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Dafip
Hetoa
Fri.lay,
February
11,
1949
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A
Weekly
Record
iiilpott,
Evitt
and
Co,
Ltd.
lips
Lansuage
Club
The
language
speaking
club,
under
the
sponsorship
of
Mr.
Sbrocchi,
is
made
up
of
a
few
students
who
have
decided
they
Editor
Irene
Hansen.
Reporter
Marge
Brawn,
Joan
Mollrr,
fMina
Krrrithan,
Mary
MeAfer,
tMht
lUrriMMi,
Kathleen
Smith.
Desiika
PeiM-rr.
Peter
Harvey
Tops
Schoo
In
Student
Honor
Marks
Can
Supply
You
With
4k
t
A
Junior's
Wish
I
want
to
be
a
Senior,
And
1th
the
Seniors
stand
A
fountain
pen
behind
my
ear,
A
notebook
ia
my
hand.
I
would
not
be
an
angel
For
angels
have
to
slnt;
I'd
rather
be
a
Senior
And
never
do
a
thing.
I
R
Including
Fir,
Cedar,
etc.
B.
Joyce,
A.
Paulson,
B.
Win-die.
D.
Johnson.
A.
McKay,
B
Toderas.
do
not
get
enough
French
.
in
six
periods
a
week.
Although
the
accent
is
placed
on
the
French,
they
also
learn
simple
vocabularies
in
German,
Spanish
and
Latin;
while
some
of
the
members
have
even
gone
pORlNG
In
Fir
or
Hemlock
;DING
All
Types
i
translate
this
verse
fnttn
the
Latin:
Isabilii,
Heres
ago,
'
Fortibus
es
in
aro,
Noces,
Mari
Thebi
trux
VatU
in
em
pa
a
dux."
,
.
He
came
up
with
the
following:
"I
say,
Billie,
here'
a
go,
Forty
buses
In
a
row."
"No,"
gays
Mary,
"they
be
trueks."
"Vat
is
In
'em?"
"Pucks
o'
ducks."
SASH
and
DOOR
and
10s
FOOTHILLS
ALRKRTA
COAL
In
1948
the
value
of
Canada's
field
crop
set
an
all-tune-record
of
$1,595,000,000.
Peter
Harvey
of
10-1,
with
an
average
of
05,
tops
the
school
examination
honors.
Other
honor
students
are
:
Ken
1-aurie-12-2
Lewella
McDonald
-10-1
Margot
Brown
9-2
Margaret
Slraehan
9-2
Kceonil
t
lass
Students
T.
Foreman
E.
Harrison,
Laily
Husoy,
Robert
Junes,
Alma
Knutson,
J.
I-angridge
,M.
McAfee,
H.
Pierce,
R.
Ronald.
Agnes
Smith
C.
Seppola
D.
Wilkinson
L.
Farrington,
B.
Oerrood,
R.
Hunter,
G.
Lien,
M.
Lykegard,
B.
Prince.
J.
Farrington
M.
Doane,
N.
Hill,
M.
Mark.
W.
Morrison.
E.
Martin
J.
Gibb,
R.
MeColl,
B.
Martin.
J.
Anderson,
J.
Bateman,
R.
Ciccone,
B.
Comer,
J.
Grimble,
S.
Vorgensen.
Alfild
KnuUon,
J.
McDonald,
G.
Morrison,
S.
Pierce.
N.
Christy,
B.
Garner,
G.
in
all
sizes
as
far
afield
as
Russian
and
Japanese.
Besides
learning
the
actual
languages
they
have
studied
the
family
groups
of
these
languages
and
their
development.
Thus
gives
an
Interesting
insight
into
the
background
of
the
various
nations
of
the
world.
Througti
this
club,
the
members
hope
to
gain
a
limited
comprehension
of
a
few
lane-
r
I'HONE
f.St
Since
Canada's
first
National
Park
was
created
at
Banff
in
1885
the
system
hv
grown
w
MEN'S
TWEED
TOPCOATS
Feir.
to
$25
NOW.....:
$15
MEN'S
ALL
WOOL
DYED
WORSTED
SVITS
"
Sizes
42
to
46,
;
Ret?,
to
$60
NOW
..
.
$12.56
Men's
GABARDINE
COATS
English
make,
Fully
Ilined
sizes
36
to
44
Reg.
$27.50
-
NOW
$'.0
MEN'S
ALL
WOOL
PULL-""
OVER
SWEATERS,
Waffl(f
Stitch,
Special
.-
$3.50
MEN'S
DRESS
PANTS,
Worsteds,
Tweeds
&
Gabardines
from
:..
