Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
November
15,
1951
Conrad
Schoo
Water
Money
ing
end
Mrs.
D.
Gomez,
King
Edward's.
It
was
announced
that
visitors'
flay
for
Seal
Cove
School
would
s""i'n
as
yf,
u
ipTA
Meeting
rriiicip.il
BatPnmn
Speaker
At
P-T.
Meeting
be
luld
on
Wednesday.
Novem-I
ber
14,
and
for
Conrad
Streetj
Bylaw
Coming;
A
$100,000
water
system
im-i
piovement
bylaw
will
be
voted1
on
by
Prlnre
Rupert
electors
at
i
garden
eiiula
L
Mcnooi
on
inursday,
November
15.
A
(rial
iatw4
rvirt,
l.
-
....
00,1
ihi
bill,
taltiPd
u,
nD"n'11
ac
'
"
"
11
-
uk
neia
j
u
ivi.viii'i
i
iu.
11
mis
nartv
,1s
successful,
they
will
be
held
Feature
of
the
monthly
meeting
cf
Conrad
Slreet
Pnrent-Tracher
Association
was
an
al-divs?
by
Principal
T.
Ci.
Bate-nian
on
the
subject
of
present
day
report
cards
as
compared
PLANTS
IN
PICTURE
WINDOW
I,
CALL
FOR
SPECIAL
CARE
I
01
'Cov.ft'H-.
I
PrwicUtn
W
n
if,the
chair.
Gn!li'.
rrguinny.
Because
there
ai?
no
nuitable
Readying
I
New
Yukon
Army
Camp
Construction
of
a
new
military
camp
on
the
Alaska
Highway.
165
miles
south
of
the
Yukon-Aia-ska
border,
is
setting
the
stage
for
the
start
of
Exercise
"Eager
Beaver"
early
In
1952.
Straddling
the
hiahway
at
Silver
Creek,
Y.T.,
the
camp
will
home
the
500
Canadian
an
J
United
Slates
Ai'my
engineers
participating
in
the
6-month
training
exercise
scheduled
to
get
under
way
there
January
lli.
Some
40
Canadian
and
U.S.
officers
and
men,
under
'command
of
Major
E.
D.
Taylor
of
Vancouver,
have
been
on
the?
the
dangv-rotis
factor
of
fear
In
I
th
elnssroom,
Mr.
Bateman
said.
M.
Bateman
nlsn
stresM
the
j
importnuce
of
parent-teacher
teamwork
in
the
development
of
jthe
child.
He
urged
parents
to
cly.ck
regularly
with
teachers
to
i
discuss
problems
which
they
1
could
by
co-operation
probably
;
trace
down
and
eliminate.
riWW'T
AWARDID
!
For
the
second
time
in
succession,
the
pennant
for
largest
attendance
of
parents
was
awarded
to
o.
Olsson's
Grades
,
Foul
and
Five
class,
j
1'
was
rtoort.'d
to
the
meet-.ng
that
some
school
zone
signs
lor
Seal
Cove
School
have
now
fc-vr
erected.
Members
di-cidcd
that
each
month
twn
volunteers
will
be
I
ealied
f
attond
the
P-TA
meeting--
of
Borden
Street
and
King
Edward
schools
for
the
purpose
rf
co-ordinating
the
work
of
the
:P-TA's.
This
month
Mrs.
C.
We'se
will
attend
Borden's
meet
in-?
uecemDer
civic
elections
J
City
council
Monday
night
ac-
r
opted
the
recommendation
of
the
board
of
works,
headed
by!
Aid.
George
Casey.
I
Total
cost
of
the
debentures,)
t
-
It?
issued
on
a
20-year
serial
'
basis.,
Intel
vat
4V2
per
cent
peri
annum,
Includes
the
following:
I
Reservoir
repairs,
$20,000;
Seal
foe
water
main,
$15,500;
Fifth
1
-rf"
-w
l
MllV'IIH
ll
v
....
with
those
showing
pupils
.(rader
in
percentages
as
they
did
several
years
ago.
