.senior
company,"
chareed
Mr.ieood
enough.
The
power
com-.
plied
It.
M
i?;'?
VZT'
l',
RIGHT
OF
POWER
Continued
from
page
1)
1
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i
r
A.i
un't
nniHi
pnnuen
.uower
ui
inutw-tivtutv
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niuce
ihav
nas
mere
oeen
nnv
.
w.
j,,h..
nanv
s
cr
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
October
24,
1951
thrrrnnphlv
because,
he
said,
me
islon
to
investigate
.sked
CommLs-
,
that
much.
But
he
calculated
nyciro
plant?"
englllfrf-r,
that"
he
(Pawsont
had
main-
,
the
books
of
the
power
company
:
was
making
no
prolit.-
that
the
capacity
of
the
Falls
gioner
Peufold
invesli
i
.
""'nr.
I
1
1
..
.
,miii
,,d
icier-
River
plant
wa.s
well
In
excess;
There
had
not,
said
Mr.
Black
N.H.A.
DESIGN-OF-THE-MONTH
itained
that
the
parent
company
;
aaiea
obck
ions
inception
"with
i
had
exacted
no
expediting,
particular
reference
to
Inter-!
handling
or
other
charges
on
company
finances."
'
a
to
a
rate
increase
prupol
cf
5000
horsepower.
,
Mr
Penfold
gaW
a
conipU.,e
moneys
loaned
for
development
'
jir.
pawSon'
plea
to
the
I
made
by
the
company
m
I'JnO
LKTTKItS
FROM
1'ITY
investigation
or
company
asseU
of
the
Fails
River
hydro
plant.
commission
was
based
on
the
I
which
indicated
that,
even
with
w.
Long,
city
clerk,
testl-
would
be
made.
Today
the
com-
T
A
Johnstone,
assistant
sec-
fact,
he
said,
that
the
power
1
the
tabes
requested
at
that
fled
that
letters
to
the
power
mission,
along
with
the
commis-
otiVvlfrMsnrer
nf
the
Dower
I
company's
operating
income
I
time
the
pjwer
company
bu
company,
dated
Cvtober
15
and
sion
staff
ot
three
experts,
be-
immram
TiaH
stated
in
evi-
was
so
low
that
the
Darent
looted
to
operate
at
a
loss
lo;
Novemoer
20,
1943,
from
the
city
gin
their
investigattun,
which
Includes
a
visit
to
the
Falls
dence
thit
a
10
per
cent
hand-;
company.
Power
Corporation
live
years.
came
from
city
flies
in
his
cus-
liiTu
charge
was
made
during'
of
Canada
(of
which
he
is
The
iaLses
were
not
agreed
tody.
River
plant.
'
J
i
1929
and
1930
to
the
total
of
I
commercial
manager),
would
J
t0
the
power
company
operated
These
letters
requested
that
$170
604
68
I
nut
"dvar.ee
r.
more
capital
,it'
0t)
rates,
and
at
the
old
tne
p0wer
company
'carry
out
I
t,,r
tl,e
DOV,er
"'P'y'
-..
I
r.,tes
did
moke
a
profit
during
iurtlier
development"
of
hydro-
niFKici
l
T
4CCOCSTING
-
Nor
could
the
power
company,
:
the
next
two
fiscal
years,
ac-
electric
energy
because
the
city
The
mutual
accouting
system
hg
colUendecV
on
operatini;
cording
to
its
audited
state-
tM
lhal
-prospects
justify
this
of
the
company
is
such
UjaU
on
the
ope
m).llt."
cie.na.id."
mit
the
total"
tribute
that
the
'market
to
refinance
itself.
,
Mr.
Black,
answerin
chargci
The
compiy
had
answered
junior
company
is
paying
to
the'
"The
history
of
rates
is
not
that
the
company
hud
not
sup-
that
there
was
"no
demand
for
-A
ret
i
Yr7r
-
IM,ll.i
1
An
"NH
A
best
seller",
this
phiirtnint?
bum?uluw
would
be
I
r
fashion
Teailer
in
any
residential
r
....
r
1
FHL'
district.
It
has
bei-n
designed
to
meet
today's
demand
for
economy
through
the
judicious
use
of
i
limited
amount
of
floor
area
and
provides
five
full-size
standard
rooms
and
bathroom
I
within
exterior
dimensions
of
37
feet
by
31
feet
nine
inches.
I
The
design
follows
simple
lines,
deviating
only
slightly
from
the
i
dollar-saving
rectangular
house
plan
for
the
living
room
exten-
:
sion
which
adds
a
note
of
distinction
to
an
exterior
which
i
:
might
otherwise
appear
bare.
