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Prince
Rupert
Daily
Newi
Saturday,
March
1,
1952
Education
Week
5ea
tWef
Corpj
;
I
'v.U
fir
J
sr.
(This
Is
the
first
of
a
series
of
essays
for
Education
Week
j
by
pupils
of
Booth
Memorial
High
School.
The
subject:
Should
j
John
Quit
School
and
Get
a
Job?)
I
it
I
SHIFFER-HILLMAN
Spring
Sample;
but
praise
was
accorded
the
local
corps
j
its
which
put
on
a
fine
show
for
the
Areai
oli.ee.
The
Korean
officials
a,ej
told
how
units
want
the
money
distributed
and
heed
the
instructions.
But
they
also
can
bring
to
the
soldiers'
attention
institutions
that
may
not
be
faring
well.
In
Seoul,
however,
no
such
system
operates.
Sam
Sung
is
getting
by
in
a
neglected,
rickety
way
while
others
flourish.
One
group
of
United
States
Air
Force
officers
with
a
sizeable
fund
is
considering
buying
a
building
and
appointing
a
Korean
board
of.
trustees
to
carry
on
the
work
after
the
airmen
go
home.
2
V
I
-
i
;
Cadets
and
visiting
puoiic
last
Ihursday
tr:
Drill
Hall
of
HMCS
Chatham.
.
By
B.
CLARK
12-2
John's
family
background
A.
Financial
John's
family
is
not
a
rich
one.
Nor
is
it
poor.
His
father
is
a
factory
worker
who
earns.
$3000
a
year.
His
mother
is
a
social
climber
who
likes
to
live
beyond'her
husband's
income.
This
leaves
John
without
any
money
for
clothes,
books,
shows
and
just
plain
spending1
money.
!
V
,3
Worsteds
urui.
tar.
v.
iye,
kln,
spoke
to
many
of
the
boys
as
he
passed
down
the
ranks
of
the
two
divisions
and
later
took
command
-
Flannels
V
f
:.1
s
r)
as
the
corns
nut.
tin
a
mawhm.il
-
Pic
and
Pic
if
ail
jJrca
B.
Attitude
of
family
towards"
'
"
e
can
i!
i
see
some
way
in
which
he
can
education
Sri"
ulur
montniy
Plain
Tones
display.
Lieut.
Cdr.
Tye
expressed
hirj
pleasure
at
the
spirit
and
morale
of
the
corps
as
well
as
the
size
of
the
cadets
themselves.
WRENS
The
Navy
Drill
Hall1
echoed
I
ish
his
high
school
education
as
j
a
graduation
certificate
is
a
j
great
help
in
securing
a
job
in
any
profession.
GREEK
PRNICESS
Princess
Alice
of
Greece,
mother
of
the
Duke
of
Edinburgh,
visited
Montreal
following
a
tour
of
the
United
states
on
behalf
of
the
Sisterhood
of
Martha
and
Maria,
a
charitable
foundation
which
she
sponsored
in
Athens.
Princess
Alice
was
scheduled
to
go
to
London
to.
visit;
her
son
and
Queen
Elizabeth.
(CP
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John's
mother
thinks
that,
later
apply
it.
He
cannot
see
a
good
education
is
a
"must"!
where
he
can
apply
the
knowl-
oSnLTHett
ZZiTly;1
past
lndeflnite
'
tne
'unction
of
"x,"
or
whether
working
hard
and
he
thinks
John
should
do
the
same.
His
.
or
not
the
"Concordat
of
Worms"
mother
was
a
high
school
grad-,took
place
in
1122
or
1123.
uate
and
hi
father
had
quit;,b)
Extra-curricular
activity
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Clothes
VA
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Englis
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Rupert
.
fl'i
nn-akfast
Club
"c
"''-Villi
,
ir
Broadway
Cafe
Mrs.
Jocelyfl
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hair.
Each
mem-"i
'
ll
birthday
in
Feb-',
.jch
was
presented
t!'c
Prtlwt
..
s
r
Jiii
nutting
was
a
talk,
by
Mrs.
.,,
L,ii;''.
of
her
recent
r
,i',cr
where
she
at-V
"'.
