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Uttpcrt
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Friday,
December
10,
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Glee
Club
New
Teachers
Miss
Jokonovish
tOjtr
Irene
Ilansen.
Reporters
Margo
Brown,
Juan
Moller,
Donna
Kerrijhan,
Mary
McAfee,
Esther
Harrison,
Kathleen
Smith,
Deslika
Penrfi.
I
ARLETTA
HAMILTON
for
the
;
wonderful
work
she
did
In
organizing
the
cheer
squad
and
I
the
Up
'iliuht
drill.
Althoueh
Girls'
U'
Miss
Jokanovlch,
the
Grade
7
tey
as
spuu
.
'ay
this
year
and
ap-
TRAIN
SCHEDULE
From
the
East
Tuesday,
Thursday,
Saturct:
10;45
p.m.
For
the
East
Monday,
Wednesday,
Friday,
8:00
pun.
;
,
WRATHALL'S
.
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FIMSIIING,
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and
Professional
Supplies
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,fly
25
memoem
u.u
-pv
and
8
Science
teacher,
hails
from
Vancouver.
She
is
a
graduate
of
Britannia
High
and
the
Vancouver
Normal
.
School,
She
came
from
Vernon
where
Pontne
x
W
.lUltff
f(',.,.
i'.'
,jr
first
meeting
they
el-
the
turn-out
wasn't
very
encouraging
at
first,
Arietta
went
r!2ht
ahead
and
built
up
a
club
that
boo"?
rrhc-ol
spirit
100
per
cent.
Thanks
should
also
"be
given
to
the
members
of
the
squad
who
gave
up
'their
own
time
for
practices.
Srers:
Diane
Kennedy
Student
Council
President,
Diane
Kennedy
was
horn
in'
she
spent
the
last
two
years.
There
she
met
Miss
Gibson
and
X5.l.ai-,;;aS,t;i,S.XS,l.a?.rJ..!t.S1S..Al.i3i;
Ketcheson.
Unt.
Jo"
Nancy
Htll.
president
they
made
plans
to
come
to
A
WEEKLY
RECORD.
Students'Council
Leads
School
Organization
The
student
council
organization
of
Booth
Memorial
High
School
for
1948-49
follows
the
pattern
which
was
adopted
and
successfully
followed
last
year.
This
consists
of
three
council
bodies:
the
Senior
and
Junior
councils,
representing
the
Senior
and
Junior
high
schools,
respectively,
and
an
execu
Dolly
tr...
..
....
The
CONSOLETTEi
Treasurer,
ry
n.piu
iz,
jy-ji.
when
CHEER
LEADERS
Lenora
.
ade
she
moved
t0
West
.
Margaret
BtTaOwn.
at
Vancouver
where
she
was
a
Convener,
Marie
Ma"'
;
pupil
ln
PauUne
Johnson
FLEETWOOD
F
a
u
g
h
t,
L
i
1
y
Sylvester,
S
i
d
By
LOOK
AT
THESE
'
FEATURES
Youngman,
Lou
Van
Pykstra
and
Song
Queen
Joyce
Tatter-sall
for
the
splendid
perform
New
Shock-Proof
,rU
plan
to
be
ready
to
jny
of
the
school
function
might
arise.
Miss
i
also
planning
on
en-
Pick-up.
Prince
Rupert
together.
"
Miss
Jokanovlch
professes
to
like
Prince
Rupert
very
much,
that
Is,
all
but
the
rain.
She
and
Miss
Gibson
batch
together
and
so
far
enjoy
it
immensely
as
they
have
had
no
ill-effects
from
their
own
cooking.
Miss
Jokanovlch'
s
favorite
activities
are
playing
badminton,
dancing,
and
eating
her
favorite,
food
being
liverwurst
and
stuffed
olives
and
the
one
disliked
most
is
prunes.'
New
12
-
Record
ances
they
put
on
the
night
of
the
basketball
games
with
Ketchikan.
Not
many
people
real
Changer.
popll
in
Pauline
Johnson
School,
in
1942
she
left
the
south
and
came
to
Prince
Rupert
with
her
family,
attending
Borden
8tfet
School
ln
Grade
6.
All
her
High
School
years
have
been
spent
at
Booth.
"DP
has
been
an
active
participant
in
school
activities.
