Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
March
12,
1S51
!
oca
and
PERSONAL
!New
Type
jOf
Boats
Small
But
Strung
Arc
I
Herb
Walbauer's
River
Craft
JOHN
H.
I
Police
Court
Charged
in
city
police
court
last
week
under
Uie
Government
Liquor
Act
were
Jimmy
Ware,
and
Roderick
Mclvor
who
each
were
fined
$10
and
costs
or
seven
days
in
jail.
Dora
Sankey
was
sentenced
to
three
months
in
the
Prince
George
gaol
for
vagrancy.
Walter
Near
Perfect
Hand
in
Cribbage
Another
nigh
perfect
cribbage
hand
was
recorded
in
Prince
Rupert
Saturday
night.
Mrs.
Wil
BULGER
meeting,
(ltc)
Sons
of
Norway
March
12,
at
8
p.m.
Reorganization
meeting
Civic
Centre
Camera
Club-Monday,
7:30
p.m.
Adults
and
Ivan
Speeis,
transferred
from
;
In
bright
cold
weather,
iron
boats
were
set
into
0,,i,
two
the
onielrisl
J
ficne
pleaded
not
guilty
to
a
liam
Richardson,
playing
a
twosome
at
her
'home,
202
Ninth
Avenue
West,
had
thvee
five
and
water
at
the
dry
dock
Fri-
k
.
.
Alert
Bay
to
Hazelton
in
the
service
of
the
Government
Telegraphs,
arrived
in
the
city
on
th
Camosun
yesterday
afternoon
and
will
proceed
to
the
interior
by
this
evening's
train.
St.
John
Ambulance
Associa-
a
jack
in
h.er
hand.
The
case
five
turned
up
and
the
count
was
28.
NOW!
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
day
afternoon.
The
boats
look
quor
Act
little
bigger
than
peanuts,
14
Als0
cnarged
recently
before
feet
long,
seven
feet
wide.
Yet
'Masistrate
w.
D.
Vance
were
A.
deep
down
in
each
of
the
boat
s
Newman.
$15
and
casts:
Mur-innards
is
a-
110-horsepower
dock
Frac.er,
$10
and
costs
under
Scripps
engine.
:
the
G.L.A.,
with
Chester
Leask.
teen
members
welcome.
(GOc)
Frank
Skinner
returned
to
the
;
city
on
the
Chllcotin
last
night
after
making
the
round
trip
to
I
the
south
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
on
Union
Steamship
Co.
business.
I
Rent
a
sanaer
OR
have
your
floor
sanded
by
experts.
Phone
1
909
for
Greer
&
Bridden
Ltd.
(63c)
j
Mrs.
Clara
Miller
and
Mrs.
For
action
use
News
classifieds
'
nl
pikes
of
",lr
riial
stacks
are
as
follows:
tion
first
aid
classes
commence
f
Friday,
March
16,
7:30
p.m.,
Fire
,
'
"
'u
'
UIunD'a
charged
under
the
Indian
Act
Hall.
All
interested
Invited
to
Cellulose,
Herb
Walabauer
s
In-
and
jned
$10
lus
costs
attend.
(lt)!dustr!a
Wte'dlng,
at
Cw
Ba?:
months
for
vaarancv
was
given
completed
these
boats
that
cost
j
Mary
Harris
a
nativ
Donald
M.
Grossman,
consulting
en-;
between
$4000
and
$o000
each.
oiaristnnA
w
finrt
tin
p,vi
tod
Ricr
Hard
Lump
....
U.75
per
ton
tod
River
Hord
Egg
$20.25
per
ton
Carl
Johansen
were
chosen
as
gineer
for
the
Celanese
Corpora-
i
Besides
Walbauer,
those
who
costs
under
the
Indian
Act.
.
representatives
ot
the
Cancer
tton
from
New
York,
arrived
in
I
worked
on
them
were
Don
Cow
.Society,
Prince
Rupert
Branch,
!'the
city
on
tne
Camosun
y.osto.--
P".
