University of Alberta - Evergreen and Gold Yearbook (Edmonton, Alberta Canada)

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Iank. W. J. Priestly, F. D., 153 Petal, M. H. I' P+1tays,A. 1... 2114, 157 Plishka, N.. 149 P1-ieui-, L. A.. 117, 15 151191-5, D, T., 67 Plntkins, L. J., 220 Primeau. C., 150 1'--ter:-1. J. G. Rlowmaii, E. M., 166 Primeau, L. L. l'1-ters, R.. 1,18 I'lumer, NY. VV.. 111 Primeau, M. A. Ik-tv1's.-11. T. A.. 1119 Piumley. J.w L. P,,i,,,ha,.d' B- MCG., 5 1'e-ierson. A. K.. 167 p fllfu n51 5, H-' IM' Pritchard, D. J. 1'ete1'son. B. N. Pollry' l'- W' Pritchard, H. T. 100 - 1 Polak. Rose. 140 pl.i,,,hal.dl H. J' P1 terson Peterson Peterson I elm-rsori let.-1-M111 lhflerson l l 1 1'iel's1v11 ctersnri Peterson l'0te1'son l'm'lersn11 1 1 . L. A.. LCS . C., 166 Corn. 13N , 11. A., 1511 . E. A.. 1011 , F. NV., 95 ' 14 . 1 .,., , I.. K.. 107 . Y. I... ills 1. A. 1-1 Gm-ilon, I-- 1 NV 71 lhiland. P., 131 Molly, 90 Polichn. Pollack, Il. Pnllzick, H.. 5.1 I'11ll0Cli, C. A.. 117 I'ull0Cli, V. Il.. til, 92 Pollock, S. E.. 1-12 I'nlyni:ik H. P.. 111 l'u0l, V. W.. 1110 Pnule. J. G.. 131: Pritchard, J. M., 67 Pritchard. R. O. Probert, J. F., 150 Prochnau, C., 138 Prokopuik, A. J., 142 Proskow, S., 117 Protheroe, D. H. Prnurlfoot, J. A., 15 Proudfoot, R. G. 61 Provost, E. F.. 153 Provost, K.. 102 1 1' 1l'1yIx1'i1lge. S. 1. Poohkay, Peter. 1611 Fviley. R. E.. Pnohkay, WY. M,. 93 Prowse, D. C., 12.4 l'c1rashu5 li, Peter, 101 Pope. E. G. Prowse, H.. 79 IN-trie, l'. A.. T5 Plvpowich, Nivk Prunkl, W. R. l'ettilm11 I 1'iTif01'. IN-ltifnr. Petris. J I'h:11'is. +-, R. G. G. A. tm R. E.. 62 . A.. 1110 111 R. L.. Popplewell. A. L.. 12 Porayko, N. L.. 165 Poraykn, N.. 16-1 Porter, IT. B. 150 I'r11'Yel', K. Porter. L., -12. 205. 122 P'1'yke, E. M.. 13 8 Puchalik. A.. 81 Puchnlik. K.. 81 Puffer. M. A. 223, 20-1, 142 Pullman. E. C.. 131 Purcell, L. P.. 117 1 Phelps, 11. A.. 1231 I'l1ill1ps, A. l ., 207. 151 Porter, Robert. 75 Purkiss, A. G., 130 Phillips, A. H., 14N Porter, Doreen, 206, 157 Pylyfla, P. A. Phillips, 11. IV.. 47, -lb 11-10, Putter, A. E.. 100 Pylypoxv, Henry, 95 1'--1, 124 Potter, A. R. Rylypiuk, E., H5 Phillips, E. I... 150 P'ntte1'. Donald, 2-11, 142 Pyrvz, Alexandra. 117 l'l1ill1ps. F. T., 122 Putter E. L. V., 95 Pyrrz. Sieve. 111 Phillips. Pl. L., 138 Putter, R. E. M., 79 Pybug, W, G, G2 I'h1lli11s, R. S., 'IN Pourlwfiix, VV. E. J., 915 Pliimester, I. G. Pnushinsky, A. Quail, R. i ., 1519 1'i:1r1l, A. R., 13Q Powe, B. A., 50. 52, 12.1 Quitfley. F. H., R2 I'i1'ke1t, 11. E. Powell. J. R.. 132 Ralilmue, S. I., 117 l'1eni111:. Linlwixr 52 Powell. J. E. 1'ie1'1-Q, IQ. R., 11, 100 1611 Powell. N. F.. 70 Rahkin, K. J. l'1e1'c+-, R. M., 150 Powell, R. G.. 148 Rahoud, G. R. l'1ue..11. R. A.. 130 Powers, H. J. 100 Rulsusie, F., 1571 Pilvhv-V. J. A., 4-1. -is 1115, l nwers, S. 4'., 100 Rncette, P. C.. T5 Powlan. R., R-1 Rzicette, P. T., 207. 161 ..,, - 1, 117 l'ilki11glr1n. 11. l'1l11n, L. II. Predy. J. T., 1.13 I'1111le1' R. S., 100 Preshinir, W. A., 1411. 11' Radford, Leslie C. Reynar, J. A., 163 I'isen1. G. A. Preston. N. K., -11. 122 Rarlford. Lois C., R1 Reynolds, D. V., 52, 122 P11-rell. C. .1. NV. Price, E. F. Ramlley. S. A.. 124 Reynolds, E. A. l'isk111111wicz, J. J. Price. I.. S.. 150 Radysh, J.. 1391 Reynolds, H. F. l'1tt, E. L. Price M. J.. lflx Raffa, J., 109 Reynolds, J. R., 117 l'i1tn1:1n, U. J., 101-1, 111 Price, W. H., 238, 2.59, 242 Rziffa. P. Reynolds, R. G., 52, 98, 146 Prehoy, A. H. Rachert., J. A. 122 Radford. B. A., EUS Ragan, H. S., 151 Ragpr, E. M., 67 204 Raisbeck, G. R., 151 Ramsay, F. W. Ramsay, R. A., 129 Ramsey, C. J. A., 95 Randall, B. M., 138 Randers. C. M., 67 Randle, A. M., 207, 157 Rankin, R. R. Rannard F. W., 109 Raragosky, J. D., 164 Raskin, R. L., 151 Rath, O. J.. 87 Ratke, E. S. Ratsoy, N., 212, 138 Rault, N. A. Rayment., A. F., 109 Rea. D. P., 13151 Rea, W. M. Read. E. A. 140 Read. F. D., 122 Reber, C. A., 167 Redmond. J. L.. 165 Redmond, N., 70 Reed, B. M., 157 Reeder, K. E. Rees, D. L., S6 Retzgin, J. L., 67 Reiber. N, 117 Reichenbaugh, S. M., 1 Reid. C. D. Reid, G. S., 194, 122 Reid, H. A., 109 Reid, J. E., 140 Reid, N. L., 153 Reid, R. G., 153 Reid, R. L. Reikie. R. D., se Reilly. G. A. Reine-lt. E. R.. 151 Reinhold. E. Reist, H. A., 122 38,117 Renner. R. 0. A., 63. 205 Rennie. G. R. Rapp, H. H., 97 fm -1 Retallack, G. P.. 143, 9., 2.0, 4 Reyda, J. DHIRY COmPFil'lY LIfTiITED Quality Dairy Products Are Your Best Food Value . . . and, Woodland Milk, Cream, Butter, Eggs, Cheese, Palm Ice Cream Are Dairy Foods At Their Wholesome Best. Better Dairy Products EDMONTON ALBERTA fo P pllr ' I' If fl-03560 yo Parhfhf' 7' u able I' Paste urized for Your Protection Two Hundred and Ninety-eight