"Education
today."
Mr.
Bate-man
said,
"is
not
merely
academic
It
is
also
designed
to
promote
growth
in
character,
in-tegritj
and
a
willingness
lo
corporate
with
fellow
ttudrnts
for
their
common
good."
Therefore,
present
day
report
cards
whic
h
remove
the
comparison
between
pup.'s
whose
abilities
cannot
psssibly
be
compared,
eliminate
ttl
nleav
a
1....'.'.
'
PllZ7
i-h.,.!.,)
j,.,.,.y
f,TtoC
up
your
WMI
d.-,,
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-T"'1"
8'llr,!
w.ii.
,h,t!,
P"oi
vrr
can
l,
,
,,,,
in
,
n,,,,
.i,.'
few
('Uu
iU
,4
Avenue
West
mum,
$21,000;
See-
,
tor
2
water
main,
$9,500;
Fourth
:
Avenue
West
main,
$7,500;
Rush-
!
btook
Heights
main,
$7,000;
Mt.
I
O
1
d
f
i
c
1
cl
main
replacement,
j
$1.
500,
and
the
"Co-op"
water!
main,
$10,000.
Aldermen
agreed
that
this
was'
'
the
least
we
can
get
awav
w'tr"
in
maintaining
the
city
water
system.
pineer
Construction
Battalion
!
Working
under
severe
arctic
mmi
-i.oi.jnm
ami
iautiln
Ul
,
,,
"-!,
tviru'ty
lie
likca
.
.
.
those
arvm.
.
'
.
i"'1
Ant
,
.
tmi
of
the
most
v(Tiiiile
ilili
ever'
k...
"
v,
lT'
on
liand.
;
scene
since
October
7,
rushing
S
completion
of
the
camp.
Early
;
preparations
are
expected
to
be
'
completed
before
the
main
body
;
of
Canadian
troops
arrive
at
the
'
training
area
January
3.
S
Eager
Beaver
will
combine
engineers
of
Canada's
59th
pendent
Field
Squadron.
RCE,
and
the
United
States'
3G1
En-
l'lixt
T"T'TL'.SmTS
True
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conditions
and
spring
thaws,
the
troops
will
test
equipment
and
airstrip
construction
of
field
delences,
demolitions
and
coid
weather
administrative
problems.
Study
of
methods
and
results
obtained
at
the
site
wiil
affect
future
planning
Tind
Palled
Ami
tjirely
Vnlti'
.....I
..
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u-on.
Knr.
no
tnuiHT
!..,
ur
n...
.
,
""'it
t
W-intei
Window
Garden
Makes
Spring
tome
faster,
and
"leaches
Many
Lessons
ton''
I
WII
til
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iirr.s
i
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si.ii
n:
vsln.s.TXZZ
onp-andnly
fri-ifm
r.
with
the
selt-lnA-ina.
anmnntie
Wtdi
r
llun
wn'
slip
lr
nin
mit
nry
m
Inh
ilimn
lo
lock
your
l.itrl.lnmit.
J.t,t
i-r.
m,
h
u.,
f;.ln.T
Mul
il
-wlnri.
piH"
vuu
1,-
vr-
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toys
ycin
a
itmn.l
fi-le
f
mnmly
and
i,.
t(,,
will
unv
wi.li
vmt
tliioimh
(II
vor
,,,vm,
,
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tiire
il
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Piurtrrf
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svh-n
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tt;
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I
mm
Encroachment
Not
Condoned
City
council
will
advise
owners
of
Savoy
Hotel
that
Unbuilding
is
eu.-roaching
on
sidewalk
allowance
to
extent
of
70.04
square
feet
and
that
this
condition
cannot
be
condoned.
