prime
tttipcrt
Daflp
r-Jctos
Uo.
Frkiay,'
April
2,
1948
I
construction.
!
P.
Parkvold,
Plggott
Tlace.
CONSTRUCTION
$15,000
DURING
LAST
MONTH
F
rf
I
r
y.'
(
I
V?
I
.
EDUCATE
PARISHIONERS
I
VANCOUVER
fi
Men
and
I
women
prisoners
in
Oakaila
prison,
in
nearby
Burnaby,
will
receive
vocational'
education.
J.
V.
Hobdcn,
secretary
of
the
John
;
Howard
Society,
said
professors
and
others
skilled
in
trades
will
teach
prisoners
so
they
will
have
$150,
construction.
.
T.
V.
Rowe,
Ninth
Avenue
East,
$50,
rebuilding.
'
Eugene
Pierce,
Eighth
Avenue
East,
$75,
repairs.
FILM
LIST
FOR
APRIL
his
cenhTTiiriT"-7
Yankees
s
fielder.
But
L
Ruth
nicw.,4
.
SHIPS
AND
WATERFRONT
A.
Mclver,
Sixth
Avenue
West,
Value
of
building
permits
$200,
repairs.
an
occupation
when
released.
Avenue
issuea
oy
tne
uiiy
Engineers
office
during
March
was
$15,025,
bringing
the
total
for
the
first
niuii't.pr
of
1)4R
t.n
tnn
RAt.
,.ro
H.
Bishop,
Seventh
East,
$200,
repairs.
W.
King,
Ambrose
good
shou..ir.
..
neWl'
Avenue,
than
$18,000
greater
'
than
for:2?,0,
te
.
,
,
.
Avenue,
1
1.
Loiiuri,
inira
last,1
the
corresponding
period
Inir
of
hi
i.,.
em
a
$5,800,
alterations.
Some
Outstanding
Pictures
Booked
for
This
Month
at
Capitol
Outstanding
picture
bookings
for
the
month
of
April
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
include
the
current
"This
Time
for
Keeps,"
with
Esther
Williams
and
Jimmy
Durante;
"Body
and
Soul,"
John
Garfield
and
Lilll
Palmer;
"Henry
V,"
Lawrence
Olivier;
F.
Schroeder.
Eitrhth
Avenue
year.
Majority
of
the
permits
were
Making
an
early
arrival
after
a
line
voyage.
Union
steamer
Cardena,
Opt.
Alf
Aspinall,
arrived
in
port
at
3
o'clock
tins
inurning
from
Vancouver
via
the
sou
tli
end
of
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
and
will
sail
ct
midnight
for
Massett
Inlet
points
whence
she
will
return
here
Sunday
morning
to
sail
at
midnight
that
day
on
her
return
to
Vancouver
via
the
south
islands.
East,
$100,
repairs.
issued
to
cover
repairs
and
alter
"You
can
take
my
I(,
WANTS
FINES
LOWERED
EDMONTON
m
J.
Harper
rrowsc,
Liberal
leader
in
hte
Alberta
legislature,
said
here
that
penalties
for
drunkenness
provided
by
provincial
laws
should
be
lowered.
When
a
man
was
fined
$20
and
costs
or
30
days
In
jail,
his
family
suffered,
Mr.
Prowse
said.
He
recommended
a
$5
fine
and
costs.
The
idea
ol
a
kindergardm
ations
to
existing
buildings,
lurgttft
being
for
$5,800
issued
to
J.
J.
T.
Collart
for
reconstruc
Alexander
and
Penn
der.
Walter
j,
knew
what
tr,
"
"Thunder
in
the
Valley,"
Peggy
Ann
Garner
and
Lon
McAllister;
"Dear
Ruth."
Joan
Caulficld
and
M.
t
,ewSon
belong,
ani,
r.
immortals
ry
a
Just
a
born
pH,:hft
Vou
saw
it
in
tne
Daily
News!
for
young
children
was
evolved
by
a
German,
Freidrich
Froebel.
left-
iinui
k
was
a
Mathcwson."
William
Holden;
"13
Rue
Madeleine,"
James
Cagney
and
Annabella,
and
"The
Stranger,"
Edward
G.
Robinson
and
Lor-etta
Young.
Here
is
Manager
J.
Harry
Black's
list:
April
2
and
3
"This
Time
for
Keeps,"
Esther
Williams
and
Jimmy
Durante.
April
4
and
5
"Carnival
in
Mrs.
H.
Ness,
Second
Avenue,
$100,
repairs.
P.
R.
Gospel
Tabernacle,
Sixth
Avenue
West,
$2,500,
construction.
P.
