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Editoria
Personalities
WAX
TO
JSEAL
OUT
WINTEtt
COLD
and
SUMMKB
UK
AT
USE
FIBERGLAS
BuikljLDE
Iii.sulatlul
At
badminton
when
she
essays
To
demonstrate
her
skill
Poor
amatew
with
awkward
I'M
n
-
I
i
ways
PONNA
KERRIGUAN
Donna
Kerrlghan,
better
known
as
"Bugs,"
is
the
public-'
Editoriol
Experience
r
LECTIONS
for
Fu-L
ture
Citizens
Day
City
Council
have
come
and
gone,
leaving
in
their
wake
several
sur-
Outstanding
Quality
Delicious
flavour
v
Yet
hale
and
hearty
will,
Her
teachers
vainly
hoping
.still
For
slight
improvement
in
tier
ation
representative
of
the
stud
ents'
council.
She
was
born
In
cam.
631
Qu'Appeiie
Valley,
Saskatchew
MILPOTT
EUITT
"Fastest
gann;
on
earth,"
JJjijy
trill,
"Oh
would,
she'd
stayed
away;''
an,
January
30,
1931.
Coming
to
Rupert
in
1940,
she
attended
grades'
four
to
six
at
Borden
Street
School
and
came
to
Booth
in
Grade
7.
She
is
now
in
Grade
13.
She
is
a
member
of
the
journalism
club
and
is
the
editor-in-
play.
"Fastest
game
on
earth,'
they
trill
"Oh,
would
she'd
tay
away!"
"The
play's
the
thing"
In
Hamlet'
pluase
She
chirps
"fur
good
or
ill,"
Willie
right
and
left
the
air
slie
&
Co.
Ltd.
Spectators'
spirit:,
suffer
elilll
At
each
intensified
foray.
"Fastest
game
on
earth,"
they
trill
"Oh
would,
.she'd
stay
away."
Alas!
the
ambulance
conveys
Our
champ
away
for
quick
x-ray.
STAFF
l'llitur-in
(
hi,
f
1.
Ki-rrijthan
l.dilur
r.i
rnanl
Garood.
Reporters
(and
Mmireiimisc,
Joyce
MuorehuuNe,
Tommy
MiMtrehousp,'
Sheila
Hrii-i-lt,
Irene
Reekie.,
Irene
Hanson,
Ut-nee
Mi
1ikIm.ii,
Willie
Wilk-iri'.oi).
Henry
Alui
linusin,
Olive
Strand.
ii,:-c
KAocr
i
pies
of
the
author's
work
wen
"Scratchy"
McAfee's
new
hair
cut.-1
Procedure:
takp
a
bi
J
'
;
bowl
....
chief
of
the
"Bo-Me-Hi
News."
She
plans
to
go
to
U.B.C.
next
flays
year.
Donna
works
'for
the
Daily
eX(,cuU,s
T1)t,n
a
spin
new
auer
scnooi
eat'jj
tiay.
13
letters
Club
presented
by
Mr.
Hurst,
who
reae
home
of
Robert
A.
txccrpts
from
"The
Dynasts"
and
dJit-'luy.
November
"Return
of
Ui
Native.".
The
re-!;
ivi
ii
by
the
host,
mauuler
of
Uie
evening
was
he
life
and
works
of
spent
In
the
appreciation
,
ol
.,ly-
Several
exam-
music
and
of
food.
The
poor
observers'
hearts
stand
still
While
she
cavorts
as
in
ballet.
Bapcone
JACKIE
MOORE
"Fastest
game
on
earth,"
they
Jacquelyn
Moore,
better
known
Uill
"'1'
would
she'd
stay
Sway
"
senUtive
of
Grade
7-2.
'She
was
Dries
Quickly
with
a
Iwautiful
flat
finish.
Paint
today
move
in
tomorrow'.
'
$1.40
qt.
$4.50
Ral.
prises.
For
instance,
only
373,
of
an
eligible
450
votes,
were
cast.
Surely
the
other
77
pupils
were
not
absent
on
election
day.
As
a
result
of
one
spoiled
ballot
K
dna
Ronald
was
defeated
as
an
alderman.
