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DAILY
EDITION
SCHOOL
BOARD
ON
ESTIMATES
Budgtt
For
1924
Given
Discussion
at
Preliminary
Session
Last
Night
SALARIES
NOT
TOUCHED
Decided
to
Reopen
School
Booth
School
Again
Discussed
Friday,
February
8,
1921.
fDorncslie
Science
M0.00
;
Manual
"training
G00.00
Medical
Inspection
....
300.00
Secretary's
salary
180.00
Insurance
JC2.0O
(ieneral
supplies
I.OOO.OO
Subsidies
500.0,0
Lengthy
School
Library
100.00
Hus
Service
2i0.00
,VesView
school
300.00
In
speaking
on
High
School
estimates.
Principal
Hrady
asked
!for
000
for
general
supplies,
a
similar
figure
lo
last
year.
We
Westvlew
also
asked
for
,M
new,
seals
for
one
of
Ibe
classrooms
to
replace
old
seals
which
are
not
suitable
to
the
requirements.
The
neces
I
lie
sain-
sify
of
having
a
playshed
al
prevailed
hinp
Kdward
School
was
also
last
year,
Ibe
school
hoard
lasl
referred
lo
by
Mr.
Hrady
and
re-night
reached
a
total
estimate
ceived
Ibe
sympathy
of
the
for
ordinary
expenditure
in
lioard.
No
definite
decision
was
1921
of
872,232,
this
figure
not
made,
however,
including
a
sum
of
perhaps;
H.
S.
Hum,
superintendent
of
51,000
or
more
which
will
be
public
schools,
asked
for
980
required
for
minor
repairs
and
for,
general
supplies
as
compar-
wnicn
win
ne
oeriniteiy
set
flown
nl
with
?850
lasl
year.
The
at
the
next
meeting
of
Ibe
board,
figure
this
year
would
provide
me
tniai
esiimalp
for
last
year
for
150
worlh
of
special
sup-
was
i4b,ivi
and
I
lie
cxpen.
Mures
plies
as
well
as
9H0
for
the
Jan
came
very
ciose
to
the
rigiire
set
(tor's
department.
The
domestic
out.
The
board
also
discussed
'science
department
will
receive
exlraordinary
eslimales
but
de-
an
allotment
of
fUi)
as
com
jerreo
nnai
aeiwr,
on
llieni.
In
pared
with
?500
last
year.
Only
mis
riassmcaiion
a
sum
or
295
of
the
latter
figure
was
about
3G0
will
be
set
down
for'snenl.
The
estimate
on
rnnnnnl
new
desks
In
a
High
School
classroom
and
a
sum
will
probably
be
asked
of
the
council
lo
lake
care
of
possible
contingent
expenditures
such
as
disputed
architects'
fees.
A
new
playshd
for
either
Kin?
Kdward
or
Borden
School
is
ajso
proposed.
The
board
sal
Cor
three
iours
last
night
on
the
eslimales
and
went
in
detail
into
them.
They
are
baed
on
last
year's
figures,
l'rovision
was
made
for
I
lie
reopening
of
Weslview
School
af
ter
the
summer
holidays
and
an
I
raininjr
was
set
at
?000
against
H00
last
year,
of
which
fl5
was
spent.
.oal
supply,
light,
water
and
telephone
and
contingencies
make
up
Ibe
totals
heretofore
tabulated.
Salaries
for
the
various
schools
are
not
included
in
I
he
above
itemized
totals.
There
was
no
discussion
on
Ibe
matter
of
salaries.
If
any
change
are
lo
be
made
In
this
respect,
it
will
likely
come
out
al
the
next
!
meeting.
In
the
meantime,
it
ilern
for
dental
clinic
was
elim-appears
as
Itrmgh
Ibe
present
I
nut
Oil
Tim
nuli.
....I,..
...ill
1
'
i
.
.
.
.
""imiirn
win
iip
scaip
wer
10
remain
in
opera
finally
adopted
at
a
meeting
to
be
held
next
Thursday.
Detailed
Estimates
The
eslimales
tentatively
passed
upon
last
night
were
as
follows:
High
School
3,375.n0
Booth
School
fi.100.00
Bordon
SI
reel
2,775.00
Seal
Cove
,
830.00
Hon.
The
mailer
of
medical
inspe,c
tion
of
children
was1,
discussed,
certain
criticisms
being
made
of
the
present
system.
II
was
pointed
out,
however,
that
great
deal
could
not
be
expected
ror
:)nn.
Insurance
An
original
estimate
of
?902
Success
Begins
With
Saving
A
Savings
Account
with
the
Union
Bank
of
Canada
will
give
you
the
right
start.
By
systematic
saving
you'ean
lay
the
foundation
stone
of
future
success.
Do
not
wait
until
you
have
$25.00
or
$50.00.
