Supervision
left
Aesthetic
Slant
f
u;zenS
Prince
Rupert
Daiiv
News
Thursday.
October
11,
1951
MAP.ITiBL'p.G
,
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r,bnv
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A
Suitable
presentation
Was
Veuibet
wnn
ivns.
j.
nami
.
made
by
Prin.-ipnl
T,
O.
B.ve-
charge
of
arrangements,
man
on
behalf
of
members
to
Guests
attending
the
meeting
Mrs.
C.
Johansen.
a
valued
mem-
were
r
q
Moore,
president
of
ber
and
worker
who
U
leaving
the
Prince
Rupert
Parent-the
city
shortly.
j
Teacher
Council,
and
Joseph
i
WANT
DENTAL
CMNIC
'
Goscoe.
'
and
"lvrs
on
the
ar
At
Half-Day
Week
At
Board
Meet'
Committee
bookseller
C
T
Board
of
schr.nl
trustees
feels
'
Bicussion
at
the
regular
that
hu'f
a
day
a
week
should
monthly
meeting
of
the
buard
of
be
suftici-.nt
fur
principals
of
school
trustees
took
an
aesthetic
Frank
Uerry,
secretary,
was.
Following
the
meeting,
eom-
chosen
to
represent
Conrad
P-TA
rmmity
singing
was
enjoyed
and
said
novels
rt
14
on
a
committee
lormed
of
P-TA
;
refre:shment.s
wehe
served.
tic
misery-
Conrad
Street
P-TA
Supports
Idea
lental
Clinic
Mooted
the
elementary
.'
huo)s
to
devote
slant
itth
dittvrtnce
of
opinion
1
I
UieillUt
IS
UUUUIIUJu
L,
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Wjid
ft
Between
'he
men
and
women
members.
Full
support
to
me
lormauon
headed
by.
J.
s.
wiison,
pnnci-,
ICONOMY
14-OZ.
vene-
here
of
a
citizen's
committee
to
pai
0f
Borden
Street
School,
to
r
aid
and
teach
new
Canadians
i
ouk
thoroughly
Into
possibili-!
I
;r
...
fc
-f
tho!.....
....
...til...
.
a.nl,.l
.
1
to
s.ipei
vision
oi
me
g-raae
room;:
provided
that
efficient
teaching
is
going
on
in
the
ciar-
:
svs.
i
There
could
be
such
a
thing
as
1
too
nruch
supervision.
Chairman
I
R.
C.
Urge
felt.
!
After
considerable
discussion
of
a
suggestion
that
the
princi
;"
'"as
all
about
.t
tiun
''nils
or
'('.
'.;
..
ihoukl
,
install
i
rpaeious
wlidnvs
at
l...
Edward
School.
.1u;e
King
Va.S
pituuru
uj
"'v
tira
lui
wrvving
up
at
mii,
Coruad
Street
School
Parent-1
dinic
for
children
here.
Teacher
Association
at
their
j
P.T
members
went
on
record
monthly
meeting
Tuesday
eve-ag
opposed
to
the
con
ning.
Mr.
Olrardet
was
chooeii
,tlnua!K.e
OI
daylight
saving
time
as
their
delegate
to
the
citizens'
rt
.
.
lts
abolition.
UNEMPLOYMENT
around
the
world
mini:
tee
inaugural
meeting
......
.'I
pal.:,
might
be
allowed
a
full
day
per
week
for
such
supervision,
it
was
decided
to
leave
it
at
half
a
day.
(Per
rent
of
change
in
one
year)
DECREASE
scheduled
,
,
,
j
for
October
it
23.
oaturuay,
uciooer
ti.
a
n
as
the
date
for
the
P-TA
s
an-
Installation
of
newly
elected
.
h,,,...,,
Vn
MneHnwn
Ar
TIT
tificers
for
1951-52
was
carried
laI1(,emenU
aie
Ul
the
hands
of
out
by
retiring
President
Mrs.
M
w
M.irrllw.h
and
Miss
Ham-
The
lade
seemed
to
favor
drapes
feeling
that
they
were
arm.'
stt'.
ict
in
appearance
and
were
now
in
general
u?e.
And
what
a
chore,
the
dusting
ol
Venetian
blinds.
The
men
leaned
to
Venetian
blinds.
They
looked
mote
busi-ne
shke
and
allowed
freer
access
cl
light
if
nec.ssary.
And
what
about
the
fading
of
unwieldy
awkward
drapes?
Finally,
it
was
decided
there
John
Denning,
who
handed
tuc.,
nrul!lttm
conveners.
rems
u,
the
new
president,
W.
O..
m
CfXmbw
onnll,w-
t
J
,
whetht.4
card
parties
wlU
have
A
pennant
was
pirscineo.
.
,,r
.tlendinre
to
AUSTRALIA
AUSTRIA
BELGIUM
CANADA
CHILE
FINLAND
warrant
their
monthly
continu
Are
Studying
Natives
Here
A
man
and
wife
team
of
freelance
writers
stayed
in
Prince
Rupert
a
brief
overnight
befo.e
taklns
a
plane
to
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
yesterday.