The
total
number
of
spoiled
ballots
was
h'-
per
cent
of
those
cast.
This
is
an
extremely
kigh
total
for
a
school
of
intelligent
students.
A
little
care
in
reading
directions
would
have
prevented
"this.
Fortunately
we
were
not
eleet-a
,
provincial
government.
The
next
elections
could
be
improved-
by
allowing
each
student
more
than
one
vote
for
aldermen.
Under
the
system
used
in
the
late
plor-tion
it
Is
possible
for
less
than
the
elicrible
nominees
to
receive
votes.
It
also
favors
the
tendency
of
students
to
vote
for
their
friends.
The
sole
'advantage
is
the
ease
of
counting
ballots.
However,
Returning
Officers
wrtuld
not
object
to
spending
extra
time
if
it
would
result
in
a
foirpv
election.
born
in
Penticton,
on
February
6,
1937
,and
carue
to
Priiu;e
iRu-jeit
In
1944.
-
At
first
slie
al-
I
tended
the
Annunciation
School
As
hapless
partner's
head
she'll
graze,
The
"hird"
to
mutilate
or
kill,
All
fear
the
outcome
of
Uic.se
frays
Can
only
mean
a
doctor's
bill.
THOMPSON
HARDWARE
CO.
LTD.
MiMm
mm
and
later
Borden
Street
School.
Last
year
In
Grade
Six,
she
won
the
"Miss
Mills
Trophy,"
for
being
the
best
pupil
in
her
grade.
Jackie
is
also
in
the
"Glee
Club."
Her
favorite
sports
are
swimming,
skating
and
basektball.
fill
I
r
I
IN
I
lffll
IS
vnniiiiiMiw
She
plans
in
Uie
future
to
become
a
teacher.
She
has
ash
'
blonde
hair,
large
blue
eyes,
and'
is
five
feet,
five
and
a
half
1
inches
tall.
She
is
always
pass-'
mil
i
n
i
in
in
Own
(I
Salmon
and
a
iitil
,
imopiitation
I
arnjun
lip
ANOTHER
x--iA'S
iwrt)
ililiriuln
ing
notes
to
her
friends
during
classes,
but
inyariably
gets
caught
in
the
act.
i
B
lli
nl
ore
m
I
mil
1
a
a
lo
$i'ne.
Extend
Canned
Salmon
a
vo
riely
of
uayt.
fCArt.
MARION
HORN
Marion
Horn
is
the
class
rep-
Wit
irilh
mnyonauut,
tlioiped
omont,
and
resentative
of
grade
7-3.
She
Is'
tiilli
flumtwti
f
iye
foot
two,
has
brown
hair
and
,
eyes.
She
was
born
in
Prince
.nri
I
t
Big
3(So
IM
SATCRDM
One
flay
Only
Rupert
on
April
29,
1936.
She
at
pimento
or
cufs
of
apurngiti.
II..
I
-
I.
II.
tended
Borden
Street
School
for
six
years
and
came
to
Booth
in
H
.'flint
Mill"
I,
(d
-9
in
ffrim,
vj-rn
fain
or
three
dtther$.
Grade
7.
Her
favorite
subject
is
mathematics
In
which
she
gets
high
marks.
Marion
plans
to
be-
If
you've
noticed
anything
we
j
come
a
nurse
in
the
future.
Her
haven't,
let
us
know.
AU
con-jawileuc
interests
are
playing
tribuUons
wUI
be
handled
with
basketball,
bating
and
swim-
j
ming.
She
belongs
to
the
M
.iM
in.
W
dvertisemnit
is
not
published
or
djsplayd
by.,
the
Jiuir
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
government
of
British
Columbia
,
.
,
!
interest
in
it.
She
has
Joined
the
dancing
club
and
is
now
taking
balle.t
dancing.
XED
CHRISTMAS
CARDS
Music
Makers
ATMIOOM
K'fCNtN
f
LA
r
M
.
L1H0LIUM
STAIR
j
11
you
gu
tu
aciium
yuu
u
i
doubtless
noticed
the
numbers
of
otherwise
normal
Grade
7's
and
's
who
pack
little
plastic
song
flutes
in
their
back
pockets.
