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Thursday,
February
25,
19M
"
V
Products
Derived
Canada
Dubious
of
New
Plan
For
UK
Orphan
Children
y
I
Hit
sic
Smhnt.i
Presentation
of
a
silver
medal
for
musical
prowess
to
Janette
Spark
highlighted
a
recital
bv
LONDON
(CP)
Tliousands
of
nomes
run
by
local
authorities
sider
any
child
will
be
sent
to
private
homes
,
scheme
carefully."
Treatment
of
Wood
migration
children
without
the
approval
I
of
the
provinces;
CORRECTION
The
Rocky
Mountain
Boys
will
bold
dance
in
the
Legion
Auditorium
on
Saturday
night
net
Friday,
ar
stated
in
error
in
an
advertiM
merit
on
page
10
of
today's
paper
-...iirtirifi-
student
pianists
and
violinists
ana
institutions
in
the
Commonwealth.
.
Costs
of
the
children's
fare,
care
and
education
would
be
met
by
the
receiving
country.
Canadian
immigration
officials
ald
Canada
vould
"con-
,krUm
Dim.""
I
described
by
Dr.
?
0f
Columbia
They
said
there
were
two
main
j
2.
Child
welfare
facilities
in
obstacles
to
Canada's
possible
j
Canada
"are
already
bursting
at
entry
to
the
scheme:
the
seams."
1.
Child
welfare
schemes
are
under
the
authority
of
the!
The
first
Ursuline
convent
in
provinces
and
the
federal
gov-
i
Canada
was
completed
by
the
ernmert
could
not
accept
the
1
French
in
1642
at
Quebec.
homeless
and
orplianed
British
children
would
be
sent
to
Commonwealth
countries
for
"etlle-ment
under
a
plan
soon
to
be
submitted
for
government
approval.
The
idea
comes
from
the
parliamentary
migration
board
set
up
last
year
by
the
government-
A
board
official
said
that
if
the
plan
is
adopted,
children
from
voluntary
Institutions
and
at
the
Gyro
ycster-
I
Try
Da.
ly
Nes
Gasified
unchcon
McLean
"At
our
plant
on
Watson
Island
we
obtain
cellulose
by
literally
cooking
the
wood,"
Dr.
Weyman
explained.
"This
Is
a
chemical
which
comprises
about
half
the
wood
content.
It
Ls
a
vital
Ingredient
of
many
Industrial
products.
One
of
the
first
of
these
to
be
discovered
was
n
1
1
r
o-cellulo.se,
a
derivative
which
was
developed
as
an
explosive.
Celluloid
is
merely
processed
cellulose,
and
the
same
chemical
goes
into
the
manufacture
of
billiard
balls
and
films."
Dr.
Weyman
said
that
cellulose-acetate,
a
derivative
which
is
produced
at
the
Watson
Island
plant,
can
be
turned
into
yarn
so
fine
that
it
still
astonr
I
.
ROTARY
CONCERT
'
PERSONALS
Heads
in
the
Civic
Centre
lounge
last
night.
Young
Miss
Spark
won
the
silver
medal
award
from
the
Royal
Toronto
Conservatory
of
Music
for
achieving
the
highest
marks
in
British
Columbia
in
Grade
7
violin
examinations.
She
also
recently
won
a
bursary
from
the
Frederick
Harris
Music
Company.
Rev.
L.
G.
Sieber
presented
the
medal
as
well
as
certificates
to
several
of
the
students
for
passing
exams
in
piano
and
violin.
Twenty-four
students
of
Mrs.
C.
Anderson,
along
with
four
piano
students-of
Miss
Way
and
a
Vancouver
student
DarticiDat-
Sunday,
Feb.
28,
9
p.m.
-
Capitol
Theatre
l
I
NEGRO
SPIRITUALISTS.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
J.
Isjierwood
;
,
and
baby
,
son,
of
510
Sixth
,
j
Avenue
West,
returned
home
j
l
yesterday
aboard
the
Prince
J
George
from
a
holiday
with
:
relatives
In
Vancouver.
i
.
Mrs.
J.
T.
Harvey,
619
Fourth
!
Avenue
East,
also
returned
home
aboard
tne
George
from
a
brief
'
!
ishes
those
responsible
for
its
Selections
from
ed
in
the
recital
heard
by
parents
and
friends.
holiday
in
Vancouver.
jf
John
McLean.
,,-ts
on
the
past
,
and
plans
for
,r
hinhlinhti'd
the
,,
of
the
Cana-Recreational
As-in
the
CN
sU-
I:''
n'erit'
,.ussed
possibll-inis
courts
and
pairing
the
old
agcslPd
a
picnic
"loyci'S
next
sum-
;
rlerted
include:
lent,
T.
A.
Main-idcnt,
lid
Hilde-
FAST
RELIEF
FOR
POPULAR
STAGE
PRODUCTIONS
INSTRUMENTAL
SELECTIONS
GET
YOUR
TICKETS
NOW
FROM
ead
ers
HE):
DEETH'S
PHARMACY
WATTS
&
NICKERSON
VARIETY
STORE
ORMES
DRUGS
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
FAMILY
SHOE
STORE
Hon
y-treasuriT.
e
committee,
Joe
j
N.
R.
Armstrong,
run.
J.
Robert-Miss
Kay
Bush,
I
Milk.
Miss
K.I
manufacture.
This
ls
a
process
which
ls
carried
out
at
the
company"s
new
plant
in
Edmonton.
"Although
we
are
concerned
primarily
with
the
pioductionof
cellulose,
we
are
interested
in
thy
other
half
of
wood
and
are
very
conscious
that
failure
to
use
it
represents
a
waste
of
forest
resources,"
Dr.
Weyman
said.
"We
are,
however,
conducting
extensive
research
to
remedy
the
situation."
One
product
tlutt
can
be
obtained
from
the
other
half
is
alcohol.
Another
is
vanilla
which,
in
turn,
can
be
developed
into
an
antiseptic
u.sed
for
sterilizing
canned
foods.
Dr.
Weyman
pointed
out
that
sugar
also
can
be
manufactured
from
wood.
He
recalled
that
some
time
ago
there
was
a
report
that
a
plant
was
to
be
located
near
here
for
that
purpose,
but
so
far
nothing
seems
to
have
come
of
it.
The
speaker
was
Introduced
by
Dr.
L.
M.
Greene
and
thank
S.O.N.
Whist
and
Dance,
Friday,
Fee.
28.
Whist
8
o'clock,
Dance
10-2.
Music
by
Mike
Colussi
Everyone
Welcome.
(48)
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Co-op
Bakery,
Friday
and
Saturday,
Lattice
Topped
Cake
with
macaroon
topping,
50c.
For
that
spring
feeling,
sky
high
pumpkin
pie,
45c.
Don't
forget
Co-op
enriched
bread,
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buy.
(481
AND
ANY
ROTARIAN
ADMISSION
75c
kmc
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.
Paul.
organizing
tn'
;
.itlees
are
Mrs.
j
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