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AMERICAN LEAQUE

(i ABR HW Pt,
venn, Det, .... 230..87 86 3860
Kaline, Det. .... 242.87 84 847
Runnels, Boston .. 247. 41 84 340
Woodling, Balt. 191° 25 63 330
y”, Chicago - 270 36 87 822
# Runs—Killebrew, Washington 63,

8 Runs batted in—Killepyew 63.
oY Hits—Fox. 87,
€ Doubles——W1llams, Kansas Clty,

= Tyiples—Demncstrl, Kunsas City 5.
ty Home: runs-——Killebrew, 24.
i Stolei bascs—Aparicio,. Chicago 21.

# Pitching—Larsen, New York, 6-1,

#847. ,

i Strikecouts—-Wynn, Chicsro 92.

i NATIONAL LEAGUE

if, ' - AB R #H Pet.

Aaron, Mil. ... 280 52 109 389
hite, St. Louis 211.37 75 .B55

Bepeda, San Fran, 276 49 92  .333

Moon, Los Angeles 223 41 74 .382

Temple, Cin, 269 47 89 331

7 Runs—Mathews, Milwaukee 59.
4° Runs batted. in—Banks, Chicago 67.
a THt=—Aaron 109,

<* Doubles—Cimoli, tS. Louis 28.

‘gv Triples— Dark, Chicago, Pinson.
Gincinnati, Mathews, and White, St.
Lonts 6.

* Home ritns—-Mathews 22.
‘2 Stolen bases—Neal, Los Angccle 13.

& Pitching— Face, Pittsburgh 11-0,
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cipal R. G. Moore and Vice- ~prin-

dent of schools; ‘Mrs. A. L. Bell,
representing the. ‘poard of: school

7 prices trustees; Frederick. Dunford,
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Some 84 Grade. 6 students of.

King Edward Elementary: school ;
will enter Booth Memorial Jun-! winning house of . the ‘school’s
ior High School when it. reopens Sports dry was. presented to
’ . [James Greer. of Gold House:

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Presenting’. the certificates
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gave the valédictory: address,

the Ormes | trophy. ‘for the

The Strathcona’ Trust shield,

6 group were presented. with cer-: ' for. proficiency. in. physical edu-
tificates of promotion at an‘im-. cation was presented to Mr. Cur-
pressive,
mony he'd Tuesday hr King Ed-
ward school auditorium:

rie. by Mr. »Phillipson.

The shidld | is awarded to .#
school in the whole of district 52
that attains the highest ‘mark in
physical education... Last yoar
the Masset school won it.

‘After receiving. the trophy on
behalf of the school, Mr.. Currie
presented it to. Thomas ; Toye,
captain of. Black ° house.

About 150 parents attended the
affair.

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8 Prince Rupert. Daily. News
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‘On ” Wednesday
number of parents and friends
of the graduating class in at-
tendance. ‘

_Guests.on the platform who in

turn performed their | official
duties were J. M, Phillipson, dis-

‘trict. superintendent of schools.

J. Burdikin—vice principal of
Roosevelt Park School and Doug-
‘as Frizzcli of Vancouver who
“ew here to present ‘the Miss
Mills Memorial Award.

Peter Homenuk wes the vale-
dictorian for the’ graduatin:
class, with the reply. being given
by grade five student Joe Scuby.

Two.new awards were created
this year.
presented at» the end of éach
term to a girl and a boy for-ath-
letic ability and sportsmanship.
Charlotte Calbreath -and’ Terry
Lum were the recipients at this
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afternoon. sood citizen-hip,
Roosevelt Park School held their! and scholastic ability was award-
graduation exercises with a large; ed to Mills

House

~ Roosevelt Park School
olds graduation day

sportsmanship

with — 1,099

points—Wiison House had 1,040

points.

Ernie Baines the

Mills

House president accepted the
award on behalf of his house.

The Miss Mils Memorial Award! thing it is to be a teacher.”

pr resented by Mr.

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~ By CHRISTIE HARRIS

“If I had my time to live over
again,’ Mrs, J. A. Rutherford told
three hundred friends who had
gathered to honor her on Wed-
nesday evening at Roosevelt Park
‘School, “I’d stili be a teacher.

Retiring from the teaching
profession after service that has
encompassed forty years, Mrs.
Rutherford was the surprised re-
cipient of many warm tributes
and gifts at a reception arranged
for her by colleagues and X-
pupils headed by J. H. Steele, W.
F. Bond,
D. H. Payne, Mrs. J. J. Donald-
son, I, lL. Morse, Mrs. W. Hom-
cnuk, Mrs. W. Hitchcock, Mrs, J.
E, Bateman, Miss Julie Prockter,
and Mrs, K. Adridn.

The guest of honor was wel-
comed into the prettily decorat-

ciation’ s gift of a handbag.

‘and record player on behalf of

Mrs, H. S. Cobb, Mrs. }

Mrs. LA. Rutherford receives *
many gifts at retirement party —

graved pen desk set. ,
. From prsident Owen Erwin,
Mrs. Rutherford received the
Prince Rupert Teachers’ Assocla-
tion’s gift of gold fillgree ecar-
rings and brooch, and from re-
tiring president Mrs. J. BE. Bate-
man, the. Parent Teachers’ Asso-

President of the newly or-
ganized “Friends of Mrs, Ruther-
ford Association’ W,. E,.Bond,
presented Mrs. Rutherford with
a handsome combination radio

the large group.
' Ata banquet. ‘earlier in the
evening she received a gift of
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Refreshments were served by
committee members assisted by
Mrs. L. Bowman, Mrs. A, Doane;
Mrs, G. Cook, Mrs, P. J. Ratch
ford, Miss Ann Huestis, and Miss
Marianne Donders. 8h

After teaching cight years i
her native England, Mrs, Ruther
ford began her Prince Rupert
teaching career In 1927, Sho
taught for one year at Westview.
School and 14 years at Bordeft
Street School before her mars
riage to John Allan Rutherford,

Four years later she became. sect

retary for the School Board, a

She taught again for four ycarg
Im the forties, and resumed. her
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ed auditorium by chairman R. W.
Long, who had been a member
of her first Grrde two class at
Borden Street school and whose .
son is a member of her ‘last grade |
two class. She was presented
with a sheaf of red roses by this ;

Christine Sutherland. : i

Opening the programme on an-
‘infectiously -happy note, 2 tape |
j recording of Mrs. Rutherford’s
oviginal rhythm band composi-—
“ion cued in a gaily costumed
bond of former students’ who
circled the rooni before leading -|
the assembly in the singing of
“School Days,” and “The More
We Are Together.” |
Jn a tribute to the retiring |
member of his. staff, Roosevelt
Park School principal John H.
Steele thanked Mrs. Rutherford

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