"
M
1,1
.4
STTDENTS
FRANK
'Continued
from
pane
2
1
Tola's
700,
700,
909.
Gordon
&
Anderson-B.
Smi'h
5
'
S.
Ramsay
581
I
rjurnn-'
Prince
Ruperr
Daiiy
iN'ews
Fiiday.
March
t,
Hi51
ft-
'TifiiR.
Close
Race
In
Bowlina
TIVIC
v-ENTRE
Christensen
is
Rod-Gun
Head
New
president
of
Prince
Rupert
Rod
and
Gun
Association
M
AT.
MOVrtS
TONIGHT
j
Accidents
Don't
Happen"
i
The
tale
ot
an
accident
that
has
515.
L.
Anderson
393.
C.
Barrie
subjects
which
I
need
to
com-511ft.
Totals
831,
800,
957.
'
plete
my
education.
Canadian
Bank
of
Commerce'
Student
No.
9
No,
because'
I
I.
Kristjanson
586,
R.
Christian-
work
after
school
and
if
I
studied
sen
325.
M.
Steeves
317.
E.
Mosloy
:
hve
hours
every
night
I
would
421,
P.
Ramsay
435.
Totals
716
'not
get
enough
sleep.-713,
799.
'j
.
Lucky
Strikes
J.
Boulter
447,'
Do
th
tadt
'
a
A.
Whalman
53(5,
H.
Phillipson
public
whool
feel
that
you
530,
J.
Warren
300,
B.
Dunbar1
lake
advantage
of
all
the
525
Total.,
801,
7770,
777.
I
opportunities
mad
available
to
McMcokins
A.
Ritchie
454,
C.1
yT
elected
at
last
mgnts
annual
meeting
at
the
Civic
Centre
is
,
Norman
,
Christensen.
Georee
Rorvik,
secretary,
was
re-elected.
i
Others
elected
for
1951
weie
;
Thomas
Boulter,
vice-president;
W.
H.
Doumont,
Harold
Thorn.
Harold
Eidsvlk,
Mrs.
T.
Boulter
!
j
and
B.
J.
Bacon,
members
of
the
j
executive
committee.
not
happened
yet"
demonstiats
with
humor
what
wearing
the
wrorisf
clotiies
on
the
Job
could
do
to
the
machinist
and
workmen
wearing
loose
clothing.
"Family.
Cnitins"
A
family
Wilson
493,
B.
Emerson
433,
C.
Student
No.
1
No,
because
I!
.outing
and
holiday
in
public
Bellamy
511,
L.
McMeekln
501.!
dont
indulge
In
sports.
I
camping
;
RTound
of
Banlf
Na-
lO
a
;
!M7.
I
h
KtK
.
..
-
.1
,
.,.
fs
npnT.
wtv
z
wo.
nitric
c
.
,
,
,
Lyons-A.
Pierce
519.
K.
Paul1
i
hfc
1
do
wunal
T
Pncnms
a
tent
preludes
happy,
healthful
'493,
A.
Wrathall
333.
J
Shrntnn
I
,i,
h-..
-r
mr
In,
Jlic
Pioneer
Sbrugghf
DAILY
DELIVERY
A
vote
of
thanks
was
tendered
Doug
Kerr,
retiring
president,
who
answered:
"It's
not
so
much
the
work
of
the
president
which
counts
but
the
work
which
he
can
get
out
of
the
members."
Eidsvik,
of
the
new
exeeutive
committee,
Is
the
junior
member.
He
to
18,
a
Booth
Memorial
High
School
student.
days
in
the
mountains.
Many
facilitios
enable
holiday
mak.is
to
combine
living
conveniences
with
activity
that
appeals
to
them.
,'
Fishing,
boating,
swimming,
climbing,
golfing
and
riding
or
Just
relaxing
In
the
sunshine.'
001,
P.
Thompson
534.
Totals
7G8,stance,
the
school
orchestra
of-001
81
fers
the
student
an
opportunity
Annettes
B.
