AGREEMENT
STJSPEVDED
Continued
from
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Prince
Rupert
Dairy
News
Tuesday,
February
7,
1950
company
has
at
al
ill
times
oeen
I
J
requirements?
impreSSGu
thought
in
....
,
alert
to
power
can
be
proud
of
your
handsome
hospital,"
he
saw.
"WXf
it
is
'Have
they
exercised
sd
performing
miracles
for
Ufe
sic);
increasing
the
producing
capac
1
J
With
City
and
injured.'
f
i
ity
...
I
don't
think
the
comppnj
"oi
oi
tt
I
:
An
initial
inspection
stores.
I
has
ever
Increased
that
capac
x-v
i
j
:
.
D
en
Cc
ntest
New
Director
of
Public
Health
Happy
After
Faniilarixing
Ilimslef
hotels,
restaurants
has
impressed
pr.
Black
with
he
amount
of
health
work
that
is
being-carried
!
Editorial
'l!
ity."
"I
will
personally
take
the
re-!
sponsibility,"
Aid.
Black
explain-
j
('
v,
Dr.
Duncan
Black,
newly
ar-
on.
ed,
"that
I
did
recommend
the
,
The
first
.week
in
February
will
see
Booth
Mem-!
tu
eu.i
rv
rived
suPervisor
ot
health
Dr.
Black
lease
and
utilizing
the
dry
dock
senr-
f
mentioneu
thsu
he
ices
in
Prince
Rupert
for
the
had
met
the
doctors
and
other
ts
m
orial
Hiffh
School
students
EoinK
to
the
polls
not
to
,
7
"
T,j
.
bl
DdnCe
vote
for
civic
adminiatratorbut
to
elect
their
camp
'
TJZ.L
have
approached
for
a
power
in-
steam
plant.
I
the
company
public
health
unit,
has
been
fam-
citizens.
"I
have
found
the
peo-iliarizing
himself
with
the
health
pie
of
Prince
Rupert
congenial
crease."
He
further
added
"T
wa
Mo
services
of
the
city
with
which
and
pleasant.
I
feel
I
have
been
.
I
I
'queen
who
will
reifrn
over
the
Valentine
Dance
Feb.
the
',,,.
M..haDS,
Up;10.
Candidates
who
were
chosen
by
the
student.
of
"c
"
""i"'
IUU
m
oemg
seni
nere.
to
persuade
them
to
purchase
a
m
h
y
110111
UA
L,lt;
Benior
classes,
are:
q,hooi
win
on,
81
attire
this
Fri
dlesel
installation
which
vd!
be
available
this
year
costing
in
the
neighborhod
ot
one
half
mdlion
dollars."
He
explained
that
Grade
10-1
Joyce
Farrington,
Manager,
Ronald
Kryklywyj.
i
ival
Drill
Hall.
beauty
contests.
This
contest
reflects
.
in
it's
way
the
taste
and
desires
of
the
future
citi
.
r.t,v
II
la
in
producing
costs
will
be
doubled.
INDUSTRIAL
DEFENCE
CHIEF
H.
J.
(HARRY)
Car-miehael
of
St.
Catherines,
Ont.
is
one
of
Canada's
greatest
in-
10-2
Clara
Varfeldt,1
Roald
Feness.
i
Oracle
Manager,
for
the
lull
emergency
net
ds.
i
"Thats
an
honest
opinion
Al-
'
zens
of
this
country.
Jt
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STAFF
Editor-in-Chief
-D.
Kerrighan
Editor
Bernard
Carood.
Reporters
Carql
Moorehouse,
Joyce
Moorehouse,
Tommy
Moorehouse,
Sheila
BeanHt,
i
Irene
Keekie,
Irene
Hanson,
Rene
Nicholson,
Willie
Wilkinson,
Henry
Martinusen,
Olive
Strand.
derman
Casey
.
.
.
.
be
seen
that
many
;GU-'trtaiists.He
wasco-ordinator'
can
r
tUuilul
rangements.
sident
Arnold
Ol--ram
cards
will
be
door
to
the
ladies,
ill
be
expected
to
,r
each
dance.
The
-sweetheart
of
,pn
will
preside
over
It
was
suggested
by
Alderman
Don
Fitch
that
the
British
Columbia
Power
Commission
b3
con
of
the
candidates
have
not
been
chosen
on
beauty
alone.