A
Savings
Account
can
be
opened
with
$1.00.
UNION
BANK
OF
CANADA
Prince
Rupert
Branch
A.
T.
Broderick,
Manager
pointed
mil
thai
W0
had
been
slat
ulory
examination
of
the
pent
lasl
year.
The
secretary's
salary
was
lefl
at
$18",
the
same
last
year.
Certain
repairs
will
h
requir
ed
at
all
schools
this
year
but
the
making
of
the
estimate
was
deferred
for
a
week
until
fur-
Iher
information
'iin
received-
'I'll
p.
Rorden
Street
school
will
trustee
Rochester
that
Waller
l.ongwill
be
engaged
lo
make
an
examination
when
a
severe
rain
siorm
was
on,
was
ailopted
on
motion
of
Tru'slees
Williams
and
Orme.
Trustee
Casey
thought
it
would
not
matter
very
serioously
If
the
school
were
repaired
this
year
or.
not.
Westvlew
School
I'he
opening
of
Weslview
school
was
discussed,
was
the
concensus
of
opinion
that
the
school
should
be
re-'opened,
if
Ihere
were
anything
like
enough
children
to
attend
il.
,
Bus
service
through
the
school
being
closed
would
cost
Ibe
board
this
year
at
least
00
anyway.
Beside
this,
there
was
tlie
disadvantage
of
children
having
In
go
so
far
to
school
and
not
being
able
to
gel
borne
for
the
lunch
hour.
Trustees
Orrne,
Williams
and
Casey
ex
pressed
themselves
a
being
in
favor
of
reopening
the
school
if
il
all
possible.
Accordingly
an
estimate
for
Ibis
purpose,
was
put
in
and
the
litis
service
estimate
was
dropped
from
)?10fl
to
9210
as
it
will
no
longer
he
necessary
when
the
school
is
re
opened.
Technical
Education
The
mailer
of
an
estimate
for
technical
education
Ibis
year
was
left
open
at
the
reauesl
of
Trustee
tlasey
who
expressed
the
opinion
that
there
was
need
for
the
continuation
of
some
thing
nf
that
nature.
In
the
course
of
discussion
on
this
topic,
accounts
of
$51(5.80
from
Rose,
Cowan
A
l.alla
and
.Vt.30
from
Mc.Rae
Bros,
against
the
defunct
.Norlberi
Polytechnic
Institute
were
read.
Some
mem
hers
fell
that
the
board
might
legally
be
held
responsible
for
Ibeiu
while
others
were
of
the.
opinion
that
such
was
not
the
case.
Though
no
formal
notice
ha.
been
given,
it
was
sufficiently
understood
and
coutd
be
con-
inned
from
the
minutes
thai
af-
ler
June
30
last
the
board
ws
no
longer
responsible
for
tlie
In
stitute.
Mr.
Vance
reported
the
total
liabilities
of
Ibe
Institute,
including
9UK
director's
salary,
lo
be
11979.
This
was
according
lo
the'
report
of
the
liquid
ator;
Outside,
of
the
director's
alary
the
net
amount
would
THE
DAILY
NKW8.
Friday,
February
8,
y
t
submitted
by
dm
secretary
for
probably
bo
something
over
II,-insurnnre
was
nil
.town
to
102.
non.
Mr.
Vance
estimated,
Other!
II
Was
derided
In
ml
Iho
insur-
school
board
such
as.
Terrace
ance
on
I
he
llooth
School
from
and
Anyox
were
jnsf
as
muehf
r0,noo
lo
'.r,nnn
nnd
eliminate
responsible
a
prince
lluperl,
a
jioiiry
lor
fi'.fMin
on
the.
obi
Trustee
Parker
foil.
It
wan
domestic
science
building
which
finally
decided
In
leave
I
lie
ac
I
hp
board
Mill
likHy
sock
In
iis-.
counts
over
for"
further
ronsid-pose
of
al
an
early
dale
a
it
jsVralion.
no
longer
required.
Policies,
fort
While
most
or
the
trustees
ex-K,00
are
In
he,
renewed
on
Ibe
'
i
r
-
j
i'i
I
Ihcmsclvesriik.tuYor
of
a
llordon
Street
school
which
hasldenlnl
clinic,
it
wu
the
unanl-
ju
lolal
insurance
of
$IU,no).mous
opitiion
thai
i
was
not
iKinp
Kdward,
Seal
Cove
and
liusllficd
Ibis
year.
Areoiilinelv
iWeslview
schools
are
already
covered
by
unexpired
policies.
ine
nem
was
iirortpe.1
ami
any
attention
that
sehonl
children'!
A
sum
nf
$rno
was
set
aside
leeth
receive
Ibis
year
from
Ibe
for
substitute,
teachers,
it
being
hoard
will
only
bo
as
far
as
Ibe
medical
oflieer
troes.
