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_ day, March 17...

Housing and. Mortgage: request-|-

“Mes. A, L. Bell, “region-
“aliirepreschtative” of’ the
. BC.” Parent-Teacher, fed-|-
eration, ‘as. guest speaker :
at the regular meeting of
Conrad: “Parent. --Teacher.
association Tuesday spoke |.
on. the recent Federation]
- Board of Director's. parley. os
_and the Chant Royal Com-|
mission: on’ Education. : ;

‘While several. items: vedo?
mended by the’commission were
discussed, Mrs. Bell: ‘Spoke main- |:
-ly..on the Proposed new School |
system. ol a
This - system. would - integrate
“kindergartens, into. the element-|"
vary, schools’ and: would provide a]:
_ complete ‘program, of vocational
training. for: those children. ‘not.
academically: inclined, ” Mrs. ‘Bell |
said: a ey re sts Baya a ne

tt ‘was - ‘pointed: ‘out’ that: ‘the |
igher- grades would: “then be
ble sto attain .a” ‘higher ° calibre.

 

   

     
      
    

   
     
    
  
     
 

      
     
  
 
 
 
 
 
     
  

- Bishop. of Kootenay. ‘at a my. ceremony. ‘in. Victo i : wl
Archbishop ‘Harold - Sexton and. flanking . central igure ar “majority: of: i attendin
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Tn addition ¢ to“. universities, .
Mis. Bell said,: “it. is: proposed |/

 

 

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‘Splitting ‘up’ into. -grougs: the

“association’s opinions . -were. that:

  

tions: should. be adopted,. in’ pare.
ticular: ‘the. ‘proposed . ‘kindergar-'
ten prograin, ‘with no fees to be |’
paid ‘and. voluntary. attendance. no
- Here Mrs. Bell stressed. that’ af
~ parents: wanted . school | kinder-
gartens. they must. emake | ‘their.
wishes:.: known * to” the | : “school
boards: Cate o * | tive . were - Mrs. UW. H.. Webster,

- Mrs, Bell’ Was’ asked ‘if: classes vice-chairman; “Mrs, Nick-Janiki,
for slow learners could, be set’ up Secretary; “Mrs.
and she answered .: that:-such
classes”.were » definitely needed.
_ but: that: ‘parents would have to
_ press ‘for: ‘them.: PB: ;

“During. the: ‘business: ‘session,
_ presided by President Mrs. John
_ Denning, : it was decided. ‘to’ hold.
the annual: spring bazaar, Pri:

    
  

  

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Mrs: Neil: ‘MacDonald, Mrs..A. G.
MacDonald and. Mrs.
Hitchcock. '

- Named” social _ convener | was
: Mrs:.R. E. ‘McKeown. with: help-

President: “of. the. _Parent- ers Mrs. J.. iRe Tohriston and, Mrs.
‘Teacher council, “Mrs."A. J..Bus- ve Eckess.. .
sanich gave a:report on the pro-| Cookie: convener ist Mrs Ww. R.
‘gress being made by the coun-. :
-cil’s welfare ‘committee:

  

 

 
  
  
  

  
  

- Others: elected on" the bead
“A.M. -Rivett, |
treasurer - and: Mrs.: Jens. Knut- |

«Mrs. Ay G. ‘Clibbett ¥ was: elected
camp. “chairman: - “with .- ‘helpers.

William:

    
  
  
 

“17° and that: billets are neéedetl |
“| for. approximately: 50° ‘girls

 

 

 
 

“Mrs. Fr L. “Derry “was eas ‘George W. ‘Cook. at. 251°
publicity” chairman and, Mrs. Ww.
‘Hz. Martyn.. archivist. .
ANNUAL TEA”
Plans. for» the “annual ‘Girl
Girl: Guide™ “Tea” were™ ‘set: for
February 18, in: the: St: Andrew’s
Anglican’ Cathedral : hall: oh
. Tickets . for the’ function” will,
go on: sale this” weekend wh
announced. a
In: other. business ° At Was. re- association — duririg. her. ‘stay
ported that: the’ Patrol ‘Leaders “Prince, Rupert.’ Mrs.* ‘Sigismund
and ‘ Secondefs ‘of the Northern.
| Light. Division’ “are. ms ‘planning - the‘ ‘end. Of the month. a
meetings’ here. ‘on! ‘April 5°-6:and All: ‘mothers of: Brownies and
Guides’ are. invited. to. attend: the

: mas. cards ‘announced. ‘that: $250:

 

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During. the. coffee. social hour

 

 

saucer’ to -Mrs. George Sigis-
{mund:* in’ appreciation ‘fors:the

 
  
 

 

 

 

 

  
  
 
  

 

“Among other things’ ‘the’com-
“mittee. has “written: ‘to. Central

 

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“JANUARY CLEARANCE
Starting Friday Night, 7: 00 P. m.

