Your
Building
Needs
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday.
October
5,
1951
Try
our
service
first
crAonalA
.iiar
i
Gcnero!
Buildinq
i
.ni4
Cnar'nltiitc
lis
Duncan
Munro
sailed
last
Fall
and
Winter
night
on
the
Prince
Oeorge
for
i
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
'
Meeting
of
Job's
Daughters
tonight,
8
o'clock.
General
business,
'aM
IKMMi
UNDERWEAR
mm-y
silver
march
and
movies.
briu.il
PAINTS
-y-
1
234c
)
in
fl.T
tm.i:
Id
City
Builder's
Supply
frir
Slri'i
t
Thune
Blue
8207
ii
;
nil
ill
WOOD'S
and
COOPER'S'
"
(2
-piece)
Jockey
Lonq
"
Drawers.
$4.25
-
$4.50
t
!
Heavv
Weight
Jockey
Shorts
...
$2.50
-$3.00
Short
Sleeve
Vests
....
$2.85
-
$3.00
If
'
i
4
1
t
i
11,
i
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$$i
Christmas
IIP
VCSTS
SZ.U'J
-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
J.
Judge
sailed
,'as
mght
on
the
Piince
George
.01
a
holiday
visit
to
Vancouver.
Mi.
and
Mrs.
Walter
Lahti
i-ued
last
night
on
the
Prince
Georue
for
a
vacation
tiip
to
Vancouver.
120
H.A.A.
Battery
Starting
their
winter
training
Tuesday,
October
9.
Be
drilling
two
nights
a
week,
Tuesdays
and
Thursdays.
(HO
Mrs.
Joseph
Caron
has
returned
to
the
city
irom
a
trip
to
Ottawa
and
Quebec.
Mrs.
Garrm
was
away
for
five
months.
No
delivery
of
milk
Monday,
Thanksgiving
Day,
October
8.
Get
your
extra
milk
Saturday.
All
milk
guaranteed.
Northland
Dairy.
(235c)
Dr.
J.
Bede
Harrison.
Vancouver
radiologist,
following
his
monthly
visit
to
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital,
sailed
by
the
Prince
George
last
night
on
his
return
south.
Sons
of
Norway
whlM
drive
and
dance,
Friday,
October
b,
8
p.m.
Dancing,
10
to
2.
Music
by
Mike
Colussi.
Refreshments.
Everybody
welcome.
(234c)
Miss
U.
Stoakes,
RN,
Vancouver
nurse
who
has
been
visiting
the
city
for
a
short
period,
leaves
tonight
by
the
Chilcotin
to
take
up
nursing
In
the
Queen
Charlotte
City
Hospital.
toys
.
-V
"
II.
f
t
Medium
Weight
Combinations
'
HIDhAU
HALL
BALLROOMTn
thu
c.
-
rM
.
u
.
the
mosl
complete
selection
of
Toys
In
town
""'"-r
WU1
ue
IU'la
,or
f
rmcess
Elizabeth
the
the
DukA
Duke
nf
of
prfih.,u
u
Vu
and
Edinburgh
when
they
are
guesU
of
the
Governor-General
and
Ladv
Alexander
du
ng
their
Canadian
tour.
The
walls
and
cell
ng
are
light
cream
trimmed
wUh
gUt
draperies
a
b,ack
baXr?unda
a
1
7
f'T
bradim
rUg
haS
a
"-ered
pattern
on
thl
SrySta'
chnilier
P
ot
12,500
pieces
and
containing
84
lights--
a
Bin
of
Un'ted
h
K'"8dom-hangs
!e
from
the
,
-a-B'"
celling.
CP
from
National
Film
Board)
"Teach
theParents,"
U
rges
PTA
Head
XL
mwu
'iffiff
I
Combed
Cream
Cotton
$3.75
to
$4.75
Merino
Cotton
,
$4.50
Merinp
Wool
and
Cotton
$6.00
v
Tiger
Brand
Heavy
Rib
Wool
Combs
$6.35
Stanfield's
Heavy
Rib
Wool
Combs
$10.95
Fleece
Lined
Combinations
$4.25
Stanfield's
A
C.
Cotton
and
Wool
Combs..
$6.95
Stanfield's
Fine
Wool
Combs
....
$9.75
-
$10.50'
Hartfey
Wood's
P.D.Q.
Combinations.
from
$4.95
to
$6.95
Watts
&
Nickerson
."!"
