News
of
the
District
College
Picture
Good
Schools
At
Burns
Lake
Theatre
here.
!
Asainst
an
entertaining
college
background
and
with
a
cast
peopled
by
attractive
young
folk,
the
picture
deals
with
the
snob-
;
Many
Activities
Make
i
BURNS
LAKE
It
is
always
of
!
vital
Importance
to
any
com-
In
Technicolor
A
trvrh
approach
t;i
a
controversial
ilirm'
is
eft.
-red
in
the
pictu:j
"Tike
Cue
uf
My
Littie
Girl."
technicolor
offering,
which
is
brine,
featured
today.
Friday
and
S.ut.rdny
at
the
Capitol
Getting
New
Post
Office
.
ni
,
imunlty
that
the
housing
of
the
UlirtlC
I
nlf
HICQSQll
W
''.school
population
should
be
of
a
fhigh
standard.
Burns
Lake
Sen
bishnrss
of
college
sorority
nie.
Jean
Crain
takes
the
role
of
the
daughter
of
a
Greek
letter
society
member
who
enters
a
mid-western
university
idealistic
about
the
membership
in
her
mother's
sorority
but
becomes
disillusioned
by
first
hand
learning
of
its
inequities
and
infirmities.
Dale
Robertson,
raucher
turned
actor.
Mitzi
Gaynor
and
Jean
Peters
have
principal
supporting
roles.
ior
High-Elementary
with
the
new.
building
viiu
went
up
in
Februaiy
leaches
Uim
desirablj
By
EVANGELINE
VANN
(
HUltNS
LAKE.
Out
of
the
bright
confusion
of
ideas
that
is
Dui-ns
Lake
conies
evidence
of
the
regu-laterl
running
of
manv
societies
and
clubs,
for
the
'
BURNS
LAKE
Postmaster;
'
McKenna
inspects
the
apart-!
:
men!
bl
sclc
across
the
way
hope-
;
:
fully
each
day,
to
sjc
how
the
new
home
for
the
post
office
pro
gresses.
The
roof
is
gtanda
cl.
The
High
S'
hool
building
has
at
present
91
gins
and
boys.
There
is
a
total
school
population
ot
257
and
a
stuff
of
eight.
Room
one,
which
is
a
science
laboratory
and
classroom
coin-
now
nowsiaiieu.
started.
.
"
I
ti,,,f
tQ
"Clil
at
49,59,60?"
Kan,
You're
Crazy
Vmrt
your
nee
'
'1
linuyantlii
ire
pyppy
t
W.
Irj
"
l.iilnii
i.!
'
n.iini.in'i
.r:ii:i
to
,i
io
for
wtK.
rmiliyn
!,!.
n
due
finely
to
bum's
lary
ol
in.n
mmy
r
in.
ui.l
w.mrn
call
""flcl
"
Try
IMrei
I.
hi
r
1
..1.1c:.
nr
rT-
o'lnier
tfylnj.
tH
y
-ry
iIbv.
Ni-w
i-iir.,irittl"
alia
wily
6U4.
Bur
lala
at
ail
Irug
yuicta
veo
wiiara.
land
weather
permitting,
it
is
l.UH'lll
01
Uie
Community.
II
OV
ei
-ui
goi
...,
characteristic
of
many
communities
with
growing
The
first
British
trading
post
in
India
was
established
at
Madras
in
1611.
hoped
the
building
will
be
com-p
e.
u
in
a
couple
of
months.
Oth"i
tluui
th!
pest
office
there
will
be
thirteen
offices
upstairs.
;
and
living
quarters
downstairs
lor
a
family.
bined,
is
fitted
with
six
modern
practis-;
I
found
the
Glee
Club
nine
pains.
I
was
fortunate,
th'
jtmhout
a
sinks
with
waU'r.
There
are
ri
nf
The
Pirates
of
Pen-
typical
week,
to
be
invited
to
"1B
Pa
.
it.,
ttoii
rwiupr
nutlets
nronane
gas.
a
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
October
25,
1951
7nce
in
me
uoiuniuiiifcy-
r
r
-
and
members
of
Hie
PT.A.
at
fume
closet,
with
a
fan
fot
draw-:,i
,.,r
.nrt
trettiniy
ready
for
Ine
out
fumes,
and
tack
boards.
attend
some
of
these
meetings
and
to
see
the
public
spirit
in
llir
uui"
--
.
-
.
.
