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Saturday,
October
1,
1949,
IS
IHP11
Personalities
Student
Council
Plans
Future
Text
Book
Rental
Plan
Deprives
.
Students
Of
Rich
Experience
FRANK
McFADDEN
Students
Council
President
,1V
1)11
o"
This
term's
Student
GiiJ.fi!
Frank,
better
known
as
"Buck'
Have
you
ever
utoooed
to
think
ness
Llir
wunum
Ui
m
V
vuat
'
j
-
-
-
L;nf
caught
contained
in
many
an
old
schoui
;
"
years
pedlar
president
has
now
bad
two
meetings,
iu
of
the
gross
Injustices
that
is
tying
Inflicted
on
thousands
of
students
by
this
new
"Text
Book
book?
Such
design,
such
symme-jol
the
SUrtknis
Council.
He
was
these,
among
ouxr
unngs,
a
lew
...
i
1
.
.
w
I
.nti(fir.
have
Vtnun
Knurl
been
r1
a
t
ttfu4
ffrf
lor
try,
suck
orglnaiity,
such
dooUi
born
in
Armstrong,
B.
C,
May
Si,
S
activities
planned
j
1M1.
He
rwelved
his
primary
ad-Hhe
future.
A
"Get-Together
,
this
iau.
,l,in
filled
Rental
Plan"?
Tliey
are
being
deprived
of
the
enlightening
and
ing
as
is
displayed
tlierln
is
only-accessible
to
those
wb)
have
the
ucatton
at
Lord
Nelson
School.
Dance"
sponsored
by
the
cotinel!
,
PHILPOTT
ElflTT
&
Co.
Ltd.
lumber
Building
Supplies
extremely
educational
experience
Vancouver,
and
also
at
King
Ed
Is
wiiedulpd
to
take
place
on
School
here.
Frank
has
attended
octooer
i.
of
owning
a
second
hand
text
book.
How
interesting
and
in
good
fortune
to
be
possessors
of
such
priceless
volumes.
You
also
obtained
experience
in
the
art
of
debating.
You
com
Booth
Memorial
since
Grade
Th
srhJ
Bvlaw
has.
as
most
651
and
has
been
on
the
Council
ir
I
of
us
trnow,
spurred
the
couwcil
formative
it
was
to
read
of
dozens
of
love
affairs
In
brief
on
as
e
J
..
.
pare
history
books
with
your
grades
seven,
eight,
and
nine.
He
a
great
amount
of
action
is
taking
the
High
School
Gradu-1
which
will
conUnue
untU
a
new
many
consecutive
pages,
In
the
'ends'
and
argue
as
to
which
type
of
mustache
was
most
be
short
and
simple
form
of
"Tom
ation
course.
Frank
plays
bask-'
sch(Kl
is
forthcoming.
The
coun-
coming
Marie
Antoinette
and
as
ftball
and
likes
boating
and
ell
will
also
try
to
bring
about
loves
Mary".
TYnir
ii'iira
alert
Iom
rrt
li
if
oviir
to
whether
Hitler
should
have
a
All
V.
IV.
V
i
LKtLSKJ
IVIIMIJ
ALI
"
I
shooting
next
to
girls.
He
has
no
more
of
the
students
wishes
in
L
port
steward
legara
u)
sciiooi
wiiuu.
j
j
.,.mshiP
.imship
Co-
Co..
"Joe
likes
tilings
con
venient!"
special
plans
for
the
future
e-cept
r
for
chasing
women",
unquote.
former!
inorl
Pniea
oeara
or
a
cises,
inserted
by
the
owners
of
the
volume,
which
-
Your
Pagination
al-read
was
developed
rapidly
when
as
follows:
"If
you
want
to
(orced
to
on
know
what
my
name
is
turn
(o
WM
still
in
its
infancy
The
ii
ie
council,
uuuiicii,
01,111
mi
n
j
;
Hit
r"n1j
it.
it
j
Frank
has
belonged
to
the
Naval
nas
hot
been
able
to
plan
much
Reserves
for
a
year.
His
only
jn
adance,
but,
as
we
all
agree.
noUw-
tne
words
benma
pae
395-tur
to
page
78-to
i54Rnw
fi"
nH
on
that
huge
ink
blot
or
on
the
mls-
They
r"
complaint
concerning
school
or-
tie
councU
has
done
well
so
far.
ganization
is
that
students
are
and
u
1.
continues,
all
will
be
m!h
yesterday
SHiB
pane.
until
one
had
flipped
over
each
Herein
has
been
stated
only
e
not
allowed
to
chew
gum.
well
this
year.
