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i
in
Laii
Hiynii
ny:iis
lauuation
Ceremonies
Held
Thursday,
June
24,
1954
HOOT
MON!
City
Schools
Close
Today;
22
Quitting
Local
Staffs
$'t
CHICAGO
Paul
Andrews,
180,
Buffalo,
N.Y.:
stopped
Danny
I
NarHirr
1
19.
Taninsi
Fill
.
4.
Borden
Street
NO
MATTER
Annunciation
Grade
Ten
students
of
the
Annunciation
School
graduated
yesterday
with
an
impressive
BIUGADOON"
is
worth
see-
ne!
And
so
are
our
USED
.
AR
PRICES!
For
values
we
lave
as
many
hits
as
loon"
has
songs.
For
instance:
!
k'awaia
'
Graduating
exercises
were
held
CH
rmr-Aon'
CAGO-Pf
PfV
Kawa.a.
1
l"9
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Schoo,
Wed.
!S,
CHraJ5
necd.y
afternoon
when
in
the
in
5.
ber,
127,
Chicago,
rnp
nf
nnrenU
renort
cards
4
A.
HOW
YOU
LOOK
AT
IT
PARKER'S
DO
Excited
students
of
all
but
one
of
Prince
Rupert's
schools
flocked
from
their
classrooms
today,
not
to
return
until
next
September.
'
The
youngsters
received
report
cards,
tidied
up
their
desks,
collected
books
and
rushed
away,
looking
forward
to
two
happy
months
of
no
"readin',
writin'
and
'rlthmetic."
At
Annunciation
School,
youngsters
will
end
their
spring
term
tomorrow,
with
presentation
of
pri?ps
and
rueipi
of
final
report
cards
The
day
markec
the
end
of
the
season's
work
fjr
teachers,
too.
many
of
whom
will
not.
see
Prince
Rupert
students
again.
Victor
Keating,
II.
R.
Suwnri.sky.
Helen
Langley,
R.
O.
Palmer,
H.
Power,
R.
Richardson,
Miss
Dug-gan,
O.
Durose,
Miss
Nancy
Hopkins,
Miss
Lillian
Wasuita
and
Miss
Evelyn
Hrchorka.
j
Leaving
Borden
Street
School
are
Barry
Dack
and
Miss
Lillian
Smith:
Conrad
Street
H-liool,
Miss
Jean
Burns;
King
Edward
School,
Miss
Edith
Jack,
Miss
Jean
McLellan,
Mrs.
H
'-rman,
Miss
Elaine
Leifer
and
M..
Jean
Hindson.
I
No
special
ponies
were
schod-I
uled
in
the
city
schools
tcdny.
j
In
most
cases,
graduation
events
I
were
held
earlier,
with
a
sports
j
day
Monday
climaxing
the
year
j
for
King
Edward
school
and
a
presentation
event
yesterday
en-I
Joyed
by
Borden
Street
students.
wore
i.ssued
to
the
oraae
six
students
and
presentation
of
the
Miss
S.
A.
Mills'
Memorial
Trophy
was
made.
Principal
J.
S.
Wilson,
compli-mrntinc
students
on
their
scholastic
achievements,
presented
report
cards
to
the
youngsters,
and
named
Evelyn
Rowe
and
Donald
Lewis
joint
winners
or
the
coveted
Miss
Mills
trophy,
given
in
memory
of
the
former
srhool
orincinal.
Each
of
the
youngsters
will
hold
the
trophy
lor
six
months.
They
also
receive
small
cups.
Evelyn
Rowe
gave
the
valediction
and
Gall
Davidson
extended
good
wishes
to
the
graduates
on
behalf
of
next
year's
grade
sixers.
'4',
SELL
USED
CARS
FOR
LESS!
51
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SKOAX.
Two-tone.
.
"42
HiKu
,-TON
pu-J.
Custom
healff
and
air
A
Rood
uttiit
!
Good
tamtly
car
I75
dUto.
"
Onfy
JJj
"
For
a
Good
Buy
In
Entertainment-
,
Diin't
miss
"Brl)radoon"
June
22-26
'52
I'OIll)
(jistoirilinc
Sedan.
'53
FORD
IMCKl'P
a
Custom
radio
and
hter
malic
and
air
conditioning.
