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Saturday,
November
22,
1947
If
'Student
Voices
SINKING
OF
JAP
WARSHIP
I
joined
the
Imperial
Japanese
Navy-in
1935
in
answer
to
an
appeal
by
lour.
Honorable
Em-,
eror.
I
had
only
.been
in
the
iavytwo;years
when
I
was
raised
"jthe
wnk
of
petty
officer
andposted
to
a'
ship
in
our
rnaln
'IceRi
;
OJJecember
9,
1941,
we
arrived
at
Luzon,
where
we
com-
As
nigni
tea
we
carried
on
witn
our
bombardment
of
the
island.
All
through
the
night
we
kept
it
uvt
the
"shore
guns
answering
ours.
'M,
last,
as
the
fateful
tenth
began
to
dawn,
we
eased
our
attack-'slightly.
At
about
,
10:30
a.m:
a
squadron
of
American
planes
were
seen
to
toe
heading
towards
up.
At
1045
they
had
reached
us
and
were
dropping
smalLbcmbs
and
torpedoes
amjgpg'us.
6iie
small
ship
was
surtk
.and
ourt
forward
gun
tur-mjkwas
put.oitt
of
action
at
1
jjjj
The!;-.pla
n
es
drew
off
tut,
afteTva'slijttperiod,
more
planes
reached
arid
attacked
us.
We
had
kept
up
a
barrage
most
of
tha
jim,.-,
our
ship
succeeding
in
fjiftrai'rig
down
two
enemy
planes.
Afcrl3:0Q
a.m.
we
stopped
steam-in?
around
the
island
and
gave
Ml
our
atfentipn
to
fighting
the
American"
planes.
At
-12:30
we
becitJed
to
withdraw,
having.
had
manv
casualties.
Only
a
fewi
planes
were
attacking
us
at
he
moment.
,
We
had
hardly
started
to
steam
away
when,
looking
upwards,
I
saw
an
American
plane
flying
toward
us.
We
opened
fire
on
it
but
it
continued
on
towards
us.
That
plane
must
have
had
a
charmed
life
for
it
caje.
on
and
.
on
and
we
won-flered
what
had
happened
to
the
pilot.
Not
for
a.
minute
did
wc
think
the
pilot
was
heading
for
its
c:i
purpose
but
he
was,
as
I
Jatr--
found
out.
Now
the
plane
was
diving,
towards
us.
Quickly
ft
drS,PndPH
tn
.,.
nf
th
-rh
;im,
.,wi
u
ti
.
...
...
ji.
s.iuck
wie-siae
oi
me
snip.
The
force
oLyUhe
plane
had
5riv?n
it
clean
through
the
side.
Now
the
bombs"'began
to
explode.
The
.
hole
became
lar?er
until
it
reached
the
water-line.
Immedi-atelv
the
shfp
took
on
a
list
yhl"h
quickly
ibecame
more
pronounced
until
at
last
the
ship
began
her
long
slow
dive
Into
the
sea.
I
shall
never
forget
that
moment,
men
were
screaming
and
lumoing
overboard.
I
jumped
and
clung
to
a
piece
of
wreckage.
I
saw
the
ship
sink
into
the
depth
of
the
rolling
sea.
I
was
plckpd
up
later
by
an
American
warship.
I.
write
this
to
pay
tribute
as
iver
I,
an
enemy,
murt
to
tht
pilot
of
that
small
plane.
Captain
P.
Kelly,
who
met
his
de?p
very
bravely.
C!ass
1CB.
Age
14.
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Better
Enlih
By
D.
C.
WILLIAMS
!
1.
What
is
wrong
with
thu
sentence?
"The
enormity
of
the
circus
was
a
surprise
to
me."
2.
What
Is
the
correct
pronunciation
'"finale".'
.jJyhlchone.,
of
these
words
Is
mlspelled,
Centenary,
centen-lal,
sentinel.
4.
What
does
the
word
"turbulent"
mean?
Answers
1.
Say.
The
"enormousness
of
the
circus"
when
referring
to
size
or
amount.
Use
enormity)
when
referring
to
evil
or
wick-.edness;
as,
"the
enormity
of
the
crime."
"L
Pronounce
fe-na-la.E
as
in
MEnstressed.
Fir
sbA
as
in
AH.
Second
A
as
in
lay
unstressed,
accent
second
syllable.
3.
Centennial.
4.
Being
in
violent
agitation
or
commotion.
"Gambling
houses
are
temples
where
the
mdst
sordid
and
turbulent
passions
contend."
