TODAY
79
p.m.
AVic
Mnnbrrs
in
Security
Council
l?ritue
Uupetr
Dailp
i3tto
'
Tuesday,
November
22,
1949
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OF
TH
Reaction
To
Sex
Films
Nelson,
Prince
Rupert
Share
In
Nuptial
Interest
WED
THURTATT
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An
uncomplicated
under-standing
by
high
school
students
of
the
processes
of
human
reproduction
and
growth
is
the
aim
of
two
films
shown
by
Prince
Rupert
Parent-Teacher
i
LAniQl
Council
at
the
Civic
Centre
ln
nlT-ht
as
a
soundinz
board
1
I
i
'
i
For
That
Gala
Festival
Season
A
NEW
HAT
FOR
MADAM
$2.95-$4.95
Styles
.shapes
and
colors
to
catch
your
slightest
rhim
and
fancy.
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
for
nubile
reaction
to
their
X
f
V"
v
Ll&zLiJ
.,,
j
Steaimhip
NWmcnU
1
!
Tut.yjdy-
M
Cita,
possible
introduction
into
provincial
schools.
I
Opinions
of
more
than
three
!
score
adults
were
recorded
on
!
questionairs
for
the
guidance
of
the
Department
of
Education
as
to
their
suitability
as
a
means
of
enlightenment
for
Thursday.
ror
Vancouver!
SS.
Pr.
The
British
Columbia
cities
of
Nelson
and
Prince
Rupert
shared
Interest
In
the
wedding
here
Friday
night
which
joined
Lenora
Margaret,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Floyd
Smith
of
this
city,
to
David
John
Slader,
son
of
Mrs.
A.
Sladcr
of
Nelson.
Canon
Basil
S.
Prockter
officiated
at
the
rite
in
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral.
The
bride,
wore
a
grey
suit
with
wine
accessories
and
carried
a
bou-who
was
given
by
her
father,
quet
of
yellow
roses.
Her
attendants
were
her
sister
Miss
Pat
Smith,
maid
of
honor
and
Miss
Irma
McKlnnon,
bridesmaid.
Each
was
attired
In
a
green
suit
with
green
accessories
and
carried
bouquets
of
'mums.
Lieut.
Thomas
Scheer
R.C.N.
(R)
was
groomsman
and
Pat
Bouiton
and
Paul
Quick
were
w:i3
p.tn
Nuv.
30
-a.
prlnc,
p.m.
rrm
(irean
tall
Wednesday
-ss.
p,
Nov.
25-
ss.
Plt
am.
rnim
AlanK
Thursday-ss.
Pn
8
p.m.
Sunday
ss.
Camosun,
9
p
in
Tuesday
ss.
Catala,
1:30
p.m
Thursday
ss.
Prince-
George
Nov.
19
Princess
Norah,
5
p.m
Nov.
30
Princess
Norah,
5
p.m
From
Vancouver
Sunday
ss.
Catala,
p.m.
Wednesday
ss.
Prince
George,
Friday
ss.
Camosun,
-'J
p.m.
Ecuador,
India
and
Yugoslavia
have
been
elected
by
the
U.N.
General
Assembly
to
occupy
the
seats
on
the
Security
Council
to
be
vacated
next
January
bv
Argentina,
Canada
and
the
I
kraine.
The
representatives
of
the
three
countries
elected
are
(left
to
right):
Homcro
Viteri-Lafronte,
of
Ecuador;
Benegal
Narsinga
Rau,
or
India,
and
Dr,
Edvard
Kardelj,
Foreign
Minister
of
Yugoslavia.
a.
.
ft.
Nov.
25
ss.
Princess
Norah,
j
N,)V-
3
n
m
ss.
I'rhi.
adolescents
on
sex
matters.
The
two
iiinis,
"Human
Growth"
and"Human
Reproduction'
were
witnessed
by
100
parents,
teacners
and
representatives
of
Interested
organizations
in
a
one-hour
showing
preceded
by
introductory
talk
by
Inspector
of
Schools
Joseph
Cheli.
Reading
from
an
explanatory
script
prepared
by
the
Department
of
Education,
Mr.
.
Chell
told
the
meeting
that
"no
decision
has
yet
been
reached
by
the
Department
as
to
the
introduction
into
the
curricul
fc
all
.
r.
.
.
.
