Prince
RuDert
Daily
News
Friday,
November
9,
1951
Hockey
DAILY
NEWS
Badminton
At
Telkwa
iilii
bfiuw
ciriM
hVrKt
aiil
give
a
sense
of
complacency
to
those
above
class
average.
3.
The
new
system
treats
each
pupil
as
an
individual,
instead
of
comparing
him
with
everyone
else.
Teachers
will
continue
to
'
scores
t
VFS
Wi
ir
.-
TELKWA
Badminton
is
In
full
n
mark
examinations
and
tests
swing
here
among
the
younger
National
League
Montreal
4,
Boston
2
Toronto
3,
Chicago
1
Parilic
Coast
Taeoma
2,
Calgary
4
set
as
well
as
the
oldrer
people
of
-
.
,.a
the
town.
Theia
is
some
talk
of
a
tournament
between
Smithers
players
and
Telkwa.
This
should
prove
very
interesting
and
should
draw
a
large
crowd
of
spectators.
Pupils'
Progress
Rated
by
Ability
TORONTO
(CP)
A
revolution
is
due
here
this
month.
No
more
will
school
report
cards
itemize
students'
standings
in
subjects.
Starting
Nov.
15,
report
cords
will
gauge
pupils'
class
progress
by
the
use
of
three
letters
O
for
outstanding,
8
for
satisfactory,
and
U
for
unsatisfactory.
They
will
be
used
in
all
Toronto
public
schools
up
to
Grade
8.
At
the
same
time
it
will
show
by
the
same
letters
how
a
student
Is
developing
his
personality,
attitudes
ana
sense
of
responsibility.
And,
like
the
old
style-,
report
cards
will
retain
the
space
lor
parents'
comments.
The
letters
mean
exactl
what
they
say.
One
pupil
who
gets
05
per
cent
may
be
marked
U
because
he
can
do
much
better.
Another
pupil
who
gets
65
may
and
will
note
the
results
in
their
class
files.
The
new
report
cards
were
developed
by
a
committee
of
principals
and
teachers
and
received
the
sanction
of
the
city's
top
educators.
They
regard
the
O-S-U
type
ol
marking
as
one
of
the
biggest
steps
in
an
educational
movement
that
has
been
going
on
in
Toronto
for
several
years.
ill
III
L
I
Bison
Hunt
In
Alaska
uners
Keadv
to
COMES
TO
CANADA
:
iv
it
.1
t?i
JUNEAU
Alaska
has
Its
an
Calgary
Builds
Incinerator
CALGARY.
According
to
J.
Ivor
Strong,
the
city
engineer,
construction
of
Calgary's
new
$700,000
garbage
incinerator
may
start
this
winter.
York
on
Building
nual
buffalo
hunt
as
well
as
Canada.
This
fall,
some
of
the
non-
I
breeding
bulls
were
eliminated.
rimi'd
for
Equipment,
Challenge
Trophies
The
herd
had
flourished
in
the
Now,
for
the
6r$t
time,
you
can1
enjoy
the
wonderful
washing
resultj
of
the
exclusive
Easy
."Spiralator."
Three-way
wash,
injc
action
cleans
every
article
in
the
tub
evenly
and
thoroughly
.
.
.
washes
more
clothes
in
lesf
time
.
.
and
riot
damage
delicate
fahrics.
Because
it'i
more
efficient,
Easy
"Spirala-
BIG
IMPROVEMENT
FUN
FLON,
Man.
t
The
most
ambitious
project
yet
carried
out
in
this
northern
mining
town,
a
sewer
and
water
system
costing
$1,600,000
was
put
in
operation-when
Mayor
Cyril
Stevenson
preyed,
the
main
pump,
switch.
The
town
now
has
48
miles
of
sewage
lines.
Model
59
I
ii,-t
work
bee
on
the
former
RCAF
mess
halijthe
24
bulls
were
shot.
(
Id
OOrwPVT
IT
into
o
ri.H
m
....,7,
...ill
"
umo
weie
uuuuir
limners
It
was
the
second
Alaska
NOTABLE
LIBRARY
The
Harvard
University
nt
Cambridge,
Mass.,
founded
lu
1638
is
the
oldest
library
in
the
United
States.
be
raHd
O
because
hc'3
vrcrl:-
bison
hunt
and
it
took
place
In
,
level.
lng
above.
his
au.lity
-
.uui(i
lllltY
Will
i
this
woek-enr.
Prince
Rupert
Curling
Club
tivf
decided
at
its
meeting
last
night.
Arrange
a
wild
and
difficult
country.
ing
196-50
tor"
uses
less
current
and
has
less
wear
on
mo.