Ruddy
Lovestad
and
Don!
PRESTYATYN,
North
Wales
I
at
the
regular
monthly
meeting
day
afternoon
from
Vancouver.
Morton.
(CP
So
that
they
can
chat
to
oi
me
vainaila
Lodge
last
week.
'being
Here
in
connection
with'
I
he
"e
American
nirieucan
engines
endues
were
wtre
ach
otner
as
lhey
ride
side
by
A.
U
Morse,
president
of
thejthe
plant
at
Watson
Island
i
installed
by
Harry
Ward
of
the
side
two
ekjerly
women
who
live
lodge,
was
in
the
chair.
which
will
Shortly
be
going
into
vvura
tiecinc
Marine
euppiy
n
piestatvn
have
had
the!
proaucuon.
i
.bicycles
Joined
together
by
a
George
Goodwin,
who
has
been
'
R
1
"
a
M
A''a"
cjaL.alta
:hnlentl
Dr.
Duncan
Black
will
speak
at
the
first
meeting
of
the
newly-formed
Men's
Fellowship
Club
od
River
Hard
Nut
$1825
per
ton
jod
River
Hard
Stoker
....$15.75
per
ton
U
Lump
$19.25
per
ton
liorc
Briquettes
$25.00
per
ton
tlfc
Nut
(Booker
Heater)
$1
4.75
per
ton
I
1,
mi
(liter
Uii'
balance
of
our
Winter
Emergency
I
stocks
at
the
following
attractive
prices:
Anton
Deep
Scam
Lump
....
$19.00
per
ton
ta
"Diplomat"
Egg
$16.50
per
ton
ta
"Diplomat"
Nut
$15.00
per
ton
J
Briaucttcs
$21.75
per
ton
Vim
FOR
LESS
THAN
ONE
TON
LOTS
In
the
service
of
B.C.
Packers
at
j
.,,
,h.,
..,
,.,,,
,,,
,,,.;
.
at
the
Presbyterian
Church.
Alert
Bay
for
the
past
four
years
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Camo
Tuesday,
March
13,
8
p.m.'
All
-..wc
w.-j
i..uc,
m.j.
(jiea,-
explained
tne
ounaer.
dock
steam
crane
swung
the;
with
the
first
one
built
last
boats
into
the
water.
summer.
Industrial
Welding
will
Harry
and
Herb
.stepped
into
have
finished
the
fourth
within
them
for
the
first
trial
runs.
:
two
weeks,
and
a
fifth
is
expect-Soon
they
were
snorting
out
ed
to
be
started
soon,
into
the
green
harbor
waves,'
The
two
now
docked
at
the
sun
yesterday
afternoon
from
the
south
to
join
the
office
staff
of
Albert
&
McCaffery
here..
Mrs.
Goodwin
and
family
will
be
arriving
next
week.
men
Interested
are
welcome.
(60c)
Muss
Joyce
Rice,
daughter
of
the
late
B.
R.
Rice
and
Mrs.
Rke,
former
pjonccr
residents
of
Prince
Rupert,
arrived
in
the
cliv
bound
for
the
Prince
Rupert
j
Yacht
Club
will
leave
for
Port
Yacht
Club.
'
Edward
at
the
week-end
after
Like
black
washtubs,
a
person
another
trial
run.
at
first
hesitates
to
step
into
,
WILL
BE
SITPLIKI)
ON
REVEST
them.
ER
NOW
and
Avoid
Disappointment
p&YALQTV
f
CARNEO
FOODS
fk
rvCl7Vl7TYTl
last
week
from
Sydney,
N.S.,1
NORM
AN
TON,
Derbyshire,
where
she
has
been
a
hospital'
England
(CP)
Charging
through
laboratory
technician,
and
left
1
a
fence,
a
heifer
escaped
from
a
on
today's
plane
for
North
Van-slaughter-house
here
and
led
its
couver
where
she
has
accepted
aPursucrs
,m
a
six-mile
chase.