How
For
Your
Personal
Signature
floe!
Xmas
Cards
.
75c,
89c
&
95c
per
box
-urn
Pointsettia
Asst.
Cards
1.00
per
box
Xm;
Birds
of
Happiness"
1.00
per
box
'
"Jolly
Old
Santa"
-
100
per
box
t'ifnl
Assorted
Cards
1.00
-per
box
"(I
and
Embossed
ass't
cards
1.00
per
box
ful
Know
Scenes
1.00
per
box
"Coaehina
Days"
1M
per
box
i
Canadian
Snow
Scenes
2.00
per
box
AMAZING
VAM'E
'
ASSORTED
COLORFUL
("AIIDH
Only
$1.2.-)
&
$1.50
per
box
Call
in
today
to
ever,
they
don't
keep
them
there.
The
young
musicians
can
be
depended
upon
to
pipe
"Yankee
Doodle
Dandy"
while
the
rest
of
the
school
is
engrossed
In
its
studies.
This
is
hair-raising
for
listeners,
especially,
we
Imagine,
Mr.
Hubert,
music
teacher,
who
introduced
the
Instruments
to
hs
We
have
lots
of
odd
lines
which
we
want,
to
clear
out
and
at
the
same
time
please
our
customers.
We
do
not
expect
to
make
money
on
this
sale
but
we
'
.
can
use
what
money
we
get
to
buy
different
goods.
All
the
articles
are
useful
but
we
have
too
many.
Such
articles
as
Souvenir
Spoons,
Compacts,
Dresser
Trays,
China
goods,
Pearls,
Jewellery,
Earrings,
Glass
Stemware,
Leather
goods,
Fountain
Pens,
Mirrors,
Book
Ends.
All
regularly
priced
from
$1.25
to
$4.50
going
for
Only
,
,
Assorred;
smaller
articles
2:
for
!
1
t-
Other
smaller
articles
3
for
UJ
Vf&
Still
smaller
articles
4
for
qJ'QJV
$25.00
and
$30.00
Men's
and
Ladies
Watches
with
15
and
17
jewels
for
only
$19.95
$35.00
to
$40.00
Watches
for
only
$28.95
$18.00
to
$20.00
Watches
for
only
$13.95
$4.95
Umbrellas
selling
for
only
.'.
$3.95
Plenty
of
Other
Bargains
Too
Numerous
To
Mention.
But
Remember
It's
Only
On
This
Saturday
classes
.
Seriously,
we
realize
Uiat
Mr.
Hubert
is
doing
a
good
Job
W
Interesting
his
pupils
in
music,
but
we
are
glad
lie
didn't
choose
to
teach
the
violin.
PHONE
234
MWK,
3RD
AVE.
The
handsome
teacher,
who
has
been
heard
to
remark
that
he
"couldn't
stand
la
have
Bobby-soxers
chasing"
him?
Bill
Harvey
(Ths
Ear
RiiiRtis
giving
all
the
girls
a
thrill?
MIRA-TRIM
MOULDINGS
ARE
MADE
IN
OVER
200
SHAPES.
A
MOULDINC
FOR
EVERY
NEED.
SOLD
BY
(ionIoii
&
Anderson
OF
TASTY
MEALS
AT
THE
Rex
Gate
Chlnne
Dishes
a
Specialty
CHOI'
SUEY
CHOW
MKIN
(H)
J
1
"aw
It
In
The
News!
..wMiwwHiwrwwrtrww,
"wna
Avrnue
opposite
Prlnre
Rupert
Hotel
to
S:S0
a
in.
Pbone
J73
lor
Outside
Order
OUR
STOCK
REDUCING
Continues
AT
.
mm
WJ
'Ready
to
Go'
DON'T
MISS
THESE
REAL
VALUES
IN
MEN'S
and
BOY'S
WEAR
Money
Saving
Bargains
You
Can't
Afford
to
Miss
BE
WISE
GOOD
BUYS
at
the
push
of
a
button
Factory
Fresh
Goodyear
Batteries
0r
Passenger
Cars
and
Trucks
AT
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&
Odowes)
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