Thursday,
March
8.
1951
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Life
Stories
at
Gyro
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Three
new
Ciyni
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tave.
autobiographical
talks
the
club's
weekly
luncheon
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Listeners".
Choice
.ill
Till!
Ruiidiine
.Society
!
terday.
They
were
Loiidun-iioen
4
Kdward
Boulter,
manag
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of
I'm
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4
130-20,000
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Ben
Parkin,
manager
of
K.-lly-DoiiRlas.'who
first
saw
lmht
'if
day
in
Cranbrook.
and
Jame.s
'
F'irld,
owner
of
Armour
Salv:""?
Co.,
who
bails
from
Ko'rlna
an
I
saw
fonslderable
service
in
H
Hoyal
Canadian
Navy
during
tbo
i
war.
President
E.
D.
Forward
was
In
the
chair
at
yesterday's
luncheon.
Jack
Dona
n
of
Vanr
m
-ver
was
a
guest.
:
RUPERT
MEN'S
AND
:
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BOYS'
STORE
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Sale
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&
Boys'
Wear
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PROGRESS
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Tnirty-oiic
senior
o.
filers
of
Canadian,
British
and
U.S.
armed
forces
are
on
a
15-day
titir
of
Canadian
and
American
bases
in
the
north.
They
are
students
and
staff
members
of
t-c
RCAF
Staff
College
at
Armour
Heights,
Toronto.
Locking
over
the
route
they
will
tutor
arc
Maior
C.
Giokas
of
R:-gina,
left,
one
of
two
Canadian
Army
officers,
and
Sqiln.
Ldr.
Fire
Alarm
Finds
Hydrants
OK
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National
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alarm
s:-
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rUTIM
fires
throe
weeks
ago
which
des-Uuyi'd
a
home
and
the
Smithers
Tiara;';
was
handled
T'lesuny
'morning
Willi
effective
diapatch.
The
alarm
resulted
when
attempts
to
thaw
frozen
pipes
in
a
buili'hig
sot
out
of
control
and
set
the
sawdust
insulation
o.i
tire.
j
All
hydrants
end
the
fire
trikk
were
in
working
order.
The
fire
was
put
out
with
portable
extinguishers.
The
fire
I
thawed
out
the
frozen
water
!
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10:10
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10:15
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Harrv
Wood
Show
10:30
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10:45-
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of
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PACIFIC
ELECTRIC
HOTEL
FRASER
HOUS
z.-..z-z.
..--ow-.----
Can
Education
Help
Combat
Delinquency?
Due
today
from
Bkagway
with
Jr.ci.ikl
Uellnquen-
500
tons
of
Yukon
we.to.Van-,
Want
Ads,
Sure
Results!
1
1
1
:00
Kindergarten
of
the
Air
-
-
----
-
eouver,
the
frame
waiernoiise
.
usually
stems
from
lack
of
care
,v,ia
Thorn
-
School
discipline!
..
'...
freiL'hter
Chilliwack,
Capt.
Wal
tcr
Holniberj;,
will
clear
customs
and
supervision
with
a
conse-
automatically
'InslHi
in
a
child
L'-j.
quent
degree
of
freedom
and
idle
u.
habit
of
ciinforniiiiK
with
set
!
$n'f
think
ofcwytih$
1
before
yoing
to
Watson
Island
ton
load
an
eight-ton
bulldozer
shovel.
Three
to
four
hundred
tons
of
fi.shmeal
loaded
at
Bute-dale
will
also
be
in
the
canto
of
Roundup
Tune
Weal
her
Forecast
Message
Period
ll.ee.
Int.
.Scandinavian
MeloiMes
1'Ril
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Mid-Day
Mclo'!:e
;
T.C
News
Pioi'.rain
I.V-uinii'
t
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in
liKKtdra
t
Rec.
Int.
Cuncerl.
Hour
our
I
the
southbound
freighter.
iimc.
i
fuics
anci
regulations
wmcn
are
Formal
education
can
and
does
necessary
to
preserve
our
society,
help
to
combat
delinquency
ifiso-1
Tl"
ehier
facte;'
in
cDiiibatting
far
as
a
large
portion
of
the
delinquency
is
still
parental
in-child't
time
is
accounted
for
and
fluence.
insofar
as
we
may
obtain
teach-.
j,.:,n
Camrrriu-
E
d
ucation
ers
who
arc
wise
anil
under-
should
help
combat
delinquency
standing
enough
to
make
a
p.T-
as
k,
toaehvs
children
to
discern
..1
effort
on
behalf
of
the
between
right
and
wrong-but
child
who
is
not
well
adjusted.
n1c
home
and
church
life
also
2:im
12:15
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mm
mm
-.I.Frank
Walerhou.se
oil
ra'ri-r.