It
position.
While
here
she
was
the
scnt
a
ycst
into
a
ditch,
scat-guest
of
her
brother
and
sister-
icred
school-children
and
chased
in-law.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lloyd
Rlcc,'a
"ilder
round
his
yard.
It
was
Eighth
Avenue
East.
i
fi11a,1'
sl,ot
by
a
soldiPr
callcd
But
Waldbaucr
quickly
reas-
sured
his
passengers,
Pat
Wilson
and
Charlie
Currie
Jr.,
Yacht
Club
members,
that
the
boats
can
hold
dozens
of
men.
So
Pat
and
Charlie
climbed
aboard.
The
vessels
.
are
completely
watertight
from
the
stern
to
the
two-man
cockpit
at
the
bow.
There
is
no
cabin,
but
an
iron
frame-
iert
&
McCaffery
LIMITED
irom
me
lorai
arm
nan.
Wanted
To
Rent
Bringing
home
the
body
of
Oliver
Santurbanc,
whose
d.cath
occurred
last
week
hi
Vancouver
the
father,
D.
Santurbanc,
and
brother,
Capt.
E-ncst
Santurbanc,
stationed
in
Texas
with
nnoiituctncnii
PHONE
116
-117
or
58
work
over
which
canvas
will
be
Canadian
Legion
card
parly,
i
spread.
A
shatterproof
wind-
March
14.
'
shield
will
be
installed.
The
King
Edward
School
P-TA
!
Soon
tho
tilly
VCSS(.ls
wcre
White
Elephant
sale
and
tea.
;
kicking
up
the
waves
as
they
'ri
the
United
Slates
Army,
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Camosun
yes
Fill
BITTER
FAST!
f
"1
terday
afternoon
from
Vancouv
The
Columbia
Cellulose
Comppny
Ltd.
require
immediately
for
their
permanent
operating
staff,
HOUSES
FOR
RENTAL.
Please
address'
replies
to:
Personnel
Supervisor,
Mill
Operating
Staff,
Box
1000,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.,
or
call
Supervisor
at
Watson
Island.
ety
in
I
lciari
,
1t,hHusalKls
oi
numerated
er.
Also
coming
north
was
Don
;
ought
blue
stamps,
sent
by
mail
MacDonald,
formerly
of
this
cl'y
route
to
a
local
grocer.
Besides
and
now
of
Vancouver,
to
attnd
other
projects,
Mrs.
Andrews
has
the
funeral
which
takes
plaee
an
art
display
.In
pussy
willows
this
afternoon.
warcn
ia,
ai
l
p.m
i
turned
and
spun
in
tight
circles,
I
Legion
Auxiliary
St.
Patricks
st,0ppjng
as
if
they
had
brakes
Dance.
March
16.
and
starting
like
rockets.
CtonradMScn01
Zt
"They
aren't
meant
for
Friday
March
16
8
party
p.m.
d
said
Wa!b
..but
Cald
i,Part'
Catholic
Hal1-,
these
boats
are
being
used
for
'
March
17.
i
rnnnincr
Intr.
1,it
hnnmi
nulling
NOTICE
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
tlw
Annual
General
Meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
General
olWork
huh
are
Denig
lound
by
the
students
In
Prince
Rupert.
During
hi
Miniums
St.
Patrick's
Tea
and
ca-rt
j
,
'
t
in
Ma(1p
party.
Catholic
Hall.
March
17
J
f
Al
ible
lo
sUnd
S.O.N,
brothers
evening
March
knocking
around.
They
can
turn
PRINTING
:
tiluunl
uie
language
lesson
on
visitor's
day,
the
pupils
were
reciting
poems
of
Social
Studies
and
Health.
For
St.
Patrick's
Dav
a
Hospital
Association
will
be
held
in
the
Civic
Centre,
Common
Lounge
Room,
on
Tuesday,
March
20th,
1951
at
'5:00
D.m.