,,.,,,
,i,v.
ol,.
ellOIl
Ol
a
lie
loom
la
"lieu
y
ii.ii
a.ion--
is
week,
the
Board
of
Trade
met,
t''ir
m
r'"g,
.
.
'
,..
;
'
t
the
,e
next
next
day.
day.
La.st
Utst
:
year,
unuer
I
ooara
ana
is
nuuim-iiiwi.
nine
UIIIOI
LUliait
iy
coiiiciuiiit:
vyiin
a
..Klo
able
rOMrtllf'TnrsniD
contiuciorsiiip
Ol
ui
A.
.
'r
"'f
"UiKr
lut
ftri
"
dint
ict.c
j
"L
.
.
.
,
,;1P
',le
;
meeting
of
the
Twecdsmulr
Rod
,
,
vhA
tne
Giee
Club
window
space
with
nearly
full
L
r,
:nd
Gun
Club.
I
attended
the
-i
y
o
Di.,(nr.
onrt
Innfftn
U"l
,iMnli'
I
Tie
riullii
Is
ilpll
I
,Q
FASY
TO
StRVE
...
.
U
neitormca
n
mo.
ru't
r-
.
,
i
..a,.,
tit
...uv.
a
,rhl
OOA-ii-att
1
1
h
t
u
In
Rendezvous
for
Old
Mariners
WINNIPEG
CP)
A
group
of
old
mariners
gather
here
every
Monday
night
to
.spin
tales
til
the
sea.
sing
a
sea
chanty
or
two
and
occasionally
"splice
the
mam
brace."
Called
the
Cutty
Sark
Club
latter
where
subjects
of
general
interest
were
discussed
ialorm-ally
as
there
were
many
members
absent.
I
understand
there
i.s
a
large
and
enthusiastic
membership.
I
was
told
that
at
the
Board
of
Trade
meeting,
among
other
SHF.
S
DADDY'S
GIRL
Ptl.
Michael
Redmond
xu
ih
aircraft
carrier
Magnificent
in
far-off
Malta
ta,7
year-old
daughter
Sandra
Joy
was
struck
by
a
cat
at
H'
'
severely
injured.
The
shipmate
of
Rcrimor.d
a
u,
Dental
Corps,
collected
$500
to
fly
him
home
T"?
operated.
When
he
arrived
the
child
was
near
recovered
sufficiently
t-o
give
her
father
a
big
'
5
National
Defence!
as
a
mm
wm
w
wm
yy
tliis
year
ii
is
nuueu
"
...
production
will
be
Riven
next
frosted
globes.
There
are
two
spring
Mrs.
Long
of
Palling
was
other
classrooms
with
lockers
and
at
the
piano.
comfortable
chair
desks,
equip-
The
Village
Commission,
ped
with
a
drawer
below,
branches
of
the
Canadian
Le-
in
tnp.
wash
rooms,
hot
and
pinn,
and
Kinsmen,
are
co-oper-
I
cod
wat,.r,
paper
towels,
liquid
ating
lor
the
benefit
of
the
ROap,
and
every
modern
amenity
'
communitv.
Is
supplied.
.
t
a..ua
a.ja
U
M
oiLsiness
discussed
were
the
j
after
a
famous
sea
clipper,
their
j
5lep8
which
had
been
taken
to
prefer
to
call
it,
is
appropriately
PA
Wonderful
get
a
resident
aentist.
10
iur-'
ine
o"ii
,
i,
uinuiusiuu,
m
an
dier
this
aim
they
had
written
'
Burn.
Lake
Elementary-High
rooms
nnrj,
when
the
tempera-to
the
College
of
Dentists
and
looks
after
the
interests
of
the
ture
falls
below
the
setting,
hot
a
suae
m
tne
new
apartment
school
children,
and
In
Boys
and
Water
is
automatically
drawn
in-block
has
been
set
aside
for
the
Girls
Athletic
Clubs
and
the
;
to
the
circulation
system.
When
use
of
a
dentist.
'
journalism
Club
provides
for
the
temperature
in
the
skive
At
a
well
conducted
and
well
i
their
recreation.
j
drops,
more
coal
Is
drawn
Into
.
:
ih.VMns
cum
attended
PT.A.
meeting
one
A
Recreational
facilities
for
i
the
furnace
from
the
hopper
j
adorned
wilh
sailing
gear,
j
Models
of
famous
sailing
ships
of
the
pie-steam
era,
pictures,
j
rope
bords
and
various
other
j
seamen's
articles
are
displayed.
