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Once “the: thou? ‘clme out of
the ground 1 and the rain stopped,.
good: progress, ‘tne pullding the
‘New school in Algoma. Park was
made, Mr. Gurrle said. -

“Working. plans for the “west
wing were expected shortly and
the steel would: then be erected
and © start made. on raising, the
walle., an on

At. the” request. “of: John. WU.
Btecle, principal of - Roosevelt
Park sehool, the board: will ask
the City. Parks: Commission: ‘tor
permission” to” have | a junior]
noecer fled, 200 feet by 140 feet
‘lined out at the west alde of
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“pricpelieeeinine ryentate .
' On the recommendation ‘of
Distriat Superintendent of
‘aehools J.M. Phillipson, the board
pay the . travelling

primary supervisor at}.
@, Kitimat, who will be guest speak-

teachers ‘in Prince Rupert Feb-
| ruary 28. The in-service ‘project
ix. designed to “help: “primary
teachers An their work.
Trustees” congratulated or,
Phillipson for his work in des-
fgning the school board’s recrult-
ment brochure, which. with ple-
tures of schools and- information

 

Rupert, salany - schedules ..and
conditions will: be used to’ per-
suade qualified teachers to come
to District 62,

‘Board ‘chairman’ Ww. I. ‘Scott
also informed .the school -sup-
erintendent: that the: Chamber
of Commerce had lauded : the
brochure at its meeting. Monday
night, :
“On. a ‘motion by. Trustee W. G.
Homenuk, seconded .by Mrs, Al
L. Bell; the board approved the
retention: ‘of Scott’ McLaren. as

 

  

 
 

 

 
  
     
  
 

  
 

 

    

 

   
 

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mittee of two to att as a Haston
between the board and the sym-
phony committee,

 

AL a school board committee
meeting ‘January 16, thea beer
accepted the Jow bid of $20
from Granby -Construction ond
Equipment Ltd. for clearing of
the Seal Cove schoo] site. Other
tenders submitted : for the Job
were Allan EB. Barr $675; Lauts
Kasum: $1,800; Nils: N, Norberg
$875 and | Pacific © Equipment
Company $1,500.

oA suggestion ‘thatoa Canadian
Citizenship ceremony: be held
ata Booth Memorial High school
assembly‘instead of at the Court

the superintendent | ‘of schools.

House, will’ be | Anvestigated “oy!

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The ‘Order of. ‘the.
protective’ Order: of Elks will again’ sponsor.
Baill,” which will bean, event: of February 27 in
Refreshment: plans for the third annual

glub,” project. every other month, A kitchen’
named with Mts, D ]

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oh JOY OF A JOB—The envy
of millions of teenage girls,
Marlene Paul, is the secretary
of ‘IV star. Dick Clark, : Bhe
takes care: of all the business
problems of the youthful. disk
Jockey whose “Dick” -Clark
Show” is shown every ‘Sat-
urday over ABC-TV,” Newly -
married, Marlene “15 ° hanging
i on -to her. wonderful ‘Job.

   
   
 
  
  
    
       
 

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~Mid-Februar

Marshall,

Mr. and - ‘Mrs. A. J. Dominato
recently announced ‘plans for
the mid-February evening wed-

March busy month
for of ¢ adies’ Aid

Plans. for. two. ‘March
events. were completed by
the First.-Presbyterian
church...Ladies’ Aid ast

 

jular: meeting: at the home

of. Mrs. E.. J. Smith..
With new: presitdent.Mrs. Harry
Robb in the: ‘chair, it was an-

chell. will convene: the rummage
i} sale to be held Saturday, March

of interest announced.

“Malentine’s Day has been chosen by: bride: “elect :
| Miss Leona: Dominato for. her marriage. to Stanley |

   
    
 

  
  
    
   
  
 
      
   
 
     
    
   

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ding. ceremony of ‘their ‘second,
daughter...

‘Tobe performed in ‘the: First
United’ Church - with - Rey... Dr.|
Robert Eliott ‘officiating, ‘Miss
Dominato is being attended by
her ‘older sister’ Mrs. “Robert
Brewerton— as matron-of- honor
and: bridesmaid Miss Annette

  

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OORP, BOE bach Blacbird ball

Royal. Purple. with. the Benevolent

completed Monday night at: the OORP - -reguiar meeting.
In other ‘busitiess it was decided to stage the “Dress

oF, Baldwin | and Mr, ; ‘Robert. ‘Me

“HAUNTED
“STRANGLER” |

‘Sot. Mot., 2-4:15
A JUNGLE LOVE. C ADVENTURE

MICHAEL CRAIG

“NOR THE MOON BY NIGHT”

 

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Pade Shows

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the “Bluewtrd
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function were’

committee ‘was
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Ti he great st lo’ story of W World War I
by the author of All Quiet on the Western. Fr “ront ve

‘ERICH } MARIA A REMARQUES

- JOHN GAVIN - LILO PULVER © 2
cosy JOCK MAHONEY- DON DeFORE- covets WYNN
and ERICH MARIA REMARQUE. » pimset ae The Profesg

 
 
    
      

 

Wednesday, February 4, 1969 |

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‘Today, | ' 19205 - d oa
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IN THE WORLD NOW — BUT THEM!