..Avri'iK'e
of
Credit
I
K$rtast
Clubs
and
..!
fdrantors
Assocla-
j3hn
s
out
of
Sehoi
j
b)
Co-operation
of
Parents
and
Teachers.
i
en
10
be-
mainly,
along
an
1
ve
WATTS
&
NICKERS0N
MEN'S
CLOTHING
532
3rd
Avenue
W.
Phone
345
with
the
sound
of
marching)
feet
last
Wednesday
as
the
Wren
,
Division
received
instruction
in
I
gunnery.
Petty
Officer
Bradley!
put
the
giils
thiuutili
a
rioiuiio
hour
of
marching
and
instrue-1
tlon
in
the
duties
of
a
divisional
1
petty
officer.
Starting
next
week
j
each
Wren
will
act
as
petty
of-fleer
for
their
division
and
shall
'
carry
out
all
duties
of
that
rank
I
during
the
evening's
parade.
j
Last
evening
being
pay
day
in
the
Reserve
Navy,
the
Wrens
learned
a
new
routine.
They
noted
with
some
amusement
thaf
all
seamen
receive
their
pay
on
top
of
their
hats
and
were
won-j
rinrinfr
hniu
thnv
o.nxn
I
John's
mother
Is
president
of
,
athletic
line.
He
is
very
inter
-his
school's
P.T.A.,
thus
Insur-
ested
in
basketball,
baseball,
ing
close
co-operation
between
soccer,
and
other
sports.
His
his
teachers
and
his
mother.
His
other
interest
is
cars.
John's
father,
who
thinks
all
white
col-
mechanical
ability
assists
him
,t
lw
workers,
are
soft,
has
no
to!
erance
for
teachers
whatsoever.
C.
John's
position
in
the
fam
7
t0
greatly
when
he
is
stripping
,
down,
tearing
apart,
and
rebuilding
any
old
ear
he
can
get
hold
of.
I
'
Employment
Possibilities
The
field
of
work
John
has
slier
,
j
.twnr
L.4H.JT
CIC
gUUlg
tU
L
a.s
operator
in
receive
theirs
a
Wrens
do
not
Duracleaning
eJ&cttj
Jfraijer
Importance
of
prayer
and
spiritual
devotion
in
these
difficult
times
was
emphasized
by
Mrs.
E.
A.
WriRht
who
was
the
speaker
at
World's
Day
of
Prayer
ob-terved.by
ninety
local
women
of
various
denominations
meeting
yesterday
afternoon
in
Full
Gospel
Tabernacle.
Penitence,
assurance
and
dedication
were
the
keynotes
of
Mrs.
Wright's
discourse
on
"Christ
our
Hope."
Mrs.
W.
J.
L.
Dunn
led
the
service
and
Mrs.
F.
E.
Anfield
was
accompanist
for
the
hymns
which
were
"Praise
My
Soul,
the
King
of
Hcavvn,"
"My
Faith
Looks
Up
to
Thee"
and
"The
Day
Thou
Gavest,
Lord,
is
Ended."
Mrs.
George
Oystryk
sang
a
solo.
Selected
r
t-
p
r
e
s
e
ntatives
of
icuiuve
tin;u
iiais
aunng
par-1
ades.
However,
all
that
was
re-
'
quired
of
the
Wrens
was
to'
ifsit
of
Canadian
Na-rii
hs
for
the
past
iih.ilf
years,
James
chosen
offers
little
in
the
way;
of
advancement.
As
a
machin-'
1st,
he
has
every
chance
for
ai
good,
steady,
lifetime
Job
with!
good
pay.
John
knows
this
fact'
but
doesn't
mind
as
he
figures
'
he
would
probably
be
satisfied
as
long
as
he
is
around
machin-!
ery.
b
Would
further
education
hi.:i
transferred
to
'
march
smartly
up
to
the
pay
ily
(a)
Age
John
is
the
oldest
boy
in
the
family
but
his
youngest
brothers
outrank
him
greatly
in
family
position.
b)
Size
of
family
John's
Is
a
family
of
six.
He
has
two
brothers
and
one
sister
who
expect
him
to
do
all
the
chores
around
the
house,
(c)
Health
John
is
in
perfect
health
both
mentally
and
physically.
d)
Responsibility
John's
responsibilities
at
home
greatly
exceed
his
age.
He
is
ex
is
recommended
b
y
Canada's
leading
furniture
and
dept.
stores;
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r
vvfc.
re
he
will
become
I
dt'sk'
saIute
and
receive
their
;
y,..