Business:
To
receive
President's
report.
on
S
(
ircus
ii.
oonja
laaics,
nieuiDcrs
anu
quickly
and
are
easily
han-
'
escorts
invited.
e
worn
Mi
JtlS.OM'&anc
tea
and
sale,.
i
PURPOSES
Experience
Versatility
Highest
Quality
a
i
Giiscoe
calls
his
novel
form
of
arithmetic
drill
K$s
Edward
School
the
was
found
in
the
huge
colored
fc!
circus.
With
Jov's
clover
leaf
cross-word-like
dc-
Job's
Daughters
Easter
tea
and
To
receive
Auditor's
report
and
Balance
Sheet
for
There
wasn't
a
clean
dish
left
l
dass
his
pupils
will
sign
drawn
on
the
front
board.
sale.
Masonic
Temple.
March
22.
i..
n
!,..,
after
r,
the
tv,
n
the
cupboard
excep-
'
1950.
wlecp.
They
arc
as-
This
is
being
used
for
arithmetic
tionally
big
crowd
so
many
they
To
elect
five
members
of
the
tea,
March
26.
nothing
different
in
drill.
couldn't
be
counted"
had
left
the
Cathedral
spring
sale,
March
.
i.nilquc.
Some
of
the
Enterinir
Miss
Marcnrnl
f-alrl.
Board
of
Management.
To
appoint
an
auditor.
regular
oons
ui
riuiwuy
wuii
nn
Dibb
Printing
Co.
hast
week
momen-
..ii'.
ninrii
Four
mm,,
rf,.
1
Membership
fee
is
$1.00
per
annum
which
may
be
paid
at
Goscoes
plans
by
brightly
papered
Chinese
lan-his
room
a
little
tcrn.
visitors
found
enticlnir
drive
and
dance
Friday
night.
Legion
Auxiliary
Spring
Salo.i
Anr
there
were
185
cups
all
April
4.
washed
by
the
perspiring
re-
Presbyterian
spring
sa'.e,
April
freshmcnt
committee
under
the
12.
j
c
open
house
"hour"
Chinese
desiuns.
From
thi.
silk
atmnsi'H
tn
jJ:irt.
nl
9
.
,
.
The
Duchess
of
Edinburgh
1
ar
anwment
was
'
Paraso1
"c
olsPla,y
convener,
Mrs.
C.
Strand,
assisted
rnrnpr
Ln
l.n
pnrl-inntlrifr
mm-nlQ
.
-
-
.i
,
t
r.
w
i
Lhe
Hospital
or
left
at
Ormes
Drugs
prior
to
Saturday,
March
17th
at
5:00
p.m.
on
Ahich
date
the
membership
list
will
close.
D.
C.
STEVENSON,
Administrator.
Co
cbidniiic
in
lokn
.
"y
'
Mrs.
J.
jonnseu,
mrs.
ti.
ruu-
vnapiur,
iaju
r,.,
liuiuutuuiniis
ssiuenis
ti
weie
n,-.
to
lake
nf
iiio
vanot
m,r
onrf
ns,i
.
.
,
.
.
suit,
num
uuiuuh
nuuciwu.
.-
mi,,i,
h.i
...
j
i
ho
"b-.
"
xnuuj,
'
crscn,
crsen.
Mrs.
Mrs.
O.
u.
Glske.
uisse.
weis
ncis
was-
nas-
!:m,usuPcl!od.be
Flclds-
the
Parents
realized
the
srn
'John
McNauehton
and
B.
FOR
A
LASTING
SHINE
vaI
ot
8csls
to
tape
romance
of
study.
These
Grade
W.O.T.M.
Spring
bazaar,
April
20.
St.
Peter
s
Spring
Sale.
Apii'.
26.
United
W.A.
Springs-ale,
May
3.
Sonja
lea,
May
12.
...ujpn.ines.
oui
Fours
had
als0
done
some
flnger
leaitrc
at
1:30.
How-
painting
with
bridges
and
boats
o
time
the
regular
displayed
In
the
creative
art.
