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aiuljaiuuu.
Reporters
Carol
Moorehouse,
Joyce
Moorehouse,
Tommy
Moorehouse,
Sheila
Bennett,
Irene
Reekie,
Irene
Hanson,'
Renee
Nicholson,
Willie
Wilkinson,
Henry
Martinusen,
Olive
Strand.
Joyce
Tattersall
has,
unfortunate,
recemiy
haa
an
attack
of
appendicitis,
however
she
has
!
recovered
and
has
now
relumed
IT
DUSTS
Wilkinson
Speculates
r
n
k
a
J
Power
Of
Spring
Editoria
ito
-school
with
no
undue
ill
e:'-i
IT
Pl'RIFIF.S
IT
CLEANS
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DEODORIZES
IT
HUMIDIFIES
IT
SCRUBS
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fects.
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MOTHPROOFS
'
IT
ATOMIZES
IT
SHAMPOOS
BIGS
IT
SWEEPS
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.Writing
ror
Dcwvie
sun
t!
Jo'?.
who
is
now
In
'grade
12,
Spring
has
brought
the
western
shores..
SCHOOL
SWEATERS
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was.
born
in
Croydon,
Emland
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lour
years
now
Phone
Today
lot
Free
pemonstratlon
140
9lh
E.
O.
A.
Guslafson
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Black
999
inaliy
a
group
IIU,
uimri
uic
ajjuiiawMlip
111
a
i',n'.,iie
will
take
a
trip
to
Great
Britain
this
sum-
Of
men
above
the
worldly
thirty
Jan't
nas
attended
Booth
School
of
play
and
chores,
j
all
of
this
time.
Her
record
of
Into
the
wide
and
snfi.lv
brill-
!sdl0.01
activities
is
i0J)?
and
ni-
'
I
discussion
higher
grades
m
t
h
e
around
Recently,
3
ex-students
have
returned
to
Booth
Memorial
High
after
an
absence
of
nearly
two
asked
Charles
to
write
an
article
on
his
feelings
iant
heavens
to
find
rjp
3iui,
also
a
series
01
arucics
on
ins
experiences
nifli,
we
hope
10
P'lblish
In
next
year's
lio-i;e-Hi
ustrious
.for
she
has
beep
the
senior
council
representative
for
two
years,
a
sent;
otiecn
for
one
and
tliis
year
in
addition
to
her
The
great
and
glorious
things
'which
hover
there
.
'
years,
which
they
spent
in
Van-
couver.
Donna
Richards
,Pat
and
Lorraine
Gurvich.
who
are
in
school
on
the
subject
of
who
should
wear
school
sweaters.
At
the
moment
anyone
who
can
buy
the
familiar
green
12
and
8
respectively,
j
DOWN
WITH
SHAVING
Ti
thrmuhte
...,..,
i.i
k.iu
i
".
i
me
IJM-.M-
giauis
urally
pleased
that
I
have
been
.selected
I
1.
f.tli)Aminv
f
Z"1
......
I
were
born
in
Rupert
but
have
spent
a
good
deal
of
their
lives
;
,"
"
"
'lent
of
the
Cheer
Club.
The
re-
'
.
!t0,d
rtoes
end
here
for
she
.which
u
make
man
think
of
ncilh-
held
the
position
of
class
nrei-
I;
(i
111
trie
iUivm-uiuinK
tiij)
LU
urcai
I
In
Vancouver.
Pat
and
Lorraine
er
piece
nor
war.
I
dent
In
grades
ten
and
eleven.
,
are
cousins
of
Donna,
which
is
and
vellow
sweater
U
al-
'
01
,lle
swe't
a"
softSpringiius
it
is
not
.'trance
thai
Miss
why
they
seem
to
be
always
to
'JOIN
THE
GYRO
BEARD
GROWING
CONTEST
TODAY
1
:
Beth
tether.
Fortunately,
fney
have
"
Htiower
Tattersall.
in
addition
to
a
pleas-
there
have,
oi
course,
been
problems.
Jt
u.r
a
good
deal
of
thought
that
I
decided
hie
to
take
the
time
to
make
the
trip.
Even
adeems
unreal
for
there
is
so
much
time
w
and
then.
hi!?
combination
or
brown
hair
i
many
old
friends
here
and
can
lowed
to
wear
It.
Around
i
Which
falls
alike
on
home
and
and
eyes,
has
a
charmini
person-
be
sure
of
welcome,
which,
we
I
foreign
shore.
are
certain
they
have
received.
And
neither
hate
nor
friendship
-!:,,
.
hflln
mmW
lh
oots
H
near.
i
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...
.
Open
to
Everyone
Enter
Today
Contestants
must
be
clean
Shaven
when
entering?
v
iilh
viuij
.me
is
a
memoer
ni
Seivln"
Lib
Terrified
the
Hermite.is'
Club,
.katiiv?
and
dancinfr
j
But
even
though
the
gentleness
rary
comprise
this
is
the
biggest
point
of
dispute.