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'h;f?HIUihMHM;ii,,1,fti1Hu?HM'TMUnrM,Mntnt'',HfH'Mr!!fi,Tift!MnMir?r'if
Head
of
one
of
the
stronirest
oriranizatidns
in
I
$iileresl
in
:
America
held,
the
attention
of
several
hundred
par-1
ents
and
teachers
last
night
as
she
called
for
a
deeper!
study
in
child
psychology,
attacked
the
school
report
CE
TO
SUBSCRIBERS
o'ii
Cli
lOlt
card
system
and
questioned
the
present-day
school
curriculum.
i
vnnamzxtti-"
"
T.ie
first,
practice
of
the
Rotary
Mixed
Chorus
was
held
In
the
auditorium
of
the
Booth
Memorial
High
School
on
Tuesday
evening
with
a
very
gratifying
Mrs.
E.
R.
Evans,
Vancouver,'
l
tn"
.Say
8me"
thlng
in
thls
reard-
18
Parent
years
a
worker
for
If
you
hove
missed
your
paper,
please
phone
your
newsboy.
If
you
do
not
know
y
o
w
r
newsboy's
name,
call
the
office
before
5
p.m.
1
Teacher
Associations
In
B.C.
H'CJIIER
SALARIES
and
recently
elected
president
nf
The
provincial
P-TA
head
Rchard
Sephton,
district'
agent,
Mutual
Life
of
Canada,
'
is
in
the
city
at
the
Savoy
Hotel,
phone
37,
where
he
will
be
glad
to
receive
personal
or
phone
-alls.
(235c)
lurn-out
ol
members.
Charles
A
the
B.C.
body,
told
a
public
poke
of
the
'never-ending"
(Ealanno
is
again
the
conductor
meeting
In
King
Edward
school
province
wide
campaian
for!a"d
Henry
Pluym
accompanist.
auditorium
that
"we
are
a
most
higher
teacher
salaries
and
bet-
Ther2
we.e
thirty-five
members
Every
house
should
have
a
i
present.
nice
clock.
It
would
be
an
orna
powerful
organization"
and
"to
ter
schools.
never
understlmate
the
power
of
"But
not
only
are
we
cam-
uie
P-1A."
;
paien
ns
for
higher
salaries
r.nlc
M
Ne
cc,
Blue
624
ment
as
well
as
company
and
be
of
great
value.
We
mean
the
ud
Nickerson's
to
Fi
izetl's
Motors:
Fulton
Strct
6th
Ave.
West
600
aild
700
Blocks.
-
i
.h
Olsen,
Blue
72S
mantel-clock,
of
course.
Prices
ilisliiipixlu'il
product
of
the
miiiisii
Sure:;
1480
(ith
East
to
Seal
Oove.
i.i.
uas
very
.-.aUsfaclory
fc
the
first
practice.
A
particularly
pleasing
feature
was
that
there
were
several
new
members.
When
last
year's
members
also
turn
out
in
lull
it
is
expected
that
th
chorus
will
total
at
least
fifty.
The
next
practice
will
take
.Hucc
cn
iUejjay
m
the
High
Sthocl
aud.torium
and
ne
members
will
be
welcomed.
There
.
If
i
tr
Masliu'.ak.
4
West
243-1077;
2nd
Ave
VP
but
higher
teaching
standards
as
well.
Our
teachers
are
responsible
for
building
the
future
nation
and
thia
profession
should
attract
the-finest
people
in
Canada.
"It
won't
do
this,
however,
if
teachers
have
to
live
in
economic
straits."
Referring,
to
new
schools,
Mrs.
Evans
thought
Prince
Kupe'.t
.
u,n
S35.0
up.
Bulger's
Jewellery
Store.
dtc)
Wednesday
Night
Mixed
Bowling.
A
mixed
12-team
five-pin
league
.
will
start
bowling
next
Wednesday
evening,
October
10.
All
teams
Intending
to
WMt
n.l-lll')R
iiii-Inr!-
s
I
street;
3rd
Ave.
Frizzell's
Motors
to
end
of
3rd
The
effervescent
speaker,'
holding
her
audience
in
rapt
i
attention
for
more
than
an
hour
i
and
a
half,
traced
the
history:
of
the
P-TA
and
told
of
the
work
that
already
had
been
accom-;
piished
by
-some
200
000
mem-
oeis
across
Canada.
I
"We
are
not
reformists,"
Mrs.
Evans
countered.
"But
we
try
to
correct
anything
that
is
detrimental
to
the
health
and
-welfare
of
our
children."
j
Program
of
the
P-TA,
she
said,
was
divided
Into
two
departments,
'
the
"material"
and
the
"Intangible."
j
VlSlAL
EUtCATlON
I
are
vacancies
in
ail
sections
of
was
especially
fortunate",
but
i
the
ciiorus.
