_ Prince Rupert Daily News
Wednesday, March 1, 1956,

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¢ ugh: and icy conditions Almost low slack at Fairview ou |
and using six- ‘Pound

FE RGUSON , Art ol a strike on a No. 2 ‘Lith
SPINNER, After 40 minute 8 uf

TOSSES the pine- ‘line and salmon; an. excellent ae of
ight for a hole in-the angling, and don’t. you ever be-
reek}. some distance lieve that Art intends to quit
{hé tracks. cmerge, but this fishing for golf!!

he. fish-catcher has . ay -
ch; This: ‘is eaten right! Any. B.C, prospector, ‘or any
“its, entire: “Y, only, other woods walker, who can
prove a definile and bona. fide
interes in locating minerals,
may obtain a set consis sting of
60 identified specimens of rocks
sand minerals on payment of only
$2.10 (which includes sales tax)
and applying to the Chief of the
Mineralogical Branch, Depart-
ment of Mines, Victoria, B.C.
This goes for teachers and school
. boards 100. The specimens are
each about one inch squara, but
the localities fron
fer. ‘Nature. . -de- ‘specimens were taken
‘amquat “of given,
and ‘the rare ‘slimpse , ‘oeereenmaaan
the wild, ‘Stale: Now. that, our inereased popu-
ae Mouriste Aholidey lation-is making a much larger!
e otter. prefers lo use of ° our easily reache:! fish-

 

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i i financially capable angler Is flv-
and. ing. in. to hitherto inoeres sible
able’ lakes and streams. This means

‘Ask, definite and continued denle‘i int
‘took of waters that once might have
!..The heen considered as a reservn for
Oe the some future iy. The Game

lyore usual met hoes, “thetetore it Wye
him, hooves, all users of: such: waters
mnk; 10 ‘behave ‘in al_snorts smantike
} ghted: :mannel, to do their own polite

‘|reports) of uinfalr debredations
-7j that. they may:chance to observe,
cived | ‘The woods and. waters are for
sae ‘licensed persons to enjoy:
and.ave should be, foolish to per-
‘mit. offenses against our. om
M@ cnioyment to.vo unchecked,
matter. whether - the ‘offender | i
one of our own, cra muest from
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7 BIG SATESTONES -
H, CURISTCHURCH,. N.Z. @. —
nid hailstcrm here,’ where. Febru-
mary is late in the summer, bom-
gn: barded the city with hailstones
“EL niore than an iheh across, Two
a boys. struck. by'them were taken

Bi to. hespital with concussion and
w Many: persons: were bruised. :

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$270.00

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$35.00 |
$55.00 | $370.00
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$259.00 | $500.00

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SHIPMENTS of British pipe destined for. the
Peace River naliwal gas line passed through Prince George,

¥s Ltd trucks earri¢d the slogan “Land ‘of
Opportunity.” This photo shows ‘the truckers taking over from
the PGE at. Prince George for the run to Little Prairie. Carriers
sland to increase their revenues through the constructicn .of
Westcoast Transmission Co. Ltd. gas line 1 running: from the

 

_ Peace River to the Fraser Valley. The PGE is hawing 2,000) -
loads of pipe, and the freight revenue on that-job will run abow
"$2,000,000, The CPR is hauling ‘pine in the Fraser Valley, the
Coquihala Canyon and the intetior, The CNR is hauling in the
Hope-Chilliwack region: and the northern Alberta Raiheays
haul into Dawson Creek. .

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EDUCATION EVERYBODY’ 5 BUSINESS °

Realin Of Books Offers children 2
inct Advantage Over Others |

‘Many people th nk of adncation—t hen they t
it-as a preparation for useful citizenship,
ebr ned about a more basic concept. Every living human being has un letermined: 4
pptentialities which may or may y not Le realized throwig zh the education he 1e: a

Cthers

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thet neory wards edues tion in general isi ho startled to discover

5.
témocracy Is fhat equal ‘op- conditioned by — circumstances:

‘portunities shall be afforded to;
iall for the development of indi-
| vidual potentialities, Underlying
‘F this is, of course, the hope that
jo ly those. which are considered |
! socially desirable, or at Iasi do:
not negate our democratic phil-
losophy, ¥ will be developed. Who