The
argument
of
those
who
favor
control
is
that
the
sweater
should
Vte
it
symbol
of
some
act
which
has
contributed
to
the
irood
name
of
-
rhn
.
'
"
,
1
her
ont-of-school
activities
.whl'ft
I
And
Summers
heat
will
trv
to
,m
,t
,.
is
...
One
Sma
Mouse
PRIZES
1st.
$50.00
2nd.
$20.00
3rd.
$10.00
ENTER
NOW
AT
JERKY'S
BARBER
SHOP
CAPITOL
BARBER
SHOP
.
No
Entry
Charge
.
V
IV
do
not
thinlt
be
here
for
the
.irises,
soinethin?
rt.
but
I
believe
;jpiire
I
will
Rain
value
t"
"t;
than
i't
oven
know
th?
h:
tour
of
Ilritain
vihii'h
we
will
be
thus,
of
course,
slvly
take
aw:.y
.
'
I
taken
up
as
an
usherette,
at
the
The
hope
In
life
which
Spvins
local
theatre.
Joyce's
post-school
All
was
quiet
in
the
library
ins
neipea
US
find.
nlnns
nn
a
v
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ch
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wuen
suuaeiuv
s;reani
Anl
ir.i..-in
...
.
Koineuouy
.,.
ski!l
Va
h
WrUP
,
lhf!
,
SnyS
lhat
one
rtay
she
wm,ld
like
!
ed.'
"Eek!
a
moose!"
Student,
The
f
hoi'
h
"
Vr',y'
'
to
be
an
uir
ho.sU-.ss.
We
hope
,.Could
be
seen
clambering
ap
on-
CONTEST
CLOSES
MAY
STfl
-.
-m
school.
.
GYRO
KLONDIKE.
NITE
;x
li
mis'iivings.
l.uu-1
-
-
.."I'v-o
"iiu
idyls
mm
sne
win
succeea.
thoughts
will
never
disappear.
..
r-Anonymous.j
Margaret
Giske
!
shall
be
able
to
The
argument
against
j
is
that,
since
there
is
no
to
tables,
The
teacher
screamed
and
a
moment
later
was
seen
swinging
from
one
of
the
light
.
The
poor
little
mouse,
the
causo
of
all
these
hideous
noises,
crawled
back
into
a
Book
oi
KnowiedKe
and
went
to
sleep.
Maybe
what
we
need
in
this
school
is
an
exterminator,
eh
i
it
appears
natural
that
"."'I
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Ti
of
the
plans
and
j.uds
ihrm.
How-ui
t,
n
w
that
I
definitely
to
go.
I
,
trip
interesting
-i
enjoy
it.
j
President
of
the
Junior
Council,
Margaret
was
born
in
Prince
I
Rupert
on
Aoril
3.
1935.
She
is
'five
feet
eiKht
Inches
tall,
has
;
brown
eyes
and
blonde
hair.
She
received
her
primary
education
i'fiurn
tiTiiiiii-nii!!!iifl'iiiii'iiii
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wjRVJ
The
The
wide
wide
variety
variety
of
of
j
contnol,
anyone
can
wear
the
sweater.
This
latter,
is
of
course,
true.
However
as
it
neems
"g-ht
to
limit
those
who
wear
a
sweater
down
to
those
who
have
earned
the
right,
the
student
couver
Jlid
i
delicious
CAKES
will
also
at
King
Edward
;
in
Rupert.
It.s.s.
anyone
can
wear
the
three
bands-
.
':
Again
it
seems
best
that
the
council
should
make
it
necessary
to
earn
those
aim
bands.
Finally,
as
the
saying
goes,
"Let
there
be
justice"
and
give
everyone
Terrace
Enjoys
amaie
and
please
you
I
RUPERT
'
at
.'
BRITAIN
of
Booth
WiN.S
'I
RIP
TO
Charles
Wilkinson
Memorial
Sjhool.
Maraaret
hi's
been
at
Booth
since
trade
seven
and
is
now
in
prnde
nine,
taii'mu
the
University
Entrance
cour.se.
After
leaving
,'shool
she
hopes
to
attend.
a
university
in
the
U
JS.
A.
Amusing
Farce
i
RUPERT
BAKERY
ITD.
SAILS
FOR
ncouver
.rimiliate
Ports
ERRACE
An
amusing
amateur
performance,
was
presented
in
the
Civic
Centre
on
Thursday
'
:
.1,
i
f.
-
A
-
-
--
-
who
earns
it
the
right
to
Ulent
of
the
Junior
Council,
sings
:
council
should,
perhaps,
Well
,
known
I
1
pioneer
resident
of
u,m.K
01
k
0Ut
aml
enforce
Tlell,
Eric
Richardson
passed;
U
Lhroutih
Prince
Rupert
uboard
j
System
whereby
'
it
will
J
the
Chilcotin
Sunday
enroute
for
:
v.
.,
ne
neces-sary
T.000.,
a
visit
to
Vancouver.
Mr.
