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By BOB THOMAS

HOLLYWOOD (AP)
getting a better education
Ryan and his wife Jessica

‘They went to the extreme of
And
the’ project has been a rousing

Starting their own school.

success that has attracted inter-
est from educationists in many
part of the country.

It all started about eight years
ago when the youngest of their

“School started by Ryan

in Hollywood

 

—Many parents talk about
for their children. Robert
did something about it.

that the situation wasn’t good. |.
The schools were packed and
classes. were on half-day ses-
sions, : ;
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| VANCOUVER. Fragments of a plane which: crashed ‘threo
years ago with: five persons aboard, were found and identified
Thursday in: mountainous» wilderness southeast: of Kitimat, Bic.’

Officials from the department
of transport and Pacific West-~

ern Alrlines said here today. the |.,

identification was made from:an
engine serial .number.,. oar

Only a small amount of wreck-
age was found, but investigators
said .all’ five aboard, had died

The: wreckage -was discovered

Tuesday by the: ‘pilot of: an.
Okanagan Felicopter. Limited:

craft as it passed. over: the area.

It. had been. concealed. since
the crash by heavy. snow.. Pro-
longed.mild.. weather: this: sum-
mer melted the snow enough

 

tween ‘Kitimat and: Kemang: |
‘Aboard the PW’ Mallard‘ when
itcrashed on the Kitimat-Kerp-

MacIntosh, Albert’ Patrick: Gor-
man, assistant to. the- general

Bell, veteran. coast ' and’ bush
filer, and:.Kendall King, - who
had. just: started a commercial
flying: career. oO ete

~The. plane. disappearsd : Aug.

wine e

3; 1056, and’ a. four-week: sédrch

ano ‘flight’ were David» Milton.
Owen, ‘barrister, Col: MacGregor —

manager of Saguenay-Kitimat™
company. and: ‘Pilots: BdWard.

“Let’s start our own schoal.”
his wife said.

MEET OTHER PARENTS

revealed: no. trace’ of its oxs

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three children was ready to be-
.gin | kindergarten. Mrs. Ryan
‘scouted the public school situa-

for the first time to make: the:
wreckage visible, Co
Tt was about half way be-

 

 

tion in their North Hollywood} They held a meeting with of 7 : Of Chinese: Food: — a
neighborhood. other parents in the nursery | WEEKEND FIGHTS Phone 3329
She reported to her husband|school their son was attending. Tacoma, Wash. Wilrish Pat Mc-: ip oe Fried nr "N
oweewvorererercvocvovecererrerse| Only two families expressed in- | Murty, 185, Tacoma, outpointed |}; Deep Fried Prawns. $1.15
: terest. The number was swelled Garlic Sparerib: $1.05

Charle Norkus, 193, Port. Wash-
ington (10). : | ae
Hollywood | ()—Geroge. Berry,

138, Gary, Ind., outpointed Jerry |

to 12 when the word got around,
So the Ryans and friends opened -
the Oakwood School in an aban-

 

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4 Gomnd building. teachers f Firpo, "138%, Los Angeles (10). ||. Chicken Fried Rice. . 95e.
ao oo , Firek and ee ceachers for Havana —Luih, Manuel Rod» If ~, very. -(¢2-00' Ordara\,

4 Miss Universe : the dont fnd send grades Pius +, friguez, 144%, Cuba, | stopped ' Bree Delivery, ($5. 00: Orders)

¥ . we ota ‘| Kindergarten, radually, . ‘the. se i ; Sharlie Scott, ‘14414, - Philadel- nem f"h, ea

wae oo. Lo _ | Staff and grades. were increased| __ eS ra is Charlie Scott, Mate, Philade Melrose Chop. Suey
“4 LONG. BEACH, Calif. (®—Miss. | and. a- new building was built on _ & 2 ae “se _. : a
: Columbia, a flashing-eyed La- |property purchased by the NES sn eae reer a tate oe ny

tin beauty, was picked as Miss | school. OYS AND. ‘GIRLS 43. old -as

Universe’ Friday night.

- Luz Marina Zuloaga, 19, is a
college student from Manizales.
She is five feet four inches tall
and measures 3514-2314-3514,
ee She weighs 1114 pounds.

