TCT
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
June
28,
1950
Graduation?
At
Borden
Street
;0tlo
Young
Going
cast
Joy
Ride
To
End
i
At
Okolld
Prison
Roy
Sieber
Wins
the
Miss
S.
A.
Mills
Memorial
Trophy
t
'
;
Closing
exercises
for
"
'
the
He
had
been
proud
to
be
one
ot
her
former
pupils
responsible
for
the
gilt
of
the
Memorial
Trophy.
In
the
three
years
previous
It
Fair
Attendance
At
Legion
Dance
Otto
C.
Young
.principal
research
engineer
at
the
Pacific
Fisheries
Experimental
station
i,
had
been
won
by.
girls,
but
this
graduating
Grade
Six
pupils
Were
held
at
Borden
Street
William
MacLeod
of
Stewart
was
escorted
to
Prince
Rupert
yesterday
by
Const.
C
P.
Crouch
of
the
Stewart
B.C.
Police
tachment.
MacLeod
wai
sen-
year
the
award
was
to
a
boy
and
ot
the
Research
Board
of
Canada
Seagrams
Sure
More
of
the
talked
about
newly
formed
5-plece
Canadian
Le-
In
Vancouver,
will
be
leaving
this
Sdheel
yesterday.
afternoon
In
the
presence
of
parents
of
the
graduating
pupils
tuid
Grade
Five
children.
..
Mr.
Frlzzell
said
It
gave
him
great
pleasure
to
ask
Roy
Sieber
to
accept
the
handsome
trophy.
The
award
was
greeted
with
loud
Legion
Hall
Saturday
night.
The.
vc
"V
,
-
public
dance
was
not
too
weii;"
on
a
charge
of
joy
ding.
to
assume
new
duties
during
the
next
two
years
as
scientific
ter.hnoloeical
adviser
to
the
After
the
singing
of
"O
Can
applause
Indicating
that
it
had
ada"
Principal
John
S.
Wilson
i
been
a
very
popular
choice.
Roy
welcomed
the
parents
and
accepted
the
main
trophy
which
chairman
of.
the
Fisheries
Research
Board,
Dr.
G
JE.
Reid
of
Queen's
University,
Kingston.
Seagrams
"V.O."
Seagram's
-83"
Seagrams
Crown
Royal
Seagram's
Kings
Plate
Seagrams
Special
U
The
conviction
took
place
lh
Stewart
recently
and
the
prisoner
was
brought
to
,XUe
city
aboard
the
Cotjuitiam
thKhiom-Ing.
City
police
will
supply
aa
escort
for
the
remainder
Zot
the
Journey
to
Vancouver.
T
attended
but
it
was
hoped
thirigj
will
turn
for
the
better
at
future
dates.
In
charge
of
the
affair
was
a
committee
consisting
of
Don
Nixon,
G.
'
Alexander,
Frank
Hicks
and
Art
Williams.
The
orchestra
U
led
by
Stan
eitch
and
J.
Anton.
guests.
He
was
gad
to
have
the
he
will
hold
for
a
year
and
then
opportunity
to
express
his
appre-
the
Individual
one
that
he
re-
Transfer
of
Mr.
Young
to
Ottawa
ertisenieiit
is
not
published
or
displayed
byth
Liquor
Contri
!
(
i'i
by
the
Gownmilof
British
Columbia
clatlon.
to
the
parents,
the
Par-
tains
permanently,
ent
Teacher
Association,
the,
The
gcnool
cnolr
gang
two
of
I.OJD.E.,
Joseph
CheU,
represent
tne
most
popUiar
numbers
from
tative
of
the
Department
of
tnelr
repertoire,
"Dawn,
Gentle
'
(
Education
and
the
children
'Flower"
and
"Golden
Slumbers."
themselves.
As
the
representative
of
Grade
involves
a
new
set-up'
in
Research
Board
organization
with
a
view
to
more
closely
co-ordinating
administrative
work.
Mr.
Young,
who
for
years
was
located
In
Prince
Rupert
when
the
fisheries
experimental
station
was
here
and
revisited
the
jport
liner
Excalibur-
collided
Tuesday
in
Upper
New
York
Bay.
Ship
Collision
Of
Canada's
thousands
of
nit-!
ince
back
easi
that's
iust
come
I
only
twe
can
be
called
a
Hue-
in
with
us.
Glad
to
know
vou."
