1
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Uiiprrt
CWIp
F)tw
M.luy,
January
13,
108
THIS
AND
THAT
Booth
Memorial
School
News
J
v.
JUNIOR
PROM
IS
COMING
UP
From
8:00
to
12:00
p.m.
on
Friday
the
school
auditorium
will
be
the
scene
of
the
annual
i.
I
Delta
Tops
All
Houses.
In
Completed
House
Standings
Delta
House,
with
a
total
of
935
points,
leads
all
Houses
in
recently
completed
House
standings
for
punctuality,
attendance,
academic
honors
and
sport.
Delta
is
closely
followed
by
Gamma
with
921
points:
Alpha
with
710;
and
Beta
'with
544.
In
the
Junior
High,
Delta
amassed
its
greatest
'
seore,
680
points,
followed
by
J
STl
DF.NT
EDITORS
Editor-in-C'hier,
Mary
Mae-Afee.
Social
Editor,
Yvonne
Morin.
Sports
Editor,
Charles
Forbes.
Typists
Jean
Faught,
Herdis
flolkestad
and
France
Olaf-on.
HATS
OFF
to-
,
.
.
The
Rainmakers
for
the
wonderful
show
they
put
on
In
FJl
t
Club
Activities
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TOKYO'S
TUNNEL
DWELLERS
1
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ifej.
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f.vrf
Mlllww
kiuw
Vr.iw.
Int.
"What's
that,
doctor,
a
solvent
for
doughy
biscuits?"
I
the
Ueno
station
in
Tokyo,
Japanese
women,
some
with
babes
tied
to
their
barks,
wait
to
be
examined
by
welfare
authorities
after
being
rounded
up
by
police.
Over
3,000
persons
were
found
to
be
living
in
the
unused
tunnels
whirh
acted
as
homes
for
the
destitute,
orphaned,
and
small-time
gangsters.
Junior
Prom.
The
evening
will
be
devoted!
maininly
to
dancing,
although
there
will
also
be
a
short
pro-
gram.
A
number
of
the
dances
will
be
spot-dances.
This
prom
is
being
held
by
the
Junior
Council,
which
is
sponsored
by
Mr.
Church.
Student
Voices
HE
WA3
THE
TYPE
Billy
Tophln
was
a
typical
Canadian
boy,
right
from
the
top
of
hia
blonde
crew-cut
to
his
shiny
brown
loafers.
He
loved
all
sports
and
ranked
first
or
,
second
In
nearly
all
of
them.
When
Bill
reached
home
on
Saturday
after
practicing
all
afternoon
for
the
big
game
that
same
night
he
sensed
that
some-
thing
was
wrong.
As
soon
as
he
entered
the
door
he
yelled
his
...
.
.,,
ph,prf
is
anvmlp
anyone
hnmp.
I'm
starved."
To
his
amazement
he
received
no
answer.
The
usually
bright,
busy
household
was
a.uiet
and
dismal.
There
was
no
clattering
of
pans
In
the
kitchen,
no
scent
jof
his
favorite
blueberry
pie
which
was
usually
there
to
greet
'
him.
He
walked
slowly,
almost
cautiously
into
the
living
room.
There
he
found
his
mother
,
weeping
hysterically.
As
Bill
tried
to
comfort
and
to
find
out
what
was
ailing
her
at
the
same
j
time,
his
eyes
were
drawn
to
a
crumpled
piece
of
yellow
paper,
!
a
teleeram.
As
he
read
It.
over
Classified
the
fight
for
the
Northern
B.C.
Championship.
.
.
.
The
cheer
leaders,
here's
hoping
we
see
much
more
of
them
In
the
inter-city
games.
.
.
.
Miss
Gldney,
the
cast
and
stagehands
who
presented
the
three
Christmas
plays.
,
.
.
The
Students'
Council
for
sponsoring
the
Christmas
dance.
...
All
students
who
attended
the
games
between
Kay-Hi
and
Bo-Me-Hi.
How
about
turning
out
to
the
games
on
Saturdays
and
supporting
your
team?
.
.
Shirley
Slater,
for
her
orlg
-
inal
Idea
of
the
water
box.
.
.
.
The
students
of
Booth
School
who
collected
over
300
tins
of
food
which
were
handed
over
to
the
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club
for
distribution
in
England.
Better
English
By
D.
C.
WILLIAMS
1.
What
is
wrong
with
this
sentence?
"We
continued
on
for
about
15
minutes."
2.
What
is
the
correct
pro-
nnnrlattrm
nt
"mi
rpvnir?"
3.
Which
one
of
these
words
is
misspelled?