Yo : The runners up weré: Miss
pe Brazil, Adalgisa Colombo, 18;
a Miss: Hawaii, Geri Hoo, 18; Miss

bE U.S.A., Eurlyne Howell, 18; and

2 Miss Poland, Alicja Bobrawska,
e 22, . .

“We now have 80 students,
seven modern classrooms and a
new playing field,” Ryan said.
“It is not a celebrity school—|:
I’m about the only actor con-
mected with it. Nor is it a school
for problem children. Unfortun-
ately, that is. what ‘a lot of pri-
vate schools attract; parents
don’t start worrying about their
children’s education until: John-

 

ee op a poeg- Jose ne “four different sites as overture
at swimming derby for children | ss: 8e sss:

Eleven-year ‘old Peter . Van Weekend Fights

Tankeren was a very happy boy
Havana. tm— Florention Her-

 

 

   

 

caught. on equipment. ranging | Third prize. winners. of a plas-
from a-simple old line and:hookj tic box containing. fishing lures.
, and spinners were: Wallace Ber- |

Saturday when the seven pound, | to‘ Dad’s’”” most’ ‘expensive rod
: gen—Co-Op float, Douglas Pierce

11 ounce Tommy Cod. he pulled |and reel.

 

Ly wenreccrccrnroereccececcceronoes iY, ont read orstarts beating up! ont of the water at the Cow} Four individual prizes’ were;—Cow Bay float, Vincent: Abell Nore oye. vay phoepee
" “We're not fundamental and| 22y floats, won him the Grandj|won at each float. —New Government. float and |Orman. Young, “132%, Philadel-.

phia “(1).
_ West-.-Jordan, Utah WW — Jay
Fullmer, -138, West Jordan, out-
pointed’ Speedy Henderson, 136,|' -
San. Francisco (8).

First prizes a.rod .and reel
for each float; went to Margaret
Bond — Co-Op | float, Benny
Wright—Cow Bay float, John
Gabel—-New Government float
and Buddy Ward—vYacht Club
float, | .
‘Second prizes, a tackle box
for each float, were won by
Eugene Rose — Co-Op float,
Wayne Wicks—Cow Bay float,
Cecille Turcotte—New. Govern-
ment float and Douglas Guyatt
—Yacht. Club float.

PEO POPOLOO DOPAC LO LV D8 OYOb0O foee
. , : ‘ uF
Lions drop |
an hibi eo . .
exnibition |
VANCOUVER © — Calgary | |= , oo
Stampeders of the Western In- Toawe WORLD CROSSROADS —
terprovincial Football Union ', Gander airport in Newfound-
edged British Columbia Lions. |!and is of world importance as
18-17 in an_ exhibition game |@ Stopping point for transatlan-
Saturday night at Empire Sta- | tic flights.
dium,

The winning touchdown came _
in the final quarter when Cal-:

Rickie
floats. :
Fourth prize. of a fishing reel
went to Donald Murray—Co-Op
floats, Brian Cronk—Cow’ Bay
Floats, Billy Turcotte — New |———— "
Government floats, and Jin | —_
Groves—Yacht club floats. = |—R. SPECIAL
W. A. Gordon, Bernard Math-!F.. epi
ew ayd John Wondga, organ-| -.. BOYS JACKETS
izers of .the derby, expressed _. «for SUMMER _
their thanks to the parents. and All Sizes, Well Tailored. New # |
many people who’ showed up at : ,

the various floats to lend .alficening noe ae gett
helping hand to the supervisors Selling now’. from $4.95

to make the derby a success. - MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS

Other float supervisors. were | Finterwoven Cloth, Sizes 14-15
Mrs. Derek Mullin and Davelf. “Reg. $4.50

Mi "$1.95,
I oo AT
B.C. Clothiers Ltd.
T17_-- 3rd Ave. West: BS
ARCHIE | .

no ys Prize, a three speed bicycle, in
not lost its meanine through the Children’s Centennial) Fish
misuse. We: stress the-arts, but| Derby.
our curricula is about the same| Peter; son of ‘Mr. and: Mrs.
as the city schools. The differ-; Henry Van Tankeren, 1443
ence is that we can give special} Eighth Avenue East, competed
attention in a class of 14 instead|/in the derby along with more
of 40. ‘than 200 other children ranging

' {in age from three to 15.
STUDENTS 1.Q: HIGH : The derby or anized b W.A
“The results have been beyon , & y Ww. .
Th Gordon, Bernard Mathew and

our fondest hopes. The I.Q. of

. : : John Wondga on behalf of the
our students is 25 points above os :
public school—and the LQ, is|Centennial Committee, took
something that is not fixed. as place at four locations; the Cow
some people think, but can be| Bay floats, “New” Government
raised by education. floats, the Prince Rupert Row-
students might not be able to|iN& and Yachting club floats,
adjust to bigger schools. But| 4nd. the Prince Rupert. Fisher-
half of them have gone on to be| Men’s Co-operative ‘Association
presidents in their classes. And| floats. — -
we've -had:a steady, influx of]. Fishing ‘Started: at-1.pm. and
principals and educators visiting |} wound up. at 4 p.m. with some
us to see how we operate.” 250 fish of all sizes and shapes