ZIMMERMAN
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CHRISTMAS
SPECIAL
One
Photo
and
Twelve
,
Christmas
Cards
for
Price
and
Appointment
call
at
Chandler
&
Cowg
,'ill
V
4th
Street,
Prince
Rupert
pert
Many
Clubs
Are
Active
D
rama
Club
The
three
Christmas,
plays
have
now
been
cast
and
.the
first
rehearsals
have
been
held.
The
"Florist
Shop,"
a
modern
comedy
by
Winifred
Hawkridge,
tells
the
behind-the-scenes
story
of
a
florist
ship.
The
cast
Includes
the
following:
Joanne
Langridge
Maude.
Maresa
Windle
AILss
Wells.
Jim
Holt
Henry.
Bill
Sunberg
Slovsky.
Allan
Forman
Mr.
Jackson.
The
stagehands,
helping
Miss
McHallem
arrange
the
setting.
include
Vic
Welsh,
Bob
William
son.
David
Smith
and
Bob
Srharff.
"The
Maid
of
Fressingfield,"
a
historical
drama
or
love
story
by
Robert
Greene,
was
written
in
the
early
17th
century.
Shakespeare
may
have
acted
in
thi
play.
The
cast
Is
composed
of
the
following:
Jack
Wynn
Bacon.'
Reg.
Lavigne
Prince
Edward.
Solveig
Mork
Margaret.
Tom
Holt
Buagay.
Alan
Forman
Lacy.
Vaughan
Tattersall
The
Devil.
The
Junior
Drama
Club
Is
presenting
a,
Christmas
fantasy
entitled
"The
Enchanted
Christmas
Tree."
The
cast
consists
pf
the
following
members:
Ella
Benton
Iona
Hardy.
Josiah
Benton
Bill
Tipton.
Fredericka
Peggy
Stevenson.
Child
Judge
Fred
Chrlsten-snn.
District
Attorney
.
Robert
Dunn.
Sergeant-at-Arms
Denny
El-kins.
Foreman
of
the
Jury
Douglas
Patterson.
Witnesses
Ray
Pedersen,
Carol
Moorehouse.
Children
Ann
Brown,
Mar
garet
Glske,
Anita
Brue,
Jean
iulDD'
"seman-
Kurulock,
Joyce
Pottle.
Sena
PavlikU;
Yvonne
Kildal
CMcr
Leading'
1
Club
members
have-been
out
in
the
gym
the
past
fsw
Fridays
'earning
a
few
yells.
School
cheer
leaders
have
not
been
chosen
vet.
Library
The
clu-j
h?
oeen
reshuffled.
Miss
Noel
now
takes
the
senior
toys
for
a
free
reading
club.
ocience
Club
The
Science
Club
has
been
looking
at
bugs
under
the
microscope,
also
observing
different
colors
produced
in
a
flame
by
different
chemicals.
Last
Friday
the
club
paid
a
-visit
to
the
Cold
Storage
Plant.
Handicraft
Club
Reshuffling
club.
It
will
now
be
open
only
to
girl
students.
Photography
Club
Is
trying
to
fix
Room
5
up
so
that
it
.will
be
possible
for
the
club
to
develop
their
own
films.
At
present
the
club
members
are
learning
to
tint
pictures.
There
are
three
instructors.
Stamp
Club
The
club
members
have
been
discussing
foreign
stamps
and
Mr.
Fletcher
has
sold
some
stamps
to
members
for
their
own
collections.
PRINCE
RUPERT
YEARS
AGO
November
22,1922
Report
of
the
B.C.
Fire
Underwriters,
received
by
City
Clerk
E.
A.
Woods,
indicated
that
Prince
Rupert
had
a
small
annual
fire
loss
and
that
the
fire
fighting
apparatus
in
the
city
was
considered
adequate.
Gross
fire
loss
in,the
city
for
the
five
years
between
1916
and
1920
was
$19,448
and
the
Insurance
car
ried
totalled
$34,602.
Value
of
the
property
involved
was
$1,606,211.
Three
local
clubs
the
A.A.
Social
Club,
the
Travellers'
Club
and
the
Citizens'
Club
were
each
fined
$1,000
when
they
were
found
guilty
by
Magistrate
Mc-Clymont
of
selling
beer
contrary
to
the
Liquor
Act.
Prince
Rupert
could,
and
probably
did,
boast
of
being
a
more
temperate
town
than
Prince
George
oh
the
basis
of
revenue
fromVtheir
local
liquor
store.
Ll-
Iqwrafopipfa
at
'Prince
Rupertl
Ifonthe'-.
year
ending
September)
30,
1922
totalled
$355,600,
while
Prince
George
residents
dissipated
to
the
extent
of
$355,660.
