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8ue
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ONORED
tiif
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-
looking
lik
Thankt
Blot.
Shetti
and
all
whit
clothe
no
lonflt
suffer
from
'yellow
iins'-nat
with
Blue,
to
make
them
whitel
So
quick,
to
asy...ust
a
iwith
or
two
of
Blue
In
the
final
riming
water
doet
the
trick
I
P.S.
Sert
colour!
combine
to
make
white,
one
of
thus
It
blue.
Blue
mutt
be
added
to
malcsiiue
white.
Frrif
ntallons
at
High
Hthool
Yesterday
Afternoon
A
,
.
pleasant
ceruony
i
;
,
;ace
on
Thusray
a'ter-the
staff
rooA
of
Mimorlal
High
i'-ichool
U.:c:
members
of
the
t'acul-A;
album
of
records
was
,
i
by
Principal
W
W.
C.
vita
1
-ii
O'Neill
to
Mias
Ann
Wood
and
Arthur
Hardwlck
-who
are
to
be
married
shortly.
T.
L.
Davies,
on
behalf
of
the
staff,
made
a
presentation
of
a
gladstone
bag
to
Mr.
O'Neal,
the
retiring
principal.
Mr.
Davies
conveyed
to
Mr.
O'Neill
the
appreciation
of
the
staif
f
for
his
untiring
efforts
and
unfailing
consideration
for
the
welfare
cf
both
teachers
and
students.
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aho
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n
This
it
the
leuon
cf
the
iun-worshipperl
The
teaton
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very
noet
oi
it
lie
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in
a
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a
quick
rub
down
after
iini
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A
DAY
TO
REMEMBER!
M.Ve
Gradustion
Day
at
the
University
ll.
;&-
a
day
lo
rerueiubcr
.
.
.
your
ion
re-
.rr?
Ins
diploma
miling
happily
.
.
.
4iy
ji
i
and
your
husband
will
never
forgetl
V
a
t
fo
eaMly
make
this
wonderful
day
i.
'
Ly
giving
your
on,
for
Ins
first
f
the
coct
of
his
eollge
career".
Now,
while
he
a
ftUl
at
tha
Educational
Wkv.
ou
ean
find
tciu
s
alio,
arranne
for
a
low
cort
c
ir
lo.
d
CANADA
LIFE
rrpiwntative
in
your
Telephone
Directory.
C...
t.,w
to
di:us
the
many
advantages
to
your
new
son-or
daughter.
GOING
AWAY
THIS
SUMMER?
Are
you
planning
a
holiday
trip
...
a
lew
wonuenui
daya
or
weeks
by
the
ea-at
the
lake-in
the
moun-tains?
When
you're
away
from
home,
you
11
want
to
eure.
that
the
precious
POfacMions
you
leavj
ihind
are
aafe
from
fire
and
theft
.
.
.
The
te
penonal
valuable,
u
to
tor.
way
to
protect
your
them
in
a
Safety
Deposit
Box
in
the
BANK
OF
MONTREAL.
For
only,
a
few
cents
a
week
yoa
can
rent
a
Safety
Deposit
Box
m
the
B
of
M
l
Fac
belter
to
I
wf
than
aorry.
doat
you
think
I
FOOD
FOR
ENERGY!
Kit
-h
children
at
play
how
untiringly
ener-l
they
are
Uashinjj
around
liW
awall
ti
ii.adcx
'1
Tlieir
energy
coiwa
from
fool
tnat
i
1
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in,-!.
Delicious
CROWN
BRAND
Corn
f.
:p
is
juft
auch
a
food
it
provides
quick
food
en
rcy
for
young
and
old
alike
I
So
aerve
it
..
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.
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write
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Brent,
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Cafe
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w
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Iceland
Makes
Spinning
Wheels
ACTON,
Ont.
IP)
After
he
heard
a
plea
for
spinning
wheels,
John
Rognvaldson,
70-year-old
Icelander
took
up
the
trade
of
hl.i
youth
and
started
producing
them
again.