$4.75
MEN'S
WORK
PANTS,
Cotton
&
Cotton
Worsteds,
perfect
fit,
a
large
assortment'
Price
from
:..
$2.95
BOYS'
SHIRTS
for
School
and
dress
$1.25
to
$1.73
bOYV
SWLA
I
LkS,
assorted
styles
and
low
in
price
From
$1.25
HOYS'
RUBBER
I.ACF
BOOTS.
NOW
...
$I.S5'
BOYS'
SCHOOL
HOOTS
it
DRESS
OXFORDS,
Best
Quality
at
Reduced
'
Prices
include
26
parks
with
an
area
I
of
over
29.660
touaiw
mile
Tl
There
are
1.025
miles
In
Can-
stretefces
from
the
Selkirk
Coke
Sale
The
Truck
Club
held
a
very
Henry,
O.
Husvic,
C.
Johnsen,
F.
Kristmanson,
A,
Mcintosh,
R.
Pedersen,
O.
Strand.
ada
produtUitt
livestock
feed;
91
f
'
"
y
Mountain
Mountain
ia
n
British
Columbia',
fih.Jr.i
n.,
J.A..
Brawn
Columbia
could
,h
make
themselves
k
under-
success
uB
"
v
""
wi-M
in
easi
coast
of
Cape
Breton
Club
president
i
coke
and
hot
dog
Thursday.
Over
12
bee.
stood
in
same.
Ls
Joe
Chell.
Lsland,
Nova
Scotia.
.sale
last
wara
.
df
weiners,
25
dozen
pounds
buns
and
6
cases
of
coke
were
consumed
by
hungry
students.
The
rluh
realized
n
nmfit
r.r
5-The
fourth
de-,
held
In
'
the
?!xm,
th
he
subject
$20
3Q
Th,g
money
wi
hc,p
tQ
;it
P'lnCe
Tra.k
Ttnm's
,;.
SPORTS
Westminster
Hoopsters
Coming
Here
,cd
th
IT
PAYS
TO
ROLL
YOUR
OWN
WITH
HOWLERS
Judging
by
"schoolboy
howlers"
culled
from
January
test
papers,
Bo
Me
Hi
student
are
just
as
original
as
their
fellows
anywhere.
Here
are
some
examples
:
Q.
Write
sentences
using
the
following
words,
so
as
to
reveal
their
meaning,
irrevocable,
M
a
greater
port
cR)Wn
soutn
lne
Provin(.iul
rrL.n
.l..hnU
High
School
Track
Meet
which
1
s
in
y
be
held
In
May.
the
affirmative,
that
side
bein
,e
and
S.
Suga
and
speakers,
miss
jke
to
carry
an
X-ray
around
j
The
Duke
or
C&nnaught
High
j
Stevens.
We
afl
witn
tnem
t0
see
lipon
which
School
basketball
souad
from
liable,
illegible.
New
Westminster
will
play
a
ith
the
negative
firVs
heart
lney
can
make
tne
j
know
it
is
an
im-
most
impression.
try
and
prove
that
j
ever
be
a
greater
,-inre
Rupert.
Canada"
there's
a
telephone
j3
This
is
Valen-
for
every
five
persons;
1
Rus-Voukln't
some
boys
sia,
one
for
every
140.
Cigarette
Tobacco
MUD.
SWEET.
BRIGHT
YIRGIN
A.
After
only
six
month
In
this
country
his
English
was
"irrevocable"
and
he
became
a
professor
of
that
subject.
I
think
she
is
a
"liable"
babysitter.
A
teacher's
writing
must
be
"illegible"
so
that
everyone
may
read
it.
Q.
Explain
the
Salique
Law.
A.
The
Salique
Law
is
that
two
game
series
with
the
local
Bo-Me-Hi
Rainmakers
on
February
23
and
24.
The
Duke
have
an
amazing
record
with
23
wins
in
25
games
played.
In
competition
with
American
schools
they
have
8
victories
:gainst.
2
ce.ea.s.
They
are
recognized
as
the
leading
high
school
basketball
team
on
the
lower
mainland.
The
travelling
team
consists
of
eight
players;
Bob
Flynn,
ft
3
TLB
1
Ormes
Di
rugs
no
woman
can
oe
King
of
;
France.
j
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
Danny
Zaharko,
Steve
SviatkoJ
HOLLYWOOD
cafe
Most
Up-to-Date
Cafe
in
the
City
Open
from
8
p.m.
to
4
a.m.
fRESCRIPTION
CHEMISTS
Paul
Breday.