Four
local
members
of
the
Order
of
the
MysUc
Shrine
went
south
on
the
Prince
George
to
attend
a
Shrine
convention
at
Victoria.
They
were
Dan
Jabour,
S.
C.
Thomson,
J.
L.
MacLaren
and
R.
V.
G.
Lepine.
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EVEN
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MENTIONED
IT
VOU
HADN'T
5V.
Tt-:iS
POC
MP1
OUR
NEW
CHRISTMAS
Dresser
Sets
HAVE
'ARRIVED
ISeantiful
Gold
Colored
COMB,
BRUSH
AND
MIRROR
SETS
$20.00
to
S27.50
One
very
special
nine-piece
golden
set
with
the
coronation
crown
applied
to
the
back
of
each
piece
makes
an
appropriate
gift
for
this
Royal
Wedding
year.
Sterling
silver
COMB,
BRUSH
AND
MIRROR
SETS
beautifully
engraved,
in
satin-lined
cases.
Priced
at
SjWJI.OO
to
$55.00
Also
a
fine
assortment
of
three-piece
sets
for
little
gins
Worn
$:,50
to
$5.50
ONDIE
Tlfpilll!iiUllllJiiLyiilJuil
Pin;
thing
This
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AND
AFTER
1
WORKED
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AND
SLAVl:D
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1
STUDENT
EDITORS
Editor-in-Chief,
Mary
Mac-A
fee.
Social
Editor,
Yvonne
Morin.
Sports
Editor,
Charles
Forbes.
Typists
Jean
Faught,
Herdis
Holkestad
and
Frances
Ethel
and
Bert
Today
-
-
By
Archie
Q.
When
It's
necessary
for
a
girl
to
break
a
date
how
should
she
go
about
It?
A.
(a)
Tell
him
you
are
sick.
(b)
Tell
the
truth
and
nothing
but
the
truth,
(c)
Tell
him
about
a
forgotten
prior
engagement.
What
would
you
do?
Q.
How
can
a
girl
politely
get
rid
of
a
boy
who
has
stopped
in
for
the
evening
if
she
has
to
study
or
work?
A.
(a)
Speak
politely
to
him
but
wishing
he
would
leave,
(b)
suggest
he
drop
In
the
following
evening,
(c)
Tell
him
exactly
what
you
have
scheduled
for
the
evening.
What
would
you
do?
Q.
Whai,
can
you
do
about
a
boy
who
continually
calls
you
for
a
date
at
the
last
minute?
A.
(a)
Give
him
a
blast
for
not
phoning
earlier,
(b)
Be
busy
the
next
tfme
he
phonies.
(c)
Go
out
with
him
anyway.
What
would
you
do?
Q.
Should
a
girl
try
to
make
a
boy
think
he
s
bigger,
better,
and
brighter
than
she
Is?
By
this
I
mean
should
she
purposely
let
hlm
win
at
sports
and
argu
ments?
A.
(a)
Most
boys
like
a
challenge
and
If
he's
sincerely
Interested
In
a
girl,
he'll
want
her
to
be
her
best
at
all
times.
,
(b)
Let
him
win
and
make
him
think
he's
good.
'
.
What
would
you
do?
Q.
When
you
stop
in
at
a
cafe
for
a
snack
would
you
A.
(a)
Order
what
the
boy
!
orders?
(b)
Judge
what
you
I
think
he
can
afford
arid
order
accordingly?
(c)
Order
tiTe,
most
hiexpnsi
vet
"
Itemtyou.
fan
slbly
order?
4
'
4
What
would
yo
do?
Best
answers:
b,
c,
b,
a,
b.
To
Please
HIM
Give
a
DRESSING
GOWN
for
Christmas
$10.95
Reduced
from
$15.95
SCARVES
Silk
and
Wool
AT
BIG
REDUCTION
LEATHER
BELTS
Finest
made
t
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ACME
CLOTHING
STORE
633
Third
Avenue
West
LUMBER
JUST
RECEIVED
a
large
shipment
of
Fir
Dimession,
Shiplap,.
Flooring,
Vcc
Joint,
Kiln-Dried
Fir
Finish,
Shingles,
and
a
large
assortment
of
Moulding.
Sole
Agent
for
B.C.,
CEMENT
CO.
ALBERT
&
McCAFFERY
LTD.
COMPLETE
LINE
OF
BUILDING
SUPPLIES
I'MONE
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COIijl
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"HE5E
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First
Junior-Senior
High
Assembly
Is
Held
Principal,
Vice-Principal,
Students'
Council
President,
Junior
Red
Cross
Director
Heard
Wednesday
afternoon
the
staff
and
students
of
Booth
Memorial
High
School
assembled
in
the
spacious
auditorium
of
the
Civic
Centre.