Argu.s,
Capt.
Jack
Woud,
arrived
n
port
yesterday
morning
Iron1
Wtnu.-!.
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Aftnr
Klniiniinii'
nut
1
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Thn
infliinn.!.
nf
siwh
toncliprs
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Horn
foui
ol
her
tanks,
slio
lei'.:
""
last
evening
for
Butcdalc
to
load
not
t,nly
011
,he
chlld'
"t.on
tno
;
W.
L.
Woods-It
is
a
well
es
must
1:30
Musical
Program
1:45
Mr.
Prime
Mini.-:
tcr,
Civ
2:00
School
Broadcast
':
30-
Records
at
Uundnin
2:45-Solo
Guest
3:00
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Music
Box
3:15
Don
Messer
&
Ilis
Inlanders
oil
for
nome
through
the
child
Ublishcd
fact
that
an
educated
9(1.000
gallons
of
herring
j
not
be
unaeresumairi.
i-hiM
lm
n
orentpr
rhancp
til
Vancouver.
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The
rebel
vonnostrr
is
helned
.
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succcea
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an
uneaucaiea
one.
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.miVtvv.
winter
season,
motorship
"Sid-
'
l?r0UK"
l,nc
lacl
01
tc,,n8
,on
Education
constitutes
learning
.
.
-
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iti
a
vh
trrnun
surn
tts
thp
r
ass
.
...
...
.
ncy.
commanded
by
Capt.
Joe
.
C
,
i
ana
w'""e
one
is
ousy
learning
r.L
nHw.l
ll.Hi.mt.
u
h
Kc.it.
.r
cri..nn
.
...
.
Burd.'-tte,
unloaded
three
car
a"
"
.
,
,
,
delinquency
is
not
usually
a
prob-
Listener
s
Choice
0RMES
DRUGS
For
Action
Advertise1
mads
uf
frozen
firii
Tuesda".
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lcm.
I
believe
the
greatest
cause
and
through
the
Th"
mivel
imnn
and
halibut
co-operation
Qf
drtinqucnry
lack
of
dlsci.
will
be
shipped
by
rail
to
eastern
emphasis
and
development
of
his
pUne
ln
tne
home
Liquor
in
the
,
states.
The
Sidney
returned
to
own
outstanding
ability
or
ablli-
home
is
ottcn
5late(J
bc
onc
,
Ketchikan
whence
she
will
go
te-
'
3t
major
i:uc3
of
dcJinqucn-
!
south
with
her
two
skippers.
The
degree
of
success
with
cy.
Large
liquor
sales
in
Print-.!
;
Capt.
Burdette
and
Capt.
Os-
which
education
can
combat
de-
Rupert
are
largely
from
tran-
monH
H-"idrirksen.
for
an
over-
linquency
depends
on
the
plan
sient
and
tourist
trade.
For
every
haul
at
Seattle.
The
vessel
will
behind
the
educational
system
gallon
sold
approximately
$18
is
be
tack
c:i
he-
northern
run
and
upon
the
teachers.
Educa-
paid
t0
the
federal
government
Wf-n
th.-
pprina
fishing
season
u0n
that
takes
cognizance
on!y
ul
the
form
0f
excise
tax,
a
por-
opens.
of
man's
material
needs
will
not
c,f
v
ich'is
returned
tu
thi
I
necessarily
succeed.
Our
hope
cuy.
if
these
monies
were
used
Passengers
disembarking
from
lies
in
an
educational
.system
in
for
tile
benefit
of
tire
children,
:
Canadian
National
steamship
which
spiritual
and
moral
sound-
j
f,.ci
it
would
bc
a
great
asset
I
Prince
Rupert,
Capt.
E.
B.
Calcl-
ness
arc
not
only
the
foundation
nmj
help
alleviate
local
deliri-
wcll,
which
arrived
in
port
from
upon
which
it
-ests
but
are
in
quency
if
such
exists
the
south
at
1:43
p.m.
yester-
fact
Us
very
roots
and
branches.
Rnss
Camwn.Dccli-cdly.
An1
day,
were:
It.