They
are
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
i'lU
of.
New
York,
who
are"
gathering
ance,
a
trial
card
party
will
be
held
on
the
third
Friday
In
No-
t
was
no
hurry
anyway
now
that
short
days
were
here
and
there
:
was
no
need
to
worry
about
keep-:
ing
out
the
sur.l'gh'..
I.
Action
on
filinds
or
drapes
!
which
were
tendered
upon
by
FRANCE
GERMAN
FED.
REP.
Indians'
Gordon
&
Anderson
and
fe
of
British
Co
urna
V
.1
i,iVi,
,
...0.,m
i
Kfiif.ie
Furniture
was
def
Ml
HAWAII
until
brighter
days
from
both
the
sunlight
and
ca.h
The
bicRMt
bran
flakr
IU1
lllf
r:iirin.ii
i.iuotu...
v
Natural
H.story.
Following
an
Interview
with
F.
E.
Aniield,
Indian
superintendent
here,
the
pair
said
they
would
return
to
Prince
Rupert
in
a
few
weeks.
Mr.
Olsens
class,
combined
tirades
4
and
5,
whose
pupili
had
the
greatest
number
o:
parent'
at
the
meeting.
The
pennant
will
be
awarded
each
month
to
the
class
with
most
p
irenw
attending
the
meetings.
Members
were
asked
In
a
letter
from
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
Modernifcatton
Fund
committee
for
support
of
their
present
drive.
Members
were
urged
by
the
president
to
lend
their
Individual
support.
It
was
decided
to
contact
the
Gyro
Club
regarding'
a
small
playgiound
on
Alired
Street
winch
is
at
present
regarded
as
a
hazard
to
the
children
who
plav
there,
chiefly
because
chil-LiMi
.eusi
cinno
a
rocky
slope
tight
i-.c
'he
path
of
Uatfic
10
c-'.er
or
k.ive
the
plavRroun
l.
'I
he
(sMb
will
be
qjeuort
rerua-nia
.
ic.r
plans
lor
ths
pi
j-
fi
Centvtn!
otity
Kfilnmi's
are
to
crmldy
trsp
Wmidrrfui
wny
to
grt
eitra
bulk
to
help
krrp
you
'rtuJar,"
k
ft
you
SvViTcMEDTO
Premier
Man
IRELAND
JAPAN
NETHERLANDS
NEW
ZEALAND
PAKISTAN
SAAR
SOUTH
AFRICA
SWITZERLAND
UNITED
KINGDOM
Dam
Work
is
Well
on
Way
,
A
good
start
has
been
mad"
with
construction
of
the
cany""
dam
on
the
Nechako
River,
about
60
miles
south
of
Vander-honf
this
belns
in
connection
Ml
HINESE
DISHES
Chop
Suey
-
Chow
Mein
Open
p.m.
1:3
a.m.
HOLLYWOOD
CAFE
For
OuUtde
Orders
Phont
131
Mil
BRAM
m
MM
with
the
power
developments
at
'
grounv
it
it
is
to
oe
lmtin
sm-Kemano
near
Kilimat
for
the
ed,
the
-TA
hopes
to
have
the
h
Recovering
j
Gardner
B.
Thompson,
former
mechanical
superintendent
of
Silbak-Premier
mines,
Is
recovering
satisfactorily
in
Vancou-
Jver
General
Hospital
after
undergoing
an
operation.
Mr.
Thompson
expects
to
be
i
discharged
next
week
and
wiU
declared
a
UNITED
STATES
surrounding
area
playground
one.
iiii.
iiii
Aluminum
Co.
of
Canada.
According
to
expectations,
the
dam
will
be
finished
in
November
1952.
It
will
be
about
300
V,
ed
Per
cent
of
change
in
one
year)
INCREASE
feet
high,
containing
?
500,000
.travel
with
Mrs.
Thompson
to
c
blc
vard
of
ma,eiial.
'join
their
children
who
have
By
mfjns
of
it
the
Nechako
been
visiting
with
ipeir
grano-
River
wl
be
ba;.ked
up
to
create
"a
larse
reservoir
to
force
the'
,
parents,
Mr.
anu
iviia.
iv.
Thompson,
at
Sorrento,
B.C.
NOW
AT
YOUR
GROCER
DENMARK
INDIA
ISRAEL
NORWAY
PUERTO
RICO
;
waters
through
a
chain
of
lukej
;
;
and
streams,
as
well
as
tunnel
.
j
(Bill
SaiL
V
J
j
MARKS
107th
BIRTHDAY
j
I
SIOCKHOLM
8weden's:
oldest
inhabitant,
Johanne
An-1
dersson,
celebrated
her
107th
birthday
with
a
congratulatory
j
'
m.fsage
fiom
King
Gustaf
Adoit
This
chart,
showing
a
drop
in
unemployment
in
most
countries,
is
based
on
data
received
by
the
International
Labor
Organization
(ILO),
one
of
the
l.N.