2-
torn
heater
transmis.sum
and
a?r
cU5.
tone
paint,
excellent
cliUoninc
Vcrv
cm
i
condition.
SlOnn
milPa
V-yL
.
"Conic
to
me,
lock
at
me.
rf
Drive
me
away."
',lt-)2
Chevrolet
Sedan.
Heater,
f-
radio,
perfect
paint
.
.
.
26.00
miles.
No
sour
notes
in
this
motor
$'IQ'5lf!
at
"
'
"Just
waitin'
for
a
driver"
to
show
what
I
can
do.
1950.
Plymouth
Sedan
One
!
careful
owner.
20,000
miles.
Interior
as
good
as
r
new.
A
neat,
$4
tight
job
19.M
Pontiac
2-Door
Sedan
V',
'
t
I'.,-
'
ceremony.
The
day
opened
for
the
graduates
with
a
mass
celebrated
by
Rev.
Fr.
O.
P.
Jdohan
and
sung
by
the
secondary
grades
of
the
school.
Later,
with
their
parents,
they
attended
a
graduation
breakfast
in
Annunciation
School
Hall.
Father
Mohan,
Father
Mc-Mahon
and
Brother
Smallcombe
were
special
guests.
The
graduation
breakfast
was
arranged
by
Mrs.
P.
Lyons
assisted
by
Mrs.
W.
Pierce
and
Mrs.
J.
Rogerson.
It
was
served
by
the
Grade
9
girls.
Father
Mohan,
in
his
address
to
the
graduates
said:
"This
is
the
parting
ceremony
at
Annunciation
School.
Another
link
In
your
chain
of
life
has
been
completed.
Start
all
future
links,
with
the
same
principles
that
have
been
taught
you
in
Annunciation
School
and
Chureh
and
you
will
live
happy
useful
lives."
The
awrd
from
the
Burns'
Club
for
the
best
all
round
student
was
won
bv
Ann
Brown
An
award
from
the
Home
and
School
Association
for
outstanding
good
citizenship
was
won
by
Tony
Toth.
ns
well
-"-Name
proficiency
award.
Char-lm-
Chonnet'e
also
wn
a
rco1
ritipn
.
a"rnrd
QnH
c."
9
award
for
proficiency
was
won
bv
Anita
Roeerson.
All
trrndn-ates
received
leather
hound
new
testaments
and
a
medal
ns
parting
gifts.
Tony
To'h.
on
behalf
of
the
graduating
class,
thanked
th
Broadway
Cafe
Just
l
or
a
0Mid
Buy
in
Used
Cars-Just
Ask
for
Derry.
YOrit
I
ORD-MONARCH
DCALKR
m
fi
1
'
4
4
654
Fifteen
teachers
of
the
Booth
Memorial
High
School
are
leaving
the
district,
and
the
board
of
school
trustees
have
made
five
appointments
for
next
fall.
In
elementary
schools
in
the
city,
a
total
of
eight
teachers
are
leaving
and
five
appointments
have
been
made.
The
rural
school
picture
is
more
complicated
with
resignations
and
transfers,
but
counting
moves
from
one
school
to
another
In
the
district,
us
resignations,
the
total
is
five,
with
threi
npno)t-ments
lor
new
posts
for
present
teachers)
made.
Teachers
leaving
Booth
Memorial
High
School
include
ilary
.inhnsnn.
To
1110
Nnkn,
?4rs.
Christine
Worsley,
Frank
Moore,
20,000
miles.
Heater
and
good
radio.
Smart
paint.
Seat
covers.
Take
this
one
"Home
to
.
1
(i7
?Z
Your
Bonnie
Jean""
1950
Ford
Sedan.
Good
condition.
5,1
9
Bob
Parker
Limited
I
Hui
,iome
of
Friendly
Service"
.
"
i'
SS
ptr
rioicit
ptd
for
tmplict.
Pit
ht
rkcM
rxdy
hc
tii
dVtvcr
etli.
1
Marocn
W
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I
ill
1
ill
i
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r"
'
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m,
I.
TKii
adcft)cmni
ii
net
publnKtd
or
dupUytd
by
tKt
LtqeOf
Control
Bard
or
by
tk
Govcrnmcnl
ofBntiihCalbfnbit.
l.'.l
lIlllnruMI
ML
-.1.4
II
.f.
4
V.
W
paint.
A
real
sharp
.
number.