"Is
came,
old
favor-
T
,,
.
.
-
Bakkcn.
,
Couples
dancv:
dto
Mike
Colus-si's
accordion,
after
the
whist
party.
j
Card
winners
were
Mrs.
Olgai
Pcttcrscn.
first;
Mrs.
O.
Brclmo.l
second;
Otto
Brcimo,
first;
O.
K.i
Olsen,
second,
cutting
with
Hans
I
Pcttersen.
'
J.
Frcdhcim
was
at
the
door.
(
BliSNKR
UI,OCK
PHONK
231
f
faster
j
lhut
J,-JP
NOTICE
Be
Happy
Easter
fu
With
(f
i
and
sea
chanteys
"iRhruadfast
over
loud-
fi.mc
of
these
selec-!"'.
lly
the
flutophonc
"
tui
Susannah."
Mr.
tu
enter
in
the
Miss
Audrey
Patterson,
many
an
old
teaman
would
feel
at
homo:
the
waterfront
of
Prince
Rupert,
from
the
Seal
Cove
cold
storage
to
the
grain
elevator,
Is
Illustrated
In
color
on
a
mural.
Such
boats
as
tho
Shadrack
and
the
Skecna,
give
a
true
to
life
smack,
lf
al
In
addition
to
the
ENGLISH
DARK
BEER
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
certnin
lots
in
Prince
nupcrt
TownMtc,
being
a
subdivision
of
part
of
Lot
251.
nsnse
5.
Const
District.
Plan
0'2:i.
Sections
1,
7
and
8.
are
to
be
offered
for
Kale
at
PUBLIC
AUCTION
In
b"
held
In
the
Government
AiirnfB
Office.
Court
House.
Prince
Rupert.
B.C..
st
8:30
p.m.
Tuesday.
"I
play.
ail
play
with
the
as
they
arc
shown
sailing
into
"IT'S
SURE
GOOD
BEER
Are
Here
for
room.
What
nlav
....
..
0i.,.
.ie
sliKlnit
working.
sludle8
coursc.
Mxren
zoth.
lasi.
.
V"
assignment
in
So-
Further
information
may
k
o'.i-
.
ulned
from
the
Government
Aijcnt.
i
Co-op
Meetingi,
I
'rlnce
Rupert.
B
C.
or
from
tl-.c
I
Displayed
for
Uie
guests
at
the
back
of
the
room
the
pupils
of
Miss
Patterson's
Grade
2
clats
show
the
stages
of
their
printing
as
it
changes
into
writing.
Hand-
bi.Iicrlntcndent
of
Lands.
Deportment
j
I
of
Lands
and
Forest.
Victoria.
B.C.
I
the
making
of
!wi's
scenery
Industry-fishing,
of
Prince
i
'lnl-d
drawings,
the
lisli
from
the
time
it
''"iiivls
to
the
tlmo
4
ihe
store
.was
told
T.
II.
Sorcnson,
general
man
Terms
and
conditions
will
be
an-
C
o
M
P
A
v
r.
l.NOI.iSU
OAIIK
HI
I
It
WITH
ANY
OTIIKF.T.EKli
....
ANY
TIME,
ANYWIIEKK.
.
Jusf
Say:
f:mtfuil
,.f
ihn
ciKhrrmpn's
C-nnrra-
nounccd
at
the
time
of
sale
Enterprise
'
Brewery
Ltd.
Rcvelstokc,
B.C
work,
phonies
and
colorings
were
-
F(,drrat.ion
wllh
other
off.-
J
pZlCoitimis
studied
visitor's
y
on
day.
da)s
arr,vcd
,n
Prlncc
Rupcrt
0n
victoria.
B.
"Our
Friend-the
Fireman,"
i3
the
Camosun
yesterday
for
meet-,
March
1st,
1951.
(it)
the
unit
of
Social
Studies
being
lnss
tills
week
of
the
Prince!
-
-.