Reflects
Mr.
Wilson
felt
that
the
aca-
Six,
Roy
Sieber
gave
the
vale-dernic
work
tor
the
years
In
ele-
dictory,
expressing
the
affection
New
York
Bay
The
Excalibur
commencw
sinking
and
was
beached
on
Brooklyn
sands.
Six
tugboats
were
dispatched
to
the
scetuk
The
Excelibur
has
114
p&?engeirs
aboard.
All
were
removed
afely.
nic
terminus
or
a
transcontin-
ental
railway.
Each
Is
nearer
the
Just
because
you
happen
to
live
outbreak
of
a
potential
war
than
near
where
wheat
Is
garnered,
city
last
week
In
connection
with
their
old
school
menlary
school
had
been
well
they
felt
for
I
Reminisces
taught.
He
felt
too
that
the
and
reminding
the
new
Grade
experimentation
with
new
types,
wtw
xukiv
viob
uanu
will
shiD
Columbia
and
American
ex-
ahy
where
lsc
in
th
Dominion,
,
or
flour
is
made,
or
beef
is
unless
all
signs
have
no
mean-
slaughtered,
or
halibut
or
salmon
I
n
,hrolll.h
their
interest
In
maintain
the
hih
standard
of
be
accompanied
to
Ottawa
by!
'
'
ng
-This
is
not
saying
hostUi-.
caught
to
boots
and
made
BBI
mnathv
wlth
nther
rtiil-'th
Rrhnni
I
Mm.
Mrs.
Young
Young
and
and
son
son
Donald.
dees
buvlt
timl
huc,e
ware-
(
IfUl
ft
r
m.rtnln
D
,
.
.
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1
nr
I
Anna
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k
I.
4.
i
I,
..
'
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it
r
1
'
On
behalf
of
the
new
Grade
.
Their
daughter
Enid,
who
Is
at-,
Prince
Kuperi
leenr.g
,,
,
...
,
,
,
,(,.
.
"
-----
aren
m
leM
,orunale
circuni-
I
i
"erytWnB
thal
toward
,
that
you
as
a
cranky
!
con-
'
the
University
of
British
it
m
iht
be
needed-H
to
Throueh
self-denial
Six
Linda
Strachan
replied.
She
tending
lioted
1
"
"
lnilrU
t
H
i
C
'1
tm
iliil
mn
nr.t
-
Climflf
at
1
1
full
nrt
m
xxa
w
.
.
.
.
..
1L
uoiiHUiiiiiiiriiL
UI
wu.
j
H'ut-A
nKlMron
harl
oivan
til
thP
caiH
that
th
mV
CrA
R
v
Pft
limbla.
IS
remaimnff
Oil
IHtf
.
kux
nurhona
o
low
mm-
hrlnn.ll,.,..,1
,klo
orotner
prices
will
stay
.
Marcn
Qf
Dime8(
tne
Mani.
wouid
d0
tnelr
best
t0
make
the
coast.
.kipr
aw
av
out
in
the
gen-
lit
.
haa
..
,
hiJulimt
...
K
i
...
tn
mu
a
kann
,
lin
iTt
nrt
mn4rAl
arhiMA
K
t"
the
'
1
L
direction
ol
f
flnri
mnrA
tnuaH
fhn
Wfiafnlfir
what
nli
hnM
ir,
ho
ririfn
toba
Relief
Fund,
and
through
former
students
proud
of
their
the
Junior
Red
Cross
$29135.'
.
school
and
she
vtshed
the
gradu-
Advertise
through
Classifieds.
5c.
It
I
The
collection
of
tea
and
cof-,
atea
all
success
In
the
future.
,
lot
of
us
think
so.
Pearl
Harbor
was
a
sanguinary
Jfee
coupotis
had
reached
an
all-
The
school
song
was
sung
and
surprise
all
right.
Korea
is
an-
time
high
with
a
total
of
28,630
,
the
school
yell
given,
with
ar.
.
Ronald
Horton,
New
Zealand
ease
Fire"
shouted
the
Unit-
.publisher,
speaking-at
the
re-,a!,ons.
Just
what
the
Com--cent
convention
banquet
in
6t-
other,
although
it
can
harty
be
said
there
is
u
similarity.
Jtever-
belna
recorded.