MaeDougall
N.
w.
o.
Sm
ith-
E
'ucation
can
W1c
child
is
often
mischievous
r.4
unions,
Mr.
ana
Mrs.
j.
r.
ivic-
htfp
t
combat
delinquene.y
by
whereas
one
occupied
is
ncvur
untie,
rauici
rauj
risey,
mis.
o.
valinK
the
mind
to
see
the
fas-Boys.
E.
Greenlaw,
T.
Minarck.
cin.uin
and
Deauly
()t
literature.
J.
OUarncy,
Mrs.
M.
Kearley
and
,
,.,
f
iiwt.
anA
,i.
free
to
get
into
mischief.
Roy
Collinson-Education
does
combat
delinquency
during
school
sessions
but
the
hours
infant,
Walter
Chapman,
A.
bra
,the
need
for
grammar
and
languages
and
the
broadening
fnuwlng
musl
bc
attendnd
to.
A
euecv
oi
mi
suojucis.
uicai.
men
skallng
or
roIcr
rini
wU1,
n
IWiliful.&nilJjiililc
under
able
sit-.
vi
an
ages
nave
ever
Deen
sm-
im,cd
limited
fee
lcc
alK
and
ccrely
anxious
to
help
themselves
pcrvi.sloii
would
bc
nlvisablc.
j
Svccn,
S.
Tabata,
T.
Hamalvlhi,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
Kellett
and
son,
Mrs.
Olson,
Mrs.
R.
Blan:c,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
S.
H.
Wescott,
J.
Lvn-
;
ley,
F.
H.
Jackson,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
McNaughlon,
Mrs.
H.
SkldmoVe,
Mrs.
A.
Teed.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
j
'
R.
West,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Sti
achan
and
two
children.
3.
F.
Polzak,
tout
oi.iit.-ift
uy
oluuiwu.-iij
eniirav-
orlng
to
fiirtlicr
knowledge
and
education.
Mrs.
II.
A.
Johnston
A
busy,1
trained
mind
is
belter
than
an
idle
one.
Therefore,
give
tangents
of
education
and
you
will
combat
delinquency.
The
first
wm-viw
But
cducatien
to
combat
delinquency
can
not
be
obtained
in
.school
alone.
It
must
be
supplc-
Mr.
Warne,
K.
Mizerno,
L.
A.
.Jell,
E.
Boyscr,
J.
Boyscr,
B.
Mc-
tmhut
maun
nt'i
key
to
combatlinc
delinquency
is
7fe
Al
'rsce
lusTm
finish
Mandrick,
J.
Mc-
mented
by
helplul
parents
aiding'
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in
u.
Arthur,
D.
Uowan,
W.
Hod.
E.
Hamilton,
a
diligent
and
enquiring
attitude
'i,,,m
.
Aw
and
Mrs.
Mah
Hal.
Mr.
and
on
the
part
of
the
pupil.
Once
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of
Mrs,
mates
watt?
end
cvphoards
look
snd
wjsn
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faked
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pupil
can
learn
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world's
ney,
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H.
Sykes,
Mrs.
great
thinkers
lessons
which
will
V.
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and
two
children,
build
balanced
outlook
on
life.
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can
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foster
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Mrs.
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zell,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
ft.
McMillan,
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liuxtcr
and
Karl
Lund,
a
parly
of
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who
went
to
Victoria
to
form
a
guard
of
honor
for
the
Lieutenant-Governor
at
the
recent
rpenlng
of
the
Legis-1
I,
dure,
are
nepliew.s
of
Mrs.
11.
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(!la...,ey
of
prince
Hnperl.
Baxt
er
is
the
son
of
Mr.
mid
:
Mrs.
Kobvrt
Baxter,
his
mother
having
been
the
former
Violet
Taylor
who
years
ago
was
in
the
Canadian
National
superintendents
office
here.
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and
other
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the
families
of
these
two
boys.
Dixon
Taylor,
their
uncle,
went
to
Victoria
Boys'
Parliament
25
years
ago
to
represent
Cariboo.
Formerly
of
Prince
George,
Dixon
Taylor
is
now
manager
of
a
large
sawmill
at
Crescent
City,
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breasted
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from
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ACME
CLOTHING
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Serving
the
public
of
Prince
Rupert
over
33
years
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of
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auvcrtiscnirnl
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Control
Board
or
by
the
Govferfiiuent
of
British
Columbia.
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