Oblique,
magne
-
tin
tannin,
yiuntTirflt:
lo
per
wnrd
pr
Insertion,
minimum
chart?'.
SOc.
Birth
NntlCM",
We;
Card
of
Thank.
Death
Notices.
Funeral
Notices,
Marriage
and
EiinuK'ment
Announcements:
11.
LADIES'
BOWLING
LEAGUE
SCHEDULE
January
ao
Variety
vs.
Luck)
Strikes.
Watts
ana
Htekerson
va.
Big
Bisters,
Savoy
vs.
Orange.
Tollpfs
vs'
Comets.
Mnnson's
vs.
Annettes.
January
22
Bankers
vs.
Coasters,
Blowers
vs.
Rosa
Lee's.
Miller
Bay
vs.
8weet
Sixteen.
Scuby's
vs.
Cosmos.
I
January
27
Cosmos
vs.
Orange
Savoy
vs.
variety.
Manson's
vs.
Comets.
Watts
and
Ricketson
vs.
tollers.
Annettes
vs.
West
View.
January
39
Lucky
Strikes
Vs.
Rosa
Lee's
Scuby's
vs.
Coasters.
Moose
vs.
Miller
Bay.
Blowet
v.
Bankers,
Big
Sisters
vs.
Sweet
Sixteen.
Fe&ruary
S
Variety
vs.
Orange.
Manson's
vs.
Toilers.
Savoy,
vs.
Bankers.
Watts
and
Mckerson
vs.
Wet
Able
to
Fight
Within
Decade
CALGARY
Lieut.
Col.
H.
E.
Wright,
a
veteran,
stated
here
that
Soviet
Russia
will
be
capable
of
staging
a
continental
war
by
1952
and
a
world
war
against
other
powers
by
1957.
This
is
just
his
own
personal
opinion,
he
said.
down,
must
pick
up
their
knitting
or
sewing,
etc.
and
work
at
it
continually
until
what
they
call
a
rest
is
over.
Or,
there
Is
still
another
kind
of
person
Who,
as
soon
as
you
seat
yourself
comfortably
with
nothing
to
do,
must
thrust
some
Working
utensil
into
your
unwilling
hands.
To
sit
reading
or
Just
daydream-
vou
day-dreaming
when
you
have
been
given
a
certain
task.
M
B.,
Age
13,
8M.
PHOTOGRAPHY
The
Photography
Club,
under
Mr.
Ewald,
is
at
the
present
time
busy
with
photography
oil
tinting.
The
club
hopes
to
.
obtain
window
blackouts
for
a
darkroom
and
an
enlareer.
Later
in
the
year
cluh
members
expect
;
to
get
outside
for
.scenic
pictures.
A
prize
will
be
awarded
for
the
best
picture
of
the
year.
ART
The
Art
Club,
which
has
12
members,
was
organized
late
in
November.
The
club
sponsor
is
Mr.
Henry,
the
president
and
secretary
are
Charlie
Currle
and
Diane
Kennedy
respectively.
jMost
of
the
club
members
are
now
doing
commercial
art
let-1
tering.
In
the
near
future
Ro-i
man,
Gothic
and
ornamental
lettering
will
be
begun.
Others,
who
are
not
lettering,
will
start
cartooning
this
Friday.
Paint
ing
will
be
done
in
the
following
media:
water
colors,
poster
paints,
oil
paints
and
pastel.
Henry
Blackaby
Is
Most
Popular
Bo
y
Twelve-year
old
Henry
Blackaby,
voted
most
popular
boy
in
Grade
Seven,
was
born
at
Wil
liams
Lake
in
1939.
He
enjoys
all
-
,
sports
and
stamp
collecting
is(
his
main
hobby.
The
subjects
.
which
he
likes
best
are
mathe
matics
and
English.
LONG
WALL
The
wall
of
the
city
of
Bey-
i
out
in
Svria
is
three
miles
in
circumference.
CAUSE
OF
BOILS
Boils
are
an
infection
caused
by
the
micro-organism
"Staphylococcus
pyogenes.
and
over
again,
until
it
was
justing
""molested
by
humans
is
to
'
a
blur
before
his
eyes:
"We
re-
j
me
one
of
llfe'
unequalled
llrrpt
tn
infnrm
vnn
that
vi-mr
Pleasures.
4.
What
does
the
word
"in-
husband
has
been
killed
in
But
beware
of
the
eonse-vincible'
mean?
action."
j
Wens
if
your
mothet
(this
ap
S
What
l
a
wnrrt
hpainnincr
Bill
could
sav
nnthinc?
for
a
!