One
cherished
antique
is
a
seamanship
manual
printed
in
England
in
1783.
There
now
are
30
members
of
the
club
in
Winnipeg
and
40
;
ethers
in
Australia,
New
Zea-i
land,
South
Africa.
Dcnmar!;.
yy
s
the
subjects
under
discussion
adults
are
provided
by
the
So-was
how
best
to
encourage
the
1
ciai
and
Bridge
Club.
The
Omt-school
children
to
bring
suit-
npca
gkj
club,
and
Badminton
able
lunches
and
if
it
would
be
ciub
xiie
building
of
the
Curl-
ffk
iigX
W
possible
to
provide
thermos
bot-;
ing
aiic
skating
Rinks,
a
corn-ties
for
children
who
hadn't
mendable
voluntary
effort,
will
For
Real
Hot
water
is
heated
by
propane
gas.
in
an
automatic
heater,
with
a
pilot
light.
The
furnace
room
Is
lined
with
fireproof
material,
and
equipped
with
automatic
sprinklers.
There
is
no
danger
of
enthusiastic
students
being
locked
in
overnight
as
the
outside
doors,
which
are
locked
from
outside,
are
fitted
with
crash
bars.
the
United
Kingdom
United
them
add
greatly
to
the
enjoyment
of
residents
of
all
aRes.
i
The
PT.A
has
been
instru-
Shoe
Comfort
for
you
!
Only
KeNonfi's
give
you
this
guarantee:
"Double
your
money
hack
if
you
don't
agree
these
Bran
Flakes
are
frrsher'"
(Mail
empty
carton
to
Kellogg's,
Dept.
4A,
I.nnrlnn
Ont
1
.
Tasmania.
Until
eight
years
ago,
'
mental
in
gelthig
an
orthopae-only
old-time
followers
of
the;dic
travelling
clinic
of
three
;
trade
winds
were
allowed
in
the
'
doctors,
and
two
nurses
to
visit
l.iuo.
However,
since
their
mini-
Bums
Lake,
and
also
in
getting
ber
has
decreased,
any
sailor-
is
tne
village
included
in
the
Cari-ailowed
to
join.
bu0
Health
Unit,
which
tormerly
More
Power
Burns
Lake
See
Six
of
the
original
members
had
stopped
at
Vandcrlwof.
William
Kyle
o
f
Pr.
Georae
Shot
of
the
club
still
are
alive.
One
i
BURNS
LAKE
"Owing
to
the
ashion
footvec
increase
In
demand
for
power
;
William
Kyle,
manager
of
irom
the
mills
and
services,
we!
Canadian
National
Telegraphs
are
having
to
install
another
ten
j
at
Prince
George
and
formerly
cylinder
312
Vivian
diesel,"
Mr.
stationed
at
Prince
Rupert,
was
n
M
Witt,
chief
engineer
said
seriously
Injured
at
the
Interior
a
he
showed
the
foundation
town
last
week
when
a
shotgun
which
was
being
made
to
take
he
was
cleaning
accidentally
tl.j
additional
plant.
discharged.
N
"
"
A
i
-
-
-
-
Dunne
the
week.
1
looked
in
i
at
the
pre-school
and
well-baby
clinic,
and
found
Don-
!
aid
and
lay
Rlassen
of
Tche-sinkut
Lake
getting
their
regular
check-up.
with
Miss
Facchiim
in
attendance
and
every
modern
convenience
to
'
assist
her.
They
were
getting
j
their
regular
check
up
first,
and
then
were
due
for
smallpox
vaccination.
-
Miss
I'ac
ih.i,n
has
oMO
square-
milrs
of
territory,
and
travelling
i
ti.ffkult
in
winter.
She
is
then
assisted
by
two
married
nurses
living
on
the
south
side
of
Francois
Lake.
At
the
colorful
Installation
of
the
ollicers
ol
BPOE
when
tail
v
Only
Kellogg's
makes
man-size
tiakes,
so
dchciously
crisp
in
milk!
What's
more,
thry
give
you
extra
bulk
to
help
keep
you
"regular"!
"We
have
had
to
make
an
ad-
The
charge
entered
his
chest
j
dit'.nal
12
feet,
onto
the
original
and
narrowly
missed
his
heart.!
plant.
