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TEACHERS
ASK
Thursday,
Noverrrber
3,
1949
ETTER
FARES
imSiBe
Wlge'
B?
Ready'
When
mm
Baii
tcr
(Lie
the
Cold
Weather
Comes.
Order
Your
COAL
Now
and
be
Warm
and
Comfortable
This
Winter.
I
WwUi
Ilav?
Travel
Contesstorn
I
to
0(v
,7m,m
I
At
the
regular
monthly
met-ling
of
the
Prince
Rupert
and
District
Tef.ehers'
Associfstktn,
j
President
F.
R.
Wright
reported
iO'i
a
Dieting
which
h
and
iV.er
Adlem
had
with
O.
A.
Rusiuci,
)RDER
TODAY
FROM
j
traffic
manager
for
the
Union
steamship
Company,
to
ascertain
Aff
'
Call
651
l
T
i.Uu
feellnp;
of
the
trarispovt,d!;n
LrUi
i
i
eompunsts
operating
out
of
rnitto
Rupert
w!Ui
repaid
to
reduction
in
fare
on
boat
travel
for
teachers
on
holiday?
cr
at
ITT
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Sedjjewiek
are
sailing
tontght
on
the
Prince
George
for
a
trip
to
i.
Ltd.
tending
conventions.
It
has
been
the
poiiey
of
the
riilways
in
trie
ps'st
to
f.rant
a
faia
mtucR-i
r
U'achf
r-t
travelling
by
train
and
it
wu
felt
by
the
Fringe
Runvt
SAVOY
jl'lLIIINfi
SUPPLIES
ALMOfTT
A
CABINET
MEETING
AT
YOUNG
LIBERAL
CONVENTION
Top
government
officials
gathered
In
Montreal
to
speak
at
the
Young
Liberals
convention
of
representatives
from
all
over
Canada.
Left
to
right:
Hon.
Brooke
Claxton,
minister
of
national
defence;
Finance
Minister
Dousclas
Abbott;
Bolicitor:Oeneral
Hughes
Lapointe;
C.
A.
Duranceau,
national
president
of
Young
Liberals;
Mrs.
Louis
St.
Laurent
and
Prime
Minister
St.
Laurent.
Teachers'
Association
that
they
j
i
should
imliafe
a
movement
to-!
j
ward
having
the
.same
eoncr
v;!un
i
upuiy
to
lout
travel.
Mr.
Wright
j
reported
that
Mr.
Rusnton
e.'c-
PERSONAL
XM.tS
CARDS
From
your
own
Snapshots
Terrace
Worriei
Over
Lost
Man
MEASLES
HIT
Come
in
and
See
our
Samples
W.
L.
WOODS,
I'rou.
rTfONE
TJ
P.O.
WX
131
r
KASL'K
STREETZ
princk
rohiht::;
5
CITY
SCHOOLS
I8t
P.A.
23
FOR
2.4u
WKATTfAUS
PHOTO
FINISHING
'
pressed
pleasure
at
having
met
TERRACE
Sunday's
fishing
with
representatives
of
the
Prince
trip
out
to
Deep
Creek
com
the
Rurt
Tt-achers'
Association,
citizens
of
Terrace
a
few
hours
i.'.irtii.
i
n
Geographical
Kcpre-sleep
WhPn
Jim
Maxted
failed
to
sentalive
71.
D.
Ch
land,
rented
return
home
at
night.
Constable
011
,he
t(uiar
Jf
Un?
A
measles
epidemic,
which
sweot
city
schools
last
month
-4
PS-
f
ft
w
ol
tne
provincial
executive
oi
inc.
sent
attendance
.records
plum-
j
meting,
elementary
principals
re-
j
ported
to
last
,
night's
School
j
Board
meeting.
However,
enrol-1
ment
in
the
four
publie
sehools
showed
a
slight
Increase
over
:
September.
i
ANNOUNCEMENT
Sidney
Gonkk
Optometrist
Graduate
of
Los
Angeles
Brue,
Constable
Rogers,
C.
L.
M.
GlKgey
and
Lloyd
Johnstone
went
In
search
of
him
on
Monday
moriiing
and
from
5
a.m.
the
mill
whlutltt,
blowing
ut
15
minute
intervals
kept
everyone
nwake.
At
10:30
the
searchers
were
called
In,
by
several
hard
blasts
of
tlie
whistle.
The
lost
man
had
returned
home.
Unable
B.
C
Teachers'
Fedeo'bn
which
he
attended
In
Vancouver
It!
tple(ii'-'ei'
Mr.
Cleiand
iadtot-etl
thut
il
Was
un'tllcely
VmI
Uii
teachers
would
be
asked
f
ir
a
i
mitlitional
amount
this
tar
to
help
the
plight
of
a
numlier
of
teachers
not
covert
.1
bv
the
pension
scheme.