Windle
582,
Flynn
;
t0
develop
musical
inclinations
458,
MeMeekin
502,
Smith
499,
lf
any.
As
I
am
not
musical
I
Dickens
(i()2.
Totals
813,
929.
901.
cannot
participate
in
these
ac-l.adirs'
"It"
jtivities.
As
I
work
after
school
Black
Oats-V
nimenn
275,
J.
I
haven't
much
time
tot
school
1J!"!
490.
H.
Speer
491,
E.
Strcbe
activities,
such
as
serving
on
the
Phone
81
'
t
In
the
Shadow
of
the
AssinJ-
o
il..
B.
Davis
012.
P.
Hiliiiins
335.
ci.ni.1
rn,,ru.u
.hl,.h
t
wnulrt
i
ii,,-
.
n,.
As
a
result
(if
this
week's
piav
in
the
Ladles'
Bowling
Lcaguv,
Ro.sa
Lee's
are
holding
a
om
-point
lead
in
"A"
Division
over
Lucky
Strikes
and
McMeekin's.
In
"B"
DtvUbtn
Black
CaU
have
a
one-point
lead
over
!h"
running-up
Ginger
Snaps.
'
The
league
competition
is
now
in
the
season's
third
period.
'Ilieh
single
scorer
for
"B"
Division
was
S.
Currie
of
Malison's
with
837
while
B.
Davis
of
lilac
k
Cats
lok
high
three
pump
aggregate,
612
In
"A"
Division
hiy.h
single
scorer
was
A.
Whatman
of
Lucky
Strikes
with
280
and
hip.h
three
game
aggregate
tops
was
(MS
by
I).
Woods
of
Ro.sa
Lees.
Team
.leuiin,
l.aitii
s
".V
!
Ro;;a
I.ee';
-M.
I'ostu1:
502,
D.
Nelson
490
M.
Fupitie
;
D.
Woods
648.
F.
M(
KilUion
508.
'
T
'.lis
958.
W,l
8119.
:
Brownwoods
-
L.
Donakl.sO'i
4.rf),
F.
Cramer
480,
M.
Ginvi-h
3)8,
N.
Stone
424.
G.
Brown
1)21'.
Totals
7U2,
804.
710.
Stair's
O.
Melntyre
300;
L
1
Ki-ays
458,
J.
Dickens
495,
K.
Hills
30!),
L.
Howe
538.
Totals
710
795,
.
071.
Toilers
M.
Wide
490.
E.
Jolian-:
svn
33,
B.
Ellison
394,
.1.
Hill
484,
I
Taylor
432.
Totals
72!),
i
77!)
831.
j
Hi
Inmiil.s
M.
Lewis
481,
O.'
Kurylk
45:i
A
Denton
478
D.!
Luid'iii
530,
E.
Anderson
010,'
:
Tot
als
R10.
m.
854.
j
Wrat
hulls
-Bert
Peterson
555
Pauline
Roberts
345.
K.
liey
540.
:
W.
Sleeves
41(1,
M.
Vincent
435.
Toiiiis
97),
958,
1027.
;
have
liked
to
do
verv
much.
I
tnres
nf
n
elimbins
exnedition
to
Ba!iier.s-8.
Downing
580.
M
Student
No.
3
No.
If
I
took'Uie
sitmm..'
of
M
noil
Wedise-
Richards
549,
J.
AOCOCK
MD.
D.l
0jt.,
,
n
ih.
nnnrtiml.
i
4
K
.
i
.
.
r.no
r:
Mr.,
I,....
,
'BJ
-
'.vcoa.
or?
of
M
unt
Assininoine
s
rsighbors.
ties
made
available
to
me
I
would
I
U..c.
..II
41
m,OW
anVtr
Totals
C79,
824
930.
(
ommercials
HeU;erson
397,',rl,
'
rf
,ii,i..
it
i.
nna.
I
will
want
to
do
after
leaving
r
'
''Trv',1
V
U
S'?l).
3''8-Tola,s,
V
?'
