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EIIOWS
AT
Monday,
October
17,
1949.
5-7-9
p
m.
MON.
AND
WED.
TUES.
7
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p.m.
0
Job's
Daughters
J
CACUinu
cunu
Foreigner
In
Canada
Happy
Days
Again
Personalities
When
school
re-opens
In
the
Rainmakers
Ml
w
m
f
M
IV
Friday,
8
p.m.,
Oct.
21
TO
fall
We
all
are
filled
with
Jay.
Bum
CIVIL;
LLINlKli
We
pupils
press
into
the
hall
I've
climbed
your
peaks
and
valleys,
I've
crosed
your
mighty
plains,
I've
roamed
your
western
forests,
I've
seen
your
prairie
grains.
I've
rode
your
lovely
railroads,
When
school
re-opens
In
the
ADMISSION
50c
1949
Edition
This
year
the
Bo-Me-Hi
team
in
the
Senior
Basketball
League
fall.
STUDENTS'
COUNCIL
Mona
Lykegard
is
secretary
of
the
Students'
Council.
She
was
born
in
Atlin,
May
13,
1932.
She
came
here
in
1942,
after
attending
McDonald
Elementary
School
in
Vancouver.
Forsaking
gladly
bat
and
ball,
Each
eager
girl
and
boy.
When
school
re-opens
in
the
Styles
Courtesy
of
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
She
is
taking
the
Commercial
i
fall
We
all
are
filled
with
joy.
Course
and
plans
to
be
a
sten-j
1!
j
has
two
three-season
veterans
,
Glen
Carlson
and
Ray
Spring
who
are
playing
centre
and
for-I
ward
respectively,
j
There
are
also
two
second
year
'
players
Mickey
Webster
(forward)
and
Syd
Scherk
(guard).
ographer.
Last
year
she
was
Futility
Vice-President
of
the
Council.
I've
sailed
your
rivers
wide,
I've
flown
your
lofty
akyways,
I've
Jumped
your
Great
Divide.
I've
tasted
your
northern
wild-ness,
I've
felt
your
western
peace,
I've
eaten
the
meat
of
your
cattle,
I've
worn
your
sheep
herd's
fleece
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
She
is
currently
captain
oi
the
It
Can't
Happen
Here(
Senior
Matrics
Meet
Bo-Me-Hi
Rainbirds
for
the
second
year.
Mona's
other
sports
interests
are
swunminir
'Ur
....
Oh
softly
we
tread
as
we
enter
To
be
ever
in
style
Seems
futile,
said
she,
I
try
for
a
while
To
be
ever
in
style
But
the
skirls
dron
a.
mile
Although
entering
his
first
season
with
the
High
School,
Eric
Moore
is
the
fifth
member
"r-
HAVE
i
THAN
voi
r,
and
skiing.
She
does
most
of
A
Home
Away
rrom
Home
of
the
first
string,
playing
at
Tho
nthar-
I,.,,
.
i
And
milC
don't
I
guard.
.v
"n"
iiiciiiiji-i
a
ui
'
liJhST
Hot
The
bi-monthly
meeting
of
I
the
Grade
13
Letters
Club
was
held
Wednesday
evening
at
the
home
of
Eric
Moore,
who
gave
a
report
and
analysis
oS
the
poetical
works
of
Rupert
Brooke.
A
discussion
followed.
While
the
room
And
silently
steal
to
a
chair.
The
air
is
as
hushed
as
the
air
of
a
tomb
Oh
softly
we
tread
as
we
t
nter
the
room
And
never
a
trace
of
detect
60
Rooms
Hot
nd
Cold
water
the
latter
with
the
local
Ski
Club
of
which
she
is
a
member.
This
is
her
last
year
of
school,
a
year
which
we
hope
will
be
her
happiest.
TOW
And
now
that
I've
seen
'your
country,
I
can
easily
understand,
The
greatness
of
your
nation.
AT
the
team
are
substitutes
in
their
first
year,
with
Danny
Bill
at
centre,
Jack
Sharpe
and
Billy,
McCheeney
at
guard
ana
Bud
Ratchford
at
forward.
I
As
the
team
has
lost
all
members
of
the
first
string
with
the
Pltrpntinn
nf
T3m,
.
n
PRINCE
RUPERT.
BC.
able
gloom
The
mightiness
of
-your
land
?ho.ie
281
P.O.
Box
1U8
THE
PRESIDENT
OF
THE
JUNIOR
COUNCIL
and
To
be
ever
In
style
Seems
futile,
said
she.
The
Impossible
I
can
not
write
a
triolette
No
matter
how
I
try.
Any
money
I
will
bet
.