It
was
through
extra
round
of
cheers
for
the
i
llTasr
awi
lpayni
WASHABLE
CHENILLE
SCATTER
RUGSgTA
New
Shipment
just
arrived
from
Belgium.
Assorted
sizes,
Ovals
and
Oblong,
1
8"
x
3(jo
48"
x
72".
-
Plain
Sculptured
and
Pattered
Designs.
The
Purchasing
Power
of
Our
Canadian
Dollar
Has
Brought
Prices
Down
to
Pre-War
Level.
theless,
behind
each
enough
this
activity
that
the
Junior
Red
school
and
the
holidays,
and
problems-dangerous
and
com-'
Cross
total
had
-been
reached.
.
then
the
assembly
was
closed
i!s.
lovaimni
suum
,
iawa,
suid
mat
in
Vancouver
he
,
sgh
Korea
yelled
back
is
not
told
a
taxidrlver
h
was
from
,i
but
it
could
have
beeu
New
Zealand.
"Oh
yes,"
said
the
..reTellln?
Me."
Itaxlman,
"that's
the
new
prov-
pie.
Part
of
the
money
was
expended
.
wim
me
singing
oi
uie
nuumim
;
lnrallv
and
several
In
the
dis-
Anthem.
Miss
Yvonne
Larson
I
I
seek
only
the
good
in
people
'trlct
had
been
assisted
through
was
accompanist,
and
leave
what
is
bad
to
Him
hospital
and
medical
care
In
the
The
Parent-Teacher
Assocla-who
made
mankind
and
knows
'
special
hospitals
for
children
inltion
provided
refreshments
for
how
to
round
off
the
corners.
'the
province.
!
the
parents
and
the
graduating
class.
A
feature
the
great.
rtnetht
I
t(
r.f
,f
was
Learn
to
Dance
Expert
instruction
in
Fox
Trot,
Waltz,
Jive
Rhumba,
Tango
Private
Lessons
For
appointment
Green
491
PRINCE
RUPERT
DANCE
STUDIO
Learn
to
Dance
'cards
the,cake
for
the
class
with
themes-Attorney
was
then
made
to
qeneral
Wlsmer,
pupiu
by
school
Inspector
J.
sage,
"Congratulations
to
the
speaking
Monday
night,
gave
a
Cnell.
After
the
presentation
,
Grade
six
Graduating
Class,
clear
and
revealing
picture
of
the
Mr
Cnell
spoke
to
the
pupils
inscribed
upon
it.
Mrs.
P.
Bond
Doukhobor
nitnatlon
in
BrltLsh
polntlng
out
that
thls
was
an'Mrs.
M.
Halvorsen
and
Mrs.
R.
Columbia.
It
has
row
come
to
lmDOrtant
day
m
"their
formal
,
reissel
were
ln
chare
ot
tne
CHECK
THESE
ITEMS
AND
.
.
.
SAVE
IT
HAS
BECOME
GOSPEL
this
oolnt.
Doukobors
were
ad-'
.v.
.,
,
relreshments
under
Mrs.
H.
V.
schooling.
It
Was
the
half-way!
the
Borden
KELLOGGS
,
.
CORN
FLAKES,
8
oz.
2
pkgs.
29"C
Sl'N
RYPE
'
,
1
mltted
to
-Canada,
ln
the
first
;
hnus
fo.
manV,
To
use
a
base
Flood,
president
of
St.
School
P.T.A.
PRINCE
RUPERT
IN
place,
as
members
of
a
sect.
As.h.
xnmnnHsnn
t.hev
were
now
JUST
ARRIVED!
graduating
such
thpy
wene
not
exattly
wel-
Members
of
the
l
t
.
nrt
hna
anA
lt.
wa.
un
to
APPLE
JUICE,
20
oz
'
4
tins
4
Marion
come
but
ttere
was
little
reason
I
each
of
them
to
reach
home.
He
case
2.89
ti,
doubt
that,
certainly
-within
:
halt
a
century,
a
peculiar
fanat
Another
Shipment
of
the
Fomoui
HEEL-HUGGER
TIES!
Evans,
Larry
Eytcheson,
Dick.
Flood,
Christo
.Furniotis,
Jackie
Gustafson,
Betty
Hood,
Yvonne
Jackson,
Howard
Johanser,
CHEERIO
.
TOMATO
JUICE,
20
oz.
congratulated
an
h
on
his
success,
and
wished
them
-well
In
the
future.
.