Plles
also
40
teachejl
(catches
WHEN
IN
TERRACE
STOP
AT
THE
TERRACE
HOTEL
For
Convenience
and
Comfort
HOT
AND
COLD
WATER
W
ROOMS
Spring-Filled
Mattresses
Logs,
Poles
and
Piling
while.
Then
he
went,
snrrowfuiiv
!
Out
the
door
with
a
determined
;
I
innv
hi.
.,mJ
I
"
"
..i.vii
vuiuv
home
that
night,
he
was
dressed
in
the
uniform
of
the
Royal
canacnan
Navy,
his
mother
was
)
very
proud
of
her
son
he
was')
LITTLE,
HAUGIAHD
&
KERR
LTD.
Lumber
Manufacturers
the
type
anyone
would
admire.
MB,
Age
13,
Class
8B.
!
1
Rough
and
Dressed
Lumber
TERRACE
THE
PLEASURES
OF
IDLING
Although
idling
is
condemned
by
the
majority
of
people
as.
a
bad
habit
it
is
still
one
of
the
pleasantest
of
pastimes
I
per-sonally
cannot
understand
people
who.
as
soon
as
they
sit
.
Gamma,
498;
Beta,
253;
and
.
Alpha,
210.
Alpha
Hoiwe
gained
;
the
greatest
number
of
points
in
the
Senior
High,
481,
followed
by
Gamma,
403;
Beta,
S71;
8
fid
Delta,
241.
In
the
race
for
highest
awards
in
sports.
Beta
and
Gamma
are
still
vying
for
lop
honors
with
20
points
each,
and
are
followed
by
lpha
and
Delta
with
19
and
14
points
respectively.
By
scoring
245
prints.
Delta
House
students
In
Grade
9
B
gained
the
highest
number
of
points
given
any
House
group
in
any
one
class.
Personalities
-
ur
tne
wee
Girls
j
Hair
Jackie
Budinich.
Personality
Peggy
PUllen.
I
Torso
Lois
Thompson.
Eyes
June
Roberts.
Height
Rusty
Thain.
j
Smile
Shirley
Slater,
j
Boys
!
Hair-Jimmy
Nichol.
Personality
Jim
Hebb.
'
Torso
Art
Olsen.
Eyes
Glen
Olsen.
Height
Bob
McChesney.
.
Smile
Doug
Shier.
Hair
style
of
the
week
Del-
ray
"Doc"
Hankinson.
Einar
Valderhaug
s
Encyclopedist
Einar
first
developed
an
in-
;lerest
in
encyclopedias
in
Grade
i
Six
but
it
was
not
until
after
the
librarian
in
Booth
Schol
had
shown
him
how
to
use
them
ef
ficiently
in
Grade
Seven
that
he
began
his
great
explorations
Since
the
beginning
of
this
term
Einar
has
followed
his
interesting
pastime
of
looking
up
information
concerning
countries
'and
great
people.
A
close
student
of
current
and
past
history
he
has
been
recently
studying
the
historical
background
of
Russia
in
both
history
books
and
encyclopedias.
Navigation
is
one
of
Einar's
chief
interests
at
present
and
he
has
been
diligently
reading
the
Britannica
in
order
to
investigate
different
phases
of
this
work
which
he
intends
to
make
his
life
occupation.
After
suiieylng
all
the
encyclopedias
at
Booth
School,
Einar
concluded
that
the
Britannica
was
the
best.
MIXED
"B"
BOWLS
LEAGUE
SCHEDULE
Jnnunry
18
Mra
or
Hits
v
i
B.C.
Packers,
Isliuiclors
vs.
Brownwoorts.
Conears
vs.
Idr.il
Determents,
Triple
XXX
vs
C
Y
O.
January
25
Islander
vs.
CYO..
Cougars
va.
B.C.
Packers.
Triple
XXX
vs.
Brnwnwoods.
Miss
or
Hits
vs.
Determents.
February
1
Cougars
vs.
Brown-woods.
Islanders
vs.
Ideal
Deter-Rents.
Miss
or
Hits
vs.
C
YO..
Triple
XXX
vs.
B.C.
Packers.
February
8
Triple
XXX
vs.
Islanders.
Miss
or
HHh
vs.
Cougars.
Ideal
Determents
vs.
B.C.
Packers,
CYO.
vs.
Brownwoods
February
15
Miss
or
Hits
va
Brownwoods.
Idenl
Detergents
vs
Triple
XXX.
CYO.
vs.
Cougars,
Islanders
vs.
B
C.
Packers.
Margaret
McLeod
Optometrist
AT
1
X.
J
B
MANMJNd
1
f
"
'i
Jewellers
522
Third
Ave.
