IDtinrc
Rupert
Dailp
rectos
Thursday,
January
13,
1943
Br
wn,
M-
I'o:tuk.
will
be
reviewed.
Although
some
people
may
disagree,
one
can't
get
away
from
the
fact
that
some
of
the
classics
have
been
popular
for
over
three
hundred
years
and
will
stay
lilt
-
&
-
lit
NlHUH
-
A
Weekly
Record
r..
.
.
-
For
in
t-
,
i
Monday,
Wed
8:00
p
in.
I
.
Teachers
that
way
forever.
A
great
many
modern
songs
including
"Full
Moon
and
Empty
Arms,"
"Tonight
We
Love"
and
'I'm
Always
Chasing
Rainbows"
were
originally
tunes
of
the
great
Kililor
Irene
Hansen.
Reporters
Margo
Brown,
Joan
M
iller,
Donna
Kerrifihan,
Mary
McAfee,
Esther
Harrison,
Kathleen
Smith,
Deshka
Peneff.
From
u,c
tasU
rutsday,
Thlr
p.m.
MRS.
ANDREWS
I.O.D.E.
Municipal
Chapter
Putting
Up
$100
Scholarship
Municipal
Chapter,
Imperial
Order,
Daughters
of
the
Empire,
has
established
an
annual
scholarship
of
$100
for
a
student
at
Booth
Memorial
High
School
who
is
going
on
to
further
study.
The
scholarship
will
be
given
to
that
student
who
has
the
best
scholarship
record
and
shows
during
his
school
course
the
;
highest
qualities
of
citizenship.
CONTINUING
TO
SATURDaI
the
IT'S
THE
TALK
OF
THE
TOWN
1
WALLACE'S
Afftteir.
Xmrsas
SALE!
IT'S
THE-TALK
OF
THE
TOWN!
Mis.
Andrews,
one
of
Grade
Seven
teachers
came
I
he
he
Koilmf
Kttfhttf
Grmt
Kanve
Kmr
mtth
the
VI
4dtntMTf
the
New
Heit
Hat
(men
the
a!
lrom
Wells,
where
she
has
spent
llhe
last
two
years.
She
is
a
actuate
of
the
Calgary
Nor-
mal
School.
i
Mrs.
Andrews
says
she
likes
Disc
Discussion
TOP
TEN
Tl'NKS
OF
THE
DAY
1.
Itullons
and
Itows.
t.
On
a
Slow
Boat
to
China.
3.
My
Darling:,
My
Darling.
4.
A
Little
Bird
.Told
Me.
5.
All
I
Want
For
Xmas.
6.
You
Were
Only
Fooling.
7.
In
til.
8.
Far
Away
Places.
9.
Lavender
Blue.
10.
Cuanto
l.e
Gusta.
A
committee
of
I.O.D.E.
consisting
of
Mrs.
Jens
Munlhe,
Mrs.
C.
G.
Ham,
Mrs.
S.
A.
Kiel-back
and
Mrs.
E.
Barton
will
work
with
a
committee
of
the
High
School
staff
in
selecting
the
student
to
receive
the
scholarship.
.
Lookins
Backward
September
LJ
Won't
someone
take
pity
on
us?
How
can
we
study
with
an
airplane
buzzing
above
our
school.
Bill
and
Fred
Kergin,
Gordon
Kerr,
Ro-sario
Soriano
and
Russell
Bulger
were
among
those
from
the
High
School
who
went
up
in
the
plane.
(A
Junkers,
all-metal
monoplane
piloted
by
G,
A.
Thompson
i.
FOLKESTONE,
Ei)R.,
(!
Detonation
of
a
magnetic
mine
washed
ashore
set
off
an
explosion
that
shook
the
East
Kent
coast
from
Folkestone
to
Duiigeness
but
there
was
no
WALTON
ON
-
-
THE-HILL,
Surrey,'
Eng.,
(f:
"I
am
not
sure
there
is
anybody
who
is
100
per
cent
honest
in
this
country
now,"
said
the
City
of
I
jndon
Police
Commissioner,
Sir
Hugh
Turnbull,
at
the
opening
of
the
Kay
Starr
has
made
a
recording
thai
could
hold
the
honored
spot
In
any
colleciton.
It
is
"You
Were
Only
Fooling,"
current
'
hit
parade
favorite.
KODAKS
Prince
Rupert
very
much,
especially
this
winter
season.
Her
favorite
pastimes
are
knitting,
leading
and
playing
bridge
no.
she's
never
had
a
perfect
hand.
In
food
her
weakness
is
chocolate
cake,
and
the
food
she
dislikes
most
is
spinach.
Mrs.
Andrews
Is,
quite
a
bookworm
so
she
can't
tell
her
favorite
author.
MR.
WRIGHT
The
last
but
r.ot
the
least
of
mir
new
teachers
for
the
1948-13
team
is
Mr.
Wright,
the
school's
Senior
English
teacher.
i
.
CAMERAS
TO
SUIT
EVERY
'crsoiHiiuics
Railway
Police
Training
School.
I
damage.
backed
by
"A
Faded
Summer
I
Love."
Tills
latter
song
Is
really
j
Mona
Lykegaare
September
28
-The
students
assembled
in
the
Junior
Room
to
elect
officers
for
the
Students
Council,
Literary
Society
Mona
is
Vice-President
of
the
School
Council.