Toroni.0
educators
believe
the
parts
.
.
.
ias
longer
and
saves
you
money.
Only
Fasy
Said
or.j
old
Juneauite
to
a!
hunter:
j
new
system
will
do
a
better
job
of
reporting
progress
for
both
rs
for
purchase
ol
the
building
from
D.
G.
Frizzell
12
uas
me
spiraiator.
Come
in
and
see
it
for
yourself,
ONE-THIRD
DOWN
BALANCE
IN
MONTHLY
PAYMENTS
Olllpleted,
1
'
subject
to
ratification
'
at
aL
the!
"Now
a11
you
have
10
d0
ls
take
atudents
and
parents.
Each
card
r.
Lnticare
of
it
and
lug
that
2.000
1
will
have
attached
a
note
of
ex
f
lU'iicral
,
meeting
pounds
pounds
of
of
bison
bison
bull
bull
away
away
from
from
plantation:
plantation:
"On
"On
this
this
card
card
.
.
.
.
.
.'I
:
here
iS
you
iiave
to
use
a
der-
vour
child
is
not
comnared
witn
-m
MMiiciiis
rail
for
a
total
I
rick."
other
children.
This
report
shows
McRAE
BROS.
LTD.
:$u
vuUi
three
yearly
equul
'.a.
Woman
Bothers
Rocket
Richard
a
constitution,
4jh',u-ii:e
Infant's
Wear
Baby
Panties
Bibs
Sleepers
Sweaters
Corduroy
Overalls
his
orogress
in
relation
to
his
ability.
Ohe
ooard
of
education
official
gave
his
reasons
why
cards
without
marks
are
an
improvement:
1.
Marks
by
themselves
don't
Bull
Moose
In
Battle
Man
of
IXlany
Moods
ls
Star
of
C'anadiens
(
up
iiif.i
niiuiv.
win
oe
4
'ii
each
dI
the
130
mem-
tne
riub,
who
will
have
j;,urt
jmty
io
read
and
l:ie
nv.i
beiore
the
next
gj
nn
(
inn
is
called
for
Sometime
this
wason
Maurice
(The
Rocket
i
Richard
will
slam
1
give
an
accurate
picture
of
a
I
FAIRBANKS
Ray
Woolford
pupil's
progress,
either
to
him
and
Frank
Glaser,
government
or
his
parents
in
the
three
hundred
and
dene
Saturday
fourth
goal
of
his
NHL
career
wild
ni
agents,
"
witnessed
the
to
constant
d
VVMBlldiriVMi
OH
,!.
K,
numy
una
Monday
aim
dithk
weis
nelson
s
all-time
,
.
1
.
io
.closing
stages
of
a
long
drawn
i
m
to
tear
uu
the
floor,
scoring
record.
comparisons
apt
to
discourage
1
lout
oul
battle
DatUe
built
.1
...
u...,
win
heoin
mi'
...
...
.....
between
two
moose.
'
"
.-ui.cni,
inane
Ul
m;
reio.r
of
the
biiilditc:
lean's
Magazine,
Tunt
Frayne
Mti-lMUU
I'i
14
leei.
f.Ynlftinu
nr.
Iitm'.i-,,M
(..
It
might
have
lasted
two
weeks
itfT
fi.-l.ls.
the
Curlin
his
armor:
he
never
nlnv,
,s
!
They
had
locked
horns,
sjuth
of
rtrr.
irrni
ris
aiienqeri
here
near
the
Tanana
River.
The
neck
of
one
had
been
broken.
The
oilier
was
rapidly
weaken-i
CPA
iti.
To
Vancouver
i
today
i
W.
A
4-
been
coiiaHy
success-
best
hockey
on
the
Toronto
Leaf's
home
ice.
This
has
Kome-a'l.iii
liipe
has
been
times
been
attributed
to
a
well-id
ia
mi
its
way
from
1
drrssed
female
fan
of
thcLeaf.s
'.
who
always
sits
In
the
front
rows
p.iii
-:
(
matched
curl-'
mid
is
said
to
enrage
him
with
have
ot'eii
ordered
nnd
"'
peulstent
heckling.
At
limes
Dozens
of
wolves
were
noted
Boyd,
Lt.
Cdr.
Adamic,
Lt.
Cdr.
in
adjoining
woods.
I
Tye,
J.
Tustin.
W.
Jorgenson,
Mr
A
huge
bear
was
also
sighted
!
Salahve,
W.
A.
Padghon,
E.
E.
and
hundreds
of
birds.
j
Wallace,
R.
W".
Kiddle,
W.
C.
II
WILL
DO
7Lfcx
It
Is
assumed
the
creatures
,
"'"u'e.
".""'
