Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
'
Friday,
March
7,
1952
j
Fellowships
in
Social
Sciences
I
TrtlrA
iron
v.
iAnn
jtR
New
High
School
Draws
300
Three
hundred
visitors
at-;
the
modernly
equipped
activity
tended
Booth
Memorial
School
,
room
in
the
new
school
by
teach
Annunciation
Open
House
I
vj
i
r;
ic
wiwujaj
ir.storHotr
nftju-rKvm
tr,
cpo
PrinP
ers
and
senior
students.
Over
Social
Science
Research
Coun-
R
uperVs
secondary
schooi
jn
Education
Week
Eduration
Week
Observed
at
JrYinc;
Kupcrt's
Catholic
Sehool
action
at
an
open
house.
coffee
and
tea
with
sandwiches
and
eookies
made
by
the
home
economics
classes,
parents
and
cil
has
announced
the
award
of
19
pre-doctoral
fellowships
to
advanced
students
of
the
social
forlli
Seen
in
JP'iclureS
Particular
attention
was
paid
Yesterday
was
Education
Week
sciences.
;
1
had
the
opportunity
to
to
the
fine
new
school
building
teachers
open
house
at
Annunciation
meet
ana
enjuy
a
sutiai
nuui.
Cimi
i
nadif
Mrs.
Shu
The
awards,
provided
for
by
funds,
from
the
Rockefeller
Foundation,
will
assist
the
winners
in
completing
their
study
for
a
doctor's
degree.
The
19
and
one
of
the
popular
spots
was
the
manual
arts
section
including
the
metal
and
woodworking
shops
with
their
splendid
up-to-date
equipment
where
young
and
glacier,
and
Sheep
Moun
tain,
a
game
reserve
for
moun
tuln
sheep.
M'"'S.."r
Mrs.
;
1
'i?
A7
"&-.
odiool
and
nearly
100
visitor.?
called
to
tour
the
lour
classroom;
and
view
the
work
and
activities
of
127
pupils
from
Grades
1
to
10.
Sisters
St.
Kose,
the
principal,
Alberta,
Eernaraa
and
Mary
Dan
lid
were
gracious
hostesses
as
the
guesU
went
through
the
were
enthusiastically
were
selected
from
55
applicants
,
artisans
They
saw
the
fertile
Matanuska
Valley
where
beautiful
rich
farms
supply
the
town
of
Anchorage,
a
modern
city
of
30,000
people,
working.
Their
products'
were
f
'
..
i.i.t-lcmM
for
fellowships.
'.
Names
of
the
successful
can
didates:
'.
'
viewed
with
interest.
Practical
work
was
also
displayed
in
the
home
economics
with
traffic
lights
and
parking
meters
complete.
They
encountered
WOMEN,
earning
$020
a
.onrncy
taken
las
.
and
her
husband
ka
Highway.
Mrs.
'
colored
films
nAiinln's
fl
At-irrlirt
1T
i
-
r
i
rtt
n
i
classrooms,
inspecting
many
at
riivnio
frtnn
rt
.
't
(l.i'
!
department
with
the
lady
visi
month
and
a
quarterly
bonus!
v,cnHi..,fi.
i
.,r
or.
i
,
.
..
(1i
,
tors
particularly
attracted
by
and
the
journey
which
made
Mrs.
Kullander
think
l
the
countryside
'i(
'.
'
,-:v
Tl
i
"n
riiTnrrnmiMiTiii
m
mt
oi
taking
up
a
new
career.
8TAINIESS
STEEL
UTENSILS
..portrayed,
ui
the
sewing
and
flress
designing
tiisplays.
In
the
classroom's
pupils
were
doing
their
regular
work.
Refreshments
were
served
in
ingenious
themes
and
applica-
j
tions,
University
of
Manitoba;
.'ions.
'Boris
Celovsky,
Montreal;
Ed-
Grades
9
and
10
display
fea-twaru
j.
chambers,
Vancouver;
tured
a
plaster
of
Paris
relief
Murray
S.
Donnelly,
Winnipeg,
They
drove
over
the
Haines
Highway
with
its
particularly
inflame
oi
pupia.
L
dramatic
scenery,
the'
St.
Elias
range
of
majestic
grandeur,
the
highest
mountains
In
the
coun
map
of
Canada
with
its
ten
assistant
protessor
of
political
I
.
provinces
correlated
with
socir.l
SC,.ncc
University
of
Manitoba;
1
try.
e
sKJ'
i
a
the
scarlet
flame
maple;
mountain
innumerable
wild
.
r(,!nrs:
towering
'nindous
glaciers,
close-up.