Phone
Green
324
for
Agents
For
International
Harvester
Co.
Firestone
Tire
&
Rubber
Co.
Ltd.
Philco
Radios
Willard
Batteries
?
FOR
RENT
I
,TO
RENT
Four
room
furnish-'
ed
apartment.
Central.
Phone
;
Blue
254.
(Hi
1
FOR
RENT
Two
room
furnished
apartment.
801
Borden
St.
U5i
FOR
RENT
Warm
sleeping
room,
reasonable.
Apply
80i
Fraser
Street..
,
18
FOR
RENT
-Three
rouin
apart-S
ment.
Phone
Green
773.
'
a
U3
KR
RENT
2
room
cabin
kitch-I
en
and
bedroom.
Apply
Cabin
I
No.
22.
Cow
Bay.
(14)
foR
RENT
-
Furnished
2
room
cabin,
close
to
hospital
and
schools.
Phone
Black
900
or
upply
613
8th
Ave.
East.
(131
fun
RENT
Room
in
private
home
for
rent
to
respectable
girl.
Phone
Blue
602.
f
13)
FFrtSO.NAI.
IF
YOU
HAVE
an
Alcoholic
problem,
contact
Alcoholics
Anonymous,
Box
276
Daily
News.
Uf)
WOR
K
VV
NTF.lT
MIDDLE-aged
woman
will
look
j
after
children
evenings.
Phone
'
Green
588.
(tf)
GIRL
will
mind
children
after-v
noons
or
evenings.
Phone
i
Green
27'..
(14'
.
-
-C-
i
WANTr'O
V
ANTED
--Board
and
room
for
f
three
month
old
baby.
Call
Three
Sisters
after
4
o'clock.
(14)
,
WANTED
Used
piano
In
good
t
condition.
Phone
Black
167.
(15)
H'
ANTED
TO
KENT
Furnished
housekeeping
room,
central.
for
elderly
ludy.
Phone
Blue
?'505.
(tfi
r
ANTED
A
ropy
of
Captain
John
Walbrans
"British
Col-
umbla's
Coast
Names."
Harry
"
8eaman,
Gen.
Del..
City.
(14i
MACHINERY
FOR
SALE
C
TO
SAW
better
lumber
more
m
economically
use
the
modern
and
up-to-date
type
National
1
Portable
Sawmills
manufac-I
tured
by
National
Machinery
1
Company
Limited,
Vancouver,
!
B.C.
(tf)
THIS
AND
THAT
Living
In
unused
tunnels
of
Advertising
--
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE-Two
lots
less
than
assessed
value
for
quick
sale.
Blue
773
(19'
FOR
SALE
.35
calibre
Remin-
ton
Woodsmaster
autoloading
rifle.
$45.
Phone
Red
728
after
6
p.m.
(tfi
FOR
SALE
New
and
Used
Furniture,
Hardware
and
Office
Fixtures,
etc.
New
Articles
at
Special
Prices,
Skillets
80c,
Cups
and
Saucers
25c,
Soup
Plates
25c.
Electric
Hot
Plates
$7,
Scatter
Rugs
$1
75,
Handmade
British
India
Rugs,
Book
Cases,
Chest
of
Drawers,
Mattresses
$16,
Dishes,
tf4
piece
set,
beautiful
design.
Slightly
Used
Electric
and
Battery
Ra
dios
from
$r.5.
All
kinds
ofi
other
new
and
used
useful
ar
-
tides
at
very
reasonable
prices,
B.
C,
Furniture
Co.
Black
324.
(tf)
FOR
SAI.L
-8-room
house,
with
bath
partly
furnished.
Thompson
Street.
$3,000
cash
or
$3,500
on
terms.
Apply
H.
G.
Helger-son
Ltd.
v(
13
'
FOR
SALE
fi
room
house
with
three
room
suite,
close
in.
easy
terms
arranged.
Armstrong
Agencies.
Phone
342.
1
15
1
FOR
SALE-Modern
4
room
house,
2
blocks
off
McBride.
Apply
G.
P.
Tinker
Co.
Ltd.
(13i
FOR
SALE
'39
Oldsmobile,
$rr0.
Phone
Blue
317.
(141
FOR
SALE
Piano.
Sherlock-Manning,
excellent
condition;
Book
of
Knowledge,
Ideal
for
High
School
students;
young
lady's
bedroom
set;
kitchen
table,
porcelain
top;
five
chairs;
oak
table;
lamps;
14
sq.
yds.
Inlaid
linoleum.
433
Eleventh
Avenue
East.
(14
FOR
SALE
Seven
room
house
with
bath,
Atlin
Avenue.
