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‘| Three 17-year old Students of
North Bend _Elementary-Senlor
High school, near Boston Bar,
carried off top honors in a
contest sponsored by the Math-
ematical association of America
and the Soclety of Acturales,

Principal of the school and
the students’ math ‘teacher ts
Herbert , Beach, a Jamaican
who taught at Booth Memorial
High school for two years during
1955-56-57, : a

The students competed against
642 other B.C. high school stud-
ents In 69 schools.

The school ranked highest
with a total of 289.5 points out
of & possible 450 and the. high-
est possible individual score for
Students was 150 marks, |

The North ‘Bend students won

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covitch 82.25,
Nearest other student
‘Raymonde Arsenault. who

Academy,

which got 178.5 points.

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Education Commt
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chat.

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mathematics into
heads,

the -rest of: the province.”

with the fol! wing marks: ‘Judy
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work In the Cariboo and Prince; dential School at Sardis, B.C.
Rupert district, At aw publle meeting

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‘Miss French was stationed wt

CIVIC CENTRE SCURDULE | 1) the Bist United ehureh,
. Tuesday ‘Leen
senor ceramies 2. pany Vee

Pit 4 pur; Boys 13 years

lund over boxing 7 pn; Over 15

| yenrs men's welghtiitting 7 pms |

‘Junior handicrafts 9-12 years, 7

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Moodie 103.25 and Kenneth Mis-

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New Westminster

In an editorial on the subject
The Vancouver Province said:
“We applaud these students:
ut the man we would like to

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ssion ought to.
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“The standard of mathematics
in B.C. has been under consider-
able fire. The teacher’s methods
“If he can beat that sort of

North Bend
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“Aurora” would greatly ap
these structures. Pictured.
high school while at left -
Aurora editor Valerie Dea
Scherk are asking the pub
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night: in.-the- church. hall.

Received. by president Mrs. Er~
ling’ Pedersen; guests: were seat-
ed..at, small. tables’ -attractively
decorated. Appropriate --supper

by. William. Noble. PG
The - delectable, menu_ includ-
ed turkey, ham, barbecued spare-
ribs, spaghetti and. meat balls,
baked salmon, “salads, . potato
chips and. a, large: variety. of!
pies. =” we a
‘Served in Smorgasbord Style,
food was arranged on two main
Serving tables... 00000000
"A supper. highlight ‘saw: EL Ai
Williamson ‘auction. home-
baking, to provide lively..enter-
tainment. ro
Convening. the function was

the WA executive,

WOTM News |
‘Mrs. Wilfred Thomson was in-
itiated as a new member’ in the
Women of ‘the Moose Chapter.
when the
group held its regular’: meeting
with Senior Regent. Mrs. William
Pilfold in the chair. a

During. the business ‘session
Mrs. Michael Karasosky reported

 

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staged by. the.Women’s-a

music recordings were “supplied |

; ina “Variety Show’’, feat

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WHAT -DO You KNOW ABOUT THESE BUILDINGS? The
‘editorial department of

the Booth Memorial High School
Preciate any Information concerning.

rden and assistant editor. Leonard

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in May, p

{to Editorial Department, Aurora, Booth Mem-

    

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Picture of the. old section.
co-operation in compiling
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Presented to the public Fri

 

Norman H. McClary, resident’!
engineer for ‘the Department of!
Transport: at’ the Prince Rupert.
Airport, Digby Is‘and, returned |
to the city Thursday fol
bricf business visit in
‘ver.

lowing a|
Vancou- i
Mrs. McClary who accom- |

ver will remain in the south for
another weck visiting daughters
‘in Victoria. :

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-Mr. and Mrs. Jan Currie and |
their son David returned home |
Saturday by car from Williams |

 

Lake, where they spent the Eas- |

They reported:

Contre vastely Siow .
a sel for Friday.