“winch limited our own) formal
education, We want our child-
ren to be belicr educated than:
| we are bul we do not always’
make it our business to under-
stand and take an interest in the
‘ounortinities al-hand for con-,
itinulne our own education while

Ate responsible for iinplementing (3h ring in {haf of our children. :

esuch
‘dial?
Jingerest: or ovade , respunsibliity
"fo the elucation of our child-
‘ren’ by telune ourselves (hat the
teachers iri Our sehools are res-
Pponsibie for dhis bask? They are
‘Sndeed,
“efforts to fulfill their ¢
-dous responsibilities

-, SeCMUDELY, impossible

may yu

“achieve the desired ends unless
we as parents shoulder our share
Sometines

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says
Rofiosh your wardrobe with

"DIAMOND DUST"

wo the flattering all occasion
patiams in the now
Continental Madium Jonas.
Soo tham todny.

    
  
   
  

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tnilyrad ta yout
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$49.50 tp

“TP TOP" CLOTHES
$59.50 Tp

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Cne of the¢ce is through reading.
in this day and age we are
Teles to the accumulated Inowl

edee of more than 2,000 years. |
to the:
“outlines neeessary to the maine
tenanee of our families and our;
fits:
Nov is,

Tied, as most of us are,

wes we cut travel to the
wwiy places of the world,
4 possible to fo Inta researeh
Taboratories and wateh new and

Cfeseiniting realities evolving, We,

may not have an oppurtunity to
“hecume aequainted with
mm ny different kinds of people
‘whore patterns of living are a!
trl of the design of Canada's:
peubure and of today's elviliaza.!
(lion, But we ean read) what
rothers have written about. thelr
Travels, researel and adventures,
LPATTERNS CHANGE

© There are the days when the
eselences, (he arts, Che humanities;
nd INhuMenitlies! are pared
cother aee lus kneawn. ‘The prt
terns of civilization are chaning
rapidly,
hon be chigeees but how can we
Wally complain Hf we have not
ade ook lest same effort tn

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By EASLEY BLACKWOOD
Mr. Muzzy Soon Learns a Very Expensive Lesson
While this hand was being dealt Mr. Heinsite wa

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viving Mr. Muzzy a free lecture on the subject of the

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| voldup play. He thought it was free, anyway. Acs
| ually, it cost him plenty. :
| He, pointed out the advantages prc rrr ed
taf refusing lo win until one op- North dealur, Bast - West vules
| dgonent hed been exhausted of a] nerable. :
| dangerous suit, so as to cul com- NORTH '
tnunieations between the’ de- Mr, Helnsito ay
‘fenders’ hands, For a change, 4 ; Ko ‘oy
vir, Muney listened attentively. : reer :
| This was hol good, 4 Quqaa A
i Agaiast the three no trump) wesr WAST. ,
iid, Mr, Dare led the deuce of} Mr, pale Mra, Keen &
vhearts. Now, Mr, Muzzy could} & 8 752 alo ¥
‘have’ made his contrach by win-| WR 98 2 vQi7s ‘
ining with the ace and promptly; @ # 10 #KQ94 4g
‘taking a club finesse, 1 os ‘sour ae
The finese would have lost. Mr. Muzzy 4
sont then the defenders coule AQIS
‘hove won only three he wrt tricks WAGE
‘This is all the hearts (hey fig- #7663 i
ured to be able to win as the lead he 109 G '
of the deuce strongly indicated; — The bidding:
that Mr, Dale held only four! Nerth Bast Somh West
e¢irds in the suit. Mr. Muzzy] | & Pass 1 NT Pass
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coud hare claimed the balance
Of the tricks,

However, ,

sul

when Mr. Muzzy. return,

played the jack of hearts from
Juuumy at the first trick and saw
% coverect by the queen he

s eee ed a low diamond,
‘new’ this was the spot for a,

_!

