FINNY
PPESD
Iburg
and
81tka.
A
special
ser-
.1..
J
l.,l,
.o.
nlonneri
Prince
Rupert
Daflg
Hetof
CtD.
,
Saturday,
June
26,
1948
FOR
GRADUATES
e
tuna
fish
has
been
timed
scientists
at
a
speed
of
44
I,
an
hour.
Formal
Dance
at
St.
Peter's
Hall
Presentations
Made
LIFE
,n
,s
'rnce
upert
by
BIDDEE
JINKS
presented
with
a
gold
signet
ring
suitably
engraved.
Ron
Lu
saw
It
In
the
rJally
New
lfllfT
R1IU
IMBf-llCU
Rao
sj
ve.
in
their
honor
but,
arriving
that
same
day,
I
'
came
.
In
for
the
crumbs.
The
crumbs
were
chicken
and
noodles
that
still
set
me
droolingshrimp
salad,
Iced
celery,
ripe
olives
to
the
size
of
plums,
hot
rolls,
and
lemon
pies
bios-
A
formal
dance
In
honor
of
,;
Priest
came
a
close
second
with
CHOOSE
TRAIN
COLORS
LONDON,
0i
The
executive
of
Britain's
national
railways
have
Invited
the
public
to
write
in
saying
what
they
think
of
the
color
schemes
of
the
trains.
Fourteen
The
first'
day
in
Wrangell
left
him
sleeping
the
sleep
of
well,
me
feeling
as
though
I
had
been
sleep
walked
up
the
slow
ascent
the
1948
High
School
graduating
class
was
held
by
the
St.
Peters'
Young
Peoples
Association
in
St.
Peter's
Hall
last
evening
after
the
graduation
idKtn
oy
the
heels
and
dunked
past
the
Federal
Building
set
in
100
points.
The
highest
scorers
in
each
group
were
as
follows:
Group
1
Tom
Nicoll
80,
Elaine
Steffans
71,
Prank
McFadden
60,
Hazel
Tweed
63,
Doreen
Bateman
main-line
services
are
being
duati
in
a
barrel
of
friendliness.
the
centre
of
rich
green
studded
Isomed
all
over
the
place.
ion
ra
We
had
docked
at
6
a.m.
If
I
by
a
few
rowan
trees
in
full
I
it
Is
hard
to
find
right
words
painted
in
different
shades
as
an
experiment.
was
dull
at
the
arrival
It
was
blossom;
past
where
the
post-
for
"such
a
warm
welcome
as
was
The
dance
was
also
held
for
j
57.
not
because
two
rotten
piles
master
lives;
a
small
turn,
toUiven
bv
this
stoud
of
total
SUITS
broke
in
the
middle
when
the
walk
directly
along
the
sea-wall
strangers.
They
spoke
first,
nev-
I
the
purpose
of
formally
closing
Group
2
Jim
Hemmons
108,
Try
a
Classmen
At
in
The
Newi
You
read
it
ir
the
News!
ooat
touched
them;
or
because!
and
home.
er
waiting
for
an
introduction.
I
Y.P.A.
activities
for
the
season
a
man
nearly
fell
in
the
chuck
i
Except
for
two
half-grown
They
gripped
my
hand.
They
j
and
presenting
r.-ophies
to
the
Lucille
Steffans
86,
Henry
Dixon
64,
Ernie
Braman'
60,
Lloyd
gave
my
arm
a
little
shake
as
'
group
and
to
the
individual
Luicning
me
neaving
line.
Ket-
yuurigSlers
at
my
heels
I
might
EM
L
i
i
chikan
bars
were
a
mistake
for
have
been
carried
across
the
a
few
aboard-
and
my
very
near
threshold.
But
I
walked
well,
emphasizing
"We
are
so
member
of
the
organization
who
glad
you've
come"
."We're
so
lhe
best
showing
for
the
IN
THB
SUPREME
COURT
OP
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
-
-
IN
PROBATB
n
Hie
Matter
of
lit
Kstaie
a
Carl
neignoors
among
them.
It
was
straight
to
the
kitchen
and
an
glad
you
re
to
stay
a
while,
it
year.
Franklin
57.
Group
3
Ron
Priest
100,
Vln
Elliott
77,
Margaret
Symes
73,
Ralph
Overgaard
M,
Diane
Kennedy
52
Honors
for
best
program
construction
went
to
Group
3
who
was
a
buffet
luncheon,
and
,
quiei
now,
ana
my
tnrough-the
early
breakfast.
(diaries)
Albert
Kallstmm,
defeased.
'The
l"
hall,
n
decorated
with
subtle
1-4
Wall
friend
had
finally
o.hnn-1
...
qKh
honoH
ma
a
nlate
t!