Piano,
dinlng-suite,
heater,
Beatty
tubs
with
stand.
New
picket
fencing;
girl's
bicycle.
Green
206.
(17)
Illll.P
WANTED
WANTED
High
School
teacher
to
substitute
at
Hazelton
for
a
short
period.
Apply,
giving
telephone
number,
to
C.
W.
Alger,
secretary
District
53,
Terrace,
B.C.
(14
WANTED
First
class
mechanic
to
work
in
small
garage.
Recommendation
needed.
Apply
Perow
Garage,
Perow,
B.C.
(19i
ROOM
AND
HOARD
ROOM
AND
BOARD
$43
each
double;
$48
single.
Sleeping
rooms
for
rent.
Table
meals.
Mrs.
Lawley,
622
Fraser
Street.
(tf)
METAL
WORE
PLUMBING
Installations
and
repairs.
SHEET
METAL
WORK.
Furnaces,
tanks,
eavestroughing
and
stack
work.
Letourneau
&
Sons,
629
Sixth
West.
Phone
543.
(tf)
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a
Classmen
Art
in
The
News
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BEST
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SERVICE
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GENERAL
MOTORS
DEALER
Chevrolet
Buick
Chev.
Trucks
Pontiac
Oldsmobile
G.M.C.
Trucks
MACHINE
WORK
A
SPECIALTY
Terrace
Machine
Shop
&
Garage
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B.C.
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in
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as
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her,
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as
in
an,
principal
accent
on
last
syllable.3
3.Technique.
Not
to
be
overcome,
uncon-
querable.
"Skill
and
assurance
'
are
an
invincible
couple.''
Proverb.
5.
Lingual.
Watch
the
Classmed
Ads!
dear
have
a
cigar!
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WIRING
REPAIRS
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JOHN
H.
BULGER
OPTOMETRIST
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
Two
Sailings
Per
Week
for
VANCOUVER
VICTORIA
SEATTLE
Tuesdays,
1:3c
p.m.
Coquitlam.
Fridays,
12
midnight.
Catala.
STEWART
and
ALICE
ARM
Sundays,
12
midnight.
QUEEN
CHARLOTTES
FOR
MASSETT
AND
PORT
CLEMENTS
January
9,
23
FOR
SOUTH
ISLANDS
January
11,
25
FRANK
JT.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Ave.
Phone
568
THE
"NEW
LOOK"
AT
SALE
PRICES
DRESSES
Beautiful
single
or
two-piece
gowns
enriched
with
sequins
or
artistically
decorated
with
beads.
Some
of
our
dresses
feature
long
sleeves,
some
short
sleeves,
some
have
peplums,
some
haven't,
but
all
have
the
"NEW
LOOK."'
COATS
Fur
and
fur-trimmed
Tweeds
and
other
cloth
coats
along
with
hooded
styles
that
will
please
you
in
sunshine
or
rain.
HATS
Don't
forget
the
adornment
to
top
your
new
ensemble.
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SALESMEN
WANTED
"Why
that's
wonderful,
Switch
McLite
At
Your
Service
Also
ci
,
u
rati.
,
P
When
you
make
your
SEMI
ANNUAL
SALE,
use
No
Interest
purchase
at
SWEET
SIXTEEN
'8
our
personalized
BUDGET
PLAN.
No
Carry
Charges
....
WANTED
IMMEDIATELY
First
vt
Class
Salesman,
preferably
with
established
connections
.
to
handle
quality
line
of
cal-,'
endars
and
advertising
spe
cialties
on
sideline
and
part
me
basis
for
Northern
area
to
Prince
George.
Calendar
season
1
rear.hln
its
peak
and
right
party
can
be
assured
of
f
substantial
earnings
on
lib-
eral
commission
basis.
State
j
details
of
age,
experience,
'
coverage,
present
lines
car
ried,
etc.
Apply
Box
302,
uany
News.
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LOST
AI"U
FOCND
rOUND
Two
keys
on
string
Dy
Wrathall's
Photo
Shop.
Own
er
may
have
same
by
calling
at
Mie
Dally
News
and
paying
for
this
advertisement,
(tf
OUND-
Pair
of
glasses,
front
I
of
Oordm
&
Anrlerson.
Owner
1
may
have
same
by
calling
at
S
n.iiiv
Npm
and
navins
for
1
3
UK
in
Reliable
Radio
and
Appliance
Service
Free
Pick-up
and
Delivery
RUPERT
RADIO
&
ELECTRIC
PHONE
644
BOX
1321
THE
WHOLE
TOWN'S
99
CRAZY
2p
(18)
this
adverlisoirrnt.