To
Sandsplt
i
today
I
L.
E.
for
both
of
the
W're
waiting
moose
to
die.
4
en
roii:e
f.om
Scotland.
K
.chard
h:m.self
has
blamed
the
4
viiii'ljuard.,
have
been
fcfal
In
the
Maple
Leaf
Gardens
tf.
one
bv
Imperial
To-
ad
the
vastness
of
lh:
placa.
i
Co.
Ltd.
the
other
by
But,
his
boss
thinks
his
failure
to
t,.a.
,
thine
In
the
Queen
City
is
be-
fi.r.u.d
ca-.illeiij'e
run
has
cau.se
he's
too
Jen.se'
trying
to
Smith,
H.
Wlndt.
QCA
To
Stewart
iThursday
i
Mrs.
J.
McKay,
J.
Barber
(Khutze-mateeni.
From
Stewart
J.
Barber,
R.
Sylvester,
B.
Sylvvster.
From
Anyox
Mr.
Lorren
and
Mr.
Deridiger.
red
ov
A
J.
Uommato.
iuuks
kooci
in
a
ciiy
lor
wnieli
lie'
Gtiriinn
and
Mr,
Friz.eil
;ias
little
affection
as
a
hockey
I
V
-
I
si
nen
ct
utiier
tropiili's.
town.
YOILXG
MMi
Dorreen
Mine
Settling
to
Winter
Work
ar
Tsquird
fur
trinin9
NAVIGATORS
-
RADIO
OFFICERS
PILOTS
IrMIii
r
will
donate
a
club
But
the
Hab's
Number
9
ls
so
4(lu'k-
U'O'id
rival
managers
would
ilka
t
itive
decided
a
bonspicl,
tc
buy
him
are
said
to
have
of-:i,
a.:
eii.ries,
would
be
fired
as
much
as
a
hundred
and'
vny
March,
first
one
next
tliii
ly-live
thousand
dollars
!
TMemhi-rshin
tlie
iriM'tln;
tii.,
i
,1
and
j
To
Kitimat
(today
I
Sgt.
L.
A.
N.
Potterton.
j
To
Kildala
H.
Erickson.
I
From
Kitimat
(today
Mr.
,
Uchacltz,-
Mr.
small,
Mr.
Ton-
r.ikki,
Schellenberg.
I
From
Kildala
G.
Welland,
C.
Morrin.
,p
'
'
---n
nny
i,u
Uf.
i-w.il
iiiuiity
UUUKUI
l
..
should
be
extended
to
bliy
him.
Miglit
as
well
give
up
I
With
a
crew
of
32
men
-now
$ad
ol
Lit),
for
it
had
half
the
Forum
as
contemplate
I
employed,
Dorreen
Mines
Ltd.
uven.-d
not
all
mem-
trade
involving
Richard."
savs
property
the
former
Fiddler
ii
-lid
be
active
curlers.
The
his
boss
Frank
fielkc
The
RnrlcUt
Creek
mine
is
sttllinz
down
to
RADIO
&
AERONAUTICAL
TECHNICIANS
If
you
can
qualify
HERE'S
WHAT
YOU
GET:
0
?K
bttf
training
in
Canada
6
A
vfl-pa!d
career
in
th
Royal
Canadian
Air
Forea
with
good
opporv
tunity
for
promotion
and
ai'urtd
progriv
pay.
Full
medical,
dantal
and
hotpHaJiiation
car,
and
awellant
paiuion
provisions
0
gratuitief.
Continuous
mploymnt
with
30
days
annual
vacation
with
pay.
ft
Centrout
cnarriaga
and
subiistanc
allowane.
4)
Wall-plannad
sports
ad
recreallon.
l.-,ree-.sh..-t
rink
would
is
iM
liiehst-naid.
best-loved
winter
operation.
The
50-ton
active
curlers
and
most-hated
man
in
the
water
flotation
mill
has
been
Unro
ihan
nnti
hirri
nf
n
tl
arai
meeting
will
be
League.
aurnea
up
ana
nas
stanea
run-igwedjsh
railways
are
electrified
During
the
war
some
of
his
goiu
silver
ana
oa.se
meuu;and
most
are
government.
i.
a
);,i
hi
uays
to
ap-i"'i.nris
ol
the
execu-:
in
el-
i
t
a
new
slate
of
di
tractors
said
he
onlv
looked
,
i""1"'""?''
w'1"
"Jf'u"
'"lowned.
$500
per
ton.
P.
E.
Peterson
Opportunity
for
travel,
education,
adventure
and
etpenence
Canada
and
Overseas.
'
gocd
because
of
the
absence
of
opposition.