Since
Grade
in
nh
h..B
tive
council,
the
school
Council
lW01eeClub,n
the
Music
Scratchless
Re
Ua
Festival
nexi
spring.
ize
how
much
elfort
and
practice
was
put
behind
these
shows.
cord
reproduction.
English
Celes-
Polar
Bears
Drama-
Club
tion
Speakers.
I
1
!
1
...
,
1
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-
I
Ml
,
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ft
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:
1
3'
l
n..'....l.
-
-
I
.-ig
ior
Eo-Me-Hi
now,
has
cheer
lead
crs
and
school
spirit
compar
able
to
any
school,
any
place.
Powerful
Super-
.....
r'.,K
rfinmr'
......
v'u
wnose
responsibility
is
to
deal
with
problems
pertaining
to
the
school
as
a
whole,
and
to
handle
all
student
finances.
The
election
in'
October
for
the
'
School
Council
aroused
much
interest
among
the
students.
Following
nominations
for
various
offices
a
lively
cam-
Hel
Radio.
Were
Feted
of
the
most
popular!
,
RalnDlrcUl
and
she
hag
(ilin
o
1
fin
rvtf
......
r
Beautifully
Finished
cabinet
in
E
"
year
-
-
ea
on
the
school
softball
team.
BponMH
-c
"-"
She
has
also
held
nositlnns
In
This
year,
as
in
the
past,
a
the
student
government,
i.nst.
,nd
Miss
joKanovicn.
jn
on
staging
about
four
walnut
or
mahogany.
,
LOOK
at
this
Price!!
banquet
was
served
to
Ketchl
kan's
visiting
High
School
bas
f
i
time
in
the
lays
some
Miss
Gibson
Also
from
Vernon
Is
the
senior
Art
teacher,
Miss
Gibson.
Besides
Art
she
teaches
English
and
Social
Studies
to
the
Grade
8's.
Hhe
home
town
is
Edmonton
where
she
took
both
her
University
and
Normal
School
training.
She
came
out
to
B.C.
C1CQ
OS
V
--
year
she
was
vice-president
of
i
Paif?n
wa
ne'd
w'th
the
students
the
school.
lBo:n
"all
out"
'to
support
their
As
school
president
Diane
pro-!
cn',s'n
candidates.
The
latter
poses
to
"revive
school
spirit
to
i
were
B'ven
an
opportunity
'
to
the
extent
that
every
student
address
the
school
at
a
special
participates
in
some
srhool
assembly
ln
the
Civic
Centre.
In
ent
of
the
club
is
Barker
and
Secretary
Is
Marjorie
Lieman
and
Christine
Currie.
Serviteurs
were
Joanne
Langridge,
Lorraine
Youngman,
Donna
Kerrighan
and
Lil
Sylvester.
.Later
in
the
day
a
High
School
assembly
was
held
at
the
Civic
Centre."
The
Kay-Hi
boys
were
introduced,
followed
by
entertainment
and
speeches.
Alec
Bill
was
given
a
much
deserved
vote
of
thanks
lor
his
efficient
coaching
of
the
Rain
ketball
team.
Friday
morning,
December
4,
a
group
of
Grade
12
girls
prepared
dinner
for
31
guests.
They
were
Principal
and
Mrs.
A.'
M.
Hurst,
Vice-Principal
and
Mrs.
R.
D.
Cleland,
Diane
Knnedy,
president
of
the
Stud
brand.
M.
B.
function.
I
know
I
have
a
coun-
i
the
election
the
Proportional
BARGAINS
IN
RECONDITIONED
RADIOS
'
;'
'St
RCA
7
tube
Mantel,
5
bands,
4
short
wave
spread
bands,
$55.00
S
Marconi
5
tube
Mantel,
short
and
long
S4(J.OO
j'
RCA
5
tube
Mantel,
ivory
plastic
cabinet
......I....
$27.50
K
Westinghouse
5
tube
Mantel
SH'.SO
'
NOBLE
&
mcM
then
and
before
coming
here
cil
that
will
.support
me."
Representation
system
of
voting
ents'
Council,
Kay
Hi's
Coach
taught
two
years
at
Vernon.
Miss
Gibson
likes
Prince
Rupert
very
much,
even
the
rain
Hollister,
and
players
of
both
teams.
The
banquet
was
held
In
the
teachers'
room
which
was
Edith
Prlnglc
R.N.,
who
n
here
for
a
couple
of
n
rnnnection
with
her
is
hospital
insnector,
Thursday
night
by
the
makers.