That
I
can't
write
a
triolette,
No
original
thoughts
I
get,
Immediately
or
by
and
by.
I
can't
write
a
triolette
No
matter
how
I
try.
'Yvonne
belongs
to
tli:
Civic
Can
be
found
in
the
company
Matrics,
nine
of
whom
attended,
there.
compared
self-composed
Trio-
Oh
softly
we
tread
as
we
enter
lettes.
Next
week
students
are
the
room
required
to
present
their
vcrs-
And
silently
steal
to
a
chair,
ion
of
a
Ballade.
Adverse
lie
D:iliy
Ne:,
SNACK
Centre
and
attends
nas
ocen
lltue
comment,
in
in
iJ
list
od
Tj,
,
!,s
Sixth
Strw
Class.
She
plays
basketball
j
how
they
will
do
in
the
Senior
and
Softball
and
likes
i-v
im-
League.
"L
Jack
Leighton,
well
known
Grade
9
student,
is
this
year's
Junior
Council
president.
This
is
his
second
year
at
Booth
and
his
first
on
the
council.
Previous
to
coming
here
he
attended
Templeton
Junior
Hijii
in
Vancouver.
He
was
b-in
on
March
3,
1935
in
the
same
city.
ming.
The
coach.
Jack
Evans,
is
placing
much
orrmhasis
on
on.
FINE
PRINTING
at
REAL
ESTATE
INSURANCE
INCOME
TAX
RETURNS
PREPARED
CHAND
durance
and
shooting.
PORTRAIT
Him
Finishint
OLYMPIAD
SCREENED
(Ccntlnuea
from
Page
1)
gt
REGAL
PRINTERS
JANET
RAKOW
(Secretary
Treasurer
of
the
,
Senior
Council
i
Probably
the
hardest
woi
kinc
it.
E.
MOUTIMKU
324
2nd
Ave.
(Near
CFPR)
Jonezy's
Little
Lamb
Anywhere
that
Jonezy
wnt
He
travelled
with
his
lan.l.-
Phone
Orccn
I'KINCE
Ru;
1
PHONE
21
222
Second
Ave
of
all
Canadians,
the
thnl!ln;j!
skating
achievements
of
Bar-
i
bara
Ann
Scott.
if.
member
of
the
Senior
Council
is
Janet
Rakow.
the
secretary
-
No
bitterness
was
ever
meant
Any
where
that
Jonezy
went
T3..f
T
UU'
jontys
mile
lamb
was
Lacrosse
basketball
and
hunting
comprise
his
main
sj.crting
interests,
while
he
claims
he
has
no
hobbies
except
that
of
writing
t
his
old
girl
friends.
Jack
is
a
member
of
the
local
Sea
Cadets
and
of
the
Civic
Centre.
He
intends
to
go
fishing
when
he
has
finished
school.
He
has
no
complaints
beyond
those
that
probably
occur
to
every
student
at
some
time
or
another,
the
main
one
being
the
small
number
of
PERFECT
GIFT
treasurer.
She
is
well
qualified
for
the
work
she
does,
being
a
Grade
11,
graduation
course
student.
Janet
is
-sixteen,
and
was
born
on
September
C,
1933
in
Prince
Rupert.
However,
she
spent
the
first
eight
years
oi
her
life
in
Usk
where
she
went
to
public
school
for
her
fi:s
three
lent
From
a
butcher
known
as
Sam;
So
everywhere
that
Jonezy
went
We
travelled
on
the
lamb.
lUallar
im(
All
the
drama
of
the
oper.'.ns
and
setting
of
the
games
at
Wembley
Stadium
are
caup'.H
as
the
track
and
field,
acquulie,
swimming,
diving
and
saliitig
events
are
presented.
The
climax
comes
In
the
dramatic
marathon
with
its
surprise
finish
vlctc;
for
the
courageous
Argentinean.
Cabrora.
An
audienc"
of
about-450
persons
saw
the
pictures
last
night
Forty-three
new
Civic
Centri
members
were
signed
up
at
the
door,
making
250
for
the
weekend
and
over
1000
so
far
in
he
current
membership
campaign.
grades.
In
1941
she
came
to
school
parties
and
dances
OCCASION
Rupert
where
she
took
grade.;
4.
5
and
6
at
Kine-
EHwn'ri
m
YVONNE
KILDAL
the
remainder
at
Rnoth
WhPn
nouns
Secretary
Junior
Council
i
Janpt.
has
finish
hr
eH,.tio
Weekdays
!)
a.m.
to
Dp
Yvonne
Kildal
is
secretary
oi
shp
will
finrt
Pmnlftumrnf
in
tVin
BIRTHDAYS,
WEDDINGS,
SHOWERS
ANNIVERSARIES
OU'LL
FIND
EVERYTHING
UNDER
ONE
ROOF
AT
the
Junior
Council.