Decision
was
reached
bv
council
Tuesday
night
when
it
learned
no
agreement
could
be
made
with
the
owners
for
indemnities
to
the
city.
Municipal
A:'t
holds
city
can
enforce
removal
of
encroachment
or
condone
it.
Aid.
T.
B.
Black
suggested
the
city
.should
not
.condone
the
condition
"in
Older
to
protect
ourselves."
Owners
could
at
anytime
be
ii.rced
to
remove
encroachment
from
sidewalk
limits,
maximum
of
whi?h
is
.JG
feet
and
minimum
.29
feet.
According
to
verbal
inlorma-tion
he
had
received,
Superintendent
of
Works
Stewart
said
contractors
rebuilding
the
hotel
had
failed
to
survey
the
prop
?
iriicU
mm
!
v.ir.dcw
,
where
the
temperature
'
rar.e?.:
is
much
greater.
Begonias,
vhich
may
be
injured
by
too!
I
much
sun
do
well.
It
is
an
ideal
pc'
for
African
violets.
Amaryl-;
iit;.
calla
o!ies.
and
all
the
hardy
hulas
v.
ill
thiive,
and
of
course
he
foliage
plants
and
florists'
,
green
p.'ants.
1
mi
arrangement
by
which
a
1
shade
or
curtain
can
be
lowered
cetn.en
the
plants
and
the
glass
;
on
sub-zero
nights
will
protect
ii'om
injurious
drafts,
provided;
the
window
is
of
the
double
pane
j
'
type,
or
has
a
tightly
fitted
storm
'
sa-h.
I
Automatic
watering
for
indoor!
Plants
will
save
lols
of
trouble,
.'ind
may
save
your
plants.
Trays
or
saucers
in
which
two
inches
of
coarse
sand
can
be
placed
;
.'hou'.d
tj
provided.
Stand
the
P
't:
on
this
sand,
and
keep
watet
.
in
the
sand
just
below
the
bot-1
torn
of
the
pot.
This
water
will
j
be
drawn
into
the
pot
as
needed
(
z
keep
the
soil
moist,
without;
anaw
...
it.
la
lh:it
ln-l
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ihnll.mt
l
v
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'li'ill.im
mm
f'T
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!iit,
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ilunw
a.l
Hum
H.il.v
Iikii
V
KNITWEAR
Popularit)'
of
picture
windows,
have
caused
some
readjustment
in
the
rules
for
winter
window
gardens;
A
110TW1
window
of
normal
proportions
Has
not
been
considered
a
good
location
for
flowering
plants,
"because
of
insufficient
light.
But
a
picture
window
facing
north
is
not
shaded
from
relucted
light
of
the
northern
sky.
ir
a
preferred
location
for
most
cl
the
plants
which
are
easy
to
f
low
in
the
hotisv'.
The
light
which
such
a
window
admit."
1;
adequate
and
it
lias
the
advantage
of
an
even
and
cool
temperature.
In
a
room
which
varies
between
70
and
80
degrees
In
daylight
hours,
the
temperature
close
to
a
north
window
will
often
be
10
to
20
degrees
lower.
A
picture
window
facing
south,
on
the
other
hand,
which
gets
ihe
full
impact
of
the
winter
sun
will
usually
be
subject
to
extieme
variations
of
temperature.
If
you
place
a
thermometer
between
a
south
window,
and
storm
sash,
on
a
sunny
clay,
you
may
get
All
Arrou
I
aimaln
h..'a
liol.lllls,
in
y,,,
,m
lWfur
lliat
tfKJth
ram'.
Uliy
riv-4Mfktl
(Vn-rtK.
IV
hp
1
.
.
.
aluminum
p
,
r,.y.t
ln
fin
ndly
to
f.,.
,
h'nlih
.
.
.
ukmimiim
U,ut
and
butter
W'np--Mi-iti.iW)
foil
wrnppirs.
cain.lv
rtm
eo'.kiiiil
lil.n-.U
nw.ff
tr,
amt
ni-ss
ami
rsnni,
u
I
.