 

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Youngman,

The bride-elect’s little three-
year-old -sister, Doris, will com- |
plete ‘the entourage as flower

girk.
‘Born ‘in: Prince’ Rupert, Miss
Dominato attended. Borden

Street school and Booth Mem-
orial-.High- schoo! : before. work-
ing for her father’ in a. down-
town business - establishment.

 

 

 

 

rie valida
ijn 3,208. compared to 4, 312 in De-
mi cember and 2

2,352 In September,

Reporta from ‘gehools showed
fthat at Roosevelt Park schooloa
total of 444 parent-teacher con-
i ferences Un eu of lasuance of
lreport enrda) had been held out.
of a scheduled 455. for a pereent-
Jago of 97.0 which principal John
H. Steele felt “reflects well. on
the Interest, shown in the school.”

Conrad Street principal T. Gi,
Bateman reported that if there
were and further instances of
“foolish vandalism such as re:
moving hinge pina from doors”
during Scout nights, he would
recamimend wero af the school be
wi closed to Beout acktivities.”

Se me event

Trustee Mra, A, Lb. Rell re-
| ported that ao cancellation of
the road opening at the Inter-
section of Hays Cove Crele and
Mitth Avenue East had been ap:
plied for and that it would take
aproxtmately two pionths before
nerds end of the ctrele could be
closed to traffic, She urged the
which wishes the elrele.
al one end to provide
at
- Booth Memorial Wigh school, ta
hat Ue closure took
i place at Unat time.

 

 

ti regard to (he Mareh 20
visit of the Vancouver symphony
corcheatea, the school board dr-

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with a sandwich Juaoch on the
dav oof Qe ooncert,

‘the posibility: of
_ OL concerts dn
C hatham drut hall jastead of Jn
‘(he Booth Memourial High school
audiLorden,

The change af venue was sug:
rested when it waa realived (hat
: Le rhiire school populaden of
| Ihe cily and Port Kdward could

having rye

sechool puditerium,

» Everyone weieone.

: pan.

edded to subsidize the students
iby way of 8 grant and provide
‘the TW-member archeatra group

Wo also deetded lo investigate
the YMCA

cnet be accomodated in the high

Whit at @ pan, Garcs at 10 hm
(ai
5 @ WA. to Canadian Legion

| Weathnig Thursiay, Fevruary a
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president of the LA’ during the
past two.yenrs.

Next meeting will be on ‘March
3 at the home of: Mrs. Mit Mitchell.

PERSONALS

Mrs. A. Jo Dominato, 500 Taylor
Street, returned: home Friday
from Vancouver where she visit-
od her. son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mra. Robert. Brewerton,
Mra. Browerton with her newly -.
born daughter Debra-Ann  ac-
companied her mother to Prince
Rupert to-nttend the wedding of
her alster Leona Dominato to
Stanicy Marshall on February
14,

 

Gh. PL Woodside, B.C. and Yu-
kon resident. of: the Junior
Chamber of Commerce left lnst!
might to make his official visits
ty dJayeees In Ketchikan and
Prince Ceorge.

JAINGS Porry, 045 Tenth
enne Eaat, . Jouves
morning by Canadian Pacific |
Airlines plane for Vancouver |
where be will receive
treatment,

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medical

Will be taught at a short ¢
wt the Univeraltty of British
00h,

The course Offers

   
 

of the UO Taoulty, (he Mahe
and individual apoctallats,

  

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FISHERIES

FOR PROFESSIONAL FISHERMEN

The tatest Caheries Informatian and fishing methods
ourae for professional Oshermen

justruction th
oceanography, ecanomica and comunierce and law.

Lectures and demonstrations will be

the Federal Dopartinent of Fisheries, commercial compatics

Purpose of (he course ts to extend Che knowledge of

UNIVEIMNTY OF HIUTIOU COLUMINA,

Alain 4600, Local 840.

 

  

per
inthe A nnunciation school

auditorium,

At the group’s reguinr meet-
ling, with president Walter Page
‘In the chair. it was announced
‘that tickets for the yearly event
were limited. and must be obd-
‘tained prior to the function.

A program featuring top-notch
entertainment will follow the
‘turkey supper.

In other business, tt was re-
ported that some 40 couples at-
tended the enjoyable CMC social
Friday: nights _

A discussion period on the}!
subject of “Labor and manage- '

 

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ONIBNs
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ment and its attitude towards TRY THEM A YLE .
compulsory arbitration,” was . Tr SPANISH STYLE. per ib. —-WINESAP
headed by’ Arthur Murray as]" : — ‘ce
moderator. FRESH ; . APPLES
Following the session, 16 of
‘une ov members In attendance . 4 |b A9
rengaged Ino a curing party S. : C:
HOWMANVILLE, Ont. =
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sta a local service club --it stands
for “today, no, lomerrow ” A FRESH APPLES
lelub dignitary used the term in
[urging Members to do ood | Junior Box
ideeds today, hot pul them oft, , | , .
. ( CEE” Grade $2. 10
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plus that of Annunciation school flat conservation, 9 cu. ft, Special $295
would tatal approxtinataly 2,300 Bubjects aly Include gear, bual design and care, upera- “ Price 13cu. ft.
students ton and care of chgtios, fab detecwlon, navigation, luans Spechal
. Trustee WG. Homenuk and |? and indennitios for Oabcrinen, safity ab kea, Inaucicr, 10 cu. ft. Arce $269
a supeintendnit 2. MM. shipwreck and reacue. It la sponsored by Une UBO Bxtension Special 14 cue ft.
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