She
U
five-
kintrdnm
nf
nffirv.
m,w..
at
Sundays
12
Noon
to
2
p
7
p.m.
to
9
two,
has
blonde
hair,
blue
eyes
the
moment
she
is
gaining
valu-and
is
better
known
as
"Midge
"
able
office
experience
bv
work-
GOOD
HOST
IS
JX
ohe
was
born
in
Prince
Rupert
nig
part
time
at
a
lo.
al
listata-
SIXTH
STREET
and
THIRD
A
in
1935.
Yvonne
attended
Kin3
hshment.
Her
person;.
1
life
is
Edward
School,,
came
to
Booth
taken
up
by
a
steady
bo"
tiiend,
'
in
grade
seven
and
is
now
in
ali
tvrs
nf
tnnrt.
,i"
U
I
NOW
AVAILABLE
N
518
3rd
Ave.
W.
Box
1118
Phone
Red
400
,-rade
nine.
She
is
taking
a1
This
is
her
first
year
tu
a
Commercial
Course
and
future
council
official,
but,
we
ars
sure
)ans
are
to
be
a
stenogtaphcr.
j
it
will
not
be
her
last
MIND
PHO
79
:READEf?:
Preferred
by
more
users
because
they
cost
less,
to
own...
to
operate
...to
maintain!
Fargo
Tni(
LOOK
FOR
TIIE
NEW
RED
AND
AVAILAHLK
VOU
IMMEDIATE
PES
M
M
nv
Becauso
Burnett's
is
an
extra-dry
(unsweetened)
gin
it
lets
you
mix
every
drink
to
individual
taste-adding
sweetness
for
those
who
like
it
or
leaving
it
out
for
those
who
like
their
gin
drinks
dry.
Next
time
yog
entertain
serve
the
one
gin
that
has
the
right
answer
for
every
WHITE
60LD
SEAL
LABEL
2-
Ton
Cha.s;;is
and
Cab,
152"
'
with
reinforced
frame
&
2-sppM
3-
Ton
Chassis
and
Cab,
170"
1
with
reinforced
frame
&
2-speec
$
'
Rupert
Motors
L
taste
preference.
riioncs:
Slifi
Office,
566
Shop
n
-yi
Commodore
!
Cafe
I
"Bethjr
Th-n
Ever"
a
1
Best
Food
and
Service
In
Clti!
Phone
17
for
Send-Out
OrdenS
5
Third
Ave.
David
Chow.
Mat
i
Oiihlltd
in
Canodo
and
dntribvld
bf
iy
th
Liquor
Control
Board
or
bv
(h
1
Government
o
rliih
Colwbia.
'
Yes,
it's
true!
Truck
users
are
buying
more
Chevrolet
trucks
each
year
because
they
cost
less
better
Cookinn
DUE
TO
POPULAR
DEMANI
Comincncinff
ivfonday,
October
H
Queen
Charlotte
Aairlincs
IJmitcd
wil
running
a
Twice-Weekly
Sorviff
from
PRINCE
RUPERT
to
MAS
and
Return
on
Monday
and
rrida
This
will
be
in
addition
tr
the
Daily
Trips
Ihroir,
Islands
originatinB
at
Alif""1
,!;,5,'
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
AIRLINES
PRINCE
RITEUT
-
47(i
A
Product
of
Central
Molor.
to
own,
to
operate,
to
maintain.
What
more
convincing
proof
could
there
be
that
Chevrolet
Advance-Design
trucks
give
more
value!
Come
in
and
let
us
discuss
your
truck
requirements!
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with
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VICTORIA
COPPtR
80TTOM
STAINLESS
"STER.
ADVANCE-DESEGH
TRUCKS
BROADWAY
CAFE...
TRY
&
4
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"
The
extra-heavy
copper
bottom
distributes
the
heat
evenly,
the
easily,
cleaned
stainless
steel
retains
the
heat.
Vapor
Sea!
retains
vitamins
nd
prevents
loss
of
flavor.
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FOOD
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'
Tuesdayi
1:30
p.m.,
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Sunday,
10
p.m.,
Camosun
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ARM,
STEWART
AND
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SAMPSON
Sunday,
11
p.m.
FOR
SOUTH
QUEEN
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ISLANDS
s.s.
Camosun,
October
21
FOR
NORTH
QUEEN
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,s.
Camosun,
October
2fl
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Avenue
Phone
Pfi8
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:
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onDERS
'
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7th
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and
3rd
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PIIONE
200
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7
a.m.
to
1
a.m.
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Street
Phone
311