School
Board-
Prince
Kuperr
Loiiy
iNews
Wednesday,
fjecember
5,
laol
ward,
furl
Simpson
school
Willi
,
be
closed
down
ul
the
end
of
I
this
month
for
lack
of
sufficient;
;
enrolment,
now
six
pupils.
3L
DAILY
NEWS
Pulp
Mill
Cagers
Edge
Students
in
Second
Win
request
by
Principal
A.
M.
Hurst
j
announced
appointment
of
S.
A.
Looking
Into
Light
Bills
Cheeseman
as
vice-principal
for
i
r
.
...
r.j
j
;
101
a
hospital
bed
for
the
nurses'
I
PrT"Ke
ng
.
Edwrd
quarters
at
Booth
Memorial.
Borden
Street
school
and
Mrs.
C,
Weise,
vice-principal
of
Conrad
Street
school.
.
r,
'IChairaan
Dr.
R.
O.
Large
and
,
as
soon
as
possible
in
preparation
trustees
agreed
that
an
ordinary
Resignations
and
fo
resurfacing
cot
would
be
suitable.
Appointments
I
The
steam
plant
at
Booth
'
i
-
CCC300
49,
Rainmakers
40;
.Mansions
(J!),
Cordon
&
Anderson
49
By
EOALD
FENESS
Alarm,d
at
the
high
electric
!"r
'!
Further
negotiations
on
teach-
W.
D.
Lamble
returned
to
the
city
on
!
the
Prfnce
George
this
morning
from
a
busines
trip
to
Vancouver.
power
bills
lot
schools,
school
i
.
t1
.
.
t
fV,.
i
ers'
salaries
were
discussed
in
t,r:u
,.ti,t
u:
v.
.W
nnn
'
w
.lasLniiht
ke1
St'frelary
board
will
investigate
further
j
committee.
Meanwhile,
the
board
.mn
,-,uU
uiJjJUMiiuu
uuni
-Pr
to
mtei
view
.
uicsiuuciiywv-'j
p0KiU)miy
of
piplng
hot
watr
last
nient
took
the
last
srame
01
the
twin
senior
noo;
.:"::;
.:r
..
.....
K
'
ilrm
the
new
annex
to
the.
old
fixture
by
a
hard-earned
nine
points
starring
Mar-
Last
,mor,th's
bin
for
lighting
Clothiers
Hold
Winning
Streak
in
Fifth
Victory
shall.
Thompson
and
Ratehford
for
the
r;ulo
cantr
and
building
instead
of
putting
in
a
new
hot
water
tank,
which
would
cot
more
than
$600
and
about
$200
a
year
to
operate.
Purchase
of
four
12-foot
trucks
I
KrLstman.son
and
Morrison
for
Rainmakers.
and
power
was
$1300.
At
that
rate
we
are
paying
$13,000
a
year
for
electrkly
alone;"
pointed
out
Mrs.
Earl
Becker,
trustee,
"and
I
think
that
Setting
a
gruelling
pace
from
for
transporting
chairs
and
a
I
"
VJ
111
w
i
!!7-
-j
l
is
far
too
much."
j
janitor's
wagon
for
King
Edward
j
the
start,
Cellulo.se
held
a
firm
I
lead
throughout
but
not
without
IVaser
&
Payne
57,
Merchants
22;
Maple
Leafs
,,,
Bulgers
10
Cther
trustees
agreed.
They;
school
was
approved,
but
the
said
they
didn't
know
what
kind
jt.ard
turned
thumbs
down
on
a
Boston
Takes
Third
Place1
!
danger
of
upset,
featured
by
the
j
tough
checking
of
Morrison,
fast
;
shooting
by
Watson
and
the
By
ROSS
INGRAM
of
rates
the
schools
were
being
charged.
Thev
asked
Mrs.
Roper
to
get
a
clarification.
BOSTON
Boston
Bruins
a
3
to
1
National
Hockey
Winning
their
fifth
straight,
fashionable
I
whitewashed
Merchants
,
in
last
night's
inte:'-ihool"u'r-fliaU-
hoop
hill
with
,nore
than
a
double
wore
which
!
JK
mteTnd
S&St
iill'td
(Hiristolf
and
Wesch
in
a
Kcnrinir
lun
uitli
i
plays
was
his
steady
Job.
Mar-
Two
resignations
from
teach-
Chicago
ers
were
received
last
night
and
League
victory
over
Black
Hawks
here
last
night
and
j
two
appointments
made
as
re-
hall
Droved
deadlv
under
the
moved
into
third
place
in
the
1
placements.