OP
TASTY
MEALS
AT
TII2
RexCaflc
Chinese
Dishes
Specialty
cnop
SUEY
enow
MEIN
b
way.
t
few
oT
the
many
advantages
of
second
hand
books;
but
what.
nr5
;
'
;
-
page
in
the
book
several
times.;
When
you
finally
reached
j
the
required
destination
you
were
greeted
with
a
barrage
of
I
may
I
ask,
is
the
advantage
of
Junior
Counci
,
The
Se'fl
Journalism
a
rented
book?
-
insulting
names,
which
was
the
pen
mans
way
of
telling
you
not
Club
B
to
be
so
silly
as
to
do
everything
STAFF
EDITOR
Bernard
G
a
rood
egms
Second
Aena
opposite
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
7:00
a
m.
to
J:30
.m.
Phone
17S
for
Outside
Order.
;
Holds
Meeting
The
Junior
Council
which
held
Its
meeting
on
September
13
dis-ciiuspH
rn-panizatlonal
work,
but
you're
told
to
do
-L..X
,i
RFPORTI
RS
Carol
Moore
The
Journalism
Club
this
year
AS
Well
as
ulilg
Ulliu.u
anvil
i..n0H
.
educated
house,
Irene
Hansen,
Anna
Bek
under
the
direction
of
Mr.
bv
those
inexperienced
authors.
NeU
Mc-Ara,
Arnold
Olsen
w
CP
Hnrst
Th-v
nlar,
1,
mt.
one
!
intends
to
proceed
with
other
rOr
13
II
fUUUilL-Ulft
AJ
v
V
;
at
tnelr
next
meetmg'
The
week
at
lunch
hour
They
will
..
i,..
rroo
Professional
ami
Business
11(111
Council
represents
Grades
7,8,9
use
halt
a
page
or
more
in
this
paper
each
Friday
with
articles
about
what
goes
on
in
the
school
Members
are:
Jim
Flewin,
Robert
Hemmons,
Jack
Leighton,
Fred
Tax
Rate
Key
Jo
Financing
HllJVI.S
HURDLER
Next
winter
Bill
Larochelle
will
be
a
hurdle
and
relay
delegate
to
the
British
Empire
Games
in
New
Zealand,
but
he
has
other
things
Krlstmanson,
Gordon
Marshall,
i
and
everything
of
special
inter
K.
J.
&
B.
CO.
PAINTING
OF
ALL
KINDS
Remodeling
Rooms
est
to
students.
The
chief
is
Donna
Kerrigan,
the
'
on
his
mind
tills
fall.
A
sec
Proposed
New
City
Schools
JEANNE
FAURE
ART
CLASSES
211
NINTH
AVENUE
EAST
Phone
Green
926
Lawrence
Friedland,
Yvonne
Kil-dal,
Annette
Windle,
Jaqueline
Moore.
Jack
Leighton
was
elected
President,
and
Yvonne
Klldal,
Bathrooms
nd
Kitchens
Gilt
!
and
District
portion
of
the
oarrood
and
the
editor
of
tlie
total
total
n
w
t,.-
ij.
By
W.
J.
SCOTT
Chairman,
School
Board
school
buildine
program
Secretary.
ainiuai
o
1
1
.
i
v,
.....
..-
ond-string
halfback
with
the
University
of
Western
Ontario
Mustangs
last
year,
Bill
has
moved
to
a
first-line
backfield
spot
with
Ottawa
Rough
Riders,
Eastern
Canada
football
champions.
C.
P.
Photot
i
fine
seloc-e
populai
Specialty
Willing
to
Go
Anywhere
All
Work
Guaranteed
BOX
No.
1141
8T
ATION
B
estlma.tes
are
presented,
unaer
Finance
Committee
'
the.
Public
Schools
Act.
the
City
according
to
1949
as-
other
50.
The
total
cosi
In
any
discussion
of
the
School
must
fioat
a
bond
them-
divided
..
..
-
.
.
V.n
.
..
KEN'S
RADIO
CLINIC
uhile
I..-,mmK-
iqi'
upcnrrtintr
to!
he
broken.
OOWn
as
ioiu.
Bulicnng
program
one
m
wic
xv1
i
in
in
their
tiioir
m
area.
ma
first
Questions
that
arises
is,
Rr.v,ofl
Boards
float
the
issue
1950
assessments;
and
so
on.
Provincial
Govt
84U1'S4a".
To
.
...
.
t
i
..
vM
nn.lrav
(
Pr
Rmwrt
....
34l,701U
i-
me
new
How
much
will
it
cost?
1UI
Vllldgca
aim
iui
1
.
....
v
.
.
j
.
-
-
.
-
.
