Lord Selkirk School - Maroon and Grey Yearbook (Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada)

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ELMWOOD SERVICE STATION Cor. Kelvin and Noble Phone SOI 021 Established 1910 Phone 93 248 BEN MOSS DIAMOND IMPORTER Watch Repairing As it Should be Done 422 Main Street Winnipeg Compliments of ROBB’S LUNCH Telephone 51707 RICHLEW SONS RADIATOR SERVICE Body, Fender, Radiators Repaired and Cleaned or Re-Cored - Duco Painting 1)13 Main Street Winnipeg, Man. Main Hardware Sporting Goods 1240 Main St. Phone 51133 Assortment of . . . Hardware, Tools, Fishing Tackle, China SNOWDON’S Bicycle, Radio Service and Gift Shop Full Stock of Phonograph Records 253-5 Kelvin St. Phone 501 084 ANNE PARTRIDGE Pianoforte, Accordion and Theory Phone 502 887 The STUDIO—398 THAMES AVE. KELVIN MACHINE SHOP 180 Kelvin St. Phone 502 605 Washing Machines, Lawn Mowers, Household Appliances Small Machine Parts Made and Welding Done Saws Sharpened, Keys Made COMPLIMENTS ROXY THEATRE Montrose and Henderson Highway Phone 501 234 ROLLS ELECTRIC FEATURING Norge Appliances, Addison Radio, Winpower Norge Space Heater J. CLARKE LIVINGSTON, Manager TORONTO LADIES WEAR WINNIPEG VANCOUVER Phone 94 676 382 Portage Ave. Winnipeg, Man. DR. J. P. MARKINSKI DENTIST 614 Boyd Building Telephone 96 917 MERCURY DRUGS Prescription Specialists “REXALL” Friendly Drug Store Adrienne Cosmetics for Beauty 233 Kelvin St. Phone 502 066 We Deliver J. DEMKIW CUSTOM TAILOR — LADIES and GENTS Suits Made to Order 814 Main Street Winnipeg, Man. Phone 29 233 Maple Leaf Stamp Stencil Co. E. L. YOUNG, Prop. RUBBER STAMPS Celluloid Buttons and Ribbon Badges 470 Main Street Winnipeg Opp. Wheat Pool Bldg. KELVIN MEAT MARKET C. RICHARDSON, Prop. 231 Vi Kelvin St. Phone 502 078 • 40

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Miss B askerville, Eleanor Kershaw, Doreen Andrychuk, Bernice Del Begio, Edith Close, Donna Patterson, Miss Taq-Y . . . 0 HE LORD SELKIRK Tag- Y has had an active and interesting year under the direction of Miss Harman of the Y.W.C.A., assisted by Miss Neithercut and Miss Baskerville. After the club was organized in October we held a Candlelight Service at the Y.W.- C.A. and an initiation of new members. In December a very successful Christmas Co¬ ed Party was enjoyed. The year’s meetings have centred around the theme, “Good Grooming,” and our club, in co-operation with the Hi-Y has spon¬ sored dancing classes for non-dancers. Doreen Andrychuk and Bernice Del Be¬ gio represented us at the Y.W.C.A. Regional Conference in Brandon. The club members, approximately fifty- five in number, have all shown keen inter¬ est in the year’s activities. The executive included: President—Bernice Del Begio. Vice-President—Donna Patterson. Secretary—Edith Close. Treasurer—Eleanor Kershaw Council Rep.—Doreen Andrychuk Compliments of THE GLENDALE (MR. and MRS. BERT AUDRAIN) Compliments of KELVIN SNACK SHOP 199 4 Kelvin Street Phone 50X019 FORT ROUGE CLEANERS Branch No. 2 MRS. D. NORRIE, Agent 501 200 THE GREENHOUSE 80 Hespeller Ave., East of Redwood Bridge GEORGE C. WALLACE, Florist Phone 501 800 Compliments of WESTERN MUSIC (Man.) LTD. 233 Donald St. Winnipeg, Man. Compliments of F. T. BABIENKO Building Contractor Compliments of John D. Peters Display Service 85 Lombard Street Phone 92 840 J. H. SERVICE STATION Nairn Ave. and Desalaberry St. Elmwood, Man. Phone 501 071 Paint, Body Work and Repairs • 39

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THE SCHOOL PATROLS This year, to overcome the difficulties of a combined Elementary, Junior and Senior High School, two patrols were formed—one for the Elementary School and one for the Junior and Senior High. This arrangement has worked out much more satisfactorily than one patrol for both the schools. The patrols have rendered a great service to the school and community in general. They have faithfully performed their duties in a most efficient and co-operative man¬ ner. The pupils, on the other hand, have also co-operated much more than in the past. A healthy outlook for the patrol is anticipated for next year. These boys are to be commended for the excellent service they have given and are a credit to our institution. HOME ECONOMIC PRIZES Each term the T. Eaton Co. donates a sum of money to the Grade XI girls Practical Arts class to be offered as prizes in a sewing competition. This year Shirley Manns won first prize of ten dollars for her turquoise dress of wool jersey. Making a blue dress of Natura material, Virginia Prodanuck ran a close second and she received seven dollars for her excellent workmanship. Kay Peters captured the third prize of three dollars for her abiity in making a dress of mauve wool. • 41