.'howing
cipicc
of
ice
many
From
Haines
they
went
by
i
51-uuiu.
me
uii;is.uuaru
v.ui
William
H.
Uray,
Toronto;
Al-i
centred
with
an
appropriate
O.
bert
L
1,.arlcy
victoria;
t
verse
cr
loyalty
to
the
new
a.-Xocf
v-iae'
.
Vorucr,
Montreal;!
-
Queen,
also
containing
mottoes.
L
urasoerg
Montrcal;
Hu-i
emphasizing
the
pr.nc
pies
of
'.
Gu.naon.
Apple
.
rtiil,
i
;
good
c.t.zensn.p.
Two
-striking
Mltnlc0(
:
printed
messages
contrasted
the
r
,
.
,-
..,.
,.
i
liberties
of'
Canada
with
the
re-.
f
tn
'
'
'
triftint,a
r,r
,u
R,wi(
,hti
:
Charles
M,,jonnst.on,
Hamilton.
i
landing-barge
ferry
to
Juneau,
and
the
Mendenhall
Olacler.
There
was
a
very
startling-picture
of
the
deep,
bare-sided
trench
of
the
muddy
8tlklne
River,
which
drew
wondering
gasps
from
the
audience.
:
Then
the
ladies
were
shown
another
film
of
the
glories
of
tlw
Skcena
and
Bella
Coola
val-
,
Gradei
6.
7
and
8
clauroom
Ralph
KammsKy,
Winni-featured
North
.
projecUs
of
art
worked
-
McCqnkcy,
in
with
science
and,
while
of
;
Vancouver:
-
Kenneth
A.
Mac-1
of.
klrdy.-
CMlliwaMK
Kcnncin
li.!
TEA
BAGS
fective.
McRae,
Toropto,
lecturer
in
po-,
litical
sclent
"at
University
of
!
Toronto;
duy.
A.'
Rochcr,
Mont-r
leys,
including
the
spot,
Pcm-berton
Bay
on
the
Bfiblnc
Lake,
where
Mr.
arid
Mrs.
Kullander
are
going
to
live.
,rs
wont
by
train
thence
bv
car
to
where
Mile
l'ost
,d,
i.oni
tliere
on.
hundred
miles
excellent
gravels-six
feel
wide,
...nts
w.
til
marked.
easily
taken,
and
completely
ich
stretch
being
:iieS
long.
There
ry
fifty
miles
for
.mim
of
travellers.
both
rooms
mid
e
reasonable,
hire
are
at
present
Xa
cars
for
every
Grades
5,
4
and
3
carried
out
patriotic
themes
with
scrapbook-s
recalling
the
Royal
Tour
of
Can
leal;
MaryB.
Roscborough,
To-
FRETTY
29-ER
Ann
Beaudcin
of
Toronto,
born
in
1940.
celebrated
her
third
birthday
Friday,
Feb.
29.
Thoughtfully
chewing
her
pencil
she
wonders
what
happened
to
.her
other
nine
birthday
and
the
parlies
she
missed.
Every
four
years
the
calendar
catches
up
with
the
weary
earth
and
takes
six
hours
more
than
3G5
days
to
complete
its
orbit
around
the
sun.
On
leap
years
the
hours
are
added
to
provide
the
extra
days
and
a
good
talking
point
for
those
born
on
that
date.
CP
PHOTO)
ada.'
Flags
and
pictures
as
welli
ronto;
Patrick
C.
T
as
posters
centered
on
the
words
'
cbuver.
r
-
.
,
."
"God
Save
the
Queen."
Tha
-
-i'
-
There
were
also
pictures
of
the
:
v;Ty
lovely
garden
tlicy
have
j
made
here
in
Prince
Rupert
and
,
some
exquisite
shots
of
single!
f'owers
grown
In
that
garden,!
each
flower
a
prize
bloom.
Some
particular
work
of
the
Grade
3
pupils
was
a
panel
of
picture
boxes
depicting
a
home
and
t.
landscaped
garden
with
real
growing
grass.
The
Grades
1
and
2
room
displayed
clocks
made
out
of
paper
saucers
by
the
little
pupils
who.
American
cars
seen
glorious
sunsets
made
a
radiant
1
faSSi
wa,
enthusiastic
ap-
A
Brothers
n
Reunited
a
iff
Here-
at
the
end.
Mrs.
F.
L.
-
'
p'.ause
I
It
I
I
ii
nfieid.
m
thanking
Mr,
Ku.-
tawdrci
bdunciers
Joins
martin
rvd
Irish
brothers,
who
have
not
met
in
twenty-cipht
,t!"i
1LT
husband
Mr'
Kllander
and
licr!
years
since
one
left
the
Old
Country
for
Canada,
j
trayon'coioring-anu
little
stories
Mrs.
a.