It
can
also
be
iiiuiiiuuus
production
during
the
Second
World
War
and
became
chahman
of
the
peacetime
Industrial
Defence
Board.
i
CP
Photo)
tacted
in
order
that
the
city
ob-
Grade
11-1
Iona
Hardy,
Manager,
Victor
Brain.
,
i
Grade
11-2
Madeline
Young-'
man,
manager,
Elsa
Schmidt.
1
12-1
Lenora
Faught,
manager.
Ray
Hunter.
12-2
Geid
Lien,
manager,
Frank
McFadden.
rev
r
ss-
ns
y
entertainment.
lees.
Doorman
will
be
Arnold
Olsen.
A
Junior
School
dance
Is
scheduled
for
the
same
evening
Idt.
Gerry
Procter.
respectively
are
refreshments,
de-
m
cummlt-
in
the
school
auditorium.
4
i
urogra
'I
Girls
For
Students'
Favor
harming
tain
information
as
to
what
car
be
done
here.
Alderman
Black
said
that
Mr.
Weston
of
the
commission
was
here
last
year
and
issued
a
set
of
figures
which
could
be
readily
obtained
oy
mail.
He
added
that
at
present,
the
commision
is
in
a
worse
situation
than
the
Northern
B.
0.
Powr
Company
due
to
,
conditions
in
the
Okanagan
Valley.
Th-
commission
had
not
been
able
to
furnish
emergency
equipment
here.
Discussions
kept
arising
and
the
meeting;
lasted
one
and
one-half
hours.
A
large
audkr.ee
ot
noticed
that
the
more
mature
the
nominating
group,
the
more
the
candidates
popularity
d
e-pends
upon
her
personality.
This
shows
that
the
trend
towards
culture
and
charm
with
beauty
as
second
choice
is
coir,
tinuing.
Because
of
this
then,
it
seems
likely
that
a
girl
who
has
more
attrac
tions
than
mere
prettifies,,
will
become
the
Bo-Me-Hi
School
Queen
for
1950.
This
is
even
more
likely
when
on'
considers
that
half
the
voters
will
be
girls
themselves.
Anyhow,
the
only
way
to
lie
sure
is
to
wait
and
see
and
hope
that
the
most
suitable,
whoever
that
may
be
will
win.
Ira
Varfelt
Her
voice,
especially,
has
attract-
passes
all
her
classes
with
hon-
it
is
a
very
good
"d
much
attention,
having
sung
orsi,
she
would
probably
3ay
she
ays
willing
to
help
hi
the
local
theatre
on
the
ama-
is
going
to
be
a
atenographer.
jme
of
need.
Her
teur
contest
and
over
tlje
local
But
her
secret
ambition
is
to
be-her
form
is
excel-
radio
station.
,
come
a
dress
designer
and
a
fash-
looks
Rood
In
a
'
lona
has
taken
part
in
many
Ion
model.
social
events
and
this
experience
Her
manager
says
Gerd
Lien
Is
:
3
inches,
ash
blond
coupled
with
her
looks
and
per-
the
only
candidate
for
School
eyes,
and
is
115
nnallty
go
towards
making
her
Queen
who
wanted
to
be
intro-
i.'auty.
'Her
marks
the
ldmil
candidate
for
the
Queen
tluced
to
the
Junior
grades.
1
"ZZ-'&f
TI.e
Crfe
MtlWw
Alami
5'"t,
luc
wS
111
-
n.f
m
citizens
listened
to
proceedings.
"All
the
boys
drank
root
beer
out
of
my
slipper
what
a
mess!"
I
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I'M
GOING
TO
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VTy-N
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t
,
of
Booth
Memorial.
I
ra's
liuit
year
at
our
se
next
year
she
Is
Convent
for
a
busi-So
let's
give
her
io
remember
our
Gerd
Lien
!
Orade
12-J's
candidate
for
School
Queen
is
an
all
Rupert
lnss;
she
was
born
here
on
"Feb-
Lenora
Faught
j
Lenora
was
born
on
June
12,
1932,
in
Innislail,
Alberta,
but
j
now
after
residing
here
for
seven
years,
.she
is
an
all
around
Prince
Rupert
girl.
