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‘ichikan to join the announcing
staff of local radio station CFPR.
Mt. Falconer has had consid-.,
erable experience. in Scouting
‘and led ‘a troop of 33 boys in
- {Ketchikan before coming to, the
I city. ,

He willbe a. ‘great help to
hardworking _ Scoutmaster Dave
t/Yule who has been running the
troop: alone since Scoutmaster
Will Bruels left due to il] healthy
several months ago. The. latest
report on. Mr, Bruels js that he
is recovering satisfactorily, and
expects to be back with his work
aie the Forestry Dept. before too
ng
For the sake ‘of added interest
and“experience, the Fourth Uni-
ted Church Troop and the See-
ond Conrad Troop will be hold-
fing their meetings together. ab
Conrad:as a combined operation
for the coming. “bvO weeks,
Plans for forming a hew Scout
ITroop atthe. _ Presbyterian
ae Eg | chute ‘this ° coming September.
fore El ere, completed at. the § Third

Ke Troop’. group: ‘cominitiee * meet-
Ine Jast. cyening’. under,” the

Porcher Island. “are
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od in the city recently from Ket-

chairmanship of Mervyn Matr-
tin. At the present time, there
is only a Cub Pack at the Pres-
byterian Church and several
Cubs are now eligible to move up
to Scouts. It is planned to ele-
vate these eight or 10 boys to
Scouts as soon as possible in
other Scout Troops where they
will receive. preliminary train-
Ing and will be enabled to take
nart in the summer camp. Whea
the Third Troop begins operat-
ing.its own Scouts in- Septem-
ber, the boys will have the op-

portunity of returning. THE EMPRESS OF FRANCE is
Conrad Strect Scouts continue! "eh Montreal this year. The
to function very happily under

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Scoutmaster Jim Waite. ..The
huge Conrad’ Cub Pack, whieh
was split into two several
months ago, is also operating
most. successfully—one pack
under Cubmaster G. W. Docken-
dorf and: the. other under Cub-

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VICTORIA (Pi. — Fairbridge
‘farm schoo! al ‘Suncan 40 miles
Two Scouts ‘of the Fourth: north of here, may be converted
Troop were invested’ hy.Com- into -a haven for wayward boys
missioner Johin Robertson last similar to Boys’ town’ in Mis-
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A Wand teaches. 40 children, some;
Ml of. them only two years younger
Wi than herself ‘and doesn’ é think

‘it's unusual,
wl “The .17 “year - old “teacher,
oF youngest | in -. Simcoe: » county, |
mi teaches Grades 1 to 8 ina Au.
year-old one-room rural school
‘Gineat this coinmunity ~ 50° miles
‘north of Toronto.

Two, of her pupils, a boy and!
la gir}, are, 15.1. The youngest is
i7, “A native of Gananoque, Ont.,
‘Miss Wand. says she has: no
{trouble with discipline. : '

“The pupils are as wel behav:
‘ed-as you'll: find and ‘are: cast
to get aiong with)” she said, ‘With
(just six week’s: training ata To-
{ronto teachers’: summer school,
wishe. said teaching eight grades

   
     
 
  

 

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‘ Col. R: B. Longridge, Canadian
‘Leslon ‘Victoria zone command-
er, “said a report of a special pro-
jects committee on the matter
has been approved by the pro-
vincial command.

Study is now being given to
financing ancl the committee js

that “It’s no wick at an. buses yuu
gel a system, ”

“Tt?s my chosen work and 1
love, it," she said,“I’'m-going to
he a teacher ae the, Jest of my: a: boy or girl in trouble except a
days," She said :shes going to penal institution.” the: report
take anowher course this summer id. It said B T Mis-
and will attend the 1957-58 term 5%! sald Boys’ Town, Mis-

at Ottawa Teachers’, College. souri, was started by tiine vel-
“ evans determined to do some-
I will be eligible only: for pub- thing for’ the “good of their

lic schools ‘because: you need a- ' 5 a
bachelor of arts degtee for high coun) as 2 memorial to the elr,
school, bit-I like rural ies ching COM! Cs:
and : Td: like to" stay: right. here Inaugurated with. 12 bows inl
until" get amy’ certificate and June. 1949. ‘the Misso url, project:
maybe ‘a. lot: Longer. if, im per- has a grade ‘school, vewelable
mitted, ” ehe sald gardens, swimming pool. splav-!
‘$ald® the atea: school boar 4 ing fields and gymnasium on 120;
chairman, Morris’ Coutis: “Miss 2¢res, of land.’ There are no!
Wand is doing oxtremely well’ special - restraints or physical :
and, we’te happy with her.” So punishments. |
are her pupils. = 0°, | Boys range In: age from nine |
“She's Brat, ” said ‘one, to 15 and lve i in four cottages. |

weet wee aerate mere nt

school property can be leased or
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cad ‘grand slam in no trump.