“He had expec Led a “heart
He had the air of a man!
who thinks he has been cheated,
He pieked up the heart and play-

Well, $f it's good to duek in one

holdup pic ay, Naddtuz wih ac ly ne suit, it Hust be tw we aS good to

Meyed iow from his hand. iciuck in two sulte

Analvzing the situation cor-‘let Mr. Dale's
rely, Mrs. Keen realized the hold. On came
hiond couid net be defeated In: diamonds and
the heath suit afane, At trick two mitted to win.
she made a good and fortamate. ge.
shift to the lour of diamonds. hearts and Mr.

Mr. Muzzy played the six of ently fewing
‘hearts. “No diamonds, partner?”
/Slapped Mr. Ueinsite,

Mr. Maugszy looked
"Who ted a diamond?”
» TE did,”

the,
it, tog,

Muzzy,
the

» step in soon, won with the ace,
confused, |
he asked,

answered Mrs. Keen. cashed two more heart tricks--

So Mr. Muzzy’
ten of diamonds
jack of!
WAS per,

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Dale then went back to
appar
opponents
:would make a stim if he didn‘y

1

He finessed clubs, dosing to the
King, and the defenders then

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| GRAVESEND, England @- In Mr. Muany didn't like this at! dow nwo,
one wek police recovered 58 rear - . :
‘bileg by eee from atone Today “A BULLET FOR JOEY”

es by children in this a 7 8: 95 "KHYBER PATROL”

RSM
Prince Rupert
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is progressive in its provision for
instruction in many fields which:
a century ago would not have
been consid: cd the school’s res-’
ponsibility, In thus brovdening .
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ents of the ask of teachin then '

ehitdren home erate shen a MAY BE THE WINNER: oF. THIS:: “,

ccokiuis, sewing ond woodwork, , .! 2

Ho meation tok threes ny no WSIS TWO- DOOR HARDTOP. 4

the school be offering, he per ag

ants ooportaunivies fo nerbiehyat } pt . os :

in the tntellectiad sudo cnaturo | 5 fede!

gaperts of thelr cehudve sa de. a

yeonmenl? i.
Certainty, oo dhe Game alfotio: ot

for many of the courses, th &

feschets cannot possckoy presen:
Hall (he interesting and reievany’
fueets of ae subieets they Lew
They do, however, supgest id.
ditional iaterial which the shir
dent may find for himself in
aither the sehool library or the
public library, Do we as pare
rents take sufficient Interest in f
I hose reading assieanents? 1

Mw cousjonoliy, ot dinner ap adter.

wards, there were ively diveuie

sons on the tapies Che ebildrer
are studying. bath parenia thie
ehildren oimisht turd thet 4

Poleasmat ehagee Prong Che neu
Sconversations obeat the nedish

bors Or Tie weather.

Children Whose qerreabs dace

Madr gmount ab diseranitatine
crendme have ca diofine bid
!bypecaver toe whee hare eu
Syavemne nt da one eneouitias
Wenp foaoeytiiane fhe realm of
Abooks. ‘Thebe precire s at reheat!
His peered and thea aed
weadenvie otaudiae ob. heeher
Mareover (hee tind pew titere ts
ii The parwik of wlieh palierto
Wpreeotniaed poten Giniiftes are
deveiaped. "Phe eliel she ren
fis the chill wha Jeevcle,
PUL ik on privitene as well ne
FOU Te sponstbedhy Tas parte ipate
hn fheoedie coos of aur ehekdren
inoeversowey pmesible, This dn
portrnt to Pe qitese tedan thebe
sparks, Cheit didustet dares, i iv
lexi eueelonbar cetisitles, [td
Heads) Ait drat iayed input
wo obake aa ele taterest dy
ayaut Ghev ree peda ahd learn
bee te hoor Feld weilel will uat ‘
Jandy develo Cheir eaporiiies far
eloar hihi bub dneregise Cede
anderatindi, of today’s world
and enedble Hrene Ga trade: third
awh Wahiian eontelbuliod,

We dh Princes Rupert care: for:
tinted trays a ood’ paubelte
Whar. Weare alo forhanate iy
having worth) While banks
Drowpht lao alteation lye re.
views Ha the newspaper and: an
judo praggns, Phere bs every
Fencouragement Lo eq dnue ony
‘own eduention while partielpat.
Hop dn thik ef aur ehlldren,

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