It
was
In
1931
the
extension
service
of
the
Manitoba
Agriculture
College
asked
for
spinning
wheels
and
since
then
Mr.
Rog-nvaldson
has
turned
out
more
than
200
of
the
antique
collec
tors
Items.
The
Arts
and
Crafts
society
at
Georgetown
which
includes
many
members
from
Acton,
has
received
several
of
the
wheels
finished
In
birch
and
maple.
Mr.
Rognvaldson
still
conlnues
to
work
as
an
expert
curpenter
ad
displays
lamps,
beds
and
many
other
pieces
of
hand-,rd
cmfw
mfwyp
mfwyp
mmm
worked
furniture.
MILLS
MEMORIAL
TROPHY
AWARDED
At
the
closing
ceremonies
helJ
urc.
The
presentation
was
made
!
gratification
at
the
splendid
trl
bute
paid
by
former
pupils
to
their
teacher.
Miss
Mills
had
left
an
enviable
record
of
service
In
the
classroom
and
in
the
community.
The
donation
of
the
very
handsome
trophy
was
proof
of
the
esteem
in
which
Miss
Mills
had
been
and
still
was
held.
In
making
the
presentation
Mr.
Frlzzell
told
of
the
lasting
impression
and
continued
interest
shown
in
her
pupils
by
Miss
Mills.
Pupils
were
fortunate
to
be
,
In
her
room
and
school.
They
found
that
they
were
still
fortunate
after
they
had
left
school,
for
they
were
always
assured
of
valuable
interested
help
!
from
their
former
teacher.
She
j
had
taught
them
to
work
hard
I
and
work
cleanly.
He
was
happy
I
to
be
able
to
be
present
.anc)
.make
the
presentation.
He
was
sure
that
the
choice
had
been
a
difficult
:ona
but
a
very
wise
ope.
He
thn
presented
the
jflne
trophy
to;
Anita,.
Bene-
Thlg
pupH
will
have,
possession
of.
the
trophy
for
a
year
and
will
then
return
it
to
the
.school,
where
It
will
be
offered
as
an
annual
award.
A
smaller
cup
appropriately
engraved
was
also
prer
found
it
difficult
to
say
just
how
honored
and
proud
she
was
to
receive
it.
The
cup
will
be
on
display
In
the
school
for
a
few
days
and
will
undoubtedly
prove
to
be
a
worthwhile
Incentive
for
ambitious
pupils
annually
in
the
fu
ture.
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Advertising
Pays!
CHRONIC
BRONCHITIS
Doca
a
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bronchial
couth,
(tkhof
piOcamy
or
dry
and
hacking)
niakc
yoa
choke
faip.
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i.hn?
Relieve
It
now
I
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aa
thou
nodi',
have
done
get
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at
diugtim
cveiywbete,
R-14
RLONDIE
CEREMONY
AT
BORDEN
STREET
Trusts
A.
K.
Brown
Presents
Reports
to
Graduating-
Class
In.
the
presence
of
parents
of
Or
axle
Six
pupils
and
some
especially
invited
guests,
promotion,
reports
were
gWen
to
the
graduating
class
by
Trustee
A.
B.
Brown
at
Borden
Street
School
yesterday
afternoon.
The
other
feature
was
the
presentation
of
the
Miss
S
A.
Mlills
Memorial
Trophy.
Principal
J.
s.
Wilson
reviewed
the
year's
record.
First
Importance
had
been
given
to
the
subjects
as
laid
down
In
the
course
of
studies.
In
this
he
felt
that
achltivement
had
been
commendable.
In
addition,
there
had
ibeen
activities
in
co-currl-cular
activities
such
as
the
Junior
Red
Cross,
school
choir,
operetta,
rythni
band,
participation
in
community
euforts
sponsored
by
the
Kinsmen
Club
such
as
amateur
night,
shell-out
campaign
and
May
Queen,
Jun-I
ior
Forest
"Wardens,
arts
and)
rafts
exhibits
and
campaigns
had
been
supported.