Last
Ui-m
Prlrei
Ruppi't
and
District
leacher'
'
Percentage
of
attendance
In
1
4V,n
Ih.Aa
tilointmttti
V
'lfilt
I
Complete
Visual
Analysis
Glasses
Prescribed
When
Necessary
College
of
Optometry
is
pleased
to
announce
that
-he
has
opened
permanent
offices
in
Prince
Kupert
for
the
practice
of
Optometry
in
Rooms
23
and
21,
to
get
hU
bearings
in
the
dark-
Association,
together
wi'li
oth.
CP
TO
GO
enlng
wo(xls,
Maxted
had
spent
teachers
throughout
thv
provmc,
the
night
sitting
under
a
tree,
u
u
,L.
,
uy
Bllll
Hicn?e!ve
a
WIU
Ulltt
wwinii.ij
.......
j
I
'
generally
in
the
S0's,
dropped
to
82
at
King
Edward,
79
at
Conrad
j
;
Street
and
78
at
Borden
Street;
3
because
of
the
widespread
measles
epidemic.
Booth
Memorial
High
School,
with
an
enrolment
of
4
GO,
had
a
i
percentage
attendance
of
90.
Pew
of
the
students
at
this
school
,'.
were
stricken
with
measles.
Registered
enrolment
'
in
the
,
city's
four
public
schools
in
It
Maoris
in
'
-
i
"
1
off
the
corduroy
road
behind
,)ait
three
mintt-.i
Instil-
!-jear-old
Dav-
IS
I
ijerflille,
Ont.,
liesner
Block.
x
Office
Hours:
Evenings
by
Appointment
Daily
From
9
a.m.
to
5
p.m.
Telephone
21s
Iroquois
head-
Oiggey'i
old
mill
near
Spring
:mcnts
to
aid
their
fellow
retirei
Creek.
The
rain
was
coming
pedagogues
in
dire
clrcuraslaiw
v.
I
down
In
torrents
and
he
was
un-j
Teachers
in
the
Prlr.es
Rupeit
'able
to
btilld
a
fire.
When
morn-!
area
subscribed
to
this
protect
Ht
trip.
DaVld.
ln
eame
he
made
his
way
out
to
!
visit
an
uncle
was
appoint-the
Mohawk
creased
to
1,263
in
October
from
1,261
in
September.
n
and
given
one
hundred
percent.
,
Resolutions
concerning
teachers,
heard
at
the
Union
of
B.
C.
Municipalities
nitellng
lv.'Ul
recently
were
also
icpoitf
a
by
the
Geographical
Representative.
Enrolment
at
jKing
Edward
last
;
month
was
311
Prjfacipul
R.
O.
the
Kalum
Road
where
lie
was
'picked
up
and
brought
Into
town
!
by
Marvin
Curtis.
He
got
in
1
about
8
a.m.,
not
much
the
worst-
for
hU
experience.
-"swnial
(lance
j
Professional
ami
Business
p'tning
mat-'
Moore
reportea.
At
uonrau
Street,
the
enrolment
was
252
and
at
Borden
Street,
the
enrolment
was
238.
Onlv
rural
school
report
re
MATTSON'S
UPUOLSTKRlNO
Mr.
Cleiand
stated
that
a
committee
consisting
Of
rrpreselU.i-tives
of
the
U.B.C.M.and
H.CT.F.
were
working
togtliier
on
fiticins;
a
suitable
solution
to
edui'ailoi.il
RIGHT
ADDRESS
There
Is
one
family
in
London,
Ont.,
living
officially
on
Easy
Street.
Shown
are
Mrs.
Floyd
Osborne
and
tier
two
young
daughters
landscaping
their
new
home
in
a
veterans'
sub-division..
The
family
was
the
first
to
ouild
on
an
un
ceived
by
the
Board
was
from
Phone
Blue
818
P.O.
Box
52
FINE
PRINTING
at
REGAL
PRINTERS
1
3
Port
Essington,
where
40
prpilt
are
crirolxc!.
330
second
Avenue
named
thoroughfare
and
the
final
result
was
so
attractive,
wirs,
CATHERINE
LAURIE
PUBLIC
STENOGRAPHER
r"4orfhri:d"Aver
West
f
(Prince
Rupert
Realty
Co.)
Phones:
Green
667
Days
Green
412
Evgs.
(CP
Photo'
Osborne
named
it
Easy
Street.
,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
m:
ilnance.
i
A.
M.
Hurst,
convention
co.n-inittee
ehaliii,an,
ret-oite
1
tu
IMe
teacher;,
that
there
"
a
paihii'-'
y
of
holding
a
dinner
ni?tu!g
with
a
Department
of
Education
1
representative
on
tM
&.'a:d
Directors
of
the
2
vie
Centre.
PHONE
21
222
Second
Ave.
"BUILD
B.C.
PAYROLLS"
B.
&
W.
TRANSFER
'
HEWLYWED
GYRO
RECEIVES
GIFT
DRY
FIR
KINDLING
WOOD
i
R.
D.
