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Seven
New
Teachers
At
High
Schoo
(By
1.
F,
Grade
1J
Miss
YTvnne
Lepiue
was
born
,
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Friday.
September
16,
1&49.
DOPESTERS
FAVOR
MERCHANTS
TO
WIN
SWAT
TITLE
IN
SUNDAY
GAMES
Baseball
experts
are
favoring
Savoys
for
the
first
time
In
Merchants
to
cop
the
play-off
their
career
sultered
conslcler-Ilnals
from
Savoy
In
games
that
sble
absentee-ism
through
the
start
on
Sunday.
Whether
one
cheiuie
and
played
most
of
team
has
the
power
to
make
a
their
games
1th
some
of
their
clean
sweep
of
the
double-
regulars
mussing,
header
is
another
question
and
It
is
not
likely
that
Miner
Silt
is
possible
that
the
final
de-
mundson
or
Foster
will
be
on
clsion
will
be
delayed
another
hand
for
the
play-offs
but
man-week,
ager
Alex
Eill
is
confident
that
Merchants
had
best
resulU
his
team
will
not
let
him
down,
against
the
Savoy
squad,
win-
at
one
time
Lindsay
could
be
de-ning
five
games
from
them
pended
on
to
slop
any
other
;
in
Vermont.
U.
S.
A.
She
received
her
education
In
Vermont!
j
and
Saskatchewan.
She
has
been
teaching
for
nine
years.
Previous
to
her
arrival
here
h
..;v.i
-f-
'',
fcOw
I
taught
a
Japanese
settlement,
at
joreenwood,
B
C.
Miss
Leplna
teaches
Grade
7.
Miss
A.
McAlpine,
another
Am-'
i
t
'i
x
i
.
--
i
it
l
erican,
was
born
in
North
Dakota.
Most
of
her
education
was
received
In
Saskatchewan
Mapie
compared
to
three
setbacks
team
in
the
league
but
this
over
the
Commercial
crew
in
season
he
has
not
had
that
sue-
!
regular
league
play.
Most
of
cess,
however
Savoy
supporters
Merchants
victories
came
after
are
looking
for
him
to
win
at'
Creek,
Saskatchewan,
was
her
previous
teaching
post.
Miss
Mc-
'
Alpine
Instructs
In
mathematics.
the
middle
of
the
schedule
and
least
one
play-off
contest.
they
wiere
undoubtedly
the
strongest
club
in
the
league
toward
the
end
of
the
se-a.son.
Try
a
Classified
Ad
for
ResulU
"Ptl('w!
Wnjt'
thatatuff
youve
gutonyv
physics
and
biology.
Miss
Rudgrrs
was
born
In
Manitoba,
but
she
attended
Vancouver
Normal
and
UJl.C.
Ttiis
is
her
first
year
of
teaching,
and
we
hope
that
the
pleasant
surroundings
of
the
cooking
'lab
i
she
teaches
Home
Ec.)
will
give
BANDITS
LOOK
i
THOSE
WERE
THE
DAYS
Swapping
tales
of
pioneering
in
western
Canada,
three
former
buffalo
hunters
are
shown
at
the
unveiling
of
a
cairn
at
Elk
island,
Alta.,
to
commemorate
efforts
to
save
the
buffalo
from
extinction
on
the
western
plains.
They
are,
left
to
right:
Mrs.
Victoria
Calihoo
of
Ounn.
Alta.,
who
unveiled
the
cairn
and
spoke
briefly
in
Cree,
her
son
William,
and
Edward
Potven
of
St.
Albert,
Alta.
C.
P.
Photo)
Lai
NO
FINDS
FKDEKAL
IU
;
TERRACE-Ttr...
MONTREAL
BANK
j
MONTREAL
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Two
armed
her
a
good
start.
Miss
Mills
hails
from
Saskat
FINE
OLD
chewan
and
was
educated
there.
bandits
today
robbed
a
west-nd
r:ct
Board
of
rebranch
of
the
r.oya:
liank
of
cdvlsed
that
rnAiirrr
iimini
and
pictures
from
R.
Bootfi,
one-
DEAF
SOX
OF
I
time
cotnanmder
of
the
famous
....
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n-i
i.'
i
i
She
taught
last
year
at
Clover-
dale
Miss
Mills
teaches
Home
C,nnadw1
f
W.000
and
escapes
able
in
present
.
(after
beating
a
clerk
with
the
mates
for
constV
diil'ibte
R-100.
"I
have
Rot
in
wavy
mm
jsSm
wun,
v,.
a
Sui..
ii
r.i
dc-
erat
Bui
dln
n
n
Ec.
Mr.
Oldham
Kamloops
Is
his
home
town.
He
attended
U.B
C
touch
with
famous
fliers
all
over
MAKES
PROGRESS
the
world."
Mr.
Ellis
says,
"and1
,
.
.
,
...
.
ra'
frlen(is
of
MrS-
R-
J
evervone
has
exnressert
keen
In-1
ond
Montreal
bank
hold-up
In
quest
that
.the
r
i
AVIATION
STORY
,
mtrc
iray.
Yvt-unesuuy,
a
pair
oi
iederal
buildin,
R,
j
gunmen
ttx)k
$4,000
from
anque
to
the
growing
n"
terest"
Garbutt,
ho
during
the
war
This
is
his
first
teaching
year.
His
wife.