Perley — Yacht . Club

~ ‘Movie giant
Harry Warner
die

RLY HILLS, Calif, uw —
Warner, 76, a Polish im- |
nt- boy who became one of
ants of the: motion picture
industry, died Friday night at his
e, Bo,

*. Warner, who with his brothers
. pioneered the use of sound in
movies. and. revolutionized: the
industry with the production of
Al Jolson’s The Jazz. Singer in

' 1927, had been: ill .for several
-months. Death was attributed. to.

:&@ cerebral occlusion,

Harry stepped down: two years
“,ago after 30 years as president of

. Warner Brothers Studio but was
“& member of the board. at the
f. ~ ‘titie’ of his death. His brother
qe Jack now is president, and an-
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‘*.to complete the Second Narrows , the|'tricks as Mrs. Keen’s ten would} Catalog is now ready—Bigger than 4
bridge at Vancouver on schedule| The opening lead was the have furnished a second stopper | ¢¥¢'--108 pages. Every Hunter and ;
despite the collapse of two scc- ne woes Sake Base cum "hyo | in the suit. " plete envalog ray oom . .
tions: which; claimed 18 lives lone suits to work on and she|, Suppose Mrs, Keen did hold] snowing Guns, Scopes, Ammuni-
June 1% 4] . the right one. With two|the queen of clubs. Mr. Muazzy| tions, Hunting Clothing,  Reload- , uh
; The planned completion. time suite. f e F } rth ither of | Could see only four clubs in his| !08 Tools, Handguns, and all Hunt- " By AL CAPP .
‘ vi Between April and June next them Solid. ‘tt is usually better to|Own hand and the dummy. So| (if Acthssotles LY GUARANTEED —
yey year. oo a unless Miss Brash had a seven] jw tony CuhY G wa Day’ ; :
! 4 h it which does not wae AT MONEY-SAVING PRICES, PPr=YO. HAS BIN .
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construction was, six montha| 500) hand that’ would be clubs, |@Mply guarded and good for a SYDNEY [ROBINSON AH IS HOME! L TIME~ BUT AH ONE, DEAR —
ahead of schedule when the; @8ys hand that wou ¢ cluns, trick all. the. time. Miss Brash ee NPOrtN Goods Department . CLEARLY ‘ SEE? o
tragedy occurred, South dealer having a seven-card -club° suit} 777 Rupert aves West, Whontpeg 2 f+ REMEMBERS:
We He said Dominion Bridge ex-j|: Nelther aslde vulnerable was too remote to be considered, Munttoba , ‘
rm pects the royal commission in- |: NORTH ene
a vestigating the disaster to re- Mr. Abel : ve
ws lease the bridge to the firm next a 1D 7 3 ‘amit ;
Hy week so that work can resume. 3 AKG43 Cl ae
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i leased a select 20-man crew wil WEST EAST , tp le
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VANCOUVER (Four news The bidding: . mens : HUNGRY ON? an “TLL FLUNK AGAIN-GO
paper photoyraphprs passed pouth West North Watt 3 f . 40 Oi % WHITP” vig WHATS THE USE 21 4 4
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Un ariicoae Mateo appeared i tr Pass 2NT  Pasy Got Wildrool Cream | Chatrlg tH YW a Vy)? /, .
before them unexpectedly “At t Rt Pas tea | inthe new 477 ops S PEN afl | .
wearing a bathing sult loosely b trick two Miss Brash led |, < ;
draped with a bright blue and | the Jack of clubs from dummy, | , . OAS”
white wrap. Blyly, Mr, Muzzy played low, As . u S we ONE YS '
They deferred to protocol, |e explained Jater he was trying ’ MOTHER,..)/ ;
and lowered thalr camoras, — | t0 Hive his partnor a chance to | | (y
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lawn at the homo of Leutene | words he pletured the quoon in rt a ALY. . a
ant-Governor Frank Ross | Mts. Keon's hand and an inde- hORO Wiad gel :
when the princess walked out terminate number of clubs in ' ‘ fe ; rm 1 Pie. Fay |
to sunbathe. etn tho closed hand, headed by K- an REAM-O | ra aS a ’ d 1
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