Rich-1
to
earn
the
iirdson
boarded
the
vessel
at
Sweater.
and
i
and
Friday
evenings
when
the
ueai-
a
Behnnl
sirenfer
i
J"
the
Glee
Club,
swims
i
1
1
w(
11
FINE
PRINTING-irt
-i
spare
iCivic
Centre
Drama
.Club
pre
I
plays
basketball
in
her
VICITVUJ
Trt
I1DTTAIV
I
time.
h
Thursdoy
sented
"Never
Say
Dye,"
a
three-
J
11:15
m.
Queen
Charlotte
City.
REGAL
PRlIITEnSq
KETCHIKAN
1
liHlWll
1
t
I)UUI1.1
'
It
is
common
knowledge
now
that
a
member
of
our
high
school
I
Shur-1
life
iieems
agreeable
to
act
farce,
scene
of
which
took
!hcr
for
her
only
complaint
is!
Place
In
the
salon
of
a
beauty
I
that
there
are
not
enouh
school
I
parlor.
'parties.
'
I
11
as
a
riot
of
fun
Ilom
be"
I
,
'ginning
to
end
and
was
a
good
i
Nineteen
passengers,
members
ie
vening's
entertainment.
Brock
The
second
point
is
the
arm
bands;
these
are
already
on
the
sweater
when
it
is
bought
Thus
kllAY
MIDNICHT
Bur
Reservations
Prince
Rupert
Florists
f
Flowers
for
All
Ocrasionn
300
3rd
Ave.
Box
516
Tel.
77'
PHONE
24
222
SecoiTarX?
Write
or
Call
namely
Charles
Wilkin-
'of
the
Kitimaat
basketball
squad.
INorberg,
as
Madame
Gloriana,
.
.
.
.
land
surjuorters.
returned
to
Bute-
i
was
fine
and
the
supporting
cast
hi
(Hi
111
POT
son
has
been
chosen
to
idale
aboard
the
Chilcotin
Sunday
played
up
to
him
admirably.
OFFICE
PRINCE
RUPERT
BC.
tiliihl
iflAi
c
tin
n
i-t
i
tt
rr
n
uronlf
In
0$?CHOOSI
YOUR
FLAVOUR
ilhis
city.
there
was
not
a
large
turn-out
'
b
which
had
been
postponed
from
11
PHONE
E
363
363
,
January
until
March.
.
ig
visit
Britain
this
summer
as
a
member
of
a
group
going
in
order
to
give
them
an
opportunity
to
become
familiar
)
tin
New
&
Better
Service
For
Estimate
'
i3
;
&n
i
Frank
Gavan
s
orchestra
play-
g
ed
conceit
selections
at
the
be-
J
S
ylnntiig
and
between
each
act.
fg
i.
In
charge
of
the
make-up
was
WU
Mrs.
W.
Osborne.
Stage
manager
il
MiM
and
-Supplies
i
T
K
original
OVALTINE
you
Kav
alwayi
no
123
IT0
SI
f
with
the
English
way
of
life.
We
wish
to
offer
him
our'
sincere
"congratulations
and
the
Mitchell
&
Currie
Lid.
was
Jim
McKay
and
at
the
cur-i
tain
was
Denis
rie
Kergommeaux.
;The
play
was
directed
by
Mrs.
Robert
Cooper.
I
In
the
cast
were.
Brock
Nor-berg,
George
Grant,
Peggy
Smith,
'Betsy
Forbes,
Mrs.
L.
Newhouser,
,Mrs.
N.
McNabb,
Peggy
Laird,
Mrs.
O.
Lindstrom,
Jim
MacKay,
)d
Food
Builders
and
Contractcrs
hope
that
he
will
find
i
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NIGHT
&
DAY
123
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CABS
12
'
'
stand:
Cow
Bay
;
.
the
tnp
enjoyahJe
.
and
Zi.;
interesting.
nsty
Meals
At
H
4tt
mn4
U4
lri.
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,E
procor
David
Glllanders
lonnble
Prices
3
ROAD
WAY
"Clfli
.
E.
Sargent
was
the
announcer
Elmer
the
Condy
KLdl
py
-nV
lyUINlJ
on
Thursday
and
Mrs.
Cooper
on
BLONDIE
hcs
a
Specialty
liTlUhHIMI
BET
m
"''"Slllilill!!'':
-'"'!
Best
Food.
friouy
evening-
After
a
visit
in
Vancouver,
Dr.
and
Mrs.
L.
P.
Charbonneau,
returned
to
the
city
aboard
the
Coquitlam
Sunday
afternoon.
Dr.
nhnvkniinaan
ic
TllHpnl
nffif'ir
OP
SUEY
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MEIN
VJiaiuuiiii.ui.
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for
Skeena
for
the
Department
of
l-mest
Cookina
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Affairs.
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Hours
7
a.m.t&-l
m
;
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200
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Take-Home
Orders
Phof
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Hotel
n
to
3:30
a
m.
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Outside
Orders
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