'
(
NYIONS
1
'O"1
In
the
dramaiic
Illustrated
in
Miss
Dorothy
Rob-
Rupert
Fislrermen's
Co-operative
.
A
new
Ointcctiou
oiuur$
$1.50
to
$2.25.
'l.i.s
oiivei
tiMimnl
:s
no:
piillshec
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
t
initr.il
rii:ttd
or
hy
Hie
Government
of
British
Columbia.
T'
l"''n:hers
nualnst.
'
If
11.
keep
1U,
,.()(,s
i'11
selmni
.iirnini.
is
the
first
Job
!
''"'''His
rum
Gradv-what
these
tearhers
r"i
will
determine
sfunr
leiichcrs
can
to
(
A'l'lllN
III
I
REAL
ESTATE
INSURANCE
INCOME
TAX
RETURNS
PREPARED
R.
E.
MORTIMER
353
-3rd
Ave.
W.
lhe
lessons
on
Community
help-
as0
here
are
G.
T.
Grccnwcll.
crs.
Combination
pictures
and
gcneral
manager
of
the
Fisher-words
prepared
by
the
teacher
as
mcn'S
Co-operative
Association;
part
of
her
long
hour
routine
of
w
Bcntlcy,
comptroltor;
A.
V.
"home-work"
usually
done
in
jim,
j
Donaldson,
C.
MacKea,
E.
the
schools
long
after
the
pupils
Hdniar,
directors.
Reg.
Mawer
of
have
left
was
part
of
the
cxer-
,.,
pXlrnsio;i
department.,
Unl-
Unreserved
Auction
Sale
foshion
footwear
.
else
done
by
the
Grade
Two's
vrv.sitv
of
British
Columbia,
Is
Ol
..,..1.
......
ti,.
"
''''
idea
starts
njiu
vi.-mi.ui
s
uuy.
vviu'u
hi.
jr
aisQ
nerc.
had
.successfully
matched
the
-
"
a
jMi;'id
priniiu-y
room,
word
to
uie
picture,
men
uiey
.
rstWnl
won-t
bc
far
off.
'"-f'oi
-lai.V
.
..r
.f
!'
Parents
found
w:
c"!orcU'
l81,cd
nrlllly
ond
Easter
lilies
arc
cut
out
and
pin
k
"-1
'""lii-s
Unit
on
the
co"PC,otl-
-
nod
upon
the
bulletin
board.
lK
Hie
phvstieine
farm1
T""s
onp
exercise
they
have
j
tric
realm
of
language,
cor-
"2"
3
nildel
eardboard
1('''ned
reading,
spelling,
draw-
rPcti
orai
reading
Is
begun
from
1
l;lid
cut
on
tiic
t,n,
ing,
coloring
and
Independence.
U1c
phonic
book;
a
big,
exciting
!'f
'able,
beinm
built
by
Also
In
Miss
Robertson's
Social
home-made
book,
with
many
pic-
"r
y''rrsIM"cliiiR
pictures
Studies
display
are
the
homes
of
lures
grouped
under
one
letter
I"'
animals
of
tho
"Piggott
and
Overlook,"
part
of
sound.
On
the
first
page
aro
,.,
.
J
the
lessons
the
Grade
Two's
have
clippings
and
drawings
grouped
A-eVi
rlasis
ro,""'s
art
learned
on
domestic
lire.
under
one
letter
sound,
for
In-
v
th!
,
imm
Ptings'
And
finally
the
visitors
came
to
stance,
"Aa."
The
pictures
on
this
V
oys
aiul
girls
in.
Hie
ninth
and
final
class
room
page
are
everything
beginning
and
eiHn
clnrrl,
,
rlmun
cl
n
Irs
In
llio
'Mrnflu
haa.
ti.
i
I
h
"a"
Klirh
as
anCCl
and
a
DDlC.
of
HOUSEHOLD
GOODS
AND
FURNITURE
On
T1H
!!MY,
MARCH
lrlh
on
Hie
premises.