She
was
born
Baby
Brownie
Spec
tul
Brownie
Target
Srx-20
Brownie
Target
Six-10
4.
-
Kodak
Duaflcx
Camera
Flash
Attachment
for
Kodak
Duaflcx
...
Kodak
Vigilant
Junior
Slx-20
Kodak
Vigilant
Six-20,
f8
8
Lens
Kodak
Vigilant
Slx-20,
fG.3
Lens
Kodak
Vigilant
Six-20,
f4.5
Urns
Kodak
35
13
5
Lons
with
Range
Finder
Flash
Attachment
for
Above
Four
Cameras
Argus
35
f3.5
Lens
with
Case
and
Flashgun
i
Results
on
May
13,
1932
at
Atlin,
where
Mr.
Wright
hails
from
On
and
Magazine
Staff
were:
a
honey
and
should
reach
a
great
height
of
popularity.
Miss
Starr
gives
this
record
the
Justice
it
deserves.
Dave.
Cavan-augh's
Music
provides
a
tricky
and
delightful
uccompaniment
for
both
sides.
"Columbus
Stockade
Blues"
exemplifies
very
clearly
tire
trend
which
some
popular
music
is
following
Ahe
western
style.
The
title
of
this
tunc
is
HB
GROW
I
she
lived
for
about
four
years.
!
She
has
lived
in
several
differ-
Students'
C'OUll-
,.nt
,,1I1(.PS
in
m-it.Uh
rilnmhi:i
President
of
cil,
Lee
Gordon.
Vice-President,
Bill
Kergin.
Secretary.
Fred
Kergin.
Chairman
of
Literary
Society,
Pete
Tremayne.
and
came
here
from
Vancouver.
Mona
attended
Borden
Street
School
and
then
came
to
Bo-Mc-IIi
in
Grade
Seven.
She
takes
an
active
interest
in
12-4
Am
Costs
hGJ-A
I
Less
Than
Wrathall's
Photo
Finishi
Chairman
Boys'
Athletic
sports
and
plays
forward
on
the
Association,
Bill
Cavalier.
tario.
He
is
a
graduate
of
University
of
British
Columbia.
During
the
war
while
he
was
in
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force,
he
was
an
instructor
in
Ontario.
Mr.
Wright
is
a
family
man
he
has
two
children,
one
a
Grade
Seven
student
of
this
school
and
tine
other
in
Grade
Four
attending
Borden
Street
School.
He
'ikes
Prince
Rupert
not
rain,
hough.
His
favorite
recreations
,
re
baseball,
golf,
bowling
and
bridge.
(He
and
Mrs.
Andrews
should
get
together
on
th;'.'.
When
asked
about
the
New
,')ok
he
says
the
women
look
ny
.smart
but
as
far
as
being
..table
nothing
doing.
girls'
High
School
basketball
team.
Her
favorite
sports
are
basketball,
skiing
and
ping-pong.
Her
favorite
hobbies
are
reading
and
sports.
She
intends
to
be
a
sccrctry
or
icn.
RUPERT
MARINE
REALTY
fay
:
fclDI'C
somewhat
misleading
as
it
is
nothing
like
"the
"St.'
Louis
Blues"
and
hasn't
even
a
mournful
note
in
it.
Vaughn
Monroe,
assisted
by
the
Sons
of
the
Pioneers,
does
(he
vocal
honors.
One
reason
why
the
disc
is
good
Is
that
Vaughn
doesn't
try
to
sing
too
much.
His
voice
gets
quite
boring
at
times.
A
violin
in
the
background
proves
very
effective
in
bringing
out
the
hill-billy
style
of
the
song.
There
is
owe
criticism
and
that
is
the
Jazz
interlude
that
comes
(J.
CLAUSEN
&
SON)
We
Take
Listings
of
President
of
Girls'
Athletic
Association,
Margaret
Palmer.
Secretary
Gordon
Kerr.
October
HO
-A
second
meeting
of
the
magazine
staff
was
held
in
the
Commercial
Room.
The
name
"Aurora"
was
proposed
by
Principal
Brady
and
seconded
by
Miss
D.
C.
Ryan
and
carried
unanimously.
"bit
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FOR
SALE
OR
CI
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BROKLRS
IN
BOATS,
MARINE
AND
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of
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,
half
way
in
the
record
seems
Tide
!
pRoaiR
&
GAimu
wms
you
to
try
AMPLIFIERS
IN
PARLIAMENT
OTTAWA
0
An
amplifying
system
will
be
installed
in
the
House
of
Commons
as
soon
as
satisfactory
equipment
can
be
found,
Speaker
Ga.spard
Fatenx
said
yesterday.
He
said
that
be
was
"most
anxious"
to
find
equipment
that
would
overcome
poor
acoustics
of
the
Hou.sc
of
Commons
without
disfiguring
the
Chamber.
very
much
out
of
place.
The
other
.side
of
this
record.
'My
Own
True
Love"
is
hardly
worth
mentioning.
Vaughn
'
Monroe
ean'l
worn
to
decide
whether
the
piece
is
to
be
vocal
or
in
Door
Mats
Heavy
KiiIiIht
and
Wire
Const
ruta
strumental
and
these
two
forces)
Size
fee
in
to
be
liying
to
outdo
eacii
other.
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very
confusing,
j
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