Mr.
Wilson
stressed
the
asslst-
i.WV
iance
bv-
trfven
given
py.
tne.farem
u.r
r..,..i
T-i
11
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i
u,
r
n
auu
u.e
ooi-Teacher
the
Asion
under
standing
pupil
to
receive
It
was
j
leadershyp
of
m
G0rge
Howe
.
Be'
'and
the
Queen
Mary
Chapter,
.
wnson
expressea
n
great
nnperlal
Order,
laughtrs
of
the
Empire,
through
their
regent,
Mrs.J.
A,
Teng.
and
educational
secretary,
Mrs.
Stewart.
Beif
ore'
presenting
the
reports
to
the
children
Mr.
Brown
re
ferred
to
the
many
interests
supported
toy
the
children.
Hei
congratulated
them
on
their
promotion
and
then
pointed
out
'
the
differences
that
they
would
find
in
a
High
School
where
Uvey
would
have
more
responsi
bilities,
and
a
greater
number
of
teachers.
He
hqped
that
they
would
measure
up
to
their
opportunities.
He
then
presented
each
child
with
his
card,
'
Inspector
of
Schools
E.
E.
Hyndman.was!gla4
'to.
be
present.
He,
had
.listened
with
Interest
io
the
recapitulation
of
the
many
activities
In
which
the
oupils,
.had,
.engaged
so
suc
cessfully.
He
was
,
very
glad
to
he
able
to
state
that
the
scnoi-astic
achievements
of
the
pupils
wetet-oPTi
very
satisfactory
standard
tQO
He,
.reminded
the
pupils
that
they
were
indebted
to
all.
teachers
from
Grade
One
to
Oracle
Six
.for
their
On
behalf
of
the
graduating
class
Anita
Brue-
thanked
the-
sented
to
the
winner.
This
is,
teachers
for
their
help.
The
her
permanent
property.
Thei
pupl!s
were
sorry
to
leave
their
award
of
the
trophy
was
greet-1
0id
hool
and
they
wopld
al-.
ed
with
-applause,
and
Anita
wavs
remember
It
with
affec
tion.
On
.behalf
of
the
students
xtill
remainlnz
in
the
school.
Beverly
Ocmer
of
Grade
Five
congratulated
'the
graduating
class
on
their
success.
They
could
be
certain
that
the
new-Grade
Six
would
do
everything
possible
to
maintain
the
high
record
of
the
school.
The
pupils
Joined
In
giving
the
school
yell
and
also
singing
the
school
song.
Three
hearty
cheers,
we.
re
given
for
the
holi
I
days.
Alice
Nlckerson
and
An
ita
Brue
were
pianists
for
"O
Canada"
and
"God
Save
the
King."
Mrs.
H.
Seaman
played
for
the
singing
of
"Tills
Canada
of
Ours."
Ik's
Got
That
Hunted
Look!
GLAMOUR
AND
CAMERAS
Model
Marlsa
Wlndle
holds
the
undivided
attention
of
boys
of
Prince
Rupert's
Teen
Age
Camera
Club.
Some
twenty
boys
and
girls
of
the
club
meet
once
a
week
under
the
guidance
of
photographer
Constable
Van
Meer
at
the
Civic
Centre.
Their
objective
Is
better
pictures
and
with
a
model
like
Marlsa
in
a
swim
suit
there's
opportunity
for
inspiring
results.
fc
LEE
M.
GORDON
NEW
PRESIDENT
at
Borden
Street
School
yester-1
,,or
reM
to
and
Na-
lirnr
Ar
HAT
A
H
day
afternoon
the
presentation
tlpna,
Instltute
for
the
Blind
II
l
KIJIAKY
HtKL
Of
of
thp
the
M
Miss
S.