As
pretty
blue
BEST
OF
FOOD
FINEST
OF
COOKING
I
OR
TAKF
nVT
ORDLPS
t
-
one
200
m
as
"the
heather
4
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on
the
hills"..
..
lOvO-
Erjjej
sweeter,
V
CITY
TRANSFER
CRATING
PACKING
STORAGE
:
v
J
V
1933
Morris
Minor
.
.
.
Real
..
.7
economy
driving.
Leath-
.
;
rr
interior,
top
condition
-
-.
A
v
Exterior
$
$675
frcshar
tasting
euaporated
mi!H
t
...
pood
SPECIALS
on
LOCAL
and
LONG
DISTANCE
FURNITURE
MOVING
I
Sisters
for
their
ruirinne
nnd
assistance
and
Sister
St.
Mirtln,
,
'
i
'
i
1919
Plymouth
Sedan.
Com-,-
i
v
picte
motor
overhaul.
I
"
may
have
had
my
affairs.
;."-'.
"but
I
could
still
be
the
'
'
u'r
.;
nfve"aftyour.
1045
950
Phone
principal
of
the
school.
(
her
best
wishes
to
the
graduates.
The
graduating
class
consisted
of
Ann
Krown,
Charlene
Cho-ouette.
Kopnl
Hovo.
Cn'hv
Roos,
Tony
Toth,
Alice
Etzertza
and
Nancy
Wood.
Th"v
eoinr'e'ed
r
rlnv
with
a
picnic
at
the
Pi
r.sh
Cottage
across
the
harbor.
Pacific
j.
'
Job
Ready
Used
Trucks
1931
Ford
!
2-Ton
Express.
s!
tLl-
Boxed
back.
Only
X
1195
if
i
1933
Fareo
'-.-Ton
Express.
:
'
;
ssr.
1900
PRINCE
RUPERT
TO
SUMMER
SHOES
Ladies
Styles
$.95
.
$.95
Men's
Styles
$6'95
Fashion
Footwear
'
1950
International
t'
1
'
j-Ton.
Box
$800
Brenner
Posts
6-0
Shutout
To
Drub
Bears
17
You
ll
find
real
bargains
at
the
M,
Fair"
"On
McOnnachv
;
,
!,
Snuare."
.
.
.
BUT
LOOK
AT
V
4.
THESE
VALUES
ON
"RUPERT
'
MOT0RS
SQUARE."
t
t
.
CRAB
BAG
A
prrifcr
i
bv
C'ttjfn
Lined
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ScalH
Cons,
I
1
KETCHIKAN
The
only
conned
milk
processed
tn
B
C
m
$15.00
.
id.
-t.mi
mm.u.
i
ifli.i.n
UStMml
iYrtttfmr
linn
rHtl
ill
I
$635
225
HM8
Ford
Coupe
Radio
1938
Ford
Coupe
2
spares
....
WKANGKI.L
$27-oo
1917
Nash
Sedan
&
PKTEKSBl
Kt
350
$23.70
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.
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1916
Chev.
Sedan
w
WHEN
YOU
w
M
Vrrnx.
f
iiol
4
r
-1
.
.
7
Thanks
to
a
smooth
pitchih
norforma"-e
bv
mana
jcr
Rill
Brenner.
Vaiicouver
once
atn'n
'irs
a
fc
u'-leiTjths
lead
in
the
Western
Tn'ernrtionr.l
Baseball
League
pennant,
race.
And
wjih
3
li'Me
more
thin
1
wo
v.'c'-.s
rrmaininr;
in
the
first
half
of
th"
lntio's
jsplit
sfaso'i
B
rnnrr's
C'api!anos
would
a:-prpr
to
be
a
shoo-in
for
'ie
huniini.
The
schedule
sen
ls
them
oialnsi
ccorttf
dlvMo'i
tems
in
ail
but
one
of
their
series
be'
ween
ro'v
and
Ju'y
5
wl-'r
th
fist
hilf
pns.
In
other
games
Wednesday
nipht,
Edmon'on
h
in
tied
We'.i-il.ehc-
its
fiffh
tral"h
'o-s.
10-5;
Lcwiston
upendrd
Victoria
10-S
and
Til-Citv
beat
Salon
6-1
'
the
first
half
-t
a
rloi')le-hef
!
!t
but
dropped
the
nightcap
3-2.
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