Mrs.
N
W.
Youngs
i,
each.
!
:
;
w
basket
and
Thompson
was
a?-
standing
ahiad
of
Montreal
I
resigned
from
King
Edward
gressive
all
the
way.
These
three
;
Canad.ens.
school:
Mrs.
Mary
Hutchinson,
standouts
each
scored
12
points,
i
jjm
Henry,
Boston
goalie,!
Irom
Digby
Island
school.
Marshall,
Thompson
and
Du
-
'
turned
in
a
superb
performance
Mrs.
Vein
Faulkner,
following
mas
landed
on
the
bench
via
the
and
tallies
by
Dave
Creig.iton
approval
by
,the
board
.of
her
application,
was
appointed
to
Digby
Island,
while
Miss
Jane
Common,
teacher
at
Port
Simp-sun,
was
transferred
to
King
d-
foul
route
in
the
last
half.
,
and
Bill
Ezinicki
insured
the
A
last
minute
uprising
which
f
triumph
Of
the
Bruins,
had
all
the
makings
of
a
fisti-j
Tonight
there
will
be
two
NHL
cuff
settlement
landed
pulp
1
games-Detroit
at
Toronto
and
mill's
Tcichman
on
the
bench
,
Boston
at
New
York,
for
misconduct
after
taking
a
N
H
L.
STANDINGS
Intermediate
i
Frasf-r
&
Payne
Christoff
22.
Wesch
22,
Peter.on
5,
Enredge
4,
ft.
Smith
4,
J.
Smith.
J.
Parnell.
1
Merchants
Brown
6,
Enkson
!
4,
Jelfeiies
4.
McF.irlane
4,
Mc-!
Intwh
2,
Wing
2,
Phipps,
Si-dg-i
wick,
Waters.
Juniors
j
Maple
Leuis
dtrand
8,
Shen-!
ton
7,
Morrison
5,
McKay
5,
I
Stuart
3,
Parnell
2,
Forbes
2,
Nelson
2.
l
I
Bulgers
Smith
5,
Demon
2.
i
Sedgwick
2,
Saville
1,
Newfiekl,
4,-thaijts
just
never
had
a
ji,f.
In
Hie
first
minute
aftiT
A
parting
jump,
Christoff
in
fi,ur
baskets
and
from
,i
un
pl-ived
flawless
ball,
it
12
points
in
the
first
,,r.
In
the
last
quaf'tci',
t,
na'.p
Wesch
broke
through
ji:.-h
olf
his
heavy
scoring
10
qui
"k
points.
Dp.,ld
Ken
ess
"reffod"
his
first
.ufdiaU
game,
helped
by
.jr.-oii.
Only
five
personal
were
called
on
the
wlnneg,
it:ime
on
(he
losers.
W
D
L
F
A
P
Oid
Country
FOOTBALL
swing
at
Nickerson.
Making
up
i
lor
lack
of
iize
by
tenacious.
Detroit
bull-dog
checking,
Rainmakers'
:
Toronto
...
blond-headed
toughie
sprawled
j
Boston
..'
to
the
floor
with
Teichman
in
a
'
Montreal
sci
amble,
near
falling
foul
to
a
ohicago
backhand
swing
by
the
irate
'
New
York
Three
C's
eager.
6
4
59
40
30
6
6
55
40
28
8
7
41
41
22
3
11
57
58
21
3
14
54
09
19
5
11
50
58
17
...12
..
11
..
9
...
8
...
a
AAartin-Scnour
finihi
offer
a
womirfui
chok
of
itylot
and
colors
to
moot
ovory
decorating
neod.
They
ore
exceptionally
economical
have
outstanding
coverage
and
hiding
qualities,
stand
up
to
yean
of
wear
and
weather.
Be
sure
to
see
ut
for
lhe
complete
Martin
Snour
lint
points,
vorniihei
and
enamels
for
every
job.
Pillold.
Flood,
M-'Neil,
Stan
wood,
at
l'i
is
took
their
luurtn
li
nt
diicut
la.st
night,
thi.s
Hu-svik;
I-ootball
Association
cup
first
j
round
replay:
!
Ipswich
Town
1
Mefhyr
Tydfil
'0.
by
a
wa-shout
from
high
j
f
.
s
Maple
Leafs,
leading
24
j
at
the
final
whittle.
