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“<The annual night school

a. , ight program sponsored
jointly by School District 52 and the Department of
Education will get underway next Tuesday, October

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ciation Parish fall bazaar!
The popular event will feature

 

’ Approval of the 20-week pro-
gram as presented by. night
school director R. R. Wilson was
given last night by the school
board. ,

_ Some 13 subjects,
classes will be held at Booth
Memorial Junior High school
from October 13 until March 17
between 7:30 and 9:30 p.m. on
Tuesdays and Thursdays. .

Mr. Wilson told the board that
figures from the 1958-1959 pro-
gram indicated. a growth in
adult education program. . Last

ear 364 persons registered for
he 15 classes. A, total of 344
-elass sessions were held with
$tudent hours’ of instruction
amounting to 9,374 hours. Av-
érage attendance was 182 stu-
dents.

‘The night school director not-
ed that last year there was in-
sufficient interest in some aca-
demic courses and _ general
mathematics, advanced high
school English and. elementary
conversational French = were
dropped. The latter, however,
bas, been included in this year’s
program.
‘| He said that a number of ad~-
ditional short courses are being
considered - in the final term's
Schedule although definite deci-
sion:and arrangements have not;
been completed. It is hoped toj
initiate at least three or four,
¢ourses in the second term. Re-|
quests or suggestions by board,
members or community organ-|
izations will-be given every con-|
sideration, Mr. Wilson said.

The board approved appoint-

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ment of junior high school
teacher -Neil. MacDonald: as .as-
sistant night school director. .

Greene was named chairman of
a night school advisory commit-
tee along with Superintendent of
Education J. M. Phillipson. A
third member of the committee
will be named later.

required. for each course.
days of courses are as follows:

Tuesdays; business English and

letter writing, Mrs. C. E. Rees, Proceeds gO towards the
Thursdays; shorthand, Mrs. C. E. church's building fund.
Rees, Tuesdays; typewriting, OT .
Mrs, K J. Watt, beginners Tues-| Civic Centre
days, advanced’ “Thursdays; |: - . ;
dress-making, Mrs. . Maurice schedule
Scott, Tuesdays... ~

English for New Canadians; Wednesday = *— .
basic Book No.1, F. A. Dunford;! Ceramics—i0 a.m.; Covper-

!

Members of. the Prince Rupert Concert Society |

-artists on the 10th. anniversary: Civic Centre auditorium.

a surprise package booth, candy
counter, a fish pond, hot-dog
stand, home-cooking booth;.saw-
ing stalls and a counter of re-
ligious articles. re

There will be games of skill
and bingo on both nights.

The tea-room to be held both
afternoons from 2 to 5 p.m. will
be convened by Mrs. Sidney
Dickens and Mrs, Oscar Wing-
ham, - a ,

CWL. president Mrs. J. Wil-|_
liam Bond, will receive ‘the}~
guests along with Parish Priest
Rev. James. Tracey.:

School. trustee. Mrs. L. M.

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A. minimum of 15 students is
Courses, with instructors and

Bookkeeping, G. M. Barrow,

 

 

Tuesdays; intermediate. Book|crafts—10 a.m.; Junior badmin-
No. 2, Mrs. Jacques Manheim, ton—11 a.m., Table ‘tennis, quict
Thursdays; advanced Book 3, K.;games—11]_ a.m.; “Boys floor,
J. Watt. Thursdays. hockey or practice—2 p.m.; Girls} .

General woodworking, G. G. basketball, (teen)—2 p.m.; Rol-|
McKenzie, Tuesdays; instrumen-. ler skating 6 to. 12° years—4
tale music, adult beginners,|p.m.; Junior badminton—4 .p.m.;
James White, Tuesdays; “men’s | Tumbling boys 6 to 9—4 p.m.;
conditioning, William H. Eng-| Junior woodwork—4 p.m.; Crafts
brecht, Tuesdays; radio: broad-| and Ceramics—4 p.m.; ‘Badmin-
casting, John Must, Thursdays; | ton club—7 p.m.;. Gymnastics

 

personnel development, J. .W.: boys 15 and over—7 p.m.; Junior
Kilgour, . Thursdays; ° conversa-: coppercrafts (teens)—-7 p-m.;
tional French, William C.Hank-: Weight training—8 .. p.m.; .

inson, Tuesdays; cooking and: Wrestling—8 p.m.; Ceramics—8
meal planning, Mrs. Michael; p.m.; Lapidary—8 .p.m.; Chess
Krueger, Tuesdays. ‘elub, 8pm. |

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are being invited to attend a “‘meet the guest artists’
reception tonight in the Civic Centre Teen room fol-
lowing the first performance of the season by the
brilliant string ensemble, the Claremont Quartet.

| The talented group of instru- | es

' mentalists appear as the first: 1959-60 program at 8 p.m. in the |

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Serviteurs will be Mrs. H. G.
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: Miss Olga Zabudney.

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Result of 8 table Whist and
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