Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
June
25,
1953
Wale'
St
torti
Trespassing
Famed
Job's
Daughters
Give
Colorful
Display
at
Centre
Joanne
Prockter
Receives
Trophy
at
Borden
Graduation
41
.
f
I
lOl
K
JOOli
9'
.
.
.
With
Sandu
The
Miss
8.
A.
Mills
Memorial
Tommy
Halvorsen,
Maureen
be
sure
to
get
trophy,
emblematic
of
the
outstanding
pupil
at
Borden
Street
1
1.
The
famed
Job's
Daughters
town
in
perfect
rhythm
behind
precision
drill
team,
which
Is
their
pipe
.band,
due
to
leave
for
the
Calgary
They
came
to
a
halt
In
front
Stampede
on
July
2
to
give
an
of
the
Civic
Centre,
and
In
unl-exhibition,
put
on
a
colorful!80"
andw!th.J,rfeJctlm.i"g;
nn
Hopkins,
Phyllis
Kaardal,
William
Kergin,
Bernice
Kortesaari.
Margaret
Leighton,
Sue
Made-iy,
Bill
Marchant,
Elaine
Ness,
Gary
Ogilvie.
Larry
Parent,
Gail
0
0
0
I
girls
began
their
display
of
intricate
marching
routines
which
display
for
the
public
here
last
farker,
Joanne
Prockter,
Peter
UVJ
MEDICINE
HAT
(CP)
Adam
Klugg
of
Redclif
fe,
Alta.
had
a
good
story
to
tell
his
wife
the
night
he
didn't
get
home
from
a
party:
he
had
been
slugged
and
robbed
of
$14
by
two
intm
he
picked
up.
The
trouble
was,
he
explained
in
court
Wednesday,
he
actually
ended
the
night
by
sleeping
in
his
car
and
when
his
wife
Insisted
he
report
the
robbery
to
police,
they
Investigated
and
proved
the
;ioax.
Radford,
Sheila
Setter,
Geral
were
executed
without
a
flaw.
Among
the
many
spectators
were
about
100
tourists
who
had
come
to
town
earlier
aboard
the
1
night
at
the
Civic
Centre-Under
the
Instruction
of
Alex
Mitchell
and
with
ornl
csptain
Margaret
Giske,
the
32
girls,
rirossprt
tn
their
neat
short
School,
was
presented
by
Douglas
Frlzzell,
on
behalf
of
former
pupils,
to
Joanne
Prockter
at
the
graduation
exercises
at
.Borden
Street
School
Wednesday
afternoon.
In
making
the
presentation
Mr.
Frlzzell
said
the
pupils
would
ever
remember
their
days
it
Borden
Street
School.
Only
recently
he
had
met
with
some
of
his
former
classmates
and
they
talked
of
their
elementary
school
days-
dine
Snidal,
Chester
Sfewart,
Beatrice
Thorarinson,
Donald
Vaccher,
Gail
Weise,
Donald
Withers,
Patsy
Wong,
Edward
Yager,
Jean
Williams,
Michael
Wayman,
Lynn
Wrathall
and
Prince
Rupert
ehroute
to
Alaska.
An
11
-year-old
girl
has
a
sratid
new
b'ke
today
becaate
4,e
worked
hard
at
a
contest
w
a
whole
month
and
linally
pmcrned
the
winner
for
the
,-PPk
ending
June
6.
.
She
is
Carole
MeKay,
daugh-;cr
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Joshua
McKay,
winner
of
a
"Freshle"
',.(intp.-,t.
Diligently,
she
gath-,.rl.d
enough
coupons
as
the
nles
required,
then
answered
a
ie-breaker
question
correctly.
Came
did
all
this
without
;he
knowledge
of
her
parents,
mil
when
the
bike
came
she
was'
i,i
school.
Mummy
and
daddy
were
,
really
surprised
;ihey
hadn
l
Ordered
any
bike
and
advised
plaid
skirts,
white
long-sleeved
j
Many
praisea
we
neatness
ana,
blouses
black
boleros
and
wear-
I
the
ability
of
the
girls
and
said
ing
tartan
hats,
marched
into
they
were
a
credit
to
the
city.
1
Kosie
Zittlau.
He
was
very
glad
to
be
present
and
to
make
the
presentation.
He
urged
them
all
to
keep
up
the
school
spirit
and
wished
'hem
well
In
high
school.
He
"as
particularly
happy
to
make
i
MtliD
swifts.
Lb.
-
Kff
uwm
T7"11
'
:
M
!Vv,.M
,t
pitman
that
the
cts
par-
the
presentation
to
Joanne.
I
must
have
been
mlsaduress-
I
Then
uaroie
expiainea,
Mrs,
A.
Logan,
president
of
the
Borden
Street
School
P-TA
ThLs
is
her
first
bike
and
she
very
proud
of
her
accompltsh-
iiifiit.
Incidentally,
so
are
her
m
rents.