;
A
compact,
convrniently
located
kitchen
is
large
enough
for
a
dining
nook
but
if
more
space
is
required
for
serving
meals
the
living
j
room
may
do
double
duty
as
a
living-dining
room.
The
large
window
,
areas
Enhance
the
appearance
vhile
the
porch
arrangement
provides
a
protected
front
entrance.
One
of
the
prime
considerations
in
planning
the
room
arrangemem
of
a
bungalow
is
the
separation
of
the
slpeping
quarters
from
the
remaindei
of
the'
house.
This
has
been
accomplished
in
this
plan
through
location,
of
the
basement
stairway
and
bathroom
which
effectively
separates
the
bedroom
from
the
living
section.
For
estimating
purposes
the
area
of
the
house
is
1,008
square
feet
and
the
cubic
contents
are
21,150
cubic
feet.
Booth
School
Booth
School
Houses
Elect
;
Visitors'
Day
:
MUL.lpha.
Bb7
7
,ft
X
T
lurZ
of
officers.
The
officers
elected
Durin8
the.
last
Period
conducted
f
hedI
re
by
frnm
Mfh
house
are-
.
ule
paie.iLs
t.icu
own
sons
or
daugnters
through
the
new
building,
and
Alpha
President,
vacated
by
Jerry
were
introduced
to
various
teacn-
Aft(
fter
lhls
wen
to
Council,
i
No
person
is
permitted
.
v,
,j
,
.
oi.i
,
activity
'ity
room
where
tea
and
lu
Hum
uu
juoii.iuiio.
,
Senior
Vice-President
satlc!wich?s
were
served.
Roald
The
visitors
all
scorned
to
en-
Fenness.
Junior
Vice-Precident
Kenneth
McKinnon.
Secretarj
Alice
Nickerson.
Teacher
Sponsors
Miss
E.
Cavalier,
R.
Davidson.
Beta
President
Bill
Becker
jo
seeing
tne
new
school,
une
mother
stated
thai
the
building
had
a
qjisr
atmosphere
tnat
would
ta..
.
c
wh'
e
io
beer
.ie
act
u.!omcd
to.
Most
of
the
day
the
Grade
j
Twelve
gir!s
were
preparing
sand-
j
wiches
and
cakes
with
the
help
Senior
Vice-President
Dick
Nickerson
Junior
Vice-President
Jimmy
McLean
Secretary
Margaret
Giske
Teacher
Sponsors
J.
Henry,
of
a
few
of
th?
boys.
j
The
Grade
Elevens
will
hold
a
similar
session
sometime
this
week.
i
RICHARD
P.
KILBORN.
Mrs.
C.
Worsley
Gamma
take
plac;
next
week
in
the
new
Fresident-Frcd
Kristmanson
srhoo!.
Tho
Juniors
will
occupy
Senior
Vice-President
Derek
the
Activity
Room
and
the
Sen-
r.-tournrau
i
s
igrades
9
to
1
3
1
the
gymna-
Junior
Vice-President
Myrna
s'um-
Dance
committees
which
Knutson
w-ere
formed
by
the
Junior
and
Secretary
Vacated
by
Verna
Senior
Councils
are
making
ttva
Giaham
who
is
also
on
the
Stu-
preparations.
After
this
dance
a
committee
appointed
by
the
clcntr.'
Council
all
Teacher
Sponsors
H.
Pluym,
House
Council
will
arrange
parties.
Miss
Magee
RICHARD
P.
KILBORN.
Helta
President
Patty
Martin
Senior
Vice-President
Ronald
Rhodes
Junior
Vice-President
Jimmy
Saviile
The
Basuto
pony,
well
known
fni
his
ha'-dy
qualities,
is
bred
in
large
numbers
in
Ba;uJoland,
native
African
encalve.
'
t'vt
i
of
security
in
knowing
that
I
had
money
in
bonds
which
I
would
not
be
likely
to
cash.
Have
you
cashed
any
of
your
Bonds
?
'
Yes.
I
sold
one
because
I
had
a
chance
to
buy
a
woodworking
machine
for
.my
home
at
a
bargain.
I
had
to
buy
it
immediately
and
had
no
trouble
in
getting
cash
for
a
bond
right
away
at
the
bank.
It
was
a
wonderful
feeling,
when
I
saw
the
ad
for
the
machine
in
the
paper,
to
be
able
'
to
put
my
hands
on
the
cash
I
needed
for
it.
Do
other
members
of
your
family
buy
Canada
Savings
Bonds
?
I
buy
some
for
my
wife.
Our
son
used
to
buy
Victory
Bonds
when
he
had
his
own
paper
route,
but
-now
he
is
at
university
and
it
takes
all
his
money
to
pay
for
his
tuition.