Ou-:-j
.i
ing
for
the
students
were
i
lO
fTAItl
LIVE
Mill:
AM.W
Continued
from
pae
Z)
Gordon
&
And
"
311,1
sncnton-
.
sc,"ri,,8
!
the
Lesion.
Punishment,
even
foi
t
and
seven
respectively
Uy
offenceSi
Ls
yf
lhe
ervsl
erson
Ltd.
Referees
Slatta
and
Davidson
'
ruled
a
foul
on
each
player,
but
sent
Teichman
off
the
floor.
j
MANSONS
J
Right
from
the
start,
jewellers
grabbed
a
lead,
but
lo-.s
it
twice
as
Holkestud
and
Pierce
com-:
bined
to
drive
through
with
a!
scoring
spree
giving
them
l;j
and
10
points
respectively.
j
m
scored
four
of
"
his
"!
i
kind
A
favorru
mmnltv
for
eat-
Phone
46
(Ipswich
now
meets
Exeter
in
second
round
Dec.
15.)
Association
Matches
Wales
3,
Rest
United,
Kingdom
2.
Football
Association
Ttaai
4,
Hoyal
Navy
1.
1
CLASSIC
GAME
The
most
ancient
gam'
flayed
with
ftiek
and
ball
is
beneved
to
have
been
a
form
of
polo
played
by
the
ancient
Persians.
fit
in
the
nr.st
quarter,
and
.k
&
his
team
rolling.
In
the
.$:.!,
Morrison
with
height
i
.f:ito;e,
scored
five
and
Shen-
j
iifl
.liowed
with
a
similar
score
j
i
Muin-stay
for
Bui-
i
Hockey
Scores
National
Boston
3,
Chicago
1.
Pacific
Coast
Calgary
O,
Vancouver
4
Edmonton
.4.
Saskatoon
.4
'
tie
i
Western
International
Spikane
4.
Kelson
1
"
Okanagan-Pacific
Coast
Vjrnon
3,
Nanaimo
5
Remember
when?
Ivan
Parke,
champion
American
Jockey
of
the
year,
rode
Spring
led
the
scoring
for
Man-
,
ing
a
few
pieces
of
potatoes
,
while
doinj
kitchen
duty
and
this
happens
often
was
pa.k!
drill,
which
meant
carrying
50-pound
pack
supendi?cl
by;
wire
only
on
a
bare
back
in
the
!
desert
sun.
Marching
around
the
i
parade
square
of
crushed
rock
:
was
done
with
bare
feet.
i
"That
was
a
minor
penalty."!
When
the
Legionnaires
are
in
training,
much
attention
is
glvjn
!
Uj
developing
physical
strengtu.
,
"But
when
they
are
lighting,!
their
foundation
ls
alcohol.
Most
i
.'.as
Smith,
who
scored
hali
1
s
jm's
points.
i
jf
sici-t:'iil;.r
shot
followed
j
lis.
Maple
Leafs'
Forbes
tipped
:
iLjund
for
a
basket,
which
u
i;uu.U
leat
lor
juniars.
i
Oi:IM.:
!
ons
with
18
points,
assisted
by
Webster
and
Arney
with
14
and
13
points.
SCORING:
CCC
3u0-Dumas
5,
Marshal
12,
Ratchford
12,
Hougan,
Thompson
lfi.
Teichmaii
2,
Peterson
1.
Hill
5,
Brew.
Rainmakers
Young
4,
Mor-
t
,
Seagrams
Crown
Royal
Staxam'i
V.O.
Stagranvs
"83"
Seagrams
King's
Plate
Seagram's
Special
Old
five
straight
winners
and
a
of
them
are
half-drunk
all
the
1
(.I.OKt.K
IMWhS
AUCTIONEER
time"
And
that
is
one
reason,!
rison
5'
Ciccone
2,
Sather
4,
Tait
second
at
Jefferson
Park
28
he
believes,
for
so
much
violence!
I2'
Nickerson
2.
Clark
3,
Rhodes,
years
ago
today.
Park
finished
firern
8iJ
and
Ket!
Yl
Watson
11,
Knstmanson
5.
the
season
with
173
wins
on
718
mounts.
He
was
champion
jocKey
'
Mansons
Spring
18,
Webster
again
the
following
year,
In
1924,
1
ntre
are
a
few,
l.ke
himself,
he
says,
who
lead
tiieir
own
lile
their
own
way
as
much
as
possible.
But
they
are
few.
In
Canada
for
his
twenty-first
day,
he
says
he
dreamed
of
coming
to
this
country
when
he
was
14,
Arney
13.