Specialized
Agencies.
The
rise
or
fall
is
for
May
or
June
1051,
as
compared
with
the
same
period
a
year
ago.
!
Business
and
Professional
and
Queen
Louise
but
was
abo
of
a
large
num-
;
Women's
Club
heard
a
talk
bv
P'easea
oy
a
giu
btv
of
coffee
parcels.
Firt
Wr.mon
Care
Urged
in
flPfi1!.'
v
.
-
"
-
'
i
-
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I
Bill
Scuby
on
furs,
"From
the
Trapper
to
You,"
at
the
first
meeting
last
night
following
the
summer
recess.
The
club
also
voted
a
S10
donation
to
the
Canadian
Institute
SalarY
Matters
i
n
r
a
r
join
itx.A.r.
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Developed
and
Printed
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4th
Street
Box
645
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Prlnrp
Rimer
Board
of
school
trustees
has
t
,h
niind
current
drive
and
!
been
warned
in
a
letter
from
53g
,(,
thp
F
rinrB
Rupert
General
Two
of
the
first
three
Princ
the
British
Columbia
School
Hospital
Modehnizatlon
Fund.
Rupert
Women
to
have
enlisted
Trustees'
Association
that
it
Miss
Mary
McMillan,
presl-
in
the
peace-time
RCAF
Worn-
,
should
be
cautious
in
the
mat-dent
waa
th
cnau..'
en's
Pivision
leave
tonight
on
j
ter
of
granting
Increases
in.
'
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.
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.
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V
'
.,:
ALm.
me
rrince
ueorge
lor
vancou-
teachers'
salaries
so
that
em-ver
to
enter
a
new
career.
!
harassing
precedents
are
not
set.
Misses
naimeen
bimtti
ana
suggesting
Immediate
ex-
j
iceman
nave
uenueu
rnallge
of
information
as
to
new
.mat
tneir
new
jods
win
oe
serv-
develoDments
in
8aiarv
policy.
the
association
requested
the
i
iirg
their
country
as
communications
operators
and
both
are
eagerly
looking
forward
to
begin
their
fundamental
training
board
to
keep
it
closely
in
touch
j
with
details
of
any
salary
re-
nnpsttf
that
mav
he
mnrip
on
of
eight
weeks
at
St,
John's,
benalf
o
teachers,
counter-Quebec.
,
.ia
f
the
board
rniH
ac
Pajl
and
rank
promotions
in
tion
taken.
the
newly
formed
division
of
the
RCAF
is
equal
to
that
of
the
men
and
the
peace-time
uniforms
have
been
revised
lor
the
better,
Miss
Smith
says.
'
Miss
Jean
Cameron,
the
flr.,t
Prince
Rupert
woman
to
Join
the
ranks
with
Canada's
Hying
Art
Murray
Elks'
Head
men,
left
for
training
several
weeks
ago.
Miss
Smith
formerly
worked
Installation
of
officers
elected
by
the
Elks'
Club
sees
for
the
telephone
department
i,
J.
i
J
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r
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fc
vri"
r-ii
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s
v'-.:;t
V
'f
here
and
as
a
dress
designer
in
Art
Murray
continue
as
Exalted
Ruler.
Other
executives
are:
Vancouver
Leading
Knight
J.
H.
M
Bremner.
Loyal
Knight
Eric
Speers.
Lecturing
Knight
George
'
Mnr
an4
mnr
itionnrri
rc
reaching
for
mi
LtiiWffHn'fllt"'''
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,;
Miss
Leeman
was
employed
in
the
office
of
Prince
Rupert
Fishermen's
Co-operative
Association,
here
and
with
B.C.
Electric
Co.
Ltd.
in
Vancouver.
Bpth
wish
to
make
the
Air
Force
their
career,
they
say.
Ttaty
were
home
on
a
vveekj
leave.
CUIenjet
SALMON
...
popular
because
of
it.
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fine.
unLn.
nu.llW.
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and
tastv
because
it
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Secretary
Sydney
Anderson.
Treasurer
Mike
Budinich.
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processed
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few
houn
after
catchinj.
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s'.a
Inner
guard
Lloyd
McLellen.
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N.
J.
Gurvich,
Pick
and
Edward
Clapp.
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Vern
Ciccone.
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of
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order
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in
complete
news
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city
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in
charge
of
publicity
of
such
organizations
contact
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of
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hv
I.ihhv's
is
Canada's
fastest-sclim
juice!
Lilly's
tastes
just
like
juicy
ripe
(omatfi0ee1SJ.rip(
JJaiioriiig
because
that
s
exactly
w
nat
u
is
.
tomatoes
gently
pressed
so
only
the
swcetet.
freshest
juice
is
extracted.
Nothing
is
ad"
tx
a
little
salt!
Try
it
.
.
.
the
new
pack,
fresh
fro
the
field,
is
at
your
grocer's
now!
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