But
In
thj
last
two
years
opposition
was
back
in
droves
and
lie
was
good
enough
to
score
eiphty-five
goals
and
'
now
those
fame
critics
agree
he's
jgood.
He
has
a
few
records
to
(
prove
it.
including
the
one
total
i
coals
In
a
single
season
i
fifty,
in
:lj44-40i,
ihe
playoff
record
of
!
five
poals
in
a
sincie
(jame,
the
I
.
.
ttt
-v
veteran
district
mining
engineer
and
managing
director,
has
left
for
Vancouver
to
spend
the
winter
and
Jack
Boulding
has
taken
charge
during
his
absence.
Mr.
Peterson
sailed
from
here
on
the
Prince
George
last
night
for
Vancouver,
accompanied
by
John
Sloan
of
Duncan,
Vancouver
Island,
one
of
the
directors
of
Dorreen
Mines
Ltd.
Contractors
are
now
complet
:e
Wee
Hoop
Sm
Opened
4
Mure
ftecruits
Could
Be
Says
I
red
Calderone
QUALIFICATIONS:
R
CREW:
Between
18
and
24
years
cf
age
with
grade
eleven
ejcation
or
better.
O-QUND
CREW:
Between
(7
and
';9
years
of
age
with
grade
eight
dj
cat
ion
or
better.
Apr-'v
ir:
record
of
twelve
goals
in
nine
;.A.F.
RECRUITING
UNIT
i3.
9121
ICIA
A.,
EJ.-rio-ton
'
re
are
any
youngsters
P'ayi.ff
gi.mes.
live
goals
and
1
iio'
DlaviiiB
basketball
-
lb;
ee
insists
in
a
single
regular-
This
advortiseiueut
is
net
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
board
or
by
tba
tioveriuneat
of
ltrituu
Columbia.
hji-i
ing
buildings
at
the
property
lbs
mJa
MM
tmB
OHM
829
wBH
BD
OK
f
t
woul.-l
like
to
play,
the
season
game,
at
the
t
orum,
nat-
anu
me
crew
is
geuing
wen
sei-1
it..
i
ij
Hitv
is
there.
announces
"""'J.
L,tu-
-
('aloeione,
Civic
Centre'
Frayne
tells
the
story
of
Rich-j
Dorreen
mine
is
situated
five
ni'i
tiir
I
nrH
ih
urnriniT
mnptiine
Rirh-lmiles
from
the
railwav
to
which
1
iv-Wi.'
League
is
open
ord
t
lie
hot-tt
mpeml
nan
who;,lt
to.
handily
accessible
-
The
ore
is
about
half
gold
and
silver
and
half
base
metals.
f
;'
iii-r
ti-iim
at
least
and
!
picks
a
fight
in
the
middle
of
a
P.'H
-s
Playing
times
are
jjew
York
hotel
lobby,
and
Rich-
.iwiiiin).
ana
inursoay
-ard
the
family
man
who
grew
nr.
i.au
erone
wi
1
trv
Hanoi
her
team
tomorrow
'despondent
during
a-west
coast
ANCIENT
INDUSTRY
Silk
culture,
oni
of
the
country's
most
important
industries,
has
flourished
for
4,000
years
in
China.
;
g
then;
are
enough
I
tour
because
he
was
separated
f
!
rs
"'''vween
the
ages
of
!
from
his
wife
anu
thrwe
child-
H
available
at
the
Centre
I
..,
m
Hie
morning.
j
-
of
its
fine
climate
9'r
in
Morocco
has
long
'o-;ni..d
as
a
health
re-
elBMMWMIeMfceeMM
Vlits
lilies
tojmnt
ji
pete's
a
jfainta'too...
BASKETBALL
SHOES
YOU
CAN
4M
OS
ever
the
Interior'
BANK
ON
IT...
For
MEN
this
label
Is
gilt-edged
security
for
fine
whisky!
Cf)
Terrace
daily
Prince
George
and
BOYS
Featuring
Ci'
Ft1
A
course
at
art
school,
a
paint
job
on
the
house
both
must
be
paid
for,
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for.
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you
"something
special"
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what
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want
most,
how
much
it
will
cost,
and
open
a
special
savings
account
at
The.
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Bank
of
Canada
for
that
one
particular
purpose
.
.
.
then
save
for
it.
Sarond,
use
the
Royal
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Budget
Book
to
keep
yourself
on
your
course,
and
to
avoid
careless
spending,
The
budget
book
does
not
suggest
how
you
should
spend
your
jnortey.
It
does
provide
you
with
a
simple
pattern
to
help
you
PLAN
YOUR
BUDCET
TO
SUIT
YOURSELF.
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can
get
a
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at
any
branch.
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