
vice-president
structlon
Co.,
R.
C.
Mutch
and
i
of
Abbolsford
and
District
January
school
enrolinent
in
Priiu"."'
RiiiMMl
this
ear
showed
an
increase
of
almost
seven
percent
over
the
same
month
la:-t
year
.according
to
a
tabulation
of
reports
presented
at
Wednesday
night's
meeting
of
the
school
board.
All
four
city
schools
showed
substantial
increases
as
follows:
Jan.
1951
Jan.
1950
tHnifUy,
g
pm.chi..
j
Tuesday,
12
Nxr.
I
'amtifun
um
:
Aim,
amir
I'on
r
simpsos
Siiiitlay,
Camitfun,:
Boulter
to
Weltvr.
Chamber
of
Commerce,
unit
president
of
the
rorently
or
l
iHl
MiltTH
tHi
ganized
Boy
Scout
Association.
I
He
is
immediate
past
pre.si-
LONO
CHURCH
Passengers
arriving
aboard
the
CPU
liner
Prince
George
at
10:30
a.m.
Wednesday
from
Vancouver
Included
E.
Smiley,
J.
G.
Cunningham,
W.
Bus.ey,
11.
M.
Hanson,
II.
A.
Deriie,
W.
L.
I
Grieve,
W.
James,
A.
J.
Leigh,
;
Mr.
Webster,
Mrs.
O.
Olson,
Mrs.
!
W.
White.
Mrs.
George
Col-bourne,
Miss
P.
Guyan,
Miss
Lil-I
lian
Sylvester,
Raymond
Green,
!
Mrs.
J.
Macfie.
Mr.
Campbell,
A.
I
Fusshcim,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
life
('1MKI.OTTE
ISIH
w.
Chilcoia
F
bi
nary
2
int
.
8
pm.
452
245
308
250
Boot
h
Memorial
...
484
Borden
Strett
276
King
Edward
320
Conrad
Street
272
Holv
Trinity
Church
at
Hull.
dent
of
AbbuUsford
Lions
club,
Yorkshire,
is
said
to
be
the
lor.g-;alld
was
I(,r
tw0
vears
president
church
f
Abbolsford
Parent
Teacher
est
parish
In
England-1
979
fp-n
in
innnih
!
Association.
He
has
served
as
a
BRIDLINGTON,
Yorkshire,
England
(P-Heavy
wear
on
clothes
is
reported
by
women
rent
collectors.
One
woman
had
her
skirt
torn
by
a
dog.
Now
the
council
is
considering
a
yearly
clothing
allowance
of
about
5)31).
FOR
SOI
Til
gin
(
IIMll.OTTE
ISI1
is.
ChilruUn.
Febii
1
pro.
director
of
Central
Fraser
Valley
Fairs
Association.
Mr.
Brown,
who
joined
the
Canadian
Bank
of
Commerce
in
1926,
came
to
the
MSA
district
from
Trail.
In
1942
he
was
made
a
fellow
of
the
Canadian
Bankers
Association
by
Queens
Uni-
I
KANK
J.
SKIMS
For
Action
ADVERTISE
t1.1,.n
D.inrl
l
Third
Avenue
PI
f
Totals
1352
1255
Percentage
attendance
at.
the
schools
was
as
follows:
Booth.
92.6;
Borden
Street,
92
67;
King
Edward,
92.8;
Conrad
School,
94
02.
Outside
schools
reported
enrolment
as
follows:
Essington
52
Port
Edward
84
Digby
19
l
Port
Simpson
7
11:00
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Forum
8:30
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Forum
News
8:45
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Radio
Cartoons
9:00
CBC
Vancouver
Cjncert
Orchestra
9:30
-Wnimiieg
Drama
10:00
CHC
News
10:10
CBC
News
10:l"--l)ateline
Edmonton
I0:'.K.
Fairmont
Hotel
Oreh.
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Interlude
11:00
Wet
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Ivr
Keport
and
f
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Olf
1'UIUAV
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7.01)
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Clock
8:00
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News
t!:
10
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lit
re's
Bit".
G'mu
8:15
Moji.tng
Stint'
H.30
-
Morning
Devotions
8:45
"Logging
with
Bunyan"
U:00
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BBC
News
and
C
-uty
9:15-
Miic
for
Mod
ms
9:311-
M
Hint?
Coitcel
I
MITCHELL
&
CURRIE
I
1MITI.I)
Huiltlers
&
(
imtrat
tors
how
they
did
it
(No.
2
of
a
series)
SUMMERLAND
ARENA
TRAINING
FOR
LEADERSH
Statistics
ropu'i
itlon
i
including
urban
residentsi
About
3500
peopi
Cost
ol
niena
-
Person
5
7.(Ht
..
14.(K)
Av.'.e.
Share
per
Cash
Labor
-
Cost
of
Arena
!
Cash
$r.e.nn
'Voluntary
labor
.
aO.Ou'l
ASK
fOII
SCOTIAND'S
fAVOURITI
SON
J0HHN1E
WALKER
SCOTCH
WHISKY
$2i.;).i
V
f
;)..
1
1
-
f
r
Per
person
PC
Unci
i
Total
$l!.-jt)i
le
!