I
haven't
enough
time
to
do
all
Ushool.
hool.
s,owart
the
things
i
would
uk
to
do.
i
stud.
Student
.
No.
51
guess
so
but
SUPERIOR
CARS
1941
Packard
110
1938
Ford
Tudor
1937
Ford
Coupe
1939
Austin
Convertible
We
are
exiieclinir
a
few
more
Austin
Sedans
and
Station
Wagons
Superior
Auto
Service
Ltd.
STUDEBAKER
and
AUSTIN
DEALERS
Third
Avenue
at
Park
Green
2)7
Sturieint
No.
4-Yes,
I
do
feel
Hhemocs
-
D.
Ardern
421.
M
that
I
takc
advantage
of
the
op-Iv'alsn,,
Kn-.i.a
514
V
Elliot
t,
404,
b
!
520.
J,
Husoy
490.
Totals
PwUinitieK
offered,
ino
7.i'
855.
;
Sludfit
No.
5-Some
of
the
ac-
8kect.il
Grocery
-
G.
Van
Mccr
tivities
which
would
be
a
helpful
5.)
i,
W.
f
later
4il,
G.
Smith
354,
nature
I
don't
bother
about.
G.
Kinilli
40!),
I.
liaiiue
422.
Totals
Student
No.
6-There
are
so
71!!
!M0
many
'opportunities
that
are
Savoys
F.
Morrison
402,
M.
made
available
for
.students
that
I.avioli
-t
417,
K.
Knutson
404,
D.
1
with
our
extra-curricular
activi-Jolnia.s
470,
K.
McCallum
400.'
ties
it
is
almost
impossible
to
Tvia's
')'.
fun.
799.
(take
advantage
of
them.
n.C.G.KA.
Kf.
Baxter
504,
fj
"Hospitolity
ond
Good
Food"
That
Is
Our
First
Aim
I'hime
17
for
Orders
To
Take
Out
Commodore
Cafe
that
part
of
the
course
isn't
particularly
stressed.
I
would
like
to
know
what
positions
in
the
working
world
I
would
be
most
proficient
at,
but
the
teachers
do
no
do
much
to
guide
us
in
our
choice.
Student
No.
6
-As
well
as
a
school
of
this
size
can
offer.
Student
No.
7
Yes.
I
have
learned
one
of
the
most
important
things
in
life:
to
get
along
with
other
people.
Student
No.
8
No,
the
university
entrance
course
only
prepares
you
for
further
study.
If
I
do
not
continue
my
education
Kli'viis
::2,
A.
Holkestad
498,
E.
Do
you
feel
that
you
are
receiving
good
training
to
en
Wmi
LAGER
able
you
to
lake
your
place
in
community
life?
Rivi
K
303.
J.
Thornton
433.
Totals
7'
15.
751
fill).
Bit?
.Sisters-
E.
Bond
442,-M.
It
i:,(l
418.
E.
Dickens
300,
E.
Roth-
in
a
university
I
will
have
to
Student
Uo.
1-Yes,
as
a
mem-
lake
a
businss
course
bof(JW
t
mm
m
!'"raevjo!0
m
well
4V,().
T.
Muv
ey
413.
Totals
bcr
of
a
group
such
as
a
school
Enterprise
Brewery
Ltd.
can
ever
hope
to
get
a
good
Job.
I
I
I!
I'!
!
.evel$toke,
B.C.
For
Action
Advertise!
774.
(25
835.
j
you
learn
how
to
respect
other
Wallace
Pharmacy
S.
Hart-
peoples'.
views,
to
get
along
with
vviff
430.
D.
DibJ)
381,
A.
Parker
other
people
and
to
arrange
your
3:;!l,
I..
Phillio.sou
394,
K.
Thomp-'
thoughts
in
an
orderly
manner.
son
515.
Totals
773,
687,
759.
School,
in
addition
to
adding
to
Giimer
Snaps-
B.
M.'Glashan
t
i
your
general
knowledge,
better
itwnl
ii
n..-t
p
1
,r.e
of
di'.pfayd
27!'.