Jack
Kennisa,
Sid
Burrows,
Grover
Sinclair
and
no
man
descended
from
a
woman
can
become
King.
j
Q
What
effect
did
thej
French
Revolution
have
oa
the
beginnings
of
Romantic
poetry?
j
E
HOURS
WEEK-DA
V8,
9
A.M.
TO
9
P.M.
AYS
AND
HOLIDAYS
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NOOM
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2
P.M,
I
7
P
M.
TO
9
PM.
A.
The
French
Revolution
A
Home
Awav
From
Home
tQ
Rooms,
Hot
and
Cold
Water
PRINCE
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B.C.
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303
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Hiiyh
Sinclair,
along
with
man-'
ayer
Sunny
Nelson
and
coach
Ken
Wright.
The
five
players
mentioned
will
probably
be
the
Purple
and
Gold's
starting
lineup.
No
one
player
Is
outstanding
and
all
the
scoring
is
fairly
We
Specialize
in
Chinese
Dishes
CHOP
SUEY
-
CHOW
MEIN
FOR
OUTSIDE
ORDERS
PHONE
133
stirred
up
the
minds
of
the
poets
and
the
poets
stirred
up
the
poems,
A
student
not
herei
had
to
Phone
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Emergency
blrycle
delivery
from
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p.m.
till
9
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and
Sunday
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irvlc
lm.
till
6
pm.
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ivenly
distributed.
PHONE
81
The
Dukes
are
a
tall
team
and
all
their
players
are
a.
feet
or
over
with
the
exception
ol
two.
Their
average
height
is
about
6
feet,
1
inch.
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CHEESE
New
Creamed
Fresh
Made
SINESS
AND
PROFESSIONAL
VALENTIN
DAIRY
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am
you
counting
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and
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B.C.
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1
,
i
ii"
1
or
arc
you
counting
money:
When
they
visited
Rupert
two
years
ago,
the
Dukes
managed
to
defeat
the
Rainmakers
joth
names
but
tn;s
year
the
fans
think
that
it
will
be.
a
dif-ierent
story.
This
series
will
give
local
basketball
enthusiasts
a
chance
to
see
how
the
Bo-Me-Hi
team
stands
up
against
southern
competition.
From
the
standpoint
of
previous
games
this
season,
the
Rainmakers
can
be
expected
to
give
me
Westminster
lads
a
run
for
their
money.
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BLACK
75C
sfj
10th
East
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WOOD
A.
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GARDNER
&
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CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANTS
in
sacks
.
ARE
YOU
HAVING
SLEEPLESS
NIGHTS
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WORRYING
ABOUT
THE
ND
CEDAR
Pack
Delivered
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Jig
Saw
Puzzles
isn't
our
line
but
when
it
comes
to
putting;
things
together,
with
a
weld
that's
a
different
story
!
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Welding
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and
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NEED
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Why
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it?
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vie
our
varl-?
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over
equip-
Hoop
Shots
BO-ME-HI
JUVENILE
BASKETBALL
TEAMS
HI
1
Has
the
best
teamwork
where
everyone
is
a
potential
scorer,
the
highest
scoier
being
Ray
Davidson.
'Captain
is
Freddy
Kristmanson
nd
coaches
arc
Dick
Wesch
and
Don
Johnson.
In
Mr.
Evans'
i
physical
teacheri
opinion,
they
will
be
prooably
the
team
to
boat
in
the
playoff.
HI
2
Captain
is
Robert
Barnes;
couch,
Ray
Webber.
Though
they
started
poorly,
they
are
now
a
potential
threat.
The
high
scores
are
shared
by
Dick
Nickerson
and
Harold
Webber.
This
is
the
best
im-'j
proved
team
in
the
league.
HI
3
This
team
has
been
un
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M0LLER
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REAUTY
SHOP
Permanent
Waving
Beauty
Culture
In
all
Its
branches
ing,
therefore,
their
teamwork
is
poor.
Their
captain
is
William
Blackaby.
He
is
also
their
high
scorer.
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only
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CONTRACTORS
LOOK
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NEW
RED
AND
WHITE
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GOLD
SEAL
LABEL
lost
Jordan
Smith
who
played
forward.
This
ioss
may
weaken
the
team.
The
scoring
burden
rests
upon
the
shoulders
of
Norman
Scherk
and
Chris
Erickson.
This
team
is,
according
to
Mr.
Evans,
the
team
to
beat.
.
The
colors
of
the
teams
are:
Hi
1-purple;
HI
2
Blue;
Hi
3
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Hi
4-green.
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