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“. “Still ..the.. biggest.

_- Prince." Rupert ° ‘is
“homes, ”- Mr. Prokop. said.

‘| “For. this area we, haye three
social | workers,. each earrying a

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‘tion members: were? told: :

Speaking. ‘at the. PTA: regular
‘meeting: ‘Wednesday night, guest
speaker; Williain, Prokop, district
"supervisor . ‘of the: : :Departinent
“of: Social’ Welfare for the Prince
‘Rupert: ‘area, “outlined “the’‘ser-

 

 

 

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He: “also reiterated that the
greatest: difficulty his. depart-
-ment- locally. experiences is the

“Jack” of staff. and lack of pro-

‘fessional. training in staff memi-
‘bers. ee

He said that. there: are 1, 160
“eases: ‘of “which -500 ‘are ‘active
ain? this district,. which includes
“east ‘to. Shames,. north ‘to . the’
‘the! ‘Quiéen: “Charlotte * ‘Islands,
east ‘to Shames, north’ to the.
S7th . ‘parallel and south to a

_. -@istance of 30 miles from. Prince |:

   

‘Rupert including. the islands.
‘THREE WORKERS:

“weneralized case load,” he. said.
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Cage The Social Welfare ‘department: is only as strong
asthe: community ‘concern for its children is: strong,
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‘ed: how. the work was divided
‘into 18 ‘categories which he. clas-
‘sified into five: main divisions,

pensions, social allowance, health
and’ institutional, miscellaneous
and child. welfare. *

In a’ question . “period “which

 

followed ‘Mr..’Prokop’s address,

concern ‘for. the’ ‘problems ‘men-
tioned and ‘Suggestions for -cor-

‘rection ; were’ brought out by! the

membership. « Be oy
During» “the:: business - session
chaired by | president Mrs. O. R.

 

‘Green, Mrs. A. L, Bell was nom-

inated as the Region 13 North-

“west”: ‘representative of the. PT

Federation ‘ for: the next two
years. 7

School “principal R.’ LBL Lucas
reporting - on. activities..in. the].
school ‘said that: high” school|-

“students” would ‘write’ examina-
:tions - during. the week before
Christmas holidays, :

«He said that”. at ‘present « can].
/ “eye testing p gram was: ‘being |.
‘conducted in
that: the Prince’: Rupert. Junior :
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‘items. Special emphasis willbe

-OORP

vA bingo vie will follow
the annual .pre- -Christmas
| bazaar. and: tea ‘it'was an-
nounced Wednesday night.
when the Order” of the’
Royal: Purple held its régu-
lar meeting, ir in: ‘the: Elks
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bazaar,’
and which will feature Christmas

placed on Christmas gift .sug-
gestions. and shome-baking, | it
was reported,

_ In other business ‘plans. for
the Children’s Christmas, Tree
party were made. It was. an-
nounced that the party is, for
all children of OORP’ and: Bén-
evolent Protective Order. “of Elks
members, between the ages of
one and eight. —

‘The regular. meeting night,
December 16, will be followed: by
a Christmas party with exchange
of ‘gifts.

, Mrs. J. A.D. McIntosh was the
winner of the October, “Dress
of the Month.” |. -

Chairman of the: “OORP_ Tal-

ent Show Mrs. Robert ‘Holkestad
reported that: proceeds .of.. some

 

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. the Nassau. Daily Tribune,
largest newspaper in. ‘the Ba- ,

by ,her. grandfather in. 1903;
‘She has been: training for her:

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$200. will ‘gO towards: charitable .

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needy « ‘and’: elderly’ -cltizens,
Mrs, FY C,. Clapp’s. name was

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A am ‘ntetesting art exhibit is now Doone in the lobby“
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