N.
Kennedy
479,
V.
Parkin
enables
you
te
enjoy
life
and
to;
i
i
1
41!;),
D.
Stewart.
210,
E.
Bealle
516.
offer
constructive
opinions
rc-L.
Mulder
303.
Totals
804,
839,'garding
adult
activities
includ-
IS
'-"-
PORTRAITS
Films
nevelo)ed
and
Printed
PROMPf
SERVICE
rilANDI.F.U'S
STl!UIO
216
-
4th
Street
Box
645
Phone
Green
339
Prince
Rupert
,
ing
work.
RFAL
ESTATE
INSURANCE
INCOME
TAX
n
r.',;;
'I!.'-:pared
.
F.
MORTIMER
'
:c
J
Ave.
W.
Manson's
-T.
Dell
408.
M.
Cope-
student
No.
2
-Yes,
I
do
feel
land
517,
D.
Stewart
398,
S.
Cur-1
that
I
am
getting
good
training
n.'
002.
M.
Montgomery
479.
m
school.
Certain
organizations
Totals
711
895,
981.
are
formed
within
the
student
Rockettes-W.
Ki
yklywcyj
103.1
hodv.
which
Hive
dudIIs
a
chance
I
You
pay
for
age!
See
that
yon
get
it!
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distillers
of
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these
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j'
i
I6W
;jPIMt
wrifcr-
mil,
t
i
i
iV
-i
.rv
rt
,it
N.
Gcdries
275.
M.
Antone
407,
M.jto
experience
certain
responsi-Pennev
246,
E.
Hood
371,
D.
New-
billtjes
which
will
enable
them
to
ton
508.
Totals
731,
714.
747.
j
uke
their
useful
positions
in
the
'
'
community.
i
ACIIIflG
BACK?
I
BtWlctii.
No.
3
Most
of
the
teachers
treat
the
senior
students
VM.y
m.ti.-r
with
harka.
hr
or
wintitl
i.
ihih?
M.,ny
iimi
iii.
k
rehrt
bv
cku,t
as
adults
which
helps
to
prepare
;
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""!
thp
students
for
the
cold,
cruel
e2)j
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Aristocrat
world.
for
tHrth
kithiry
attij
Jivf
tiisoldrm
wkuk
.
StUfiOflt
No.
4
Yes.
While
fiSc
pt
OMti
ptJ
ior
tmpltti.
Hlrat
k
lht
tahrfl
tkc
Jrtvcr
catlt.
I
Reduced
Chop
Suey
-
Chow
Mcin
HOLLYWOOD
CAFE
For
Outside
Orders
Phone
133
a
name
you
caa
iDR.
CHASES
I
An"n
"
get
along
with
people
as
well
asj
I
jCJL
.I.A
IncrpiLsn
voiir
neneral
know-!
pQc
each
Th.l
advcrtticffwnt
if
not
piibUhtd
or
dV.pljycd
by
ikt
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Ol
by
the
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think
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you
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choice
grains
including
specially
selected
Rye
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aged
and
matured
in
oak
casks.
Dim
r
i
We
like
lo
go
visiting
to
gee
liow
other
people
produce
textiles.
A
pood
ninny
come
to
visit
us,
and
we
like
tliii
too.
All
main
countries
hav
textile
industries,
and
people
come
from
other
countries
in
the
western
group
to
study
our
method.
The
textile
industry
here
in
Canada
is
among
the
leaders
in
technical
skill
and
effectiveness.
And
along
with
the
U.S.
it
pays
the
highest
wages
for
textile
employment
anywhere.
In
Canada
the
industry
is
the
largest
employer
of
manufacturing
labor.
Textiles
alo
i
pay
the
largest
manufacturing
wage
bill
in
this
country.
In
thene
times,
the
size
and
technical
ability
of
the
industry
are
important
feature
of
Canada's
(strength.
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OLD
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af
a
popular
price.
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from
Rye
Grain
Mashes
and
matured
in
rPlonning
Building
or
rRepairina
oak
casks
under
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