Lenora's
iigure
compares
with
any
other
girls
in
the
school.
You've
seen
her
leading
cheers
at
the
Civic
SAME
RESTAURANTS
)
.iUft
if
L
NV
F
,
V-
iAl-T-T
A'
-fr
t
K1.1K
ne,
wu.-n.
oi
,
nmr,
17
1932,
and
has
had
oU
her
schooling
here,
having
at-
I
PQcrinnton
'
t,nc"cl
Sod
old
King
Ed
before
Centre.
.
'She
keeps
her
classes
in
con-
iitu
an
education
ot
Bo-Me-Hi.
Gerd
has
a
very
pleasant
per-,
tlnual
roar
of
laughter
much
to
the
DELIGHT
oi
me
teachers.
an
average
standing
and
is
interested
in
ctivities.
She
takes
.terest
in
school
af-as
mi
the
Student
;
Jr.
Council
Presid-
49.
sotmiity.
She
has
acquired
a
rare
knack
of
prompting
a
conversation
along
with
a
two
letter
word,
"oh."
iwith
a
question
mark,
following
it.),
Seriously,
IhfcugbL.
she
is
a
great
conversationalist
and
puts
Just
the
right
amount
of
humor
in
it.
'
'
Oerd
has
one
of
the
most
perfect
figures
in
the
school.
She
cute
blonde,
With
Site
is
5
2".
and
Is
I
in
all
the
school.
iq
Hardy
of
Bu-Me-Hi
Iona
'should
be
seen
In
a
bathing
suit
position
excellently.
'
ph-la-la.
And
to
compare
her
:n
years
old,
five
figure
with
any
of
the
other
Lenora
is
usually
found
with
a
piece
of
gum
in
her
mouth
and
her
way
of
talking
and
chewing
at
the
same
time
is
quite
a
feat.
Seriously,
Lenora
in
really
quite
l
itnl
and
a
lot
of
fun.
Lenora
is
a
senior
in
Bo-Me-Hi.
She
is
one
of
our
Cheer
Leaders,
and
has
many
ther
school
activities
to
her
credit.
She
has
brown
hair
and
hazel
eyes.
Stands
about
5'
2".
Modaline
Youngman
Maddy
has
long
been
called
"Everybody's
Pal"
and
she
really
does
live
up
to
this
name.
She
is
always
gay,
bright
and
happy,
with
a
smile
for
everyone,
or
a
cheerful
word.
Maddy
was
born
here
on
a
windy
day
in
November,
1933,
and
now
at
the
age
of
16
she
is
one
of
the
most
popular
girls
in
Bo-Me-Hi.
She
is
taking
the
Commercial
course
and
hopes
to
be
some
poor
man's
secretary
some
day.
She
really
goes
in
lor
blues
records
and
banana
splits,
both
of
which
she
enjoys
at
a
certain
cafe
every
idles
tall,
has
brun-d
brown
eyes
and
a
are
Everything
con-
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very
nice
to
look
at
onderful
personality.
n
interests
centre
'na.
an
.and
singing.
girls
contesting
for
School
Queen,
measurements
may
be
obtained
from
her
manager,
Buck
McFadden.
If
Oerd
were
asked
what
she
Is
going
to
be
after
graduation,
(and
there
Is
not
a
chance
of
her
not
graduating
cause
she
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CHRYSLER
PLYMOUTH
Jou
get
the
Good
Things
first
from
the
Chrysler
Corporation
ligh
Compression
Engines
hydraulic
Brakes
.
.
looting
Power-
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Steel
Bodies
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PILES
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,
Every
day
we
receive
letters
r
from
former
sufferers,
who
had
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given
up
hope,
grateful
for
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And
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lCC
your
lornl
rkrucl
PUmAiith
nnlr
new
Pyltone
Treatment,
many
after
years
of
misery.
You
know
how
modern
science
has
advanced.
Pyltone
is
a
result
of
that
advancement.
Pyltone
Pile
Treatment
eoes
direct
to
the
trouble
source
(
internal
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t-.iKts
nf
Pvlptmip
mnv
be
dis
WPEHT
MOTORS
JJMI1ED
agreeable
but
results
are
what!
vou
want.
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get
results
with
lh
iirst
bottle
or
vour
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rt'
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PHONE
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refunded.
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IH)
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ss.
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