Mrs.
Clarke
and
,
Pav-
ifc
ii'er.
Mr.
Clarke
The
Wren's
training
program
iw.tp
next
Wednesday
is
now
broadening
and
includes
:
,i.
cnal
mining
and
:
audio-visio
classes.
A
film
was;
.1
!
shown
on
general
information
i
K
'
is
'oining
here
j
regarding
the
Navy
which
in-;
y.n;.'ii.'-r
tu
be
Mr.
eluded
tying
knots
and
illustrat-
i
Complete
insurance
coverage
by
Lloyd's
ot
London.
help?
In
John's
case,
further
education
would
not
assist
him
a
great
deal.
He
could,
of
course,
go
to
a
technical
school,
but
he
still
would
have
to
take
an
appren
;.t
-r.
ing
their
use.
Interest
was
shown
in
the
'r
l
j
Wrens
by
the
Misses
Edith
Jack
I
land
Muriel
Hamilton
who
join-
y,
it
Son
knn,il
A
!ed
tne
Wrens
during
the
show-
pected
to
do
everything
as
he
is
the
eldest
of
the
children.
D.
John's
attitude
toward
school
(a)
Ability
In
school
John
shows
special
ed
in
the
prayers.
An
offering
of
$38.20
will
be
applied
to
the
Women's
Inter-church
Council's
missionary
worl:.
ticeship
in
order
to
become
machinist,
Decision
"Carpetings,
Twists,
a
incr
flf
th
filnl
TTrvn
Infflp.
In
this
case
John
should
fin
This
firm
favourite,
sparkling
xtra
dry
lager
is
served
with
pleasure
all
yur
round.
Here
in
British
Columbia
tree
pure'
soft
water
and
gentle
climate
combine
with
the
f
j
viewing
them
regarding
their
I
,
intentions
toward
the
Navy,
they
4
Orientals
and
Fine
Upholstery
;.
:e
of
Smithers
!
"aiea
mai
mey
were
delinitely
ANCIENT
WISDOM
Confucius,
the
famous
Chinese
sage,
lived
73-years
from
551
to
478
B.C.
tntlay
for
a
trip
skill
and
patience
of
the
brewers
to
bring
you
Lucky
Lager,
thoroughly
satisfying
beverage,
jfo
.
interested
in
joining
the
Wren
Reserves.
RIFLE
SHOOTING
i
$'pwiek
left
on
to-i!'
fi
r
a
trip
to
Van-
f
1
ftl'JT'
may
now
be
safely
cleaned
and
revived
with
consideration
for
their
life
and
textures
Duracleaning
restores
resilience
to
wool
fibres
Pile
unmats
and
rises
Colors
revive
Furnishings
are
Dura-
CANADIAN
EDUCATION
WEEK
(March
3
to
10)
n
"i
ipp.
member
of
J'
madian
Bank
of
.-ty'.r.
being
transfer-i
mis,
is
sailing
to-
on
the
Chilcotin
Cash
for
old
gold.
Bulger's.
Sonja
meeting
Monday,
Mrs.
H.
Helland's.
(53c)
j
During
the
week
a
contingent
of
Wrens
were
down
shooting
at
I
the
Naval
Rifle
Range
under
jthe
direction
of
Lieut.
N.
D.
j
Langhum.
Wrens
Eileen
Trapp,
i
Nancy
Hopkins,
Phyllis
Tomlin-Uin
and
Jean
McLeod
all
took
(
turns
firing
the
Navy
type
22
s.
I
Wren
J.
McLeod
was
high
scorer
I
for
the
evening
with
a
card
of
88
and
her
chances
of
winning
i
the
Wren
shooting
trophy
are
I
good.
However,
a
whole
month's
!
shooting
is
to
take
place
before
the
cup
is
awarded
and
anything
can
happen
during
that
time.
1
Jk
J.
T.
Watt
and
filing
on
the
Chil-'W
night
for
Van-J'!
W.at
is
in
the
ac-fl
irtment
of
Colum-
I
0
Whist
drive
and
tournament
Saturday,
March
1.
Moose
Tem-!
pie.
Everyone
welcome.
(52ci
!
Music
and
Drama
Festival
Entries
will
be
received
until
j
March
15
without
penalty.
(53c)
Prince
Rupert
Fishermen's
ton
rani
i
here.