Guillet,
Tenth
Avenue
East,
$150,
repairs.
P.
LeRoss,
Fraser
Street,
$125,
repairs.
J.
McRac,
Fourth
Avenue
West,
$400,
excavation.
M.
Hanberg,
Ninth
Avenue
East.
$250,
repairs.
1
A.
Manson,
Firth
Avenue
West,
$150,
addition.
K.
McCrimmon,
Eighth
Avenue
West,
$200,
repairs.
G.
Soderlund,
Second
Avenue
West,
$150,
repairs.
T.
Rorvik,
Seventh
Avenue
East,
$250,
repairs.
Grand
Cafe,
Second
Avenue,
$250,
construction.
V.
E.
Cavenaile,
Frederick
Street,
$800,
construction.
CANADIANS
IN
LONDON-
Miss
Jessie
Rosa
Mennie,
left,
Vancouver
and
Ottawa,
who
is
now
in
London.
She
is
a
Carnegie
Follow
at
the
Institute
of
Education
of
the
University
of
London
who
arrived
in
September.
She
was
with
the
National
Film
Board
of
Canada
as
education
officer.
She
is
studying
films
for
schools
in
Britain.
She
is
the
second
daughter
of
the
late
John
Mennie
who
was
a
pioneer
of
British
Columbia,
and
the
late
Mrs
Mennie.
Miss
Mennie
returns
to
Canada
next
summer.
Mr.
Bonar
Stuart,
right,
last
descendant
of
the
famous
SiMltlsh
family
who
were
pioneers
of
Canada
and
the
U.S.A.
100
years
ago.
They
built
Balmoral
Castle
for
Queen
Victoria
who
afterwards
sent
them
out
to
build
the
Houses
of
Parliament
in
Ottawa
and
the
Chateau
Frontcnac
in
Quebec.
They
also
built
20
miles
of
the
lake
frontage
in
Toronto.
The
name
of
James
Stuart
&
Co.
was
known
all
over
the
continent
as
builders
of
the
Grand
Trunk
Railway.
ThfsTimo
for
Hoops
tion
of
the
Three
Sisters
Cafe,
badly
damaged
by
fire
last
month.
Largest
construction
work
authorized
was
the
building
of
an
auditorium
and
meeting
hall
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Gospel
Tabernacle
congregation
on
the
north
side
of
Sixth
Avenue
west,
across
the
street
from
their
present
hall.
The
permit
was
for
$2,500.
There
were
28
permits
issued
in
March.
R.
Long,
Beach
Place,
$200,
alterations.
Mrs.
A.
Wilson,
Eighth
Avenue
East,
$1,200,
repairs.
R.
McKay,
India
Avenue,
$1,000
construction.
H.
Sheardown,
Sixth
Avenue
H
t
M
l
TCCNNICOLOI
MSICl
ESTHER
WILUMS
U0m
mmmr
mwwm
MOQflOkVimJEJOHHSIOII
iffrai
Union
steamer
Catala,
Capt.
William
McCombe,
is
due
in
port
CFPR
Radio
Dial
1240
Kilocycle
at
3
o'clock
tomorrow
morning
East,
$125,
construction.
Mrs.
Llndqulst,
Sixth
Avenue
from
the
south
and
will
sail
two
I
J.
T.
Bowman,
Sixth
Avenue
West.
425(1
renair
m
lis-
i
&t
a
i
i
RADIO
SERVICE
I
?:re
MX
m
hours
later
on
her
return
to
.East,
$100,
repairs.
Dr.
J.
Galbralth,
Borden
St,
Vancouver
and
waypoints.
I
B.
Beggs,
Claud
Street,
$50,
$50,
repairs.
MAXIMUM
PERFORMANCE
Is
ensured
when
you
take
ailvaulani'
f
wir
hi
Authorized
Repair
Department.
SEE
-
PHONE
-
VVIilTK
Costa
Rica,"
Dick
Haymes
and
Celeste
Holm,
and
"Under
the
Tonto
Rim,"
Tim
Holt
and
Nan
Leslie.
April
6
and
7
'
Woman
on
the
Beach,"
Joan
Bennett
and
Robert
Ryan,
and
"It's
a
Joke,
Son,"
Kenny
Delmar.
and
Una
Merkcl.
April
8,
9,
10
"Body
and
Soul,"
John
Garfield
and
Lllli
Palmer.,
April
11,
12
and
13
"Johnny
O'clock,"
Dick
Powell
and
EW-ly
i
Keyes,
and
"Gas
House
Kids
Go
West,"
Emory
Parnell
and
Chili
Williams.
,
April
14
"Henry
V,"
Lawrence
Olivier.
