Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
June
22,
1930
Graduates
Honored
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"BOLD
B.
C.
PAYROLLS"
RUPERT
MENS
AND
BOYS
STORE
J:
Black
Cel
Mothers
,
Hospital
Puppies
HAMPTON,
Middlesex,
Eng.
0'
Penny,
a
four
year
old
black
cat,
brings
up
lots
of
puppies.
At
the
moment
Penny
is
mothering
four
kittens
of
her
own
and
two
retriever
pups
whose
mother
is
too
weak
to
suckle
thern.
Penny
loves
pups.
Since
she
first
came
to
hospital
to
be
destroyed
she
has
mothered
three
peklnese
who
were
caesarian,
two
alsa-tlans
whose
mother
died,
two
French
poodles
and
many
others.
Advertise
through
Classifieds
Two,
London
Papers
Increase
Ad
Rates
LONDON
CB
Two
British
national
failles,
the
Daily
Mall
and
the
tabloid
Daily
Mirror,
have
increased
their
advertising
rates.
-The
Mirror
cited
a
22
per
cent
cir6ulatlon
increase
in
announcing-a
boost
of
16
per
cent
in
advertising
rates
effective
September
1.
The
Daily
Mail,
owned
by
Lord
Rothermere,
said
increased
newsprint
costs
as
well
as
higher
circulation
were
considered
in
computing
the
new
advertising
scale
which
will
become
effective
July
1.
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On
Tuesday
a
banquet
was
held
in
honor
of
the
graduating
students
in
Annunciation
School
Hall.
The
graduates
are
Maria
Brett,
Rose
Marie
Tetreault
and
James
Marshall.
Present
at
the
banquet
were
Reverend
Fathers
F.
Rayner
and
E.
Green.
N.
R.
Young,
president
of
the
Holy
Name
Society,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
P.
Lyons,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
R.
Brett,
Mrs.
R.
Marshall
and
the
pupils
of
Grades
eight
.nine
and
ten.
Mr
Young
presented
the
awards
donated
by
the
Holy
Name
Society.
Phil
Lyons,
highest
ranking
pupil
with
94
percent
to
his
credit,
received
a
trophy
and
check.
Maria
Brett,
second
highest,
was
awarded
a
money
prize.
Father
Rayner
and
Mr.
Young
both
spoke
of
the
value
of
a
good
Christian
Education
and
Maria
Brett
made
a
speech
on
behalf
of
RAN
For
the
finest,
cli
easiest
cooking
your
life
J
Vacuum
packed
Pacific
Milk
;
is
used
exclusively
by
thousands
of
mothers
for
their
infants'
5
formulas.
Doctors
recommend
homogenized
Pacific
Milk
for
!
Infants
and
growing
children.
a
!
Try
some
today.
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MILK
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lvw
-
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HEADS
NEUROLOGISTS
Dr.
Wilder
Pen
field,
Montreal
brain
surgeon
and
head
of
the
famed
Montreal
Neurological
Institute,
has
been
elected
president
of
the
American
PRICED
FROM
$2
Trade-Ins
accenl
SOLD
ON
I
easy
Budget
i
Ctxyidotxl
'
Neurological
Association
at
the
associatipn's
annual
conven-j
tion
in
Atlantic
City.
CB
Vacuum
packed
and
Homogenized
it
ii.
VICKERS'lS
DISTIUED
IN
CANADA
AND
IS
DISTRIBUTED
BY
CaWttt
the
graduates
.
j
Philio
Lvons
said
a
few
words
i
j
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
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Liquor
Control
Board
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McBridc
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by
the
Government
ot
Britisn
uxumcia.
of
appreciation
to
the
Holy
Name
Society
for
their
encouragement1
and
interest.
A
toast
to
the
Society
was
pro-
i
posed
bv
James
Marshall
and
,
If
He
Wants
"
The
Complete
Works,"
Bring
Him
To
His
5
Favorite
Store
2
RUPERT
MENS
5
AND
BOYS
STORE
S
SUMMER
BOWLING
HOURS
2
P.M.
to
12
P.M.
Now
is
the
Time
to
Practice
School
Has
Sports
Day
"Yesterday
aiwrmwn
at
the
Acropous
txili,
pupns
ol
ioiueu
btieet
facnooi
tieiu
uneir
annual
tports
oay.
Neany
au
laces
were
Keeiuy
contestea
anu
m
several
cases
ties
occuneu
and
races
iiua
to
be
run
off
to
deciu
tne
winners,
'lhe
mixed
relay
was
a
particularly
well
contested
lacj
with
Eugene
Man
coming
through
in
the
last
few
yards
to
responded
to
by
Mr.