InteMase.
and
it.
In
the
Mailer
of
Uifi
"AUmiilKtrUnn
SO
i
"
v-
Act"
i
n
r
r.
rati
i
ii.fi
l
i
in
i
i
v
uruer
ma
Are
you
Sr
!
.
u.
i
,,
1
ttome
'
is
a
cottage
set
on
"
-
-
nrtlstrv
bv
a
committee
of
mem-
duned
his
.t.,ry.
'Now
lissen,"
in
line,
I
was
one
of
them-
toSt
Ue,
with
,was
dVr
R
platformxtending
of
T,
he
hud
shoutea
a
Intervals
all
sU11
urtnerP
seaward
ut
th
and
no
one
stood
book
deba
ing
Jun
ZaZet
slyle
:liss!,n
-a
111
tel1
vou
back.
Low
tide
leaves
a
beach
whether
they
would
lose
a
lit
e
';aa
"le
"
m
a
in
joke-"
real
friendli-,the
voune
PPle
sittm
ln
I
stretchine
g
out
Ut
hut
"
it
was
Inch
dignity
by
'
showing
In
the
lm
morning
w,
left
?I
5
.
.
kh
...
tn
Rtrnr
I
groups
around
candlelit
tables.
won
91
points
for
program1
Honour
Judge
W.
O.
fultoa.
mad
the.
Highest
honors
go
to
our
aione,
compared
with
Group
,5"
1
tT.
79
and
Group
l's
77
points.
Estate
ol
Carl
(Charles)
Albert
Kail-'
Check
Your
Answers
to
These
Questieaa
Willi
the
Score
Below
i,
a
t
selection
of
gradua-
--,mo.
m
waters
oroKe
in
swisn-
.
i
.
c,.r.
,
.
trom.
deceased
bn
suits.
They
re
correct
ing
waves
just
ilnder
us,
and
al-
At
the
long
tables
I
noted,
A
floor
show
held
at
midnight
,
twine
owuou.
ialBaii
AU
partleg
havln(?
cU(mg
a?ttlnst.
h
the
important
ceremony
most,
it
seemed
we
were
aboard,
with
some
surprise
that
natives
received
enu.ustic
approval
of
,
"ymes
were
me
memoer.
w.u.
the
wuu
"J0
ship.
'sat
easily
with
their
white
bro-
onlookers.
It
featured
a
series
mfwt
"S"T
attendance.
tJ?2
f.l
the
festivlUes-rriKht
for
t.ir
in
the
months
to
come.
Lunch
was
riiffprnnt.
Tvnira
thers.
Some
were
serving,
obvi-
of
scintillatine
Diano
accordian
ioiiowea
cioseiy
oy
ium
Ad.
ims
after
wmcn
date
ciaim.
A.
MacKENZIE
FURNITURE
Limited
Vin
Elliott
and
Jim
Hemmons.
tiled
may
be
paid
without
reference
to
any
claims
of
which
I
then
had
ISTINCTIVE
TAII.OIUNCi
'
of
Wrangell,
an
invitation
to
r.
ously
members
of
the
Cxowell
soos
by
Eddie
Ciccone
and
sev-church
luncheon
awaited
us
Group
named
for
the
presiding
erai
swin'g
vocal
numbers
by
a
The
Presbyterian
Seminar
to
minister
and
wife.
One
sat
oppo-
SPpj.et
composed
of
Y.P.A.
mem-
FINK
FArtKH
no
knowledge.
Urlllch
'
All
partita
Indebted
to
the
estate
iJrl'.lsn
.
.,
,h.
.,.
f
NAIROBI,
Kenya,
Wi
Alaska,
headed
bv
Dr.
J.
Carl
site
me
a
dainty
little
person
ber?
Jim
Hemmons
Dick
Heds-
troops
have
laid
a
70-mlle
pipe-(their
mdebtedneaa
to
me
forthwith.
Jackson,
was
visiting
Wrangell.
with
charming
manners
and
trom
Dick
Largei
Bob
Franklin,
'line
carrying
600,000
gallons
of
pj?,
,oi
aish
cCmmbi
Acinnie
Lean
Back
and
LA-Z-BOY
leans
back
with
you
for
reading,
reclining,
relaxing,
reposing,
retiring.
Call
in
Seeing
is
Believing
inese
aignatories
ana
tneir
speecn.
i
ioujiu
site
us
me
wuc
pQn
jjami
june
Roberts
and
water
aaiiy
to
a
nitnerto
ana
tii
ntu
diy
June,
a
u
io.
wives
had
come
directly
from
of
the
superintendent
of
an
Mararet
symes.
land
sparsely
populated
part
of
Official
SJSai
PAdmtr
Administrator.