R
A.
A
Mills
M1l1e
Mem
Mm.
,
.
.
.
.
'VI
IWlHIU
IEL.IYL.
orial
Trophy
was
a
notable
feat
Four
past
presidents
of
the
PrJnpe
Rupert.
Rotary
Club
came
out
of
"retirement"
on
Thursday
afternoon
to
act
as
Installlrjs
officers
for
the
1947-48
club
executive
which
took
over
leadership
with
a
minimum
of
official
ccrremony
at
tthe
weekly
luncheon
meeting
in
the
Commodore
Cafe.
(
Officiating
at
the
installation
cf
the
new
President,
Lee
M.
Gordon,
was
Col.
S.
D.
John-rton,
oldest
member
from
point
of
seniority
and
senior
past
president,
who
served
in
that
capacity
in
1930.
Col.
Johnston's
Installation
remarks
took
the
form
of
a
welcome
combined
i"
-
rrrn
.hIiiiiiiiiiiiiiiui
it
r:
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v..
simillir
1
1
Z
li'""
Willi
u
nru
dm
lllllliiin
''iMPiuimN
rssTs
v11''
?m
i
wp.
r.
term
as-preeldtrtt
for
Mr.
CoL
Johnston,
who
li
this
year
observing
his
twenty-fifth
year
as
a
member
of
the
local
Rotary
Clulb,
also
responded
to
a
brief
speech
toy
retiring.
President
Dr.
L-.
W.
Kergln
and,
on-
behalf
of
the
club,
presented
Dr.
kergln
with
a
thermos
Ice
tub
In
recognition
.of
"his
and
Mrs.'
Keren's
iwork
during
the
year.
Installation
of
Alex-
M:Rae
as
treasurer,
and
B.
R.
Dodos
as
As
it
special
for
tho
last
day
of
our
sale
we
are
offering
all
that
remains
of
llic
ladies'
sale
shoes
at
These
Bargains
Include:
Per
Pair
Play
Shoes
Dress
Sandals
Dress
Pumps
DONT
MISS
THIS
MONEY-SAVING
OPPORTUNITY!
COMF.
DOWN
TOMOKIJOW
TO
gLpl
mmm':
-Mmmmh
m&r.wvautj'n
mmms.
ma
v
i
i4L
Ptfncc
Eupcrt
DnHg
J3cto$
Friday.
June
27,
1947
CATHIE
FRASER
BUDDING
AUTHOR
Article
of
Much
Interest
on
Cruising
in
This
Area
Appears
in
"Motorboat"
!
Mrs.
Catherine
M.
Fraser
being
congratulated
is
on
a
plen&d
artide
jiving
motor
boat
cruising
in
the
Prince
Rupert
area
some
excellent
publicity
which
appears
In
the
June
issue
cf
"Motoiboat,"
published
,
in
New
York.
Mrs.
Fraser
writes,
of
a
cruise
made
by
herself
and,
her
husband,
Tammy
Fraser,
down
the
coast
a
little
beyond
Butt
dale
last
summer.
The1
reading
about
scenic
beauties
and
pleasures
of
the
trip
is
of
much
Interest
and
there
are
also
some
good
pictures
Including
the
authoress
and
the
boat
"Blue
Jay."
ed
toy
Past
President
J.
II.
Thompson.
.An
incomplete
list
of
committees
announced
by
President
Gordon
Included
E.
T.
Applewhalte,
F.
E.
Anfleld
and
P.
M.
Ray,
program;
Bruce
Brown,
bulletin;
R.
G.
Van
der
Sluys.
house,
and
B.
R.
Dodds
and
D.
C.
Stevenson,
Civic
Centre.
Guests
at
the
meeting
were
Mayor
Nora
Arnold,
Ralph
Green,
H.
D.
Foter,
J.
L.
Mc-
eeretarv.
oosltlons
they
have
,
Ewcn,
Phillip
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