X
5
At
St
HUUL
KUAKli
(Continued
from
age
4i
rrinCfe
Kuper
r'LUjily
iNe:
Wednesday,
Marclj
5,
1952
High
With
22
Parents
See
lOnly
One
New
School
Problem
the
school
authorities
in
addition
to
$3000
worth
of
instru-
'
nvJnts
which
are
on
loan
from
i
the
Navy.
iWis
Shoots
(i
Exhibition
TRACTORS
FOR
SALE
Caqe
Thriller
In
stock
In
Montreal
2
new
T
D.
14
and
2
rebuilt
T
C.
14
International
Tractors.
New
and
rebuilt
T.D.
18
International
Tractors
available
for
Imminiiate
shipment,
also
shovels,
cranes,
draglines
and
backhoes.
K.
.
'
AMI'Br.l.l.
Kl'.tVP..
I'oiilraitorH-
Kiliimeiit
nr,i
st.
l
atlierine
St.
Vtrvt,
.MiHitrvnl.
.
Telephone
Glenview
3573
Evenlntts
Fluroy
6701
K'.ag
Edward
Open
House
Occasion
of
Interest
Everybody
Happy
Only
one
problem
still
remains
I
Principal
A.
M.
Hurst
In
negotiations
between
the
In-
j
ed
that
the
new
High
School
was
ternatlonal
Association
of
Fire-
;
not
being
used
to
the
best
fighters'
local
and
the
cits
on
i
tage
yet
since
there
was
some
v
"
More
than
100
parents,
many
wage
ar)(j
working
conditions
;
carpentry
work
still
to
be
done,
accompanied
by
future
pupils,
agreements.
The
union
meets
to-
j
Mr.
Hurst
suggested
that
a
car-
$500
Fine
took,
advantage
of
open
house
n!gnt
t0
determine
whether
the
1
penter
be
engaged
for
a
week.
Challengers
Merchants
33
j).lVU
bai
g'l
f
rom
behind
the
guard
curtain
,ltatn"SC()re
22
points
for
Co-op
Challengers,
r
them
with
his
favorite
"fall-away"
shot
from
1
,
k
ev
in
a
rough
and
ready
hoop
exhibition
For
Saddler
PLASTIC
AND
PAPER
TABLECLOTHS
The
school
committee
will
look
;
into
the
matter.
i
Influenza
epidemic
hit
hard
at
.
attendance
in
city
schools
during
February
and
cut
down
at
King
Edward
school
yester-
question
of
additional
superanu-day
afternoon
during
the.
an-(ation
be
referred
to
the
Provin-nual
celebration
of
Education
cial
government
for
concilation
Week.
For
many
parents
it
was
or
be
senj
to
an
arbitration
the
first
time
in
the
new
school
board.
1
Last
vear
an
arbitration
board
r
wl
New
MeuaKaua
ivieiTiianis.
MONTREAL
r
The
Montreal
Athletic
Commission
Tuesday
followed
up
disqualification
of
Sandy
Saiiuier
with
a
$500
fine
1
One
of
the
most
modern;
here
unanimously
recommended
po-cmogc
hniiHir,
in
hp
nmvince.
!
that
the
citv
elve
consideration
!
records.
At
Booth
Memorial
High
Rjpc
rt
np-
t
m:iiiv
nv
win-.
-
rui
wic
In!
School
as
many
as
100
pupils
were
stricken
and
the
malady
r-
ne
was
followed
Davis
with
10
points,
I
and
released
the
world
fcuthe
,,.j(.p
as
'
.Hants,
the
fia.
Paper
Roll
Towels
O
Paper
Napkins
Paper
Doilies
Paper
Paper
Plates
Plates
Paper
Spoons
i.
The
eight
of
which
he
made
in
the!
w"iKht
chamDions
purse.
,ut
c
frp
Ms
2.
Classrooms'
well
prepared.
'
io
me
superannuation
request
to
receive
them
with
distinct
based
on
the
findings
of
the
projects
featured
by
murals,
Crumb
report,
Firefighters
blackboard
drawings,
cut-outs,
'
claimed
last
night
at
a
special
etc
meeting
with
city
council
wage
uon.,
i
n
r.
ir
i
n
a
rpnch.rs
'
committee,
kins
plavcd
with
as
iaKt
quarter.
Davis
ieored
12
in
Alter
a.
special
meeting
or
the
anv'
team
on
a
the
third
quarter.
Much
of
the
'commission.
Chairman
Emile
l
-
nils
also
caused
absenteeism
among
teachers.