FOKBBS.
the
annual
meeting
of
the
Gen-
orphanage
a
few
miles
out
on
.
.t
conclusion
of
the
floor
Kenya.
Prince
Rupert.
B
c
IQTHING
STORE
erai
Assembly
in
Seattle
aboard
town.
Anotner,
a
snrunKen
o.u
presentation,
of
trophies
the
Princeton
Hall
(Presbyterian
woman,
was
formally
introduc-
1.
Q
When
h
ihoppinf
hlf
ail
a
sAopmi
fri
A.
When
you
save
urns,
sleps
and
money
by
shopping
1
throuqh
EATON'S
Mailorder
Catatoaiie,
2.
Q
Uoui
con
a
mail
fitr
$luppef'
be
sun
of
iahifaetion
?
"
A.
By
writing
to
EATON'S,',
when
everything
is
soia
wilh
the
guarantee
"Goods
Satls-
factory
or
Money
Belunded.
tn
eluding
Shipping
Charges."
J,
3.
O
1
H
pSMi'Wc
t
km
aen'
trutcr,
Onifiia
case
K
Mml
0rdtt
buying
Ulan
by
writing
Jrttm
Armw?
"
A.
Believe
H
or
not.
yes.
EATON'S
has
Order
Orlices
.
ia
asaay
tewns
ass
cities,
where
the
staff
will
make
out
your
order,
forward
ft.
and
let
you
know
when
the
merchan
diss
Is
leoeived,
n
'
Score:
Count
5
for
each
quoelion.
5
You're
good.
10
You're
belter.
You're
an
EATON
customer
which
speakB
lor
llsell
t
SMART
PEOPLE
SHOP
AT
f
EATON'S
I
T.
EATON
IITSN
C
USUIW
Phone
775
327
3rdAvr
was
made
by
Y.P.A.
supervisors.
ing
commissioners.
Her
English.
7,
Robert
he
fr
r
the
is
not
perfect
but
her
faithful-
cupt
ness
to
the
church
is
and
her
,
ucsl
b1"-
"c'"'
w
2
this
year,
was
gw'ously
ac:
son
is
the
Presbyterian
minister
MOKE
THAN
AFORTUIiE...
A
Sun
Life
annuity
is
worth
more
than
fortune.
A
fortune
car.
be"
iquandered
or
lost
through
faulty
investment
but
annuity
cheques
cannot
diminish
nor
can
you
outlive
them.
PUiu
your
retirement
the
assured
way.
Sun
Life
Assurance
Co.
of
Canada
No.
C
Smith
Block
Phone
Green
907
at
Sitka.
During
luncheon
the
choir
1Q
sang.
Its
membership
of
17
has
cepted
by
group
leader
June
Roberts
who
will
retain
it
in
her
possession
until
It
is
presented
again
next
year.
Group
2
won
the
competition
with
611
points,
followed
by
Group
1
with
532
876
Residence
Red
Tom
'McKeown
Unit
Supervisor
sunk
to
a
double
quartette
for
the
summer
months.
They
commenced
with
''Swing
Low,"
arranged
by
one
of
the
members,
and
concluded
with
'My
God
and
I"
an
anthem
originally
and
Group
3
with
578.
Points
SUN
LIFE
ASSURANCE
COMPANY
OF
CANADA
At
are
presented
to
the
three
groups
throughout
the
year
for
such
in.
Hi
set
for
Latvian
voices.
As
they
things
as
attendance,
program
sang,
forks
were
laid
down
one
construction,
co-operation
and
by
one.
Many
quietly
left
their
original
ideas,
and
count
both
l.Mr(oi'?
s
seats
to
go
through
the
open
1
toward
the
group
and
toward
portals
into
the
adjoining
audi-
the
member
who
wins
them.
Jim
torium
where
the
choir
stood
Hemmons,
with
106
points,
was
V
Kaien
Co-op
HOUSEHOLDERS
Give
your
Kitchen
the
"New
Look."
Drop
in
and
check
the
new
line
of
Cabinet
Hardware
matching
your
kitchen
color
scheme
with
pre-harmonized
paints
and
colored
Inlaid
Linoleum.
behind
the
altar.
20
the
highest
individual
point
winner
fo
rthe
year.
Jim
was
sJ-ZJXJ
for
There
was
a
hush
after
the
last
note
fell
into
silence,
but
great
applause
as
the
little
35
-V
5
-'tZzBtZ?
and
later
remarked
that
they
choir
In
the
little
church
filed
had
to
come
to
Alaska
to
find
out
into
the
vestibule.
Great
some
singing
quality
that
ex-men,
whose
churches
held
great
ceded
the
fine
finish
of
train-
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