Secretarj
Bill
Clark
Teacher
Sponsors
J.
Evans.
1
Miss
H.
Langley.
These
officers
wiil
constitute
the
hoiue
council
which
will
havj
control
over
all
student
activities
within
the
school.
The
presidents
will
be
the
repre-entatives
f.'om
each
house
to
the
Students'
Council
which
controls
all
student
concerns
outside
the
school
and
anything
to
do
with
money.
A
combined
meeting
of
the
Students'
Council
and
the
House
Council
was
held
on
Monday
when
a
constitution
for
the
houses
which
was
proposed
bv
L.
Matthews,
the
houte
director,
was
passed
with
one
or
two
alterations.
A
proposed
program
and
scoring
system
for
the
year
has
been
drawn
up
and
will
be
presented
to
the
House
Council
at
its
next
meeting.
In
the
program
points
will
not
only
be
awarded
for
sports
but
also
for
such
topics
as
debating,
journalism
.and
scholarship,
etc.
Y
ANCOL
VFR
VK'TOKI
A
Sunday,
8
p.m.,
Ch.
lectin
Tuesday.
12
Noon
Camosun
M
ICE
ARM,
STEWART
AND
PORT
SIMPSON
Sunday,
Coquitiam,
11
p.m.
FOR
NORTH
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
October
26
ss.
Chilcotin
FOR
SOUTH
QL'EEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
Wader
W.
Beow,
5t,
h"
ol
1618
West
60lh
Ave.,
Von-couver,
B.C.
He
it
a
woodworking
machinist
at
Sigurdson's
M'lwork.
Born
in
Winnipeg,
he
moved
to
Victoria
in
1937
and
to
Vancouver
in
1940.
He
was
ma.-frwf
in
1927.
They
have
one
son,
who
it
a
student
in
hit
third
year
at
tfie
Vnivertity
of
British
Columbia.
Mr.
Beiow's
hobbies
include
gardening,
woodworking
and
ploying
the
piano
ond
the
banjo.
MR.
WALTER
W.
BELLOW.
.
.
What
do
you
think
of
Canada
Savings
Bonds,
Mr.
Below
?
I
guess
that
if
they
have
taught
us
anything
it's
how
to
save.
They
certainly
taught
us
that.
How
is
that
?
Well,
some
of
my
friends
cashed
their
bonds
as
soon
as
they
were
paid
for,
but
I
didn't.
I
realized
that
it
is
possible
bit
by
bit
to
save
a
substantial-
amount
of
(money
by
buying
bonds.
Once
I
had
a
bond,
I
wanted
to
keep
it.
How
do
you
pay
for
the
Bonds
?
Usually
by
payroll
deductions.
But
one
year
the
company
didn't
use
that
plan,
and
I
was
so
anxious
to
buy
a
bond
that
I
arranged
with
my
bank
to
pay
so
much
on
a
bond
each
month.
,
Do
you
plan
to
buy
Bonds
again
this
year?
Oh,
yes.
I'm
a
great
believer
in
buying
these
bonds.
Vihy
are
you
buying
them?
Because
they
are
such
a
safe
investment.
The
interest
may
not
be
so
large
as
on
some
other
'investments,
but
you
can
always
be
sure
of
their
value
and
you
can
cash
them
any
time
at
the
bank
for
100
cents
on
the
dollar.
What
is
your
purpose
in
buying
Canada
Savings
Bonds
?
"
"For
the
future.
It's
nice
to
have
something
you
can
cash
in
an
emergency.
They're
a
protection
for
the
security
of
our
home.
I've
always
felt
a
sense
:
m,
Chiicotin,
Nov.
2,
IB
and
30
9
p.m.
'
FRANK
1,
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
.
NOW
BETTER
THAN
EVER
.
Canada
Savings
Bonds
6th
Series
mature
In
10
years
and
9
months
from
date
of
issue
ond
bear
ten
3'j
coupons.
The
first
coupon
covers
1
year
and
9
months
and
is
payable
on
August
1st,
1953;
subsequent
coupons
come
due
August
1st
yearly
thereafter
until
maturity.
If
cashed
before
,
August
1st,
1953,
simple
interest
is
paid
at
2
per
year,
.
calculated
monthly.
If
held
to
maturity
the
overall
yield
is
equivalent
to
3.21
per
year.
The
limit
for
holdings
in
ar.y
one
name
is
$5,000
in
the
6th
Series.
The
bonds
are
cashable
e
at
full
face
value,
plus
interest
at
any
time
at
any
bank
in
e
Canada.
They
'are
registered
in
the
owner'
nome.
They
are
non-assignable
and
non-transferable.
I
Ihird
Ave-.
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first
school
dance
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