Fur
Satisfactory
Service
CALL
53
718
Second
Avenue
Wert
answer
by
saying,
"An
estimat
Advertise
:r.
trie
uuiy
News'
It
Pays
to
AatePtisei
this
year
in
satisfy
.,
ioC..
ttn)llnff
the
nf
nrWir.nl
and
interest
for
of
District
3i.u
ed
$815,030.00"
might
JACK
AND
JILL
KINDERGARTEN
MRS.
B.
C
McLEAN
Phone
Black.
712
Sixth
arid
Tiitlow
aiaw
-"'
'
a
"
-
i
at
price.-?
some,
but
I
doubt
If
It
would
Ideal
snare
OI
ine
program,
n
wnicri
me
vn.
ictv"4"""-
$815,030.00'
net
t
stoD
further
discussion
on
fin-
,i.v(sinn
must
be
made
and
the
will
be
deducted,
leaving
toS15.no.
1
anees,
with
the
average
rate-
proportions
are
calculated
ac-
amount
to
be
turned
over
to
the
payer.
It
is
only
part
oi
me
f0rdmg
to
the
official
taxable
Board
for
their
expenses.
B.
&
W.
TRANSFER
DRY
FIR
KINDLING
WOOD
50c
Per
Sack
Delivered
answer,
and
of
little
use
to
one
asses.sments
of
the
prevlou
It
is
interesting
to
note
that
assessments
in
the
rural
area
increased
to
such
an
extent
last
year
that,
from
12.56
of
the
City
and
rnral
portion
or
an
amount
of
$51,-t
Cont'd
on
Page
6)
-XT-
pencil.-?
I
ffsvl
j
who
"
.
is
'
-
interested
in
the
effect
JtUi.
t-tj
.
.
"
"
tio
t.i
rntj
Refore
break-
t
nitw
anA
Rnhvl
Tne
provincial,
guvri
mucin,
have
agreed
to
pay
5C
of
the
total
coJt
of
the
project,
and
taxpayers
in
the
City
and
rural
areas
are
asked
to
provide
tha
vll
.
"
'
"
-
"
-
'
UII1JU111A
Ul
ll.J
"
'
w..v
.
ir.g
this
figure
down
into
pro-,
Board
bond
issues
are
deter-
PHONE
GREEN
186
I
portion-ate
cosis,
ana
un,iiunn.-ijr
mine(j
'to
the
annual
levy
that
might
n
I'll
CUUH"
j
On
request,
the
City
council
prepares
a
By-law
to
be
voted
on
by
the
City
voters,
and
the
BYTOWN
MACHINE
WORKS
Agents
for
SIMPLEX
GAS
and
CUMMINS
DIESEL
ENGINES
Sales
Service
and
Parts'
Boat
owners
and
users
of
Industrial
Engines
are
invited
to
our
showroom
to
vtew
our
various
engines
and
talfc
over
equipment
problems.
be
necessary
to
finance
the
program,
may
I
briefly
outline
the
method
of
raising
and
paying
back
the
monies
borrowed
for
school
building
purposes.
.
To
cover
the
cost
of
the
City
FOR
YOUR
ROCK
&
CONCRETE
WORK
CALL
BLUE
939
M.
J.
SAUNDERS
New,
Modern
Equipment
Al)
Work
Guaranteed
Board
prepares
a
By-law
tor
the
rural
voters.
Each
party
conducts
its
own
polls
and
a
60
"Yes"
vote
is
required
for
the
entire
area
to
carry
the
nroeram.
ANNOUNCEMENT
THE
SERVICES
OF
A
QUALIFIED
PUBLIC
STENOGRAPHER
NOW
AVAILABLE
CATHERINE
LAURIE
Public
Stenographer
The
Council
and
School
tioara
rRAS
f
the
a
ADIAX
FORCES
negotiate
sale
of
their
bonds
A.
P.
GARDNER
&
Co
separately
to
raise
the
total
amount
authorized.
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANTS
Tel.
Green
6fi7
Days.
Green
412
Evgs.
Each
vear
in
their
'
annual
toi
Third
Ave.
(Prince
Rupert
Realty
Co.)
DR.
GARNET
E.
H.
MONTGOMERY
'
DENTIST
Suite
7,
Smith
Block
Phone
525
P.O.
Box
1210
World
War
It
budget,
the
School
Board
pro
1118
Melville
Street
VANCOUVER
-
BC.
vides
for
that
year's
principal
and
interest
payments
on
both
bond
issues.
The
total
cost
of
Mimeographing
Letters
Composed
Financial
Statements
,
Reports
Bulletins
Minutes
Stenography
Mailing
Li2t.