Rivt-it
presided
at
the'were
reunited
in
Prince
Rupert
this
week
and
will
j
ml'.fL,0'1.,.,!!1!
,'ht"1,c,:
writ's
shown
were
and
the
Llard
,
beaut
il
ill
bridge
a.
Teslin
Lake
.
its
not
so
expvn-.tmg
only
$2,000,-Hivfr,
Miles
Can-f
Raptds;
bulld-ld-rush
days
now
osmp.-ng
N)i!s
for
gut
to
within
slx-,:.:!'-
Pp:vv
then
piano
for
"O
Canada"
and
wuu
I
U
nr9-
u
I
.
,
rt
pc
ftni
o
t
ri
I
n
rvr
nmrinrttllrt.
l-n.viftc?a
nln.ii
ii
im.-i
'
I-..-,
r
........r
llviitvi
VI
til
uc
aosuLiaicu
111
cue
v,oiai
aeiuii;
uuiucj
;
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u
kj
-
"ii
vi
ulft
Save
the
Queen."
.
,
.
,
icuuwcu
ciuiiiuiieai
y
uut
CiiL
tiv:
i
here.
Attp.nnt
Tit.
fnrnit:irft
maelrinir
One
brother
is
Martin
J.
Saun-
wa
optimism
of
Martin
about
As
thc
guesU
entcrecl
tn
11
even
Jah(cs
tif
whose
specialty
is
heavy
uie-iueuie
piospecis
ui
uns
.iuie
we,
e
mrl
by
Gradc
8
buys
wKfa
i
ders
I
excavation
the
visitors'
book
to
be
s.gned.
ilfV.T
brid'te
over
who
has
been
located
In
Prince
'"LU"'
'-'
"k-u
j
Xne
nonle
ond
school
Asso
river.
Tl
""
""
f
Ltilholic
il
D
-jtrltj
i
trd.
Mi.;
lo
come
nt'ie.
lie
crussea
vne
M:.
Santoi
Rupert
for
some
years.
.
.
.
.
elation
Uiieclcd
th?
cervina
of
The
other
brother
is
Kelward
auuhuc
vo
new
lym
aooaiu
nit,,
tca
lo
Ulp
sU
wi,h
Mrs
Q
'Vrswll;
bv
the
a
cm
ions
sal-Iiieliaii
device
for
.
Trsleena
Lak.1
Eleven
tables
were
in
play
at
Saunders
w
ho
arrived
Tuesday
vmtca
oiaici
""c
tW
JI"'l
i
P.
Lvon.
M'
s.
W.
A.
Pierce,
Mr
the
Catholic
card
party
last
!
night
from
Leeds,
England,
where
America
and
come
on
here
by
L
Evans
Mrs
,
t
Murray,
Mr:..'
night
with
thc
following
win-
for
nineteen
years
he-
has
been
11
,
11
a
,
rt
sloPovei'
ln
,
Robert
Annstron
and
Jlrs.
ncrs:
!
engaged
as
construction
foreman
Tonorto
enroute.
James
Rogerson
ln
charge,
and
I
.
'
.
...
ltr:
4Kaa
n..nUtia
...ill
i
,
,rt
.....
t
...
o
With
a
Purchase
of
$10
or
over
Worth
of
Merchandise
Mrs.
A.
J.
Curzon
and
.
f
n
large
contracting
concern.
wuc
mm
uuBuiti
'juriiuej
v
ana
iu
giru
ueipniac
Bridge-
The
brothers
hail
originally
come
to
Prince
Rupert
to
join
Asiona,
Marnyn
Lananrr
uciiy
Miss
Mary
Astoria.
Os'vey
Lorraine
Smith,
Donalda
....
,
.
.
,
.,
j
from
County
Mavo,
Ire'and.
Last
Edward
Saunders
as
soon
as
he
them.
wnisi-mrs.
jean
nouucr
nna
,
hr()U,rH
iOScthrr
has
provided
a
home
for
1,
I
ji
'iKMu.
Claire
Evans
and
J.
R.
Cormier
when,
ns
Vouths.
thev
work-
Tlv
Wily
wav
that,
can
he
done,
ViV.ii,
Evan
servin.;.
Cribhage
Mrs
A.
Norton
rtnd;c(!
tn
coar
miiits
in
Lancftslilrc.
apparently
is
to
build
one
on
Edward
is
already
enthusiastic
one
of
sevrtal
varani
mis
which
niREE-I
EGGEU
COYOTK
,
1
Owm
DEPT
ders
t
ami
(1
in'i
to-I
HUM
'
p.ntl
t
ii.naniciit
il
8.