Suite
1,
'(eel
Work,
3rd
Avenue,
'ommrne'ins
at
2:15
sharp.
tus'ni-ir'l
by
Hie
owner.
I
will
sell
bv
a"rt'on
to
the
liitll.vst
bidder,
no
reserve,
the
following
articles:
Wrstinshousc
7
ru.
ft.
Electric
Refrigerator
One
2-niecc
Chesterfield
Suite
Klretwoof"
Comhinaton
Radio
an
Player
One
Axmlnster
Carpvt,
7'6"
x
fl
ft.
Bedroom
Suite
in
Bleached
Oak,
with
Inner
snnr.g
lva'lress
mid
hox
soring
One
Lazyboy
and
Stool
One
Tank
Carpet
Sweeper
One
Min
or
(
Round
I
One
Complete
Dinner
Set
for
8
persons
Standard
Lamp
One
'Table
Lamp
One
Carpet
Runner,
10-ft.
Small
Radio
Orti
Walnut
Cedar
Chest
Three
Pictures
Two
VVa'l
Plaoues
One
sot
Curtain
Drapes
(Blur)
Our
Kitchen
Ranjre
(All
Enamel,
with
Pot
Burner
and
Electric
BloweY)
,
Two
Chrome
finish
Kitchen
Chairs
Kitchen
Tubl"
and
other
articles
Musi.
Be
Sold
Terms:
Cash
or
Cheques
Phone
Red
12:-.
Green
810.
GEORGE
J.
DAWKS,
the
Auctioneer
ive
In
COMFORT!
a
creative
thought
me;.
.
By
now
half
of
the
pupils
ca'i
'
"I
the
eliiiv
.
.
..
,n
thiviinrh
lhr
honk.
Miss
-
-...iuo
mi.
'nut.
Kiinn
t.nev
w
he
ln
tneir
i
new
school
rooms.",
observed
Berry
says;
'
Also
displayed
n
the
primary
Principal
Moore.
"However.
Ml.s
"i'ilie
t
a,.
ai,
-.--
waves.
Pot
Berry
has
put
lots
of
work
"'c
"y"'
""'"
,
YES
THIS
IS
THE
TIME
TO
PAINT
UP!
For
modern
painting
and
paporhanglng
methods,
and
for
a
Job
well
done
with
duality
paints
and
paper,
eall
us
today!
Phone
Black
215
SPENCE
&
MATUIK
WHO
UU1I.UII3
ncwu
l.,V
.ni-
ad
Miss
Mar-1
nto
her
room,"
'
he
allowed.
ell's
rnnnii-
,m.
...
.....
r
lL-lrmc
enfh
nc
flowers;
taaiiriir
Again
the
clan
neat
simplicity
-'
-
..laiiti
nr.
t.iiih
o
fa
primary
class
was
seen
by
This
teaches
tne
six-yoar-oid
S
Voar
Visit
our
2nd
floor
Furniture
Department
and
choose
from
our
modern
CHESTERFIELD
SUITES
BEDROOM
SUITES
CHROME
FURNITURE
EVERYTHING
FOR
THE
HOME
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
!".
Whn
l-
the
guests.
'
child
to
handle
tne
neeaie
wnicu
EASTER
THEME
.
alone
Is
honorable
but
it
also
&.
..
1
Hem
ulth
a
Grade
one
rlass.
it
elves
the
pupil
co-ordination
.""K
11U111
fti'
uu
obie?"
Pett."
f
rwould
is
a
room
of
beginnings.
Easter
preparatory
to
higher
grade
ac-
1H
.
r
'"r
'ps-
is
the
thome
bunny
rabbits
tivities.
Ml
tho
rs
maii:
.
WU1
are
pushing
wheelbarrows
of
eggs
Printing
ana
otner
wui
is
on
ia
J,u
om
lnfla-
colored
by
the
pupils,
tell
the
display
around
the
room
of
these
hundred
mothers
and
lathers
that
the
.hard
working
Grade
Ones.
J