Monthly
Statements
the
school
operations,
including
debt
servicing,
Is
then
divided
between
the
partners
according
,
PIANO
IPCHNICIAN
Tuning,
Voicing
and
Repairs
MIKE
COLUSSI
Phone
BLACK
758
972
10th
East
i"
to
the
assessment
totals
of
the
MARGARET
McLEOD
OPTOMETRIST
Room
10
STONE
BUIDINQ
previous
year.
That
is
to
say,
1950
s
principal
and
interest
are
It
nml
Medals
IIOVJ
AVAILABLE!
Prince
Rupert
Florist
(
Pays
in
the
End
to
Have
Your
Car
GREASED
You
Dont,
You'll
.
T-.
1
.1
'
Ia00
3rd
Ave.
Box
518
Tel.
777
J
PHONE
BLUE
593
P.O.
BOX
1184
Flowers
tor
All
Occasions
If
s
HELEN'S
BEAUTY
SHOP;
Permanent
Waving
.
Beauty
Culture
in
all
its
branches
204
4th
Street
Phone
655
D:
ioon
l
incl
tnat
iour
DECEASED
WRATH
ALL'S
(
Auto's
PHOTO
FINISHING
Deieloninf,
printlne
Fnlnrrlnr
If
you
expect
maximum
performance
from
your
car,
see
that
it
Is
properly
greased
at
all
times.
Drive
in
here,
where
experienc
and
equipment
assures
you
of
a
quality
job.
OUICK
SEH'MCF
i
Professional
Supplies
,
Amateur
iii
'
GEORGE
L.
RORIE
Public
Accountant,
Auditor
Income
Tax
Returns
Complied
Besner
Block
Phonv
387
WELLS
CARTAGE"
LIMITED
H.
S.
Whalen,
Manager
Complete
Moving
Service
Crating
Packing
Cartage
BLUE
780
RED
518
Bob
Parker's
UPTOWN
SERVICE
STATION
Second
and
Mi-Bride
m
or
Phone
791
GREER
&
BRIDDEN
CONTRACTORS
AND
BUILDERS
DR.
P.
J.
CHENEY
DENTIST
.
SUITE
5,
SMITH
BLOCK
Thone
765
'
P.O.
Box
1401
HANDYMAN
J
HOME
SERVICE.
GENERAL
CONTRACTORS
SOMETHING
FOR
THE
"BOSS"
riw;,i
ar"
Bnrt
medals
for
Worm
war
u
ake
in
t.linHlliiin
I''
iirna
V
nil
tllllHt
111
4
n
to
llie
l)im.tor
of
ar
Service
Records
at
OF
THE
HOUSE
Building
and
Repairs
of
aU
kinds
ROOFS
CHIMNEYS
OIL
BURNERS
'
0
eterI1(
Affairs.
Am.
:
..
krJ
.
'1
"0lll1
I
ms'le
on
epeeial
nostape-
CONSTRUCTION
Hr...i.
I.1"'1'
'.'
i
'
available
available
to
to
vnu
you
al
al
nil
all
i.ocl
IkwI
ell'n
ellicea
QUALITY
REPAIRS
For
Downtrodden
Heels
and
Worn
Solea
'
MAC
SHOE
HOSPITAL
Box
774
Second
Ave.
lla
Wion
Braneliea.
ALTERATIONS
PHONES
i.
!
Black
334
P.O.
Box
1670
P.O.
Box
1670
.
V
BABY
DRESSES,
BABY
SHIRTS,
SLIPS,
SPOON
AND
FORK
SETS,
COMB
AND
BRUSH
SETS,
RUBBER
PANTS,
OVERALLS,
SLEEPERS,
RATTLES
EVERYTHING
FOR
YOUtt
BABY.
REPAIRS
Kw
,
!
'"V"11'"'
will
re
i
i-e
medals
ami
ftHrs
kl
Wli-al
on
II
,
i
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tllOM!
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t
'"(lint
"cvrr,
nexi
01
in
i
Nti
,,n'
...:
wr
Wr
ol
of
non-service
noil-fwrvice
ecu
Hi!
cnnnm-M-it
m
make
aiiiraliou
on
llie
regular
FLOOR
SANDING
MATTSON'S
;
UPHOLSTERINO
Phone
Blue
818
P.O.
Box
528
'
330
Second
Avenue
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
REPORTING
and
PUBLIC
STENOGRAPHY
PHONE:
Days,
342
Evenings,
Green
181
A
SPECIALTY
RED
561
P.O.
BOX
721
fTMENT
OF
VETERANS
AFFAIllS
Phone
Red
400
Box
1118
518
Srd
Ave.
W.
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V.C.,
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Minister
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Hon.
Milton
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