~ Fwo hours of top-notch
day and Saturday nights
ring Civic Centre: activity.
, Classes, -
| ‘The outstanding event will |
| present
‘gymnastics under. direction of
‘Nelson Kinney: Mrs. W. C.. Pet-
: €rso
{a production. of the Little The-
atre directed by Owen frwin, |
dancing numbers. by | pupils of |
| Libby Hemmons, an exhibition. of
= junior. boxing. by pupils of
(AY
: play led by Lioyd Ryan.
+ Emeee will be - popular Len
Harrington, who will also
sent a comedy skit.

To be an annual show,
; tain time is 8
ter holidays visiting Mrs. Cur- | }orlum.

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Saturday |

13 groups including |

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ond of Abprit .
Mrs. R. C. Mines. was
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with. members
Vancouver. co
In other busin
‘Ryan was appoi
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branch No. 27° Thu
night when the grou
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,President

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| [SUCCEEDS J. M. KELDS -
Walter Sm

naval officers group
h was elected president of “the
ociation Friday night .v
Id its annual: meetin

Arte Ae pectin ene ne nn

lary | George J. Brown,

O succeed Mrs. |
‘Nancy Nennedy as secre-
itary of the Ladies cuxi
ito the Canadian .L

ess Mrs.’ Myra
nted convener
ernational din-

‘Alec Pihera is

The. meeting also decided to!
canvass for. the C.
to be held April 20. —

Resolutions for the es
annual provincial
be held in Rev
were discussed.

ancer Drive:

May 24°

Niary
egion
rsday
Pp held
g with}:
Mrs. ° Charles
Morrow Presiding. —

Mrs. Kennedy leaves the enel

Oo make her home
of ner family in!

ming |
convention to

eeds J. M.. Fields.:.
‘Peter - Husoy, -
William Koughan

tive,. {
sioned Commissar
Faulkner.

| to stage a.
}November. |

it was reported tha
gar.ball's are held.a

Patronage of the
association: -

_ Following
ing movies
Labrador's _

- READERS.

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right when the
gin. HMCS ‘Chat-*

Others named to office ‘were.
vice-president: *
Secretary and
» treasurer...
HMCS Chatham: representa- Lo

appointed, was. Commis-_
¥ Officer A.B. .

Tentative plans were outlined: .
“Trafalgar Balt’ “in

& Trafal~..
nihually: ac-
‘Toss Canada in Naval divisions,
under the - patronage’ of the:
Naval Officers’ -

.. Other tentative plans may ‘in-.
chide ‘annual summer.” picnics...
it: was announced | that. the
association membership now has:
jaimost 100 per cent of alt ex-
| aval officers Hving in the ditzy,
the business: meet:
were shown of HMCS
trip from Halifax ts
Esquimalt through. Northwest,
}Passage anda movie film. of
the famous “Spithead Review".
Of naval’ ships by Her Majesty
‘}Queen Elizabeth. ‘Refreshments
: The auxiliary decided, to haldi concluded the session. 00
(+. | ® Card party April 22, to include | ns a
ee | whist, bridge and cribbage. Spon_ |.
_enfertajnment will be | sored by the Ways and Means
committee, Mrs.
‘chairman.

e ‘Garden Club. meets at Civic’
‘Centre April 7, 7:30 Bm.

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that plans were completed. for.a
memorial service to be held “with:
the Loyal Ordér_of: the. Moose.

bers. ef ‘the. - so
women’s-chapter. 9: Gog
_.In conclusion: the Home-mak-}
ing committee entertained “with.
box.winner was Mrs. Lewis Hold-
er. Mrs. John Stannard won the
raffle.” : oes .

The second In. a series of teen
parties being sponsored’ by the
WOTM was - staged’ Thursday
night with some 70 teenagers in
;attendance between the hours of
(7:30 and 10:30 p.m.
Dancing , and _refreshments
;comprised the night's activities. |
Winners of the spot-dancer |
were Wayne Robinson and Sylvia!
Miller, Jimmy Schuman: . and
‘Sharon Stevenson, Danny Phil-|
tps and Verly Leask and Jimmy |
Strand and Chariene Parent,

In charge of the dancing party
were Mrs. Pilfold, Mrs, Karasosky
nod Mrs. H. 0. Phipps.

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