Saleh
coaramorve spades AND (he king uf

the opponent would have
Our spades andl two hart ban

She fest eight teleks in dine:

oonent could be reduced ta five

“ed before dummy, dub what It) ltd,

ad the four of hearts on the:
csufoly blank the kine
alee, but there would be no way

hind teensh the queen, 1 dune
my disearded the second wd
spade,
Clacurd a spade, '

Won, Ab trek tye he led a newt
to dliummy's dee, Then evan the;
diamonds. Now he could safely
play the four of hears from the
diummy, The quech da his awn
‘hand would foree Me,
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nade,

“play di whieh you deliberately
‘sek up ti winning” card i an
-oppanent's hand so that you will
have convenient discards. i the
hand apposite your long squeese
sat,

Vancouver Island Farm School |
= May Become B.C. Boys’ Town

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each with room for 16 boys.. Int Fairbridge farm school was!
every cottage lives a married openéd in 1935 by the Fair- |
couple who act. as parents to the bridge Foundation which sele-t-
youngsters and consult with the ed boys and girls to attend the
superintendent, social case school, mainly underprivileg: ed |
worker, psychiatrist and hcen- youngsters from Great Britaln,
ced teachers — all members of It was closed in 1949 when if be-
the staff. came part of the BC. public,
Boys stay at Boys’ Town until schools system. ;
the staff feels they are able to Early in 1950 it was leased by!
go home without getting into the CPR on behalf of the foun- !
new trouble, usually about 18 dation, to farm operators who
months. A foster home is found maintain a herd of Ayrshires
for homeless boys and the staff The lease has another year "|

~ Allison: at. orice keeps. her hopping but trying to determine if the farm Keeps in touch with the boy for run and there Js no provision for’

at least a year. extension.

 

  

By EASLEY BLACKWOOD

‘Mr. Dale Unknowingly

Completes Vienna Cou

My, Abel is an in-and-outer. Alte he plays
‘pretty well, At other times, es peedally when playing’
vith a sharply evitical partner Iike Mr, Champion ,
re can be pretty bad. He didn’t quite know what to|
Jo with his good hand in today’s deal ani, since he;
had hee criticized for under bidding} oly ie prey ious
anted ste at

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Coup is—nol by that name, any-' AL APIQ) ey 4
lway. Tt tock that coun to make vit ‘ee i
today’s contract and Mr, Abel a Boar og
p reasoned it oat, + 0 ey ;
' Mr, Dale opened the king of| WEST MAST 4
palubs. Mr. Abel won with the, (Mr. bale {Mr Mees)
we and paled slightly when he; 4 j st 5 2 iv: ae 6
saw fhe dummy. He ragcetted! : he age 8eh
‘Us brashness in the bidding, gy kK QJ de: VO:8 4
Je coumad several dimes pat! SOUTH
‘sould’ get his winners beyond! (Mr. Abel)
welve, Mr. Champion was day a ek:

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ryou can mike ft All E know) a), bial.

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Mr. Abel thought, He thought. 6 w Pass 7 NT AML pass

Hocame to him that he!
saucere aul line V3
nek if ane apponent had four

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Yes, {he squeese would wark,.
Jut here was the rub, What sas
a be discarded from dummy on

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WoMr Dale Weld the king of}
hearts and fou or move spaces, |
everything would be all myht,!
heeause he would have ta dis:

 

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Meeks ean;
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Meck to
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i Friday.

6 Prince Rupert Daily News
Saturday, April 21, 1956,

hementetee de tte ae

 

Fase Passenger and Frelght

Sailings from Prince Rupert

To Vancouver —~ Priduy and
Sunday 9 p.m.

 

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One-Time
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Fortune To Kitlmat — Priday y jun,

To Kemano — Sunday pan,

Now Worthless To Stewart, Mice Arm—Sat-

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WINDSOR @ ~ A heap of
worthless Russian banknotes,
once worth a fortune, have been
uncovered here, it was reported

To Kincolith ~ Fortnightly
from Prince Rupert Apl, 7
and 21,

To Massett and North Queen
Rubin .Muroff, owner of the!! Ghartottes — Ap) 4 and 18,
money, declined to tell the

 

To South Queen Charlatles —

amount or origin except that 1t ts!
ge I Apl, ll and 25,

part of an estate settled recently, |
The money was found tn al] Passengers board steamer one
safety deposit box opened in hour before sailing.
connection with the will, Passenger Reservations
Mr. Mucoff showed reporters hos. Freight Bookings
a thick shear G. 500-ruble notes | Prince Rupert Agent

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