A
trio
of
Kay-Hl
boys
that
is
since
she
got
her
new
raincoat.
Her
favorite
recrea
was
used.
The
slate
of
officers
for
School
Council
is
as
follows:
President,
Diane
Kennedy.
Vice-President,
Mona
".
Lyke-gaard.
'
Secretary,
Laila
Husoy.
Treasurer,
Larry
Moore.
suitably
decorated
with
flowers
201
THIRD
AVENUE
WEST
Passengers
sailing
on
the
Princess
Norah
from
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver
Thursday
afternoon
Included
Sam
Jcy,
J
Day
and
R.
Porry.
PHONE
....
Ji
tfi
George
on
her
return
to,
was
'
persuaded
to
add
to
the
entertainment
after
which
the
assembly
closed
with
"God
Save
the
King."
;,er.
.
,
tions
are
swimming
and
dane-ing,
and
her
hobby
is
clay
modelling.
Miss
Gibson
does
a
large
variety
of
art
but
she
specializes
in
portrait
drawings.
Her
favorite
donated
by
the
Students'
Council.
Special
credit
is
due
to
Home
Economics
Instructress
Anstey,
and
to
Christine
Currie
who
planned
the
affair
so
well.
In
charge
of
the
kitchen
were
Shirley
Taylor,
Arietta
Hamilton,
Mary
McAfee,
Maresa
Windle,
Boys'
Sports
Representative,
BUSINESS
AND
PROFESSIONAL
Eric
Moore.
James
Forman
Jr.
sailed
last
Girls'
Sports
Representative,
night
on
t
he
Prince
George
for
(
color
is
teale
blue.
Arietta
Hamilton.
FOR
YOUR
ENJOYMENT:
Now
on
Sale
-
the
7
NEW
LARGE
BOTTLE
Vancouver.
.
J.
M.
N'CE
RUPERT
P
u
b
1
1
cations
Representative,
Mary
McAfee.
tLE
COLLECTOR
Clubs
Representative,
Esther
D
MESSENGER
MARGARET
McLEOI)
OPTOMETRIST
ROOM
10,
STONE
BUILDING
Soda,
Perfex
and
Harrison.
Past
President,
Art
OLsen.
k-jiger
Ale
Bottles
PHONE
RED
751
The
Senior
Council
President,
Christine
Currie,
is
the
Senior
Council
Representative
on
the.
MATTSON'S
"iOLSTERERS
AND
iN'ITVJRE
REPAIRS
School
Council,
while
the
Junior
PHONE
BLUE
G93
P.O.
Box
1184
Council
President,
Joyce
Farrlng-
ton,
is
the
Junior
Plastic
Materials
Joplllo
Mattresses
ks
Curtains
k'ads
Cushions,
etc.
ond-Hand
Furniture
tr
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818
P.O.
Box
523
HELEN'S
BEAUTY
SHOP
Permanent
Waving
Beauty
Culture
in
all
Its
branches
PLATTER.
CHATTER
130
Second
Avenue
NCE
RUPERT,
B
C.
2f
th
Street
Phone
655
iRCE
L.
RORIE
Well,
record
fans,
here
are
tountant.
Auditor,
rtc.
the
ten
most
popular
discs
of
the
day.
1.
"Buttons
and
Bows."
Tax
Returns
Compile!
Block
Phone
387
HANDYMAN
HOME
SERVICE
GENERAL
CONTRACTORS
'ER
HANGINO
AND
OOD
FINISHINO
Building
and
repairs
of
all
kind
ades,
Styles
and
Colors
"On
a
Slow
Boat
to
China."
"A
Tree
in
the
Meadow."
"Twelfth
Street
Rag."
"Maybe
You'll
Be
There."
"Hair
of
Gold,
Eyes
of
Blue."
"My
.Darling,
My
Darling."
"My
Happiness."
"It's
Magic."
"You
were
Only
Fooling."
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Roofs,
Chimneys
Oil
Burners
f.
P.
MOLLER
Phone
BLUE
155
xfcJainger
Ale
j
Mixes
in
Any
Company
!
SERVE
COLD
Quarts
25c
plus
deposit
:
1
PHONES
Black
087
Red
894
evenings
P.
J.
CHENEY
DENTIST.
P.O.
Box
1670
Two
new
records
that
are
be
F1
5,
SMITH
BLOCK
P.O.