TUESDAY
cleaned
in
your
home
No
inconvenience
in
having
them
gone
Also
i
mothproofed,
if
desired
Phone
Green
328
A
World-wide
Service
D.
J.
Duracleaners
1233
Water
St.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
DAVE
JONES
C
.tr
ur
it
v..
(jo-operauve
memoersmp
meeting,
Sunday.
March
2,
1952.
Legion
Hall,
at
2
p.m.
(52c)
Your
opportunity
to
put
your
layette
essentials
away
at
a
6:45
p.m.
Radio:
Jaycees
Discussion
on
Education
Week.
'
8:00
p.m.
Public
Meeting,
Civic
Centre.
Guest
speaker,
G.
W.
Graham,
Inspector
of
Schools
1:30
p.m.
Open
House
at
King
Edward
School
Visit
classrooms,-
program
by
pupils,
tea
by
PTA.
i
saving.
Baby
Week
March
3
to
f?
who
have
been
'race,
are
leaving
"wttiw
night
on
the
ijf
Vancouver.
tlniau:
and
Mrs.
:
-k.
Salvation
Army,
fi'xt
Thursday
for
G(":ETS'-
where
they
will
1
"f
k's
speeial
mission.
:n
and
Mrs.
Earl
f--rly
of
Prince
Ru-l
'
in
charge
of
the
'
t
-
corps.
NEWS
HMCS
Sault
Ste.
Marie
is
expected
to
arrive
in
Prince
Rupert
on
March
5
to
store
fresh
provisions.
The
"Sault"
is
completing
a
spring
training
cruise.
CUSTOMS
It
has
been
a
long
standing
naval
custom
of
a
ship's
company
to
auction
off
the
kit
of
one
of
its
members
lost
at
sea
and
proves
that
sentiment
out-
8.
inclusive,
at
THE
STORK
SHOPPE.
,
(52c)
If
I
was
renting
a
Frozen
Food
Locker
wouldn't
worry
too
much
about
the
meat
situation.
I
would
fill
up
my
locker
now
with
Beef
and
Pork,
it
would
last
me
for
months,
(ltc)
WEDNESDAY
Open
House
at
Borden
Street,
Seal
Cove
and
Conrad
Street
Schools.
PTA
will
serve
tea
to
parents
following
classroom
visits.
prices
actual
value.
SU
PYREX'
and
FIBEKING'
THURSDAY
Open
House,
Booth
and
Annunciation
Schools.
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WARE
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dishes
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Cl'STAIlD
DISHES
Winner
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LOAF
DISHES
FRIDAY
8
to
8:30
p.m.
Radio
panel
discussion
by
members
of
Booth
Memorial
High
School.
Downtown
windows
will
hold
displays
of
pupils'
work.
CP.
A.
office
will
display
work
done
at
Civic
Centre
classes.
Watch
The
Daily
News
editorial
page
for
special
articles
1
irf
1.
mm
z:di'Y
JM
-
you
h
a
v
e
a
inh'ng
problem
e
can
solve
it.
,
I
,"
1'nnlin,;
form
to
iMi
,,v''ry
need,
and
a,id
!""'
efficiency
to
"!ril!ul.ion.s.
frinting
Co.
IT'S
BABY
WEEK
at
THE
STORK
SHOPPE
March
3rd
-8th
We
Have
Many
Special
Values
Flannelette
Diapers,
dozen
3.69
Bassinette
Sheet,
pr
1.29
Hospital
Sheeting
at
1.291.95
Contour
Sheets
....
1.751.89
Baby
Gowns,
each
65c
Shouderettes,
each
60c
T.
Shirt,
Long
Sleeve,
Each
.".
1-10
Babyalls
Cotton,
each
1.49
Baby
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Baby
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75c
Rompers
1.29
Baby
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Set
2.95
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Jackets,
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Bonnets,
Vests,
Training
Pants,
Bibs,
Stockings,
and
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other
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1950
Austin
Sedan
1949
Chevrolet
Sedan
1950
Studebaker
5-passenger
Coupe
1948
Ford
Panel
Vs-ton
1937
Lincoln
Coupe
1941
Chevrolet
Coupe
1940
Plymouth
Sedan
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SALE
PRICES
CHILDREN'S
SLIPPERS
99c
WOMEN'S
SHOES
1.95
MEN'S
SHOES
6.95
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