April
15.
16
and
17
"Thunder
in
the
Valley,"
Peggy
Ann
Garner
and
Lon
McAllister.
April
18
and
19
Dark
Delusion,"
Lucille
Bremer
and
James
Craig;
"Jungle
Flight,"
Robert
Lowery
and
Ann
Savage.
April
20
and
21
"Miracle
on
34th
Street,"
Maureen
O'Hara
and
John
Payne.
April
22,
23
and
24
-
"Dear
Cottage
Sets
and
Curtains
RUPERT
RADIO
&
ELECTRIC
B
Replacements
for
that
Spring
House
Cleaning
Job.
Fresh
Curtains
give
.that
IIONK
tt
BOX
1321
31:1
ninth
am:
til
5
Now
Look
to
your
home.
J
CURTAIN
RODS
CRANES
-
EXTENSIONS
;
Wallace's
j
?
of
Course!
(Subject
to
change)
FKlDAlf
PM.
4.00
-Ed
McCuray
Sfiigs
4:15
Stock
Quotation.'
4:30
-Especially
For
You
4:45
Sleepy
Time
Story
Teller
5:00
String
Stylings
5:30
Mu.sic
by
Sammy
Kaye
5.45
Community
Calendar
6:00
-Canadian-American
Day
6:30
Three
Suns
and
a
Starlet
0:45
Plantation
Hou.e
Partj
7:00
CBC
News
,
7:15-CBC
News
Roundup
7:30
These
English
8:
00
-One
Night
Stand
8:
30-Boston
Pops
0:00
-Dream
Time
0:30-
Prairie
Schooner.
10:00
CliG
News
10:10
-
B.
C.
News
10:15-
Speaking
As
a
Listener
10:30
al
Richards
Orch.
11:00
Weather
and
Sign
Oft
SAiUKUAY
A.M.
7:30
Musical
Olock
8:00
CBC
News
8:15-Pick
of
the
Hits
6:30
Morning
Devotions
8:45
Little
Concert
9:00
-BUG
News
Commentary
9:15-
Records
at
Random
9:30
Land
of
.Supposing
1
l
-
if
YOUR
BES
EATING
PLAi
Ruth,"
Joan
Caulficld
and
William
Holden.
April
25
"Secret
of
the
Whistler,"
Richard
Dix
and
Leslie
Brooks,
and
"Bringing
Up
Father,"
Joe
Yule
and
Renie
Riaho.
April
20,
27,
and
28
"13
Rue
Madeleine,"
James
Cagney
and
J
H
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April
29
and
30,
May
1
"The
Stranger,"
Edward
G.
Robinson
I
and
Loretta
Y,oung.
AND
PARTIES
FURNITURE
Limttcd
.
,'
"A
GOOD
PLACK
TO
BUY"
Inlaid
Linoleum
with
Burlap
Back
and
Printed
Fluor
Covering
Tabic
Oil
Cloth,
nil
color
(
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the
New
Electric
GLASTEEL
Water
Heater
It's
Glass-Lined
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It's
Economical
It's
Automatic
It's
Dependable.
Saanich
Plumbing
and
Heating
Cor.
4th
and
McBride-Blue
841
BROADW
AGED
NATIVE
WOMAN
DIES
Sarah
Mai-Kay,
73-year
old
9:59
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Signal
am?
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1
Phone
775
327
3rdAve.
CAFE
08
3rd
Ave.
W,
Pho:
native
woman,
died
in
hospital
z
here
Friday
afternoon.
She
was
MacKay,
and
was
born
at
Kin-the
widow
of
the
late
James
eolith.
Prior
to
her
death,
she
had
been
living
at
Port
Kdwu.nl.
in
jour
own
home
towu
in
your
own
spare
time
at
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10:30-Lord
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10:45
CBC
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10:55
Weather
Forecast
'11:00
Music
Makes
Pictures
11:30
Weather
Forecast
11:31-Mt'&suge
Period
,
11:33
-Recorded
11:45
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12:15
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12:25
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a
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a
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Sask.,
store
because
Bertram
Willoughby
amateur
artist
and
ambulance
driver,
felt
he
owed
a
debt
to
the
Canadian
women.
Willoughby,
who
lives
in
Streatham,
South
London,
Eng.,
had
his
home
blitzed
twice
during
the
war
and
months
later
he
recevied
a
quilt
from
the
St.
James
Anglican
church
of
Saskatoon.
As
a
token
of
gratitude,
Willoughby
painted
the
picture,
saying
he
felt
he
had
to
-''send
something
to
show
how
appreciative
we
were
of
what
Canadian
women
had
done
for
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