This
assembly
gave
the
Junior-Senior
High
schools
their
first
opportunity
of
meeting
together
this
term.
With
Alan
Hurst,
the
principal,
presiding,
the
meeting
opened
with
the
singing
of
"O,
Canatla."
After
the
students'
attendance
was
checked,
the
pupils
were
seated"
according
to
their
respective
Houses,
namely,
Alpha,
Beta,
Gamma
and
Delta.
Mr.
Hurst
then
Introduced
Vlce-Prlnclpal
Cleland,
who
explained
the
system
of
point
awards
which
-would
be
given
each
House
for
.
students'
participation
in
sports
as
well
as
for
other
ac
tivities
such
as
for
alademld
at
talnments,
participation
In
student
activities,
citizenship,
and
for
punctuality
and
regular
school
attendance.
Arthur
Olsen,
president
of
the
School
Council,
addressed
the
meeting,
explaining
in
detail
the
functions
of
the
Junior
and
Senior
Councils
as
well
as
those
of
the
main
School
Council.
Taking
as
his
text
the
well
known
lines
"The
Time
Has
Come
the
Walrus
Said
.
.
.
"
from
"Through
the
Looking
Glass".
Mr.
Hurst
delivered
an
interesting
and
Instructive
"sermon"
in
which
he
stressed
the
need
for
worthwhile
student
and
adult
alms
in
life.
The
next
speaker
on
the
.af
ternoon's
program
was
a
former
student
of
Prince
Rupert
school?,
Miss
Margaret
Palmer,
provincial
director
of
the
Junior
Red
oss
Society.
In
her
talk
Miss
Palmer
outlined
the
activities
.
tne
Junior
Red
Cross
and
made
an
appeal
for
any
assist-
.the
students
might
be
able
to
render
In
furthering
Its,
great
COAL
l(
DADDY
THINKS
HE'S
HIDING
y
held
at
the
close
of
the
meeting.
The
accompanist
for
the
afternoon
was
Miss
Loverna
Linney
of
11B.
11
Liwa
work.
Individual
house
meetings
were
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BOB
McCHESNEY
Bob
was
born
in
Prince
George
and
before
coming
to
Prince
Rupert
he
attended
King
Edward
School
In
Prince
George.
He
also
attended
Borden
Street
School
here
in
town.
Bob
tells
us
his
favorite
sports
are
hockey
and
football.
We
haven't
had
a
chance
to
see
what
he
Is
like
at
p:aylng
nocxey,
but
we
have
seen
him
play
football
last
year
for
his
class,
11M.
When
we
asked
him
what
his
favorite,
pastime
was
he
said
It
was
sailing.
We
hear
he
Is
quite
the
sailor.
Last
summer
Bob
worked
at
the
Dry
Dock
and
seemed
to
like
it
fine.
Bob
was
president
of
Beta
house
last
year
and
was
HM's
rep.
to
Student
Council.
This
year
he
Is
the
.Senior
Council
President.
Advertlse
In
the
Daily
News
Try
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Bailings
Per
Week
for
VANCOUVER
VICTORIA
SEATTLE
Tuesdays,
l:3t
pjn
Coquitlam.
Fridays,
12
midnight.
Catala.
Sunday,
2
p.m.
Camosun.
KETCHIKAN,
WHANG
ELL
and
PETERSBURG
Fridays,
2
p.m.
STEWART
and
ALICE
ARM
Sundays,
,12
midnight.
.
"
QUEEN
CHARLOTTES
FOR
MASSETT
AND
PORT
CLEMENTS
October
17
and
31
November
14
and
28
Midnight.
FOR
SOUTH
ISLANDS
October
19
November
2,
16
and
30
Midnight.
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Ave.
Phone
568
INCOME
TAX
Returns
Prepared
See.
It.
E..
MORTIMER
324
2nd
Ave,
(Near
CFPR)
SPORT
FIGURE
REG
LAVIGNE
Reg
was
born
In
Bathurst,
N
B.
on
December
27,
1927
and
came
to
Prince
Rupert
In
1942.
Since
that
lime
he
has
been
a
very
active
member
In
both
scnooi
ana
city
athletics.
His
main
sport,
however,
is
basket
ball
and
this
year
he
Is
the
senior
member
of
the
"Rainmakers
having
been
on
the
squad
for
the
past
two
seasons.
He
is
well
liked
by
everyone
and
Is
a
big
favorite
with
the
crowds
when
he
comes
on
the
floor
at
his
forward
spot
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