LULLINGSTONE,
England
(CP)
Archaeologists
excavating
a
Roman
villa
here
unearthed
7000
shattered
pieces
of
murals
believed
to
have
decorated
the
home
of
a
Roman
official.
Be
und
ourvicn
cd
extensive
training
hut
lacked
jco""B
mum-nun
miu
uk
uiihcu
Uvidson
allow
a
the
final
polish
gained
by
prac-
swies
Army
woum
De
iaKen
inio
...i,
whistles
w
if
it
was
an
tieal
application
against
an
op-'
consideration
out
Ci
umb
granted
Vancou-4.
who
welcomed
-them
sincerely.
report
ver
firefighters
in
April,
19a0
an
Proud
children
whose
grinning
features
showed
how
"
hwth,c?1.rcquirecl
e
,1
l.
,
u
u
i.
contribute
2'2
per
cent
of
fire-
Lle!i
2TX
en's
wages
and
an
additional
ordinary
time,
we
would
suspend
,n
usual
(fame.
150
people
who
paid
o
the
ponent.
Next
basketball
tame
at
the
Civic
Centre
features
the
neconti
of
a
best-of-three
final
series
sides
being
"
broken,,
the
pieces
I
ITr
,..,n,
.
t-n'if.
I
t:i
game
cheered
lor
nd
W
many
...
n,t,ieri
color
In
de-i
one
arc
discolored
bv
fire.
him.
.
Saddler
was
warneti
repeatedly
by
-Referee
Tommy
Sullivan
for
hoidinR,
hitting
,on
the
breaks,
heeling
and
other
illegal
tactics
in
a
bout
Monday
night
with
IJl
OH"'
-
h
ousted
'
between
Man&oiM
Elk"
on
Rl-lllVf
GlirVH
.
,i
.-I
a
Mu
ctator
;
contribution
from
firemen
of
2
"S.
An
orderly,
yet
completely.
frank
and
informal
atmosphere
,
Meanwnile
aU
othcr
oints
haV5
throughout
the
well-kept
school.
beel
negotiated
..very
smoothly"
6.
A
program
of
entertain-
stateA
a
union
Sp0kesman,
who
inent
proviaed
for
them
by
the
added
tne
unlon
was
pieased
..by
children
and
teachers
which
jtne
frjeriiiy
and
co-operative
j
Thursday
night.
a
derision
n
tne
Aimand
Savoie.
Another
.
i
distinguished
product
of
,e
by
the
Merchants
sC
and.
because
of
Chal-Hit
zone
defence,
most
.iatorV
shots
were
lont;
fwld
coal.
Playing
,unt:
riiltun.
Norman
;..'rry
Lane
and
I.
Buxton
SCOKINU
Challengers
Schcrk
.J.'
Flaten
6,
Holkestad
8,
Olson
4,
Davis
22.
Kpring
4,
Webster
6,
Mat;
thews
4,
Mcrgan,
Cuilwi.
Total
66.
Merchant-Lang
5,
Milne
4,
Bolton
7,
I.
Buxton
6.
Guthrie
4.
W.
Buxton
1,
B.
Booth
2,
Johnson,
Booth.
Total
33.
Allowed
to
Go
On
Hoop
Tour
Although
not
very
enthusiastic
about
it,
board
of
school
trustees
showed
a
high
degree
oi
co-
;
manner
in
wni:h
the
council
has
operation
ana
intensive
eifort.
jthus
tar
negotiated."
Between
1:15
ana
l:4o
p.m.,
original
wage
Increase
de-parents
were
urged
by
teaenc-rs
mands
were
25
per
cent.
The
lo
mix
with
their
children
In
union
has
accepted
the
$30
a
the
classrooms,
following
wnicn
month
increase
the
city
offered
rrmcipai
ti.
u.
Moore
uiiected
last
week,
which
is
approximately
tne
program
in
tne
school
gym
half
of
the
increase
sought
orig-where
seating
was
provided
lor
inally.
an
entuusiasbic
auuience.
ct
these
quality
shoes
ot
r,,(l
m
some
oazziins
Boltmi
was
high
for
U
with
seven
lJoints.
last
nlht
granted
permission
to
The
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
DISTILLERY;
Co.
Ltd.
1
Leslie
Matthews
of
Booth
Mem-
i
nri.nl
Hiph
Rrhnnl
staff
t.n
po
tt
Penticton
for
the
forthcomin
;
1
E
GKAM
i
Allan
Griffin,
district
passen-
!
Senior
A
provincial
basketball
There
was
singing
in
two-part
ger
agent
of
Canadian
National
ii...ffo
no
KMunvr
i
.nr,n
nnro
rfneirw
nv
Railways
and
Canadian
National
DAILY
NEWS
,..i,H
.
r,,.
i..