.:
,
'
MILLS
TROPHY
-
The
award
of
the
Miss
S.
A.
Mills
Memorial
Trophy,
an
award
Margaret
Johnson,
Ole
Led,
Tom
Long,
Eugene
Man,
Donald
Mar-
4
tins
4g-c
$2.89
per
case
6,99
icism
would
be
pretty
well
dilut-!ed.
Perhaps
St
has.
with
a
cer-i
tO'n
proportion
of
adherents.
I
But
others
are
not
only
members
iof
a
sect.
T'v
v
are
showln?
!
themselves
criminals,
and
-with
!
scant
disposition
to
be
anything
else.
BLACK
KID
AA
to
EE
FITTINGS
.tinusen,
Russell
McNeill,
Danny
THAT
THE
FINEST
DINNERS
ARE
SERVED
.V'
'at
the
CIVIC
CEIItRE
DIIIIIIG
ROOM
"Chicken
in
the
Rough"
To
Take
Out
Phone
868
for
reservations
,
PACIFIC
OR
CORONATION
MILK
!
to-
the
outetanding
pupil
in
the
;
Newf
ieidj
Ter0
paaVolo,
Pat
Par
school,
was
then
made
by
Alder
nell,
Lonny
Patten,
Thelma
Pav-
man
Douglas
Frlzzell.
Mr.
Friz-
likls.
Rodnev
PhilioDson.
Julio
CHEERIO
CREAM
CORN
15
oz
...
.
4
tins
9c
'
case
9.7ft
zell
'
referred
to
the
impression
j
Prockter
Francis
Rowe,
Roy
$14,50
made
Dy
miss
muis,
ior
many
sieDer
Mony
Simmons,
Rock"
Appointment
of
a
provincial
j
years
principal
of
Borden
Street
Terry
George
Thain,
Donald
ROBIN
HOOD
FLOUR,
24
lb.
School,
on
,the
pupils-
and
the
fyay
LoUise
Wood.
in
Tea
Towel
Sack
....
$1.79
Brwimw3Es
Inspector
of
elmt
leal
energy
for
Prince
Rupert
ti
beir,
ecom-merded
to
Victoria
by
oily
community
alike.
Her
advice
to
PREM
work
hard,
play
hard
and
be
a
good
sport
was
worth
following.
Advertise
through
Classifieds
2
tins
89C
THE
LATEST
LADIES
I
APRICOTS
We
suggest
that
customers
planning
to
I
preserve
apricots
do
so
immediately.
According
to
I
reports
from
the
Okanagan,
we
will
have
no
B.C.
.
apricoW
this
year.
A
ONE
AND
TWO
PIECE
"
1
!f
ft
i
i
IT'S
B
URNS
i
EST
HAYS
COVE
UYS
AVE.
I
FOR
SWIM
SUITS
$6.95
LADIES'
SUN
DRESSES
AND
STRAPLESS
SLIPS
ECONOMY,
QUALITY
AND
SERVICE
Phone
755
Free
Delivery
ALL
'PRICES
EFFECTIVE
TO
JILY
4,
1950
fik
'Apk.
A-1-
L
A
Acfivtecf
Ssls
:
CHILDREN'S
SUN
AND
SWIM
SUITS
A
REAL
VACATION
AT
Limberlost
Lodge
DOM'S
DEP'T
STORE
bn
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
4KUUBVI
.....................
FV.ars
-
-
Children
(under
12)
$3.00
per
day
,
including
meals
For:
Hunting
Fishing
Boating
Dancing
Tennis
i
FLY
Q.C.A.
"
;
,
Five
Times
Weekly
,
1
f
K
Swimming
Phone
476
.
BOULTER
&
WELTER
(Formerly
B
it
W
Transfer)
Concrete,
Gravel
and
Cement
Phon
Block
774
(Office)
T.
Norton
Youngs,
3rd
Avenue
powerful
ejosl
liH
CANNERY
WORKERS
ATT
E
II
T
1
0
tl
WOMEN'S
GUM
BOOTS
'
Regular
$3.45
.
.
.
"
Special
$2.95
FAMILY
SHOE
STORE
LTD.
Phone
357
Charlie
Roberts
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No
wonder
Shell
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winning
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stepped-p
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.
more
new'
customers
every
day.
they
call
for
more
powerful
.gas-
Get
tankful
of
"activated"
Shell
oline!
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