Young.
The
remainder
of
the
evening
was
spent
in
dancing
and
games
which
were
thoroughly
enjoyed
by"
all.
Mrs.
Margaret
J.
Ward
2272
Eot
37th
A.,
Vancouvar,
I
C.
"I
thought
I
would
nrrd
at
Iratt
two
gallonii
of
Kein-Tone
for
our
rtra
large
living
room.
I
win
pleat,
antly
aurpriwd
to
find
that
one
gallon
of
k
cut-Tone
completed
the
job."
Graduation
Photos
Call
at
,
CHANDLER'S
STUDIO
21
G
4th
St.
Ph.
Green
389
Prince
Rupert
Bowling
Alleys
win
by
eighteen
inches
from'
V
l
Open
evenings
by
appointment
Christo
Furniotis.
Winners
were
as
follows:
Under
seven
years,
girls
Joy
I
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x
I
iy
winiMiaa'vr
1
Demchuk.
Sherrill
Cook.
Eileen
Howe;
boys
John
Oisen,
Ronnie!
Mrs.
James
D.
Wart
62
Brydtn
Si,
Saint
iohn,
N
I.
wrt-
...
i
ur
nmi
nine
1
aurct
Knnl
rut
my
uniial
'room
patnti
In
half.
ly
.
.
.
10
beautifully
,t,
iA
Yes,
everyone
is
talking
altout
Keni-Toue,
praitting
tliis
heauliful,
washable
fmihli
tliat
poe
riglu
on
ver
most
surfaces
with
bnwli
or
Roller-Knatcr
and
covers
in
one-
coat.
Remember,
Kent-Tone
is
not
a
water
paint
.
.
.
it's
a
resin
and
OIL
finish,
styled
in
the
latent
shades
...
a
nninli
that's
been
a
riming."
Daiton,
Eugene
Maskulak.
I
Under
8
years,
Oirls
Marilyn
;
Gale,
Lynn
Griffiths,
Gale
Weise.
!
Boys
Jimmy
bchuman,
Paddy!
Greene,
Jimmy
Logan.
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Under
9
years,
Girls
Lorraina
Love,
Anne
LaSette,
Gail
Weis.e.
Boys
Larry
Parent,
Michael
Greene,
Tommy
Halvorsen.
j
Under
10
years,
Girls
Joanne
Lunn,
Gail
Parker,
Nita
We:se;
Boys
Ronnie
Eby,
Donnic
Vac-
j
cher,
Gregor
MacLeod.
'
Under
11
years,
Girls
Patsy
I
Phillipson,
Lorraine
Julian,
Elea-'
nor
Morven;
Boys
George
Howe,
,
Frank
Warner,
John
MacLeod,
j
nUder
12
years,
Giris
Lonny
Patten,
Linda
Strachan,
Natalia
lviaskulak;
Boys
Irwin
Rem-void,
Kenny
Gulbrandsen,.
Howard
Johansen.
.
.
,
Under
13
years,
Girls
Natalia
Maskulak,
Lonny
Pa-tien,
Yvonne
7
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and
proved
by
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and
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1
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1.
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arg
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3.
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7.
One
gallon
of
Kern-Tone
makes
a
Jackson;.
Boys
Christo
tis,
Ken
Gulbrandsen,
Danny
Newfield.
Open
Race,
Girls
Lonny
Pat-tea,
'
Yvonne
Jackson,
Lindi
Straihan,
Natalia
Maskuiak;
Boys
Eugene
Mah,
Christo
Furniotis,
Ken
Gulbrandsen,
Danny
Mewfield.
.
Mixed
Relay
Race
(1)
Lonny
Patten,
Ken
Gulbrandsen,
--Natalia
Maskulak,
Eugene
Mah;
(2)
Yvonne
Jackson,
Danny
field,
Linda
Strachan,
Chriato
furniotis.
,
With
an
audii'iico
of
200
non-j
participating
pupiis
in
the
sta:d'i
i
the
events
were
run
off
in
a
continuous
roar
of
excitement
witft
I
special
cheers
for
the
winners
j
O.
ino
disagreeable
paint
odour.
gallon
and
a
half
of
Kern-Tone
fmi
.
7
11
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SUnGLASSES
n
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Ask
yout
Paint
Dealer
about
Kern-Tone
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In
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ln
tw-oune
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u
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which
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give
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range
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wno
were
introduced
at
the
end
of
each
event.
,
Principal
J.
S.
Wilson
was
starter,
Mrs.
Cobb,
Miss
Larson
and
Miss
M.
Adlai
d,
judges;
Miss
Trotter,
recorder;
and
S.
A
Cheeseman,
clerk
of
course.
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