M
'u;,:'
Ti'iu-n.iir.
i.VK'l
Jti's
Daughters,
i.
8
p
in
hiilia-
about,
ivince
Rupiit.
OI
course,
r.aitiu
aiivaely
lias-
ncic.
.MlN.NEDO.3A.
M..n.
i
-
coyote
minus
one
ici;
i.
lojin
jir
O.
K.
Olson.
Cashier
was
Mrs.
E.
Tehsoth.
In
clviige
of
rrfroshmdiLs
was
Mrs.
E.
Clau..rn,
assisted
by
Mrs.
O.
Miilronry.
Mrs.
L.
Amadio
and
Mrs.
L.
Colussl.
In
an
area
of
6.094
square
milvs.
u
round
10
miles
north
of
this
Phone
Red
846
Mc
Bride
Street
at
4th
Avenue
fl
Jlotel
A
VI
'i
accurately
mapped,
just
south
town.
Spotted
recently
ty
Holland
east
of
Lake
Winnipeg,
there
a'.cl
Fiiby,
thc
coyote
is
b'slicvcd
art
3
000
lakes.
,
.ho
inc
one
that
escaped
f-oiu
-p-
;a
trap
by
chewing
off
i:.-
ii.i-
'
on
sen
h
river:
isp
pr!wncd
foot.
.reh
mi
una
una
party
party,
-x
aid
I
J
I
'
supiwrters,
to-
Prince
lluprit
Widiani
Ila'jgland
and
D.
G.
I.st.tl..
Terrace:
G.
Best,
Terrace;
R.
W.
Turner,
Devp
Cove;
A.
Peterson
and
O.
Murray,
Smith-ets;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
McKay,
Edmonton;
Mr.
and
M-R.
C.
Gibb
and
J.
D.
Warrinuton,
Vancouver.
M'
trqwlc
Hall.
ELECTRIC-,
VIGKERS
SEWING
MA
Utc
i
Lnmc
CANADIAN
EDUCATION
WEEK
FRIDAY
fl
8
tj
8:30
p.m.-
Radio
panel
discussion
by
members
of
Booth
Memorial
High'
School.
.
kij
Gcorse
Dibb
failed
last
nife'iU
on
the
Prince
Gcoi'ko
fur
a
bi
si-.
.
trip
U
O
.can
Falls.
Drop
in
Ah
w.;ilt
nu.iran-U"auty
.Siilun,
i
in
Lni;iish
made
llill'l
lilillili!!
4
1
I'i'Tti.V.
n.
Hi
.
la
o
Union
will
Lr.ii
n
il.il!
0;
1
Jt'i-
rl
2.30
p.m.
Chatelaine
M
h.
D.
O.
Little,
who
has
bren
In
the
Prlnr?
Rupert
General
llosjiltal
for
lh"
past
week
rc-e'..iii!,
surgical
treatment
.
is
returning
to
her
home
in
thc
interior
tonight.
Ac
ordlng
lo
a
friend
rcturj-in:
from
Vancouver,
the
General
condition
of
Malcolm
Stewart
of
Prince
Rupert,
at
Bhauan-ne.-sy
Hospital,
continues
very
favorable.
Surgery
has
been
lH;esury.
Einil
Haugland.
chairinaii
of
Regular
124.95
SPEClAe
99.50
$35
down.
SG
per
month
Complete
with
attachments
1
Backward
and
forward
action
.
2
Hinned
foot
3
-Tension
and
stitch
control
4
All
parts
available
locally
i
Site
l
''"''e
l
f-p.-i;
i
.j
"i
Fra:;(.r
street,
Al;"y
are
uiwl.k.
'''"tiuiij
ul
used
alter
March
no.
1
58c
l
rl'eral
niertinK.
"
li-Jliltj;
s.Sfl
'il
I'rotcctivr
I
im.l
Says
Sew
&
Save
the
b
ard
of
.
village
coinniis-f
onery
at
Terrace,
who
has
been
a
patient
in
the
Prinee
Rupcit
IT'S
BABY
WEEK
at
f"'Sf.
Civic
Ontrr.
ji,
vjiiie-iai
lur
uiv
i.ioi.
...
,
uospuai
f
I1"'.
Ml
nirinliprv
.i
...
..
.
.
....
.....
...
i.i..
i.,,..i,.
lsl'
,
iiuce
wpcks,
'
IS
le'iuriiiie;
m
iu
hi
iillcnd.
i
...
....
n,i
1IVI
lit.
111
tllU
III
Lv
1
IOI
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