Wc
hope
the
installation
The
accident
occurred
in
the
I
of
them
87-year-old
Charles'
Stankcy
of
Waskada,
Man.
is
1
the
only
.survivor
of
the
first
;
Cutty
bark
crew.
j
ESTABLISHED
BY
MAYOR
i
It
was
a
model
of
the
tea
clip-
,
;
per
that
inspired
the
loi
malum-'
of
the
manners'
club.
C.
F.
Gray
j
'
of
Victoria,
a
lonner
seaman
I
l
and
mayor
ol
Winn.
pes;,
saw
i
i
model
of
the
Cutty
Sark
in
a
j
1
Winnipeg
store
and
formed
the
club
oi
retired
sailing
men.
Ihe
real
Cutty
tiark
has
been
in
a
dry
dock
on
the
Thames
'
Kivcr
t,i
England
for
the
last
40
cais.
Built
in
1870,
she
set
many
speed
records
on
ruin
from
China
and
Australia
but
after
the
inauguration
of
steamships
could
get
no
cargoes.
Alter
a
mixed
career,
including
nmt.nies
and
ever-present
iriction
among
her
crew,
tin-clipper
was
sold
to
a
Portuguese
liim
in
1895
and
lehrisitnt
:i
t'erreira.
She
roamed
the
seas
for
10
more
years
and
then
was
turned
into
a
naval
training
will
be
completed
in
six
to
eight
garage
or
his
home,
weeks.
We
haw
at
present
two
;
He
is
reported
doing
well
in
-cylinder.
125-kilowait
rating.
Prince
George
Hospital.
X
iLI
tAV
VV&'pE
GLAD
;
c
esel
Vivians,
and
one,
10-eyi-
i
i
indcr
312
Vivian.
The
original
i
sw.Lchboards
will
have
to
be
en-
,
We-
switched
to
.
-m
JTS
another
cubicle,
and
1
r
i.
...
;..tr.iL,j
i
vaiiol
i
larucu
to
'
also
the
feeder
panel
will
have
Ruler,
the
Ladies
of
the
Royal
ti.,r.i
o
.vo
nf
thpir
iivii
sun-
!
"e
ciiwii,
Ships
ond
Woterfront
FS.
Are.tis,
K.ank
Waterhoosc
tanker,
Cupt
William
B
ni
e.
docked
I
hit
morning
w
ith
18.000
gallons
of
napthn
gasoline
and
150.000
gallons
of
dlecl
fuel
fur
Imperial
Oil.
F'ir
Sandsplt,
the
tanker
carries
18
000
gallons
of
aviation
gasoline.
poi
t,
aj
is
done
in
the
women's
auxiliaries
of
so
many
of
the
organizations
here.
The
building
has
been
up
a
little
over
two
years
and
the
land
around
has
been
laid
out
In
lawn
and
flower
beds.
(CbNOMi
H
oi
I
I
looked
in
at
the
newly
form-
"
-1
ed
Goodwill
Club,
whose
object
i
is
to
raise
money
for
deserving
community
efforts,
and
to
wcl-
-
hlp.
Try
This
NEW
Ihe
landlocked
members
of
come
new
comeis
io
uie
uwnri.
,
Ready
To
Build
I
New
Station
The
pL
driver
is
expected
this
'
Club
no
loii'cr
'alter
orjjeci
is
a
welcome
'
the
Cutty
Sark
V.
sisin,
as
there
are
many
new
families
arriving
who
do
not
know
!
1
anyone,
and
wno
will
not
know
week
to
prepare
for
the
founua-
the
many
amenities
or
tne
vu-
(
Wo
o(
tne
new
fully
modern,
have
an
opportunity
to
see
a
lull-scale
version
of
their
namc-i-aici'
because
they
are
thousand.,
of
miles
from
coastal
waters.
However,
they
have
their
models,
thew
pipes
and
their
memories.
Every
Monday
night
the
nostalgic
strains
of
'Shenandoah"
flow
from
their
ship
usually
followed
by
a
rousing
!
chorus
of
"Blow
the
Man
Dbwn.''
lage-
j
two-storey
CNR
station,
and
the
"Have
you
come
to
listen
to
contractors
are
expected
shortly,
j
the
Glee
Club,
or
to
mark
the
!
It
is
hoped
It
will
bj
finished
by
,
old
clothes?"
I
wo-s
asked
when!
the
end
of
January.
'
j
ervis
Washinj
Machine
with
pump
Inle;
national
Harvester
Kefriserator
3-Sprrd
Radio
(
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