Hiyliliulit
at
the
Prince
Ru-
jjt-rt
General
Hospital
yesterday
nresented
report
cards
to
the
:
successful
students.
She
was
!
mre
that
they
would
continue
i
their
fine
work
in
high
school.
I
Prlncinnl
J.
S
Wilson
refer-j
red
to
the
school
record
for
the
1
vnar.
The
pupils
had
taken
their
1
full
share
In
community
activities,
the
Coronation
Day
parade,
tagKlng
for
city
organizations,
and
the
Music
and
Drama
Festival.
Their
Junior
Red
Cross
activ
us
the
Dirin
01
twins
to
Mr.
iiid
Mis.
Kieharil
Wratliall
of
.Miller
Bay
...
.
Allan
Kit-hard
was
6Vi
pounds
.mil
his
sLster
Kichelle
Anne
wished
in
at
six
pounds
even.
Mother,
the
former
Shirley
Dirkir,
and
twins
are
doing
ity
had
been
outstanding.
With
the
proceeds
from
sales
of
$383
83
and
self-denial
dona
flue.
Father,
employed
at
Miller
Bay
Hospital,
is
overjoyed
.
.
.
hut
a
bud
start
for
a
family.
tions
of
$93.52,
a
total
of
$457.35
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CMSIU1P
HU"TS
77
e
":
K
yViir
Bottle
-
-
Ih&zK
CAULIFLOWER,
From
victorio-Lb.
IC
A
WMm
BULLMAN'S
f.
ASPARAGUS,
no.
i-Lb
27c
(
r
rMlnlisS)
choke,
...
Im
rhubarb,
no.,-..
3
ibs
25c
"Tip"
cantaloupes,
imported
2
for
39c
ml
rl
S
G,ANT
PKT-6)SC
carrots,
Bunch
2
for
21c
:
HDAM:nC
ADAKIiCCC
ADAKirZCC
U
would
be
available
for
Junior
Red
Cross
work
in
the
province,
Canada
and
overseas-
former
member
of
the"
K.
s
KCMP
force
here
Luke
"rises
L'
leaving
for
Haney
this
week
-end
where
he
and
his
brother
will
set
up
a
carpentry
uuslness.
Luke
and
his
wife,
Kal,
and
their
baby
are
travel
Mr.
Wilson
also
referred
to
the
fine
support
given
the
school
by
individual
parents
as
well
as
through
the
Parent-Teacher
Association.
The
school
choir
sang
"Whoa.
My
Gentle
Dobbin,"
and
"Soldier,
Soldier,
Won't
You
Marry
ing
by
car.
Luke
has
been
vorking
at
Kttimat
until
re-
tntly
and
was
known
here
luring
the
war
years
when
he
1
smii
be
k
mm
m
mm
ia
od'
m
wns
a
stoker
In
the
navy.
Mrs.
Glen
I.unqulst
and
her
011s
l.regory
ana
ueoffrey
Me?"
with
Mrs.
Oordon
Calder-i
wood
accompanying,
and
O
Canada
and
Ood
Save
the
Queen.
,
Ricky
Paulding
gave
the
good
wishes
on
behalf
of
the
school
to
the
graduating
class
and
also
promised
that
they
themselves
'.
would
keep
up
the
fine
name:
of
the
school
and
carry
on
the
tradition.
The
school
song
and
the
school
yell
were
given
with
ti-.
A
-
!
-rtV
.
m
m
nave
arrived
Irom
Seattle
to
Isit
Mrs.
Lunqulst's
parents
Mi.
and
Mrs.
Charles
P.
Ralag-no
while
her
husband,
who
is
SUGAR
tiih
the
Boeing
Aircraft,
is
on
PEAS
Royal
City,
5's
CORNED
BEEF
Swift's
Exeter
a
business
trip
to
Ohio.
BLACK
PEPPER
Tin
25C
25-lb.
Sack
.
Old
friendships
were
renewed
the
usual
enthusiasm.
Pupils
graduatlnn
were
Wil-lard
Anderson,
Robert
Augier.
Judy
Brown,
Gilbert
Chow,
Marilyn
Curts,
Clarence
Doane,
Leona
Mae
Domlnato,
Shirley
Eytcheson,
Michael
Greene,
here
lasi,
week
when
John
Car-pfnter
came
back
to
Rupert
to
visit
his
mother.
John,
who
Tin
45C
12
Tins
33C
aduated
recently
from
the
University
of
Edmonton
and
hortly
will
set
up
a
doctor's
Pork
Liver
No.
1
Lb.
33c
We
carry
the
largest
and
most
complete
selection
of
Domestic
and
Imported
Cheese
in
the
North
and
Fresh,
too!
The
Saar
coal-mining
area
between
France
and
Germany
normally
produces
12.000,000
tons
of
coal
yearly.
jractice
in
Salmo,
B.C.,
also
paid
1
visit
to
Smithers.