!
e,-
jiii.
i
MiuHier
It,
.
r
..
i'.:
:i
.
standard
Fi,c
.
E.
Tory,
Vancouver,
lio-.'kev
and
skating
1
-
-Three
sheets
of
curling
ice
0:5'.!
-Tune
Signal
10:10
-
N't-.t
iinst;
Vi;lt,
'
10:15
The
Bar-y
Wo
kI
Show
10:30--'
Me'odv
'time"
t
it:45-
MurJeal
Kitchen
'.
11
:00
Kindergarten
of
the
Air
11
:15-Roundup
'i'.me
11:30
Weal
.her
Foiecait
11:31
-Message
Period
-
1
1
:33-
Rcc.
Int.
11
:45
ScanUinaviaii
KIclodies
The
Canadian
Services
Colleges
Are
Now
Receiving
Applications
iiu
tin
ina
iei
i,i
i
Drc.'-iug
room..
eic.
I
-
Keating
approxi'iiately
1000
people
I
Financing
I:iiialion.s
by
co-operation
of
all
citizen:
I
clubs,
etc.,
provided
the
$25,000
cash
for
I
and
supervision
I
Volunteer
labor
built
the
arena.
j
Fifteen
hundred
people
jammed
the
on
arena
lopeiiino-
night
when
the
Kelowna
Skating
ignre
followed
by
skating,
J
Club
gave
a
performance,
I
4
Don't
Wait--lubricate
,,
Adequate
lubrication
row,
mav
sava
you
a
!ig
repair
bill
in
ih(
uturc.
Drive
up
today
racing,
ln'oomball
and
hockey.
The
arena
is
similar
to
that
at
Cranbrook,
with
the
additional
curling
i
sheets
under
bleachers
at
one
side
of
the
ice
surface
j
Mr.
Tory,
the
contractor,
drew
-
-
FRIDAl
-I'M.
,
12:00
Mitl-Day
Melod:e;
12:15-CBC
News
12:25
Program
lle.'.umc
12:30
--B.C.
Farm
Broadca-t
12:
55
-Rcc.
Int.
1
:00
Concert
Hour
1
:30
Musical
Program
1:45
Mr.
Prime
Minister,
Cly
2:00
School
Broadcast
2:30
Records
at
Random
2:45-Solo
Guest
3:
00
-The
Music
Btix
3:15-Don
Messer
&
His
Islanders
?:30-Listener's
Choice
Mm
Botn
i?o
-.
SHII
Uolnl
Sttoill
i
and
supplied
the
plane,
con-I
and
supplied
the
plans,
con-tstructed
and
put
into
place
the
'
foundation
and
trusses,
for
a
i
cost"
of
$5000.
The
Rink
Associa-
lion
took
over
from
this
point
with
crews
of
up
to
30
nie.i.
Further
crews
worked
in
the
evenings,
from
7
to
II)
o'clock.
This
successful
project
Ls
a
trihutH
to
Summerland.s
community
spirit
Ta
project
of
which
all
residents
can
feel
Justly
TIiO
r.nniiilinii
Srvicea
C.tiUofiV
To
tua!
uwiiiiit.:
a
ear
;-.
rca1
t'.elight.,
let
attend
to
all
its
needs,
r
lo
per
service
cuts
clrivinr.
cost:;
in
the
Ion;;
run.
ill!
(I
IfltVllI
IKkltlltt
t
.,r..vi.U
..lurulioii
of
iinivertilviwj.
MINI
It
ii
.wr
IOKM
K
Diflillvil,
Mended
nntf
lltittled
in
Scotland
Ointpnli
2ll
o,
OHN
WALKER
&
SONS
LlO
Scotch
Whislty
Diitillen
KIIMARNOCK.
SCOTIANO
and
hired
a
competent
builder
artl
willi
military
Iraiiiinu
tlnil
fmliaiOT
proud.
In
the
case
of
Siminier-land,
with
one
quarter
Prince
Rupert's
population,
its
great
great
success
Is
admirable
iroRcieiiey,
rliaraelcr
liuiltiiiifl,
.ertiiuilily
M"1
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t.
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1
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J
IB
a
rOllllMllilU'"!
ii'"
---
l
valuahlo
qualities
of
inner
discipline
ami
loader,
'f
What
about
it
Prince
liuue
at
$12.00
per
day
to
supervise
the
volunteer
labor
during
completion
of
the
project.
All
material
for
the,
arena
was
purchased
out
of
the
$2.3,000
cash
funds
raised,
ai
well
a-,
paying
Mr.
Tory's
lee
and
the
wages
o
the
building
foreman.
!
Volunteer
work
crews
were
or-gaidzed
"on
every
possible
day,
t
Tl.
r..ll...,.
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f....r.vrar
course
of
ii
mi;
ok
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a
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No.
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in
Milling
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sitiliiM'tt:
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tin1
north
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Ciovurnmoiit
ol
r--.it
:i
etiltinitiin.
dtaiularil
in
Arts
and
Enniiieeriiig.
surely
we
have
a
comimniii.y
spirit!
Why
can't
we
do
it
here
if
we
wish
an
arena?
Watch
tomorrow's
paper
for
our
own
at
('
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play
a
large
role
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