,i,i',.
.-..
mo
.
..
rs.irsil
ii
,.r,H.
i.nrti.e
rt
rorf
nn
ouainiiu
SWarnpships,
1.1,
arrived
ti.ii.iu
cn
the
SALE
PRICES
CHILDREN'S
SLIPPERS
99c
WOMEN'S
SHOES
'
1.95
MEN'S
SHOES
6.95
pTl
m
"ce
George
today
for
an
offi-Aiiss
of
Class
leacher
Joe
Gocoe.
clal
business
tp.
He
U
maUng
ann
Bekeu,v
paced
,.
,
,
,
,,.,
,,:
the
round
trip
to
Ketchikan
and
Grade
1
class
tne
uuougu
cho,ui.wm
Pf
()(:eed
rom
here
by
to.
reciiauon
oi
tm
Miuy
near.
morrow
evenings
train
to
Jasper
A
comedy
play
with
a
moral
enroute
back
to
Vancouver.
!
the
period
or
his
absence
and
a
1
suitable
substitute
mast
be
provided.
Alex
Bill,
coach
of
the
local
team
which
is
challenging
for
provincial
senior
hoop
honors,
asked
the
board
to
give
Mr.
Matthew
permission
to
go
and
trie
was
presented
by
Grade
IV
pupils
under
direction
of
Mrs.
fat
If
you
want
to
sell
it,
advertise
it.
News
classified.
iriewitt,
which
leatured
a
Red
request
also
had
the
blessing
of
Cross
theme
and
prevention
of
FASHION
FOOTWEARj.
accidents.
Partly
maimed
and
R.
H
Davidson,
president
of
the
i
Prince
Rupert
Basketball
A.ssoci-j
ation
and
also
vice-principal
of;
The
ALLEYS'Curling
Results
moaning
children
were
cautioned
by
trie
-nurse"
to
"use
youi
heaos."
Pre-school
children,
accom
Booth
Memorial
School.
J
The
team
leaves
next
Tuesday
I
j
for
Penticton
and,
if
it
is
elimin-
Results
of
Ladies'
curling,
Mor:-;
ated
at
Penticton,
will
return
!
day
gam-as:
j
March
16.
If
it
wins
at
Penile-!
McKenzie
14.
Matthew
3;
Wil-!
ton
it
will
go
on
to
Vancouvei
j
son
3.
Wales
4;
Rogerson
6.
Tur-
!
and
return
home
March
23.
i
ner
2;
Evans
5,
Wilkins
9:
Part-'
i
BC
RESERVE
is.
ivifosn'i''.'
ft
a
panying
their
parents,
visibly
enjoyed
the
program
as
well
as
the
adults.
A
ripple
of
laughter
in
the
audience
was
sustained
when
one
youngster
kept
twinging
his
arms
and
shouting
at
the
stage:
"Christopher!
Christopher!
Christopher
.
.
.!"
Kill
M.U'KtXZIE
1
S(
OKI
II
K.ll
I
'
si::r;!t
trf
301
and
a
total
Hush
Mackeniie.
of
Jay-ptured
top
honors
fii
sKbf
Men's
Five
Pin
Malison's
took
team
mth
1123
and
a
hih
;
3073
With
the
cud
of
Hockey
Scores
National
ridge
7,
Bateman
5;
Hamilton
7,!
Munthe
10.
j
Friday
afternoon
draw
Mc-
j
Leod
vs
Munthe;
Skallmerud
vs
Jennings;
Webster
vs
Moore.
,
Post
on
4,
New
York
1
Wastorn
International
Folk
dancing,
action
songs.
The
British
Cilumbu
Distillery
Ci.
Ltd.
NCW
WCITMIMITIR,
B.C.
Viai!
5,
Spokane
0
(Trail
wins
basketball
drill
and
a
portrayej
best
of
five
Mo.i.gonrry
Cup
t.ass
in
social
studies
were
di-
CD
I
OT
on
appidiii
liinjj,
a
tight
JMtauy
for
first
ppsic
Results
-ion-
Home
Oil
1.
C'NRA
playoffs
3-2
Pacific
Coast
Saskatoon
3,
Victoria
0
'
This
adv.rtijemenl
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
th-
Government
of
British
Columbia
41
;
Men's
curling
results,
Tuvsday:
Semi-final
primary
competition
Collinson
8,
Kellough
6;
Warren
15,
Wood
1.
i
'
Secondary
competition
Moore
10,
Wales
4;
Eyolfson
12.