Already
work
has
said
that
much
of
the
province
wmtneed
on
new
cho.us
num-
join
this
league
must
have
their
entries
registered
at
the
Bowling
Alleys
not
later
than
Monday,
October
8.
This
league
is
limited
to
12
teams
so
get
your
entries
in
early
and
enjoy
a
season
of
good
sport.
(235c)
beM
and
grsat
interes.
was
was
not.
She
also
commended
4-lvin
Nystcdt,
Blue
638
A
Wr
t
7it4-1427;
9th
Ave.
West
102-60!)
808-861.
i'-S-sect
70'J
Block;
Tatlow
Street
805-4U3;
Coinox
I
.
-
'
fimmy
Mt-Lean,
Red
82?
West
J0-44a:
5th
Ave.
West
105-515;
6Ul
Ave.
It
-alii);
Uunsmiur
Street
2il-42i;
Tatlow
513-,
'i.(m
Place;
Agnew
Place.
I
i
the
work
of
the
P-TA
groups
here.
"I
think
you
have
done
a
wonderful
job
here."
She
said
that
in
B.C.
there
were
430
P-TA
groups
with
a
Co.
Ill
A
rniltrh
ocfimatn
lout
vnnr
k-llramir
Walker,
Green
929
.'
i
Vv.
105-037;
9th
Ave.
East
110-270;
McBrlde
Ii3-"u8.
in
these.
The
Welsh
folk-sons,
"All
Through
the
Night,"
is
a
beautifully
harmonized
arrangement
fcr
a
thre-part
ladies'
chorus
and-
will
und
'ub-i-edly
be
a
much
appreciated
numi-v.
T.ils
particular
arrangement
i--
by
W.
H.
Andersen,
ih?
well-known
Winnipeg
n"iif':ia'i
ani
composer.
!
Tlie
-hoir
is
ooen
t-i
all
citl-
I
zens
who
can
sing
and
want
to
j
join
in
the
sinking
of
good
music.
Wom"n
and
men
will
be
equally
welcomed.
Imdon
Smith,
Blue
931
V
CALL-SUIT
FASHIONS
.
.
Hon
2
.ihe
.said,
showed
that
more
than
,
"
"'""s
"
'P
"
"2";
.
,
at
ilke
te
a
'ot'
250.000
had
been
sp?nt
by
the
founds
,qu
"
,a
a
large
'
association
in
B.C.
during
the
TnttlT
last
five
years
in
supp'lyin,
"1.1
'ion31
equipment
lor
schools.
:
are
wen
over
a
million
p
peopu
oPl
"-how.
that
First
exponent
of
visual
edu-l"the
pro,v,lnce
waTthe
1
ony
a
sma"
Percentage
of
par-?n
cation
P-TA
she
silri
J5
ten
iZ
;
.
f,ai,
!ents
are
Interested
in
their
chil-
ii:
in
v
Johnson,
(.rccn
661
(CNtt-Flshermc..
s
ftr
in
and
Pacific
Place;
i-'frlvin
KjoriiMin,
Green-
113
dren
s
education.
"Every
citizen
should
be
Handsome
styles
.
.
;
quality
fabrics,
in
suits
sure
to
become
the
backbone
of
your
new
Fall
wardrobe.
member,"
she
declared.
Robert
G.
Moore,
King
EJ-waid
principal,
introduced
the
speaker.
Refreshments
were
reived
after
the
meeting
by
Major
R.
Lahiff,
who
moved
to
p.
military
health
centre
In
New
Westminster
last
summer,
Is
r
r
dually
recovering
from
an
r-.tiack-
of
arthritis.
He
Is
num-
'
East,
McBride
to
Havs
Cove
Circle;
McBrlde
ll-bla.
fruc-e
Iloald,
Gicen
719
11.14
237-73ii;
5th
Ave.
East
301-719:
6th
Ave.
-4j,
301-626;
Hays
Cove
Circle
82-6B7;
Cotton
f'i-)l(i;
Green
S.rccl
411-416;
Ebcrt
Street;
lirret.
''
in-had
Towers,
Black
034
sAve
.;
1st
and
2nd
Overlook;
Herman
Place;
fure.
.
i
members
of
the
three
Rupert
P-TAs.
Prlnce
bed
anion?
the
well
known
veterans
of
Skeena.