Clelana
stai;d
that
of
the
Northern
B.
O.
Council
were
to
b
held
November
2
and
3
in
Prince
Rupert.
50c
Per
Sack
Delivered
PHONE
GREEN
186
siM-aker
in
attendance.
Mr.
Hurst
suggested
that
sectional
meetings
of
the
various
gr-ups
could
pre-(cde
the
dinner.
IDEAL
Attending
the
meeUng
from
-
Ocean
Falls
District
is
J.
G.
M.w.
Miss
E.
Cavalier
gav?
an
auc:
K.
J.
&
B.
CO.
PAINTINO
OP
ALL
KINDS
Remodeling
Rooms
Bathrooms
and
Kitchens
Our
Specialty
Willing
to
Go
Anywhere
All
Work
Guaranteed
BOX
No.
1141
STATION
B
FOR
BABIES
:
ITS
A
HIT
PARADER
.
IT'S
THE
New
'AL
JOLSON
SINGS
AGAIN'
AI.BIM
FROM
IUS
LATEST
PICTl'RE
1
tor's
report
to
the
gathering,
and
H.
Noakes
represents
Terra-2
Mr.
Hurst
was
re-af
firmed
in
the
District
while
Prince
Rupc
'1
Disposition
he
has
held
lor
the
just
rlct
is
represented
by
F
R.
turn
vears.
that
of
the
teach-rs'
Wright
and
R.
D.
Cleiand.
'VAerdirf
FOR
YOUR
ROCK
&
CONCRETE
WORK
CALL
BLUE
939-
M.
J.
SAUNDERS
New,
Modern
Equipment
AH
Work
Guaranteed
A
pair
of
handsome
tible
lamps
were
the
gift
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club
last
night
to
Robert
(Joe)
McKay
when
member
numbering
upward
of
thirty
f
athered
at
a
shg
party
at
the
home
of
W.
M.
Watts
to
celebrate
the
occasion
of
the
honored
quest's
recent
marriage
to
Miss
Leah
Basso-Bert.
Mr.
McKaJ
prior
to
his
marriage,
was
the
last
remaining
bachelor
member
oi
ihe
Club:
The
presentation
was
made
to
Mr.
McKay
with
suitable
expression
of
sentiments
by
President
Maurice
Brydges
and
B-f
rfl
-
-
'MW
"
.inn
.
.
....
...uw..!hli.1lilBHMMiiV
A.
P.
GARDNER
&
Co
BYTOWN
MACHINE
WORKS
Agents
for
SIMPLEX
OAS
and
CUMMINS
DIESEL
ENGINES
;IIARTF.RED
ACCOUNTANTS
3ING
SUCH
FAMOUS
NUMBERS
AS
!
Over
a
4
Leaf
Clover
J'After
You've
Gone"
srds
To
Broadway"
,
"Baby
Face'
f
E'
for
You""
"Chinatown
my
Chinatown"
It
True
What
They
Say
Abmit
Dixie"
1m
Just
Wild
About
Harry"
Many
doctors
prescribe
Pacific
Milk
formulas
irradiated
for
extra
sunshine
Vitamin
D
and
vacuum
packed
this
nourishing
B.
C.
Product
is
ideal
for
your
child.
Ask
your
grocer
for
Pacific
Milk.
PACIFIC
MILK
1118
Melville
Street
VANCOUVER
-
BC.
Per
Album
..........
$4.75
Sales
Service
and
Parts
Z1
Boat
owners
and
users
of
In-j
dustrlal
Engines
are
invitedJ
to
our
showroom
to
view
'QUO
various
engines
and
tullr
viefX
Irradiated
and
Vacuum
Packed
the
recipient
replied
"appreciatively.
Prior
to
the
stag
party
the
members
gathered
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Club
and
proceeded
to
tiie
Civic
Centre
for
dinner.
A
new
Gyro
member
was
welcomed
in
the
person
of
Dr.
L.
M.
Greene.
m
mu
CANADA
AND
IS
DISTRIBUTED
BY
CaWttl
equipment
problems.
VICKERS'IS
DISTIllfOIN
MARGARET
McLEOD
OPTOMETRIST
Room
10
STONE
BUIDINQ
the
Control
Beard
or
by
displayed
,rusnent
is
not
puWisheJ
or
bv
the
Oovernmcnt
of
Botish
Columbu.
;
LIT-
-
!
'
TliisaJ
-
-
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Tango
DR.
GARNET
E.
H;
MONTGOMERY
;
DENTIST
;
r
'
Suite
7,
Smith
Block
r
'
3
Phone
525
P.O.
Box
i216
PHONE
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593
P.O.
BOX
1184
Pumps
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and
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Accou
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Auditor
income
Tax
Returns
Compiled
Besncr
Block
Fhon
387
$9.95
and
$10.50
THE
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SHOE
STORE
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Beauty
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655
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5,
SMITH
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Hhnne
765
.
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BOX
1401
Phone
357
ird
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H.
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