,
r
'
Long
Time
Between
Major
Blazes,
But
Not
Long
Enough,
Firemen
Feel
"It's
been
a
Lo-ong,
Lo-ong
Time"
is
the
theme
xong
at
the
city
fire
hall
these
days
and
the
dozen
firemen
hope
it
will
continue
much
longer
absence
of
a
major
fire,
they
mean
They're
not
boasting
about
it,
even
though
they
have
no
reason
to
be
particularly
over-modest.
They
REVOLVING
CONVEYER
(Continued
tiuin
fane
I'.
rvr
wee
n
i
in
inn
oifwin
'
Sunday
ss.
Catala,
11
p.m.
Try
a
Clas.,irira
Sons
of
Norway
Whist,
Dance
ushers.
Peter
Lien
was
organist.
ing
schedules
arc
being
niaintaln-
The
wardroom
of
H.
M.
C.
S.
rfrm.m.j
!
ed
properly.
Chatham
was
the
setting
for
the
reception.'
The
bride's
i
mother,
wearing
a
grey
dress
The
new
smoke
tunnel
has
a
A
whist
drive
and
Canee
was
,
capacity
for
1500
pounds
of
held
by
the
Sons
nt
Norway
at
their"
hall
Friday
night.
Fifteen
ibla
,d
ln
on
Pr6;
Housed
In
a
separate
building
at
tables
were
at
play
and
nrsl
with
black
'
accesories
and
her
um
of
anything
on
human
re
production
or
sex
education."
the
Wesfvtew
plant.
It
measures
grandmother,
wnose
costume
was
a
navy
dress
with
matching
accessories,
received
the
guests.
The
department,
Mr.
Chell
'Ready
to
Go'
at
the
push
of
a
button
Factory
FreMi
The
couple
have
taken
resi
prizes
went
to
Mrs.
John
Petersen
and
H.
E.
Chilton.
Second
prizes
were
won
by
Mrs.
M.
Mar-tinusen
and
Knut
Slatta.
A
raffle
was
held
and
prized
said,"
has
declaeo
on
a
campling
of
parent-teacher
and
other
opinion
before
making
any
rie-
dence
at
429
Third
Avenue
W.
6
by
4
feet.
Imported
hardwood
sawdust
Is
used
as
fuel.
To
prevent
moisture
content
from
rising
above
the
permissible
(imit
and
approach
the
sat
especially
oil
stoves
which
have
explosive
potentialities.
But
most
of
.the
fire
calls
come
from
faulty
or
dirty
chimneys.
So,
the
theme
song
continues
to
be
"It's
Been
Lo-ong,
Loons.
Time"
but
what
they
are
actually-
thinking
Is
"We
Hope
It
'
w
ill
Be
a
-
Lo-ong
Lo-on;
Time."
'
The
groom
Is
on
the
siaff
of
the
lsion
as
to
the
desirability
o
Social
Welfare
department
here.
The
bride
was
born
and
consisting
of
a
hand
painted
introducing
material
on
human
have
had
plenty
of
little
oil?1!
which,
if
they
hadn't
been
handled
in
timely
fashion,
easily
have
become
major
con-flasratlons.
Nevertheless,
the
record
shows
that
there
has
not
been
a
really
"big"
fire
since
February.
1948.
and
only
one
"moderate"
one
so
far
this
year,
for
$10,000
in
damage
and
the
'moderate"
one
for
$2,000
before
it
was
put
out.
And
when
they
refer
to
city
fires,
they
mean
those
involving
.
or
endangering
city
pro
uration
point,
a
certain
amount
reproduction."
ja4uC
Goodyear
Batteries
for
Passenger
Cars
and
Trucks
-AT-
of
outside
air
is
taken
in
to
ab
a
crocnei
arm
set,
wt-ie
uu
uj
Prior
to
the
snowing,
ques-
raised
In
Prince
Ilupert,
her
parents
also
having
been
local
children.
sorb
excess
moisture.
When
heat
tionalres,
carefully
calculated
ed
to
smokehouse
temperature,
each
cubic
foot
of
this
ouLside
air
to
cover
as
many
adult
reactions
as
possible
were
'
distribu
PRINCE
RUPERT
SUPPLY
HO
is
capable
of
absorbing
a
consid
CFPR
Radio
Dial
1240
Kilocycles
712
8econd
Ave.
erable
amount
of
moisture
ted.
These
were
liiieu
out
and
returned
after
the
showings.
Mrs.
Ivy
Nelson,
Mrs.
