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this week, “approved a récommefdation from R:

nspecto forthe Skeeng: Health| Unit to close
“Long

the plat “will show what por-
Hons the’ works superintendent
intends to: do’ next year and: the

approximate, cost, .

 

y “guedtion ot, ‘establishing traf-

fic -lights:. att First? Second’ and
Third: Avenues: ‘and ‘at Park av-
efiue “has * been: referred “to the

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ton to: establish school cross-
al "across Sixth Avenue Eas!
ast. of. the. intersection of Sixth
venue ‘and. ‘Hays: ‘Cove Avenue;

2 across ‘Fifth Avenue’ Bast across |,
, the. intersection’ of Fifth Avenue].

sian Hays. Cove: Circle.: Also

ap d that a sidewalk
be designated by: paint lines on
avement infront of th

former Post Office building east|:

 

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the council’ for its ‘support. ir
_ Speed :, _ regulations]
through park’ areas,

 

The department of. health anc
welfare advised. council that the
city’s ‘request, for a. cost of living
‘bhonusfor: welfare cases in. Prince.
Rupert: had: been’ referred _ to
health. minister Eric. Martin.

* Representatives. of: Famous
Layers: (Canadian) Corpora-

‘tion, proposing a community

‘ anienna- -type “closed circuit
elevision: for the city was re-

; ferred:to the utilities. commit-

 

‘tee to ascertain’ if ‘any. prog-
ress had: beer made by Meclieaa:
and . Rudderham, who. made:
previrns: application for closed
irestit TY: here. ° .

Introduced. for passage was: a
ylaw to amend the civys ceme-
‘tery by-law ‘by setting: the Cosi
‘of-certain- sections of. the ceme-

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a house at 751 Fraser St:

bet 19 provincial election.

In answer to an “enquiry by
Alderman Kay Smith as to sen-
jor. government aid for clty~
established low rental . housing :
units, it was stated’ that ‘both
provincial and federal ald was
available.

“However, low: rental housing
becomes high rental here,”
Mayor George E. Hills said, andd-:
ing that the 50 homes that were
built ‘here had been, intended as;
a low. rental housing scheme,

‘Clerk - - Gomplroller R. W.
‘Long said ' that he ‘had been
notified py. Sergeant .J:. W.
Todd, NCO in charge cf RCMP.

city ‘dletachmeni that a pro-

posed policy in regard to taxi-
men convicted of bootlegging,
- would allow the person invalv-
ed to get his city. chauffeur’s sy
permit back. in. 18 months in
the event. ofa first | offence.
at eonvieted ai, second | ‘tinie;”
the permit. woitd: never be re.
instated, the sergeant ‘advised.’

Trade . Jicences “approved by
souncil were ‘those oft, oy

Sue Acheson, Paul * postulld.
and. Richard’ F, Sylvester, taxi-
operators;. William. Rody, rest=
aurant operation; Ralph; Deirt-
stadt, building contractor; "We. I-|
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You Kok: (Tein, Lee). cafe oper
ator. wt :

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the Skeena * ‘Health: whit.” :

The two health devartment of -
Yicials. will consult Friday and
3aturday. with Dr, J..H, Smith,
relieving. dir ector of ‘the ‘Skeena |:
Nealéh unit in the absence of Dr.
W. B. Laing, leaving Saturday
[night for Prince George as part
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King Ed First‘Canadian School Visited by Russian Minister

Canadian children ‘are lucky:

‘Ithree grades of King Edward”

Elementary school found out
Tuesday when they met Rus-
sian Minister of Fisheries Alex-
ander Ishkov.

Mr. Ishkov, who had toured
Canada but still hadn’t been
able to take time to visit a Ca-
nadian’ school, took the oppor-
while with Canadian
Fisheries Minister James Sin-
clair, T. H. Sorenson, manager
of the Prince Rupert Fishermen's
Co-Operative association and in-
terpreter Edward . Vardumin.

The quartet found R. G. Moore,
King Edward principal, teaching
his Grade 6 class and found that
the day’s current events topic
‘was Mr, Ishkov’s visit, It was
‘also found that to inform the
‘class George Hills, jr, son of
Mayor Geerge E. Hills,
brought a ‘clipping about the
Russians’ visit from The Daily
News to-read to ine class.

Mr. Ishkov told the children

that Russian schools operate six’

days a week all year round with
no summer holidays such as are
current in North America, -He
also said that the subjects stress-
ed were. mathematics and
science, In Russia children start
school. when they are seven. ~

‘ When Mr. Ishkov asked how

‘many children’s’ fathers worked

in the fishing industry, about
70 percent of the Grade 6 class
raised, their hands.

He: ‘showed: particular inter est
in the school’s lunch- roon.. fa- |"
cilities, thé libraty and the play]

area and to what extent athletics
were stressed. — -

Through. his i dnterpreter * Mr.
Ishkovietended erectings from.

the children of. Russia to the

 

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He also visited Division 10,;

‘ers made at the Co: -Op,

Another Co-Op member re-

Grade | class of Mrs, H.C. Hallie marked: “I've known Jack Sal-

day and the Division 7, Grade 2
class of Mrs. William Dunn.

Warlier In the day at the Since
Rupert Fishermen’s Co-opera-
tive association plant at Fair-
view, the Soviet minister had met
two of the Co-Op’s original
members, Jack D, Deane and
John Saldan,

Mr. Saldan, it turned out, or-
iginally came from the Ukraine
and spoke fluently in Russian all
day while accompanying Mr. Ish-
kovy on his tour of city fishing
plants. He said the Russian
‘minister was particularly inter-
ested in his boat, the wages he
made and what additional work-

 

dan for 20 years and never knew
he spoke Russian." .

During the day the Russfan
visitors were entertained at a
reception and luneh at the Club
27 by the Co-Op and during the
afternoon at a cocktail party in
the Nelson Brothers Fisheries
Ltd., mess hall at Port Edward.

At the jointly-sponsored din-

her In the Canadian Legion aud-.

itorlum Tuesday night when the
city of Prince Rupert, the Co- Op
‘and Wholesgle Fish dealers were
hosts, Mr. Ishkov remarked that
he was most impressed with the
head table floral decofation. It
was a large salmon made entirely

of flowers, designed and con-
strueted by Mr. and Mrs, Alex
Mitchell, The public address sys-
tem was Installed and controlled
hy J. H, Jetferics.

Prince Ruperl Dally News

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