Box
1401
'MO
TECHNICIAN
FOR
YOUR
ROCK
and
CONCRETE
WORK
CALL
BLUE
939
M.
J.
SAUNDERS
New,
Modern
Equipment
All
Work
Guaranteed
Voicing
and
Repairs
coming
very
popular
in
tne
south
are
"King
Size
Papa"
and
"Love
Your
Spell
is
Everywhere."
The
former
is
a
slow
jive
with
Julia
Lee
on
the
vocal
and
there
is
good
music
ln
the
background
with
the
brass
section
standing
out.
Th
other
features
Peggy
Lee
on
the
vocal
supported
by
the
Dave
Barbour
Orchestra.
This
piece
has
A
Latin-American
flavor
and
some
may
recognize
fIKE
COLUSSI
f
!
t
one
BLACK
756
9"2
loth
East
Cartage
Ltd.
i
I,'
QUALITY
REPAIRS
For
Downtrodden
II
re
Is
and
Worn
Soles
MAC
SHOE
HOSPITAL
Box
774
Second
Ave.
it
as
the
theme
on
Tony
the
Troubador's
program.
Nellie
I.utcher
and
Frankie
Lane
are
still
among
the
most
popular
vocalists
according
to
record
sales.
"P'fte
Moving
Service
!
"t-Packing
Cartage!
As
a
Christmas
shopper
I'm
tops.
I
never
make
a
mistake;
My
gifts
to
friends
and
relatives
are
alwaysexactly
what
they
want.
My
secret?
Listen
...
.
"
I
send
Royal
Bank
Money
Orders,
with
a
personal
card
.
of
course.
They
get
the
cash
and
buy
just
what
they
want.
That
makes
everybody
happy.
Best
of
all,
I
can
buy
Royal
Bank.
Money
Orders
for
as
little
or
as
much
as
I
like,
an
important
'
"
consideration
these
days.
So
if
Christmas
shopping
gets
you
down,
try
my
simple
solution.
Your
nearest
Royal
Bank
branch
'
will
be
glud
to
co-operate.
Snd
a
Gift
of
Cash
us
RoyoV
Bank
Money
Orders
THE
ROYAL
BAN
CI
OF
CANADA
cNoklity.Qust
,tt
BLUE
980
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fnllowiiiR'-tcajJiMMm!.
(ttwi'rt
MTMkniiR.
forkM.
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fJT4a.
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knives
and
one
butter
kutf
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lyCohONAi
ion.
AlsonVrtlrtibl
iitthtLAUVllAMll-'lONplittollu
Modern
Etiquette
By
ROBERTA
LEE
Q.
If
a
formal
wedding
is
to
tkp
nlace
at
noon
or
during
the
CHROMTEIIIM
netal
moulding
for
home-craft
use.
Simple
Cut
nnrl
o-ioir
trt
inctol
Simnlifrl
in
eio'ht
(Retail
Pun-hoM
'1
ax
Kxtra.)
afternoon,
what
should
the
male
ractical
shunts
tr
cnir
nvorv
home
need.
No
attendants
wear?
A.
Cutaway
coats,
with
striped
trousers.
F'al
tools
required.
-
D.
W.
G.
STEWART,
Manager
DISTINCTIVE
SILVERPLATE
PRINCE
RUPERT
.BRANCH
-
HOMPSOM
HARDWARE
CO.
LTD.
Good
news
for
those
who
have
had
to
postpone
llieir
Dally
Rews
Classified
Ads
get
Quick
Results!
Connodore
Cafe
purchase
of
flatware!
We
are
able
-now
to
show
yon
a
group
of
attractive
chests,
filled
with
Canada's
most
beautiful
flatware
Commi-mty!
We
are
featuring
ttxlajr
the
two
most
universally
loved
patterns
'Goroiiaiioit";.
and
"Lady
Hamilton".
I
ft
IT
n
a
ator
Ignition
Ghesk-Up
Your
car's
ignition
system
is
especially
susceptible
(0
winter's
rigors
Have
it
Checked!
1.
Battery
checked.
2.
Distributor
overhaul.
3.
Spark
plugs
cleaned
and
set
j'1
'Hi
J
TO
ROLL
YOUR
OWN
VVTH
1
COMPLETELY
RENOVATED
"Better
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Best
Food
and
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in
City
Phone
17
for
Send
-out
Orders
Cisarette
Tobacco
!
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j
Third
Ave.
David
Chow,
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Advertise
in
the
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