Andersen
and
H.
Petersen,
respectively.
.
Final
event
of
the
evening
was
the
dance
with
music
supplied
by
Mike
Colussl
and
his
accordion.
Nels
Gundcrson
was
in
charge
and
Harold
Holland
at
the
door..
,
t
..'
..
Jt
Cdmndl&fi.vunr
the
leuder-
(SuSlect
to
Change)
Human
Growth",
.
prepared
In
Prince
Rupert
for
a
few
days.
Mr.
Lantz
made
a
final
114
by
the
University
of
Oregon
check
of
the
installation.
He
ar
I
Was
Nearly
Crazy
With
Fiery
Itch-
Until
I
i)lt("Ovri
t
D
0
rnni'
iTntri
1
It
tn
t'ittD
O
D
Prwnp'.inn
Word
pnpMinr.
thu
pur.
ronlmf
.
Uul1
mi-ti7ii
i
Dears
mniS
com
Tort
from
rnif!
ttstim
nme4
bv
cm,
piinui,
rahci.
Bth't
fool
nr
olhr
Urh
trouh.ti
1nl
botU.
M?
Cimt
iMPiu
atlon
ihKu
vn
th
moil
tttn
V'
h
or
money
h
k
A
rlrufi.it
ff
O
I
U.
Frwacripttoa
(erdiaur
or
mxxrm
iuin.h.
Is
designed
to
be
suitable
for
perty
directly,
not
boat
fires.
Boat
fires,
the
boys
feel,
should
be
classified
differently.
What
has
been
going
on.
however,
is
a
continuous;
series
of
chimney
and
small
hau.se
the
understanding
of
Grade
Seven
pupils
and
its
locale
Is
rived
here
on
the
Prince
George
Wednesday
and
returned
to
Vancouver
on
the
Princess
Norah
ship
of
Mrs.
C.
Strand,
consisted
of
Mrs.
J.
Johnson.
Mrs.
A.
Hen-
a
mixed
classroom
where
the
film
is
being
shown
by
a
teach
O
R
M
E
DRUG
fires
which
resulted
in
"no
rlksen,
Mrs.
A
.Lund.
Mrs.
John
Saturday
afternoon.
Petersen,
Nels
Wasseng,
R.
John-
j
'
damage"
or
"very
little
damage'
er.
Its
depictions
are
mainly
animated
drawings
indicating
DRUGS
asen
and
Alfred
Henriksen.
being
written
into
the
record
The
speed
and
skill
which
the
process.
"Human
Reproduction"
is
at
more
nftvanrerl
nruM-nciM-,
in
thnty
.,
j
the
audience
anonymously
kept,
property
damage
to
minimum
are
sources
of
pride
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6:15
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6:35
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same
topic
and.
is
designed
fori
and
will
be
forwarded
to
the
Department
of
Education
without
any
local
study
as
to
their
trend,
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AND
HOLIDAYS-
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NOON
TO
1
Pj
7
P.M.
TO
9
P.M.
Following
the
snowing,
the
Parent-Teacher
Council
held
Its
."regular
monthly
meting.
display
to
Gracie
Eleven
students.
It
bases
Its
depictions
on
questions
which
a
younar
boy
would
ask
his
parents
and
indicates
a
need
for
parents
to
acquire
a
reasonable
knowledtt"
In
order
to
answer
them
successfully.
Questlonalres
were
filled
out
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Results
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However,
the
results
of
this
skill
art
written
In
a
different'
record
too.
It
is
the
record
of
the
board
of
Fire
Insurance
Underwriters
who
set
insurance
rates
on
the
basis
of
past
fire
loses.
.,
'
.
The
fact
that
the
Board
saw
fit
to
reduce
premium
charges
on
Prince
Rupert
dwellings
by
13
per
cent
in
September
speaks
well
for
the
vigilance
of
Prince
Rupert
firemen,
both
in
their
inspections
and
their
handling
of
incipient
fires.
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ounce
of
poioxin
powder
from
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hot,
we
rltHh
and
apply
to
lh
fare
Kentty.
Every
black-kad
will
b
r)ioiv9(.
Thr
one
wife,
mr
and
aimpU
way
to
remove
blackhead.
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so
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the
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a
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broken
out
then,
it
would
have
been
"just
too
bad,
.
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'
Fire
chief
Earl
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who
also
is
assistant-'
Fire
Mar
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recommends
common
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and
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