It
was
in
Smithers
that
John
became
well
pown
as
a
baseball
pitcher
and
.ater
played
for
the
New
York
Giants
farm
team
In
Texas.
John
had
a
lot
of
things
to
talk
Pork
Spare
Ribs
No.
1
Lb.
ders
59c
red
about
when
he
met
Harley
Liwij,
who
spent
one
winter
in
LIBBY'S
SPAGHETTI
2
Tins
CORNED
BEEF
LOAF,
Boston"
Tin
NABOB
TEA
Lb.
33c
35c
89c
KIPPERED
SNACKS
2
Tins
25c
PERFEX
CLEANER
Jar
29c
NABOB
DELUXE
TEA
.
Lb.
3UTTER,
1st
Grade
Lb.
g2C
Football
Frld,ay.
Smithers
catching
while
the
p.m.,
'
(Hi
C.Y.O.
vs
Motors.
anky
pitcher
peppered
him
with
NABOB
PUNCH
,
.
Bottle
3Qg
Frankfurters
No.
1
Cel'o
Lb
Special
meeting
Trades
and
Labor
Council
to
arrange
Labor
Day
activities,
Thursday,
June
49c
25,
at
8
p.m.,
Carpenters
Han.
Marshmallovs
IKARO
SYRUP
35c
lb.
Tin
39c
1
2
Colored
or
Plain.
Angelus
1
Lb.
Cello
(1471
Notice
Local
344
I.B.E.W.
A
special
meeting
for
the
election
of
officers
will
be
held
at
the
Civic
Centre
Monday,
June
29.
8
p.m.
All
members
requested
to
attend.
150
Sausage
AAeat
Swift's
Brookfield,
1
Lb
49c
mm
n
mi
PABLUM
Small
Pkt.
23c
PEANUT
OIL
.
16-oz.
Tin
(JQC
NABOB
PURE
EXTRACTS
2-oz.
21c
PABLUM
-Lorge
Pkt.
J3(
CUT
GREEN
BEANS,
Co'umbia
.
...
Tin
jg(
SOYA
BEAN
SAUCE
Bottle
24c
Sliced
Side
Bacon
balls.
Alex
Bill
also
met
John
during
his
visit
and
the
two
-'"tilled
that
Rupert
teams
never
beat
Smithers
while
John
a
on
the
mound
.
.
.
While
attending
the
Alberta
University
John
managed
a
ball
team.
During
his
stay
here
Mitch
(irrenc
took
him
for
a
boat
ride
10
show
hint
the
'finer
points'
it
fishing
.
.
.
There
were
no
fports
of
he
catch.
When
the
Job's
Daughters
hoacl
for
Calgary
next
week
ityy'll
have
a
case
of
canned,
i!morr
nmong
their
Mufjirafn.'.'
Popular
Harry
Robins
at
Nelson
Brothers
Fisheries
has
asked
Mitchell
to
present
the
wlmon
to
Calgary's
Mayor
Don
MrKay
.
.
.
compliments
of
the
drill
team.
Bb
Killsowner,
pilot
and
rtirector
of
the
airline
bearing
his
name,
completed
his
annual
vacation
yesterday
by
making
a
quick
trip
to
Rupert.
He
came
Swiff's
Premium,
'i-Lb.
Cello
OPTOMETRIST-
Fred
E.
Dowdie
Room
13,
atone
Building
Phone
Blue
693
JC
imninmi-nriiii-iiiiint-gi
MILK
,
S719
carnation
or
Pacific
Cos
MA7.0LA
OIL
COFFEE
FORT
GARRY
YELLOW
LABEL
VEIMTA
PUftE
OLIVE
OIL
Tiger
Brand
Quart
Tin
$J
39
'
;
Gallon
Tin
.
$4L43
rAstcuiKto
mociss
"y
plane
and
left
last
night
aboard
the
Prince
Rupert
for
his
home
In
Ketchikan.
89c
Pint
Tin
,
39c
Lb.
chcesi
Mfisl
FOOD
food
$1.09
Mates
ceUous
main
sftes
218.
-
LOAF
WAFFLE
SYRUP
Nabob,
32-oz.
Jar
44C
ICE
CREAM
KRAFT
CHEESE
Snack
Rolls
H-Lb.
29c
AW
49c
Quart
Carton
4r6
i'
"-1
7
i
ii
-
-"
-
lK
10c
PORK
&
BEANS
Brimful,
IS-01.
Tin
Make
your
own
ice
cream
cones
ot
home
.
.
.
We
have
in
stock
handy
12-to-the-package
biscuit
cones.
Strawberry
JAAA
Marigold,
Pure
4-lb.
Tin
II
V
(
1
H
3
SI
AAARiUALADE
ST
CSV
I
.
..
mwm
irk
-
I
envH
r
e
d
f
pop
s
w
Nabob,
Pure
4-lb.
Tin
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