McChesney
9,
Bill
with
205
wins
In
844
races.
All
8,
Olsen
7,
Walsh,
Youngman.
records
were
bioken
last
year
by
,
J.
Culmone,
363
wins
in
1,570
O
&
A
Holkestad
j
15,
Pierce
T,.
10.
Boulter
9,
Currie
7,
Hebb
4,
Kristmanson
2,
Christoff
Cic-
j
If
you
want
to
sell
it,
advertise
cone,
Smith,
Moore.
it.
News
cla-ssified.
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
N
BETTER
USED
CARS
9.
.
1
in
high
school.
He
read
much
I
about
this
country
and
studied
t
the
Er.glish
language
diligently,
i
He
still
speaks
it,
even
tnough
i
with
a
heavy
accent.'
Three
days
ago
he
arrived
from
Vancouver
where
he
had
1
been
two
days.
He
says
he
loves
the
west
coast
with
its
"remark-1
abie
nature."
He
hopes
to
find
opportunity
here
for
his
spoit-!
ing
artivities,
especially
In
bas-
ketball
and
boxing.
He
luis
been
!
invited
to
attend
the
basketball
practice
by
Civic
Centre
sports
i
director
Fred
Calrieroni.
esc
cars
are
older
:
it?,tev
jsliifts-:
sZZzZr?
l"-4
f
1
M
l
;
'
I
dels
but
thev
ore
in
d
condition
.
.
.
and
rt
imoaVtant
of
oil
y
ore
priced
so
that
'Winqs
ever
the
interior'
i
con
afford
to
buy.
47
Austin
8
Sedan
4-
fJJ:A
I
I'
I
I
50
Prefect
Sedan
"8
International
Pickup
in
very
!
good
shape
f38
Ford
Coach
50
Austin
Sedan
I
with
radio
N
Thames
Van
'37
Tcrraplane
for
I
good
transporta-
.
I
VOTE
DEC.
13
To
Terrace
daily
fo
Prince
George
and
Intermediate
Points
Three
Days
Weekly
To
Kilimat
and
Kemano
Daily
Except
Fridays
from
TERRACE
B.C.
-XJ
LTD.
Crawford
Moore,
Agent
Prince
Rupert
Terrace
Phone
Black
907
.Phone
133
Because
you
are
actually
the
person
who
sets
the
price
you
pay
for
automobile
insurance...
that
is,
you
and
every
other
driver
in
your
area.
Superior
Auto
Service
Ltd.
W
Ave.
v.
Ph.
Green
217
There
is
neither
mystery
nor
magic
in
the
setting
of
automobile
insurance
costs.
These
costs
are
based
on
the
amount
paid
out
in
claims
in
the
different
rating
areas
across
the
country.
If,
during
any
period,
losses
are
lighter
than
the
earlier
period
on
wh'ch
the
rates
were
based,
your
costs
will
go
down.
If
accidents
occur
more
frequently
and
bring
about
heavier
losses,
damages
awarded
become
larger
(as
they
have
progressively
done),
then
your
costs
must
go
up.
Every
attempt
is
made
as
far
as
practicable
to
reward
the
good
risk
and
penalize
the
poor
one.
That
is
why
drivers
under
25
are
charged
so
much
more
for
their
automobile
insurance.
On
the
average
about
14
of
the
people
who
drive
motor
cars
are
in
this
young,
age
group
.
.
.
but
they
are
involved
in
28'
,'
of
all
fatal
accidents.
Automobile
insurance
premiums
are,
in
general,
consider,
ably
higher
now
than
they
were
a
few
years
ago.
That
is
because
accidents
are
far
more
numerous
these
days
and
each
accident
tends
to
be
more
costly.
That
means
more
and
more
money
paid
out
in
claims.
When
the
cost
of
accident
claims
goes
down
through
more
carelul
driving
automobile
insurance
costs
will
go
down
and
you
will
profit.
Remember
too,
when
you
drive
carefully,
you
save
more
than
money
you
save
lives.
And
the
life
you
save
may
be
your
own.
;
u
m
m
i
Ask
Your
Insurance
Agent
Rely
on
jour
Insurance
Acnt
for
all
martcrs
pertaining
to
your
insurance.
AH
his
efforts
are
dedicated
to
bringing
you
the
fullest
measure
of
protection
and
security
for
your
everv
insurance
dollar.
Don't
hesitate
to
cail
on
him
forajiy
information
or
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