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don't
mill
to
nil
yui
tlI
4
1
X
-
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eimi
aiuimmm
mnkia
c,
an-
m
your
kii.-li..
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ami
ek
stl
'Vy
p-n-m
1
f.uiiiy
;m.
Hv.iur
.
.
,
rti-.ns.i.
erty.
he.'lt
eietdv
M.I
iii,.tt
t
e.s,nimienl!v
Atal
k-n
liimr.
a
tui.
.1
.il.iiiiili.irn
nk.v
H:.oi,V
llto
n.l
Ih.'.
il
loiyicHir
uf
a
ulial.i.Lf
"ln.r.
readies
up
to
100
decrees,
when
ttiH
''
A
al.iiiuinim
.A.ai
c
ttv
d'
lO'
She
9
Ofcnd
f,..(
Cr
danger
of
water-logging.
Evap-1
orotion
from
the
trays
will
also
Iv.-lp
humidify
the
air,
which
is
u-ua'ly
too
dry.
Other
methods
oi
humidifying
which
may
be
available
will
be
beneficial.
Those
who
live
with
picture
windows
soon
learn
that
the
lip.rU,
or
glare
they
admit,
is
not
always
pleasant.
It
is
easily
softener'
b
a
gauzy
curtain,
and
in
the
casj
of
plants
excessive
vaiiutioris
in
temperature
may
tc
les
ened
by
shading
with
such
s
curtain,
or
a
screen
of
similar
material.
,'At.Hi
temperature
is
be-,
"''
"K
:
e:-:t
picture
windows
r
.r
to
be
more
favorable
it.,
than
one
facing
sotilh,
'Uhern
exposure
is
even
'.'oi'y
managed,
and
favors
arietv
or
plan's.
Cycla-..
m
freely
in
this
loca-"aper
White
narrixsi
do
.vter
than
in
a
sunnier
ol
the
r
arnnetit.
H
Kuliirt
W
..ik-TT
!i"t
e,
lovely
I.
aula
Aventt's
,i(.
tun-
in
a
h"1?
tnwi-
in
Her-n.jnv.
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it
in
l.e-
w.ri.t
BTH.hm!.-..
io
HKINZ
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in
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Kft(y
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nouri.l,f?H
itl
nii't
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pmt
do,
nudhfT
im
tak
thfin
from
tin-
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your
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know
they're
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p:u-k.iti'.
So
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1'iifTi'd
Wlicst
nr
I'ufT.il
Hire
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and
w-nd
lur
voslr
lir"t
pn-(s
of
Tudor
I'lnte.
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h
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prci.
ta
skilmlly
f:ihion-d
m
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inuiki'e
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pnltem
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I
here
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lull
r
plnisuni
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fuiHiitltef!
ex.-.
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wii
a
much
GIVES
YOU
THIS
EXCLUSIVE
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their
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three
speeds
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records
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magnificent
new
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way
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prove
to
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RCA
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is
to
play.
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while
you're
making
this
test,
listen
to
RCA
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famous
"'.olden
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tone
iaall
its
matchless
glory
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the
power
and
selectivity
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the
big
8-tuhe
standard
and
shortwave
radio
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cast
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hands
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nutrilion
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full
measurel
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love
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fmm.
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broadcast
radio.
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Loop'
built-in
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a
terminal
lead
for
an
extra
antenna
to
pep
up
reception
in
weak
signal
areas.
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the
best
performing
net
in
its
price
class.
is
now'rven
sinmier
than
tm.
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find
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a
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s
actually
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colour
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RCA
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DEALER
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SOFTNESS
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kitchen,
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budget.
the
mati-hles.
neifertion
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i
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merhnijiam,
Friftidairel
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Ice
Trays,
and
a"
,
youia
practically
aura
of
a
new
Frigidaire