ELsie.
does
the
n,,inf'
rved
in
Prince
Rupert
as
Sup-;
Mr
slaUe
was
ln
Van.
WEST
VANCOUVER-B.
C.
(f
ervisor
of
the
YM
C
A.
and
was!couw,r
and
reCetved
hU
educa-'
TZ
nT.
"
7
r-ct
a
ma
by
leading.
active
acuve
"
in
army
army
work
worn
generally
generally
lion
Uon
there.
there.
Tht,
This
is
hls
his
second
eeM
ago.
Worthwhile
R
rd
I
haven
informed
of
the
pro-1
He'
in
the
Baldwin,
who
died
last
year.
year
profpMton.
wrote
the
book
preface:
"It
is'reS8
b?"B
by
S
xtef,n
tauht
l
Fort
Fras'r
Miss
Mcltougall
is
also
making
her
teaching
debut
at
Booth.
She
is
from
Kelowna,
and
was
educated
at
Vancouver.
!
important
that
the
tradition
and
background
which
preceded
and
laid
the
foundations
for
the
preat
future
of
Canadian
aviation
should
be
appreciate
and
recorded
in
a
booK
such
as
this.
year
old
son
Peter.
The
family
live
in
Winnipeg.
Since
Petere
was
a
year
and
a
half
old,
he
has
been
deaf.
Announcement
was
recently
made
that
Peter,
who
has
been
attending
the
MacKay
School
for
An
authoritative
history
of
Canadian
aviation
is
being
completed
by
Frank
11.
Ellis,
53-year
old
municipal
bus
driver
here.
"Wings'
of
Memory,"
started,
14
years
ago,
is
expected
to
beJ
ready
for
publication
shortly.
From
the
first
recorded
Canadian
flight
by
Frederick
W.
Casey
i
Baldwin
in
108,
the
225,000-word
encyclopedia
of
Canadian
Hying
facts
covers
evehy
phase
of
the
Dominion's
aviation
history
up
to
the
Second
World
War1.'
Mr.
Elli
estimates
he
has
re
t
A
bus
driver
for
4
years.
Mr.L:.,
.
J
.,j;FPDrTADV
TC
J
item
iti
ivtuiiwriii
iuut
wuu
wie
ril
m
1
S
Hlta
has
been
interested
in
avla-
Dr.
Robert
Fletcher
Scholarship
RFPORT
ON
TAI
KS
tion
Hon
since
since
he
he
came
came
to
to
Cmi:iil:i
Canada
.
-
..
,
..
.
Ull
1
L.I.0
V
949
lor
uenerai
rronciency.
itiis
will
help
cover
his
expenses!
WASHINGTON
(f--State
Sec-
from
Nottingham,
England,
37
years
ago.
v.hlle
he
attends
the
Kendall
retary
Dean
Acheron
was
expect-
He
make
was
the
first
Canadian
to
Scllool
for
the
raf
ln
Wash-1
ed
today
to
report
to
Prescient
a
parachu
e
Jump
from
a
,nBUllli
Ulls
wtater
thV
successful
m-
w
Calvert
Canadian
aircraft.
That
was
In
BctiUJ
rnrnd
Skipped
by
ALFRED
UMBCSON
JR
London.Enqiand
.
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
,
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
oi
British
Columbia.
"Peter
is
certainly
no
child
ordination
of
United
States-prodl"y,"
Mrs.
Garbutt
said.!
n.-m.k.crn..i.
t..
.u.
ceived
5,000
letters
related
to
hi.s
j
book.
Mote
than
500
picture
wilt
Ulltrate
the
history.
Recently
he
received
a
letter
1914
when
he
and
Tom
Blakely
of
Winnipeg
built
and
flew
u
-He
is
just
a
normal,
teen-age
'
eoldwar
1th
Russia.
Curtis
Pusher
bi-plane
in
Cai-
and
his
handicap
does
not
make:
JtowtfRotd
CanaoianWhish
Eary-
.
him
any
better
or
worse
than
j
j
The
author
also
flew
as
mech-
the
usual
young
person
of
today.
anic
on
the
first
flieht
north
of
He
is
very
interested
in
linotype
latitude
53,
in
1920.
Piloted
by
work
and
he
plans
to
take,
a
I
Hector
Dougall,
one-time
presi-
lino
type
course
along
with
his
A
dtitingidthedfiw
Am'
dent
of
Canadian
Flying
Clubs,
academic
subjects."
the
plane
took
three
days
for
the
trip
from
Winnipeg
to
The
Pai-
Mr.
W.
H.
fBuster)
Hill,
as-His
aim
in
writing
"Wings
of
,.ut
oft
a
UUtinuwm.
j
1
Imam
Iff
-
-
-miiiv
nit-
itttri
ttrtt',
it"
1
1,
oil
Memory"
is
not
to
make
money,
the
Prince
Georpe
last
nlht
to
"If
it
is
included
in
school
li-
j
SDnri
his
two
week
vacation
in
braties
or
other
Institutions
Vancouver
and
the
south.
where
the
information
will
be
available
to
young
Canadians,
I
.'.hall
be
content."
You
saw
It
in
the
New.!
Thi
jJvcrtistriK-nt
it
n.x
published
of
dispUtd
b
ttK
LmuwUH
bjr
die
Government
at
Brituh
Culmr
I
Vour
House
is
an
Asset
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