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'iiiii J x. I. I 1 J 1 J II I A as iii ' or .Si Q -Another Good Year For The Commercial Life E 1 The Commercial Lite Announces Another Increase in Dividends In Policyholders I ' PAID TO BENEFICIARIES OF POLICYHOLDERS DURING 1947 CMortalityI S 66,133 ff PAID TO LIVING POLICYHOLDERS DURING 1947 Cincluding dividendsl 229,739 X rom. PAID ro POLICYHOLDERS AND BENEFICIARIES Cincluding f 311188.46 ........,............... ........................,,....I.........,..,...,....,.......I ,,ror..rr., ,,ro... S 2 9 5,872 PIIIII on PIII IFIES and BIIIIIIS SINCE 0 6 9 0 Q IIIIIIIIIIMTIIIIIcI':sIeI1e.n8'5seeSJ VIII' ,ad , .give eau of Spfencficl aklrieuemenl., Per cent 1942 1947 Increase Increase 1 53.06 . 51.75 if I PREMIUM INCOME ,,..........,.,.I. 346,506 611,934 265,428 76.60 I TOTAL INCOME ,,.................,, 530,771 839,514 308,743 INTEREST INCOME, ................. 121,410 142,524 15,114 BUSINESS IN FORCE ,............,.. 12,124,054 20,502,152 8,378,698 ASSETS. ,..... .,E....,..E.,,,....,,...... S 2,811,143 54,404,512 51,526,829 RESERVES ON POLICIES .,,... 2,231,122 3,386,534 1,154,812 58.17 11.86 69.11 THE UMMERCIAL IFE 4 Assurance Company of Canada ' I I The Commercial Life has remodelled and reorganized our Western Head Office in Edmonton until today it is one of the finest Life Insurance Offices in Western Canada and at the Western Head Office their new business has been increased threefold in the last few months. The Commercial Life has obtained splendid office accommodation on the 6th floor of the Maclean Block, 109 Eighth Avenue E., Calgary, for their Southern Alberta Office, and this Office will be thoroughly organized by April 1st,1948. THIS IS ONLY A SMALL PART OF THE GREATER DEVELOPMENT OF THE COMMERCIAL LIFE BEING INAUGURATED AT THE PRESENT TIME. 1 J f Head Office-350 Bay Street, TORONTO, Ont. , T oronto Agency--ln connection with Head Office W H d Off' Ed t Alt estern ea Ice- mon on, a. Q South Alberta Office-6th Floor, Maclean Block, 109 Sth Ave. E., Calgary, Alta: North Ontario Office-69 Cedar Street, Sudbury, Ont. Og , XTKT-w5 'Nrwf-r'4's' T Hdd dN ty

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Natural GAS ATTRACTIVE ADVANTAGES And Creates Special Opportunities for the Establishment of New Industries and the Expansion of Present Plants in Alberta Albe t s 'Two Natural Gas Utilities serv Homes and Industries at one of th I t t N th A T I-I E c A N A D I A N NORTHWESTERN WESTERN UTILITIES LIMITED NATURAL GAS EDMONTON Co LTD CALGARY THE TREND IS TO Gi-lS