EXPORT
CANADIAN
WHISKY
MATUBI0
AMP
tOTTUD
IN
HMO
uftofii
tki
tutamtilMi
M
tf
CAHAOIkM
0lllMta1
WMamwM
projeclors,
record
players,
radios
and
pianos
had
first
been
Installed
by
the
association.
"And
now
the
department
i3
doing
it."
But
such
work
was
only
being
done
where
money
for
the
equipment
was
not
available
from
school
funds.
"We
are
not
just
a
women's
auxiliary
to
schools,
you
know."
The
hardest
work
of
the
organization
showed
the
least
tangible
results,
and
that
was
In
the
field
of
parent
education.
TEACHING
PARENTS
"This
organization
was
founded
In
the
U.S.
56
years
ago
because
someone
felt
parents
were
not
interested
enough
in
education
of
their
children.
"In
that
field
lies
our
hardest
work."
Mrs.
Evans
called
on
all
parents
to
take
an
active
part
in
P-TA.i.
"There
are
many
problems
of
'limy
Alexander
E.iii
333-1805;
Frederick
St.;
Sherbrook
Ave.
'ny
Eliy,
Green
258
225-247;
2nd
Ave.
West
137-341;
1st
Strict
Market
Place;
3rd
Ave.
Dally
News-National
m
cWwn
you
My
underwear
look
for
STANFJELD's
Ih-yn
Itilciiic,
Black
8S8
West
r.35-735,
741-745;
Borden
Street
Frascr
'J.-L--
Plnf
THE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
DISTILLERY
CO.
LTD.
NEW
WISTMINSTIR,
i.C.
'
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
liquor
Control
Board
or
by
Ihe
Government
of
British
Columbia
your
child
which
you
must
first,;
understand.
Learn
to
become
better
parents."
i
She
commended
university
ex-
i
tension
courses
in
child
psychology
be
studied
in
P-TA
meet-j
lngs.
Last
year
300
such
courses
were
studied
in
the
province
"but
that
is
not
enough.
There
should
be
at
least
five
times
that
many
-
tank
Kilborn,
Green
977
1
1
si
124-234,
5'h
Ave.
East
101-216;
7th
Ave.
'-8;
Bowser
Street.
"
'
-Serek
Ailan,
Blue
12"
'
A,"Vt
210-539;
7th
Ave.
West
120-537;
8th
Ave.
K;28;
Lotblniere
St.
721-728;
McBrlde
St.
413-1
1)
St.
625-733.
B
fSanlry
Bosh
er,
Black
953
:l1
Ave
I,,-t
Block
800;
8th
Ave.
fiast
915-975:
Oth
Ave.
U1Q0-1144;
10th
East
900-1130;
AUred
Street;
SH"!;
Donald
Street.
E
W-Jfrniv
Johnson,
Green
661
""
AvcE-t
870-1140;
Ambrose
Ave.
y-
2-Kss
Murray,
Blue
275
,!l
A'.'c.isi
1036-1D44.
fl
2i-ltimy
Moonhead,
Kcil
33.-1
i'tf
""
'i0'1
H35-1314;
Park
Ave.
1005-2279;
lltn
-
f'Uer
Street;
Beach
Place.
v
i-
,
m"w
'
1'airi1'
Grccn
153
l!W
fGlS-735;
Summit
Ave.;
Taylor
Street.
!rt!'
tia"
Roberts,
Black
480
rVriV"'st
718-3d
Ave.
and
6th
Street.;
3rd
Ave.
1
News-Watts
and
Nickcrson's
(5th
St.).
l-
ry
Parkin,
Green
660
'
people
taking
these
courses."
REPORT
CARDS
Parents
must
familiarize
TRADE
MARK
REG.
m
Fur
mnr
than
f0
years
Stanfii'M's
flag
been
the
firnl
choire
of
Canadian
families
seeking
warm,
vnmfnrtaMe
underwear.
themselves
,
with
today's
teach-
Stanfield's
one'itec
combinations
fit
Mnootlily
climb.
And
they
stay
as
soft
us
new
through
Support
The
Blind
.
During
October
The
annual
campaign
of
the
Canadian
National
Institute
'
'
For
the
Blind
is
underway
Contributions
should
be
sent
to
Mr.
E.
Boulter
c;o
Canadian
Bank
,
,
of
Commerce,
Prince
Rupert
','
Be
sure
and
attend
the
Variety
concert
in
the
Capitol
Theatre
on
Sunday,
Oct.
l'4th
for
some
ex-
cellent
entertainment.
v
WE
NEED
YOUR
SUPPORT?
muny
'wearing
and
repeated
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some
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