Shier
5;
Rowbotham
7.
Wilson
8;
Hollis-t-:n
4.
Moore
20.
,(
'-jok's
Jcwellvrs
3.
Rupert
This
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
i
rected
respectively
by
Mrs.
L.
j
Rapp,
Miss
Edith
Jack,
Paul
To-1
palian
and
Principal
Moor;.
I
A
"silver"
tea,
prepared
and
vrved
by
King
dward
PTA
jwith
the
help
of
teachers,
was
!
enjoyed
in
the
school
lunch
1,
Thorn
Sheet
Metal
1,
f
".op
3,
Bulser's
3.
Bud's
'(fault,
Maiisor
default
i,
Mouse
,
Hut
PR
I
i
l7l
'
$
i
-V
.
v
i
it',
I-
1
''
I
room.
Proceeds
win
De
turnen
over
to
the
Preventive
Dental
Clinic.
Wednesday
Draws
7
p.m.
Boulter
vs
Laurie;
McKenzie
vs
Stewart;
Rogvrson
vs
Wood.
9
p
m.
Greene
vs
Miller;
Skallmerud
vs
Black;
Berg
vs
r.ts
2
!
won-
Northwest
Const,
j
Lesion
idefaulti,
Jaycees
n
1,
Short
Circuits
3,'
A.
1.
Bulkley
Market
4.1
h
0
CNRA
Two
3,
Para-'
1,
Standings
:sion
Snort
Shop
26,
s
25.
CNRA
One
24.
Moose
-
s
21.
Home
Oil
51
Timm
If
you
want
to
sell
it,
adv:rlijf
it.
News
cla-sslf
ied.
.
I
Prince
Rupert
R.
Savaid,
Montreal;
R.
J.
Cooper,
New
Westminster;
E.
jNeilson,
Edmonton;
J.
H.
Mc-
Naughton,
A.
M.
Morgan
and
J.
i
Whitley.
Vancouver;
Mrs.
L.
Roland,
Porcher
Island;
Mr.
and
iMrs.
Mclntyre,
Alice
Arm;
D.
M.
Shelly,
Stewart;
J.
Dunlop,
Smithers.
!;al
19,
Rupert
Butchers
Championship
Finals
MANSONS
vs
ELKS
2nd
game
THURSDAY
Fit
IG
IDA!
RE
REFRIGERATOR
More
beautiful
and
practical
than
ever
in
four
completely
new
models
including
this
fine
De
Luxe
Cold-Wall.
-
'
:
Amusements
13.
Buyer's
he's
6,
Bud's
Plare
5.
lMon-
Short
Circuits
26.
'
26,
Jaycees
22,
Para-21.
Bulkhy
Market
19,
'o
18,
Northwest
18
3-
Rayal
Fish
li.
Cana-'i'm
1
Gets
Time
Out
I
j
!
To
Go
Curling
i
T.
G.
Bateman,
principal
of
Conrad
Street
School,
who
is
an
enthusiastic
curler,
was
granted
permission
by
the
school
board
last
night
to
take
a
couple
of
afternoons
off
later
this
month
to
1
participate
in
the
Prince
Rupert
j
Curling
Club's
bonspiel
providing
i
his
rink
reaches
the
finals.
It
Duracleaning
pins
Stay
i
was
one
of
the
few
requests
that;
is
recommended
b
y
Canada's
leading
furniture
and
dept.
stores.
Complete
ftB
I
the
board,
which
seemed
to
be
tn
'
a
rather
critical
mood
last
nlsht,
I
granted
with
enthusiasm.
Puck
Race
9
1
-The
n
n
.
t
fii(1M7itrrniiFflv
insurance
coverage
by
Lloyd's
of
London.
VANCOUVER
and
VICTORIA
SUNDAY
ss.
Cliilcotin
8
p.m.
TUESDAY
ss.
Camostin
12
noon
AI.K'i;
ARM,
STKWAKT
AND
POUT
SIMPSON
Sunday,
Camosun,
11
p.m.
Kilt
NORTH
Ql
'KKN
t'HARI.OTTK
ISLANDS
March
14
and
28
ss.
Cliilcotin
midnight
FOR
SOI
!
II
Ql'EEN
CHARI.onii
ISLANDS
ss.
Chilcotln
March
7
and
21
(midnight)
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
&0&
I
Rememberwhen?
I
Fred
J.
(Mickey!
Ion,
famous
i
professional
hockey
referee,
and
I
two
players
Baldy
Northcott
of
,
Chicago
Black
Hawks
and
Gus
k'Pt
themselves
in
the
W'P
play-off
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