  
    
   
  
   

 
  
 
 
  

COATS, ‘Girls —_ “Winter, Spring
Sizes 4: to IZ

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JACKETS, ‘Winter. .
Sizes 4 to M4 — Regi 9. 98 vebae

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Sizes 4to 14 —_ Reg, te to 14, 98 .
DRESSES — Cotton
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Sizes 6 to 12 — Reg, to 3. 98. cveaedgeeves

DRESSES — Cotton, Wool ° 7
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SKIRTS ~— - Wool Soy pte :
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‘TEEN SKIRTS 2 Woo!’ and Velvet
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Sizes 4 to Toons, — Rog, to 3. 98 devetene

SWEATERS — . Orlon ee
Sizes 4 todo Rog, to 7, 98. scapessavers

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‘Douglas Mullin with 26, Wayne
‘Haldane 25, Wayne Specht 23,

     
   

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~ Anyone. who, sen pravice & ac- to. be See March, 20Vat 3: -P.m.

 

2 elected -Mrs:'T. A. ‘Paavola: as ‘president: Monday. ‘night whe

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=: president; -Mrs. | Robert Brewerton, recording secretary; Mrs. ©:
oo DOW, Anderson, corresponding. ‘Secretary, and Mrs.’ /Wililam —
“= C, Turner,’ treasurer, oo
‘Appointed as publicity chairman ‘was ‘Mrs.’ H on ‘Haugan. .

. During the business session it: -was decided: to: continue.

work on last year’s project — to aid: the Friendship | ‘House
Kindergarten. .—: *
The association will also continue to supply volunteers. -

and items for sale at the Friendship House Thrift Stall.

“Next meeting was set for February 20 at. the United”

\ Residence

CIVIC CENTRE NEWS|

“saturday is Junior Day at the
: civie Centre, Starting at 10 a.m.
there ‘Js Junior Art for six and
eight. year-olds:and » Juvenile
Floor Hockey. The J uvenile Floor
has avery: exciting
‘League. with four teams. The
five: top scorers to date are

year olds:- Junior Ceramics ‘and
‘Junior Basketball, The. Little
League Basketball ‘has. three
teams which play every Satur-:
day afternoon,, There are, usually
quite a few spectators to support
the Little Leaguers and there is
no charge, The top five scorers
in the Little ‘League: Basketball
to date are: Skip, Cronck 83,
Wayne Haldane 79,.Michael De-
Cieco 38, Allan. Mah: and Ernie
Baines both ° 18, The’ ‘youngsters
who play: Floor: Hockey, or Bas-
ketball certainly appreciate the
spectators, The games are usu:
‘ally very: close and Jexciting to
watch, In- fact it is. quite amaz-
ing to see how woll some of these
boys play;: and. sometimes the

David Pitre. 21, and Jim Greer
18,

“In the afternoon’ there is Jun-
jor Roller Skating; Junior. Arts
qe Crafts for the nine to 12

 

 

 

 

| Juvenile games are. more excit-

10: 15: Pp. m. pes jing to watch. than the. Senior
games, *) geht

CFPR On Wednosdays, Q ‘number of

youngsters: play andilearn to play
Badmintoh® under, the’ capable
instruction . of: Steve King,

~ ANNOU NCEMENTS -

°. Sons. of. Norway “whist and
| dance Fri, ‘gan 20, ‘pan, Coffeo
and. doughnuts: will ; "be: sold at
midnight, ‘Good: mules Everyone
welcome, y i rae Ne » (14)
1 @ Sona: of’ Norway! , “yhieoting-
Monday, Jans 23): 8: Puan, eu
1 @ Annual’: meeting, | ‘Northern
1} Mshormen's;and ‘Allied'!:Workors
| Hall Society, «Friday, : 4 Tana
18 pm BP es (18)

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A.report on. the sale of.Christ-.

Mrs: Milnes presented a ‘cup and
{support :. she ° had. rendered. ‘the’ po oe

leaves for New Westminster at.

“next. meeting - of the: ‘association

the! association held. its: election ’ of. Officers. at the’ United 6

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that he“... take’ a little: wine!

for his stomach’s sake”,

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“for Mom ... a special occasion. ‘for
the youngsters. : Our. menu.
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