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‘POPULAR YOUNG ACCORDIONIST. Inger Viktil will vie with,
18 éntries Friday. ight “forcash prizes being’ given ‘to’ ‘winners
ih :the_ ‘Order ‘ of the Royal. ‘Purple Talent Show, : ‘For the. third _
“ consecutive year, the; OORP ,is: offering.'a first’ prize of. $50 < ‘and
“three runnersé “up: prizes of. $25. each ‘to contestants. who. receive
. the biggest applause. through ‘audience participation =:
_ Program of tobe notch entertalnment will. feature dancers, sings

 

 

   
     
   
     
    
   

   

Mr. and. Mrs, J. M. ‘Currie: of ! tomorrow: afternoon... ‘The rary ‘the. city, yesterday afternoon plane. ‘Is Ls
Naucouver are ‘leaving-Thursday |couver ‘residents:have .been -in/by, plane. to. attend’ .a". Child's trative: ee of Cel
mofning by Canadian Pacific Air | the city for, the: ‘past month.. . Guidance “Clinic -at..the’ Skeena
Lines plane ‘for’ their home fol-| >: yet Health.. Unit, as. soclal welfare: couver

lowing the funéral: of. Mrs. Cur- “Mrs: Frederick Jones, wife’ of : worker. , acre
rie’s: mother, . Mrs;-Ellen: Lovstad. former. ‘Civic. ‘Centre. ‘sectetary, © coe
The: funeral: will. be: conducted and. now: of Vancouver, arrived

 

 

 

     
  

 

 

 

 

     

 

 

   

Prince | ‘Rupert Daily News.”
Tuesday, October 20, 1959 .

   

 

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the annual fall bazaar and
afternoon by. the OES

AYPA. slate

installed —

“by. bishop —

- The: executive of St. Andrew's
cathedral Anglican Young Peo-
ples ‘Association was ‘installed
Sunday . morning by Rt,. Rev.
Eric . .G. Munn, Bishop of Cal-
edonia. as the group took. part
in “Youth Sunday” events.

“Installed were Jill Weise, presi-
dent; Gary .Griessel, vice-
president; Judy Hitchcock,
secretary-treasurer and Rev.
T Pattison, chaplain. -

"Gary Griessel) was elected
vice- -president to succeed Ron-
ald Corbeil ‘at a breakfast meet-
ing -held in. La Gondola Cafe
after the AYPA had. attended
early Communion at the cath-
edral.

During the “Youth Sunday”
service ‘at 11am. Miss Weise
and. Ronald Corbeil read the
lessons,

In‘: the afternoon the group!
attended a bowling party.
fActivities ‘for. the day were

Eedyby Gary. Griessel.

 

 

     

 

 

 

 

  

 

    
   

ing held >
this week

A Child Guidance Clinic is
being held in Prince Rupert this
weck at the Skeena Health Unit,
it: was announced today.

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Arriving yesterday afternoon :

by,; plane from Vancouver to
préside over the sessions were
Dr, T. C. Feir, psychiatrist, Mrs.

Opal McRae, psychologist; Mrs.
Sally Nordham,~ psychologist;
Mrs, Helen Blind, public

health nurse and Mrs, Frederick
Jones, formerly of this city, who
is a social welfare worker.

 
  
   
   

  

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Past st Worthy Grand Matron of the. * rdn the
Eqstern Star Mrs. .W. D. Vance will officially; Open

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tea being staged’ tomorrow

 

Ina setting of satiny foliage,
the: function will feature a.Sew-
ing. counter, ‘ home= cooking,
candy booth and a ‘special: ‘door-
prize attraction... , "

Worthy Matron Mrs. William
Wasyk. will receive thé : - guests
and. general convener jis:/.Mrs.
Lloyd Stevens.

Mrs. A. D. Ritchie is tea room
convener, :

PTA
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A comparison of educa-
tional methods and tech-
niques used 20 years ago.
as compared with those of
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and provocative subject
explored by. J:.M::Phillip-
ison, . School District: 2.3
superintendent, ‘when -he’
addressed the members ‘of
iConrad School Parent-
‘Teacher association. last

    
  

      

Mr... ‘Phillipson ‘said: “that
1939 there were 30 .teachers* ‘for
every job, while today there are
30 jobs for every teacher.

He pointed out that: today ‘af-:
ter six weeks in ‘school, ‘Grade 1
children are able to. ‘read: and
that 20 years ago they. would
‘still have been struggling © with

 

alphabetical sounds - around
, Easter,
Mr. Phillipson said that

changes in educational methods
were brought about by changing
times and changes in éducation-
ec. al needs, The public has a large
voice in determining what kind
of education dur children ~ ” re-
ceive, Mr, Phillipson said.

In other business a full and
comprehensive report ‘on ithe
various sessions of the recent
Regional conference held in Ter-
race was submitted by PTA
president Mrs, John Denning
who attended with Conrad PTA
members Mrs. A. S, Marshall and
Mrs. J. Micholuk. :

Mrs, R. C. Barbour's Grades 4
and 5 classroom won the attend-
ance pennant for the month’

 

Announcements

@ Booth Memorial High School
P.T.A. meeting In the activity
room, Wednesday, October 21, at
8:00 p.m, (204)

‘@ L.0.0.M, attention nl} mom-
hers: Initiation ‘and “meeting.
8:30, Tuesday, October 20, All
members please attend, » (203)

@ Sonja meeting, Wodnesday,
Oct, 21 nt Mrs, R. Montgomery,
630 6th Ave, Wost at. o: 100; p.m.

 

Frank R, Strolf of Vancouver
and co-proprictor . with’ Qharics
P, Reda of the . Prince \ Rupert
Hotel, leaves tomorrow morning
hy OPA plane aftor a four-day
visit In the city,

 

 

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