Disputed
Accounts
Disputed
accounts
from
.1.
V.
Poller
of
9?,.)ii2.tl$
and
A.
A.
Cox
of
IJ.r0
were
referred
lo
ib
connection
with
(he
consideration
tlf
extraordinary
eslimales.
Tlie
feeling
of.
thp
board
was
thai
I
hey
should
not
be
paid
tiu-
nccd
kalsornining,
painting
and
less
il
became
compulsory
lo
dol
new
MackboanU,
painting
of
the
jo.
ccrclary
Vance
reported
roor,
blocking
of
a
creek
and
re-lhal
Mr.
Poller
flllt
coulbjucd
lo
mnvat
of
slumps
al
Seal
Coveicomnninicale.
Nothing
had
been
was
Miggc.-lctl.
.lack
.Nelson
will
l
engaged
by
Ibe
board
to
e.x-aniinp
the
roof
of
King
Kdward
School
with
a
view
lo
renailing
or
reshmgling
it.
Booth
School
the
condition
of
Booth
Memorial
School
came
in
for
considerable
.discussion.
Trustee
Rochester
said
il
was
till
leaking
ami
was
in
need
nf
repairs.
I
tip
leaks
now
seemed
to
b
about
the
same
as
they
were
before
the
walls
were
re
paired.
He
thought
the
trouble
probably
lay
in
the
water
coming
through
the
cornices
and
down
tin
inside
nf
the
walls.
Trustee
Casey-slated
that
be
would
oppose
any
expenditure
on
repairs
of
the
Booth
School
unless
it
was
definitely
ascertained
what
was
wrong.
The
building
was
not
three,
per
cent
belter
than
it
was
two
years
ago
in
spile
of
repairs
that
had
been
made.
II
was
leaking,
the
walls
were
corroded
and
certain
floors
were
In
bail
condition.
II
was.no
use
assuming
further
a
lo
what
might
be
the
matter.
There
should
tie
something
more
Trustee
Parker
referred
lo
the
difllcully
of
getting
expert
ad
vice.
There
had
been
many
dif
ferent
opinions
expressed.
finally
a-suggestion
made
by
heard
lalely
in
mi'
Mr.
Cox.
The
necessity
of
playsficd
,
at
Uonlen
street
and
King
I'dward
schools
was
discussed
but
nothing
definite
wa
decided.
II
was
the
oidnion
that
the
erection
of
one
was
as
far
a
the
board
could
go
Ibis
ye'ar.
no
matter
how
desirable
they
rnlghl
be.
The
meeting
adjourned
after
II
o'clock
to
meet
again
next
Thursday
when
Ibe
estimates
will
be
completed
and
finally
adopted.
,
The
Man
in
the
Moon
!
SAYS:-
i
!
HAVK
you
sialic
In
your
altic
So
your
brains
refuse
lo
work?
Are
you
lazy
Or
just
crazy
,t
Thai
your
jofi
t
you
-;
wih
to
shirk?
Wnlch
your
slep,
then,
let
Mime
pep,
men,
Tone
your
syslpm,
clear
your
brain;
Let
your
muscle'
Red
corpuscles
fiel,
and
help
your
health
re
gain.
IK
you
must
tie
a
grouch
ft
to
breakfast
'lime.
TDK
man
who
married
a
rich
and
ntiese
lady
remarked
that
be
was
about
lo
livo
on
I
lie
fal
of
the
land.
NKVKR
mind,
bachelors,
leap
ypar
will
not
last
for
etcr
and
I
hen
if
you
gel
'past
you
-will
be
safe
for,
another
four
years.
MAY
I
be
yours?"
whispered
Hie
sweet
young
thing
as
the
evening
shadows
were
slowly
closing
round
llieni.
And
he
whispered
gently
"Well,
yes,
doncherknow,
bill
not
permanently
drinchcrkiinw."
-
OKTTIMi
married
is
some
thing
like
death
lo
a
wicked
man.
II
is
just
where
Hip
trouble
be.
gins.
4
,
ANY
person
who
goes
around
lo
a
married
man
asking
him
lo
purchase
a
copy
of
"Who's
Who"
is
likely
lo
hear
something
about
his
own
pedigree.
He
knows
who
is
who
al
borne
wild
out
the
aid
ijf
a
book.
DID
you
ever
hear
abou)
the
woman
who
caught
Itie
Jellyfish?
No?
It
happened
on
her
wed
ding
day.
THE
SINQLK
MAN
A
single
ninu
is
like
a
siip
wilbonl
a
rudder,
a
Ford
wild
one
wheel,
a
plate
of
peas
wflh-out
a
knife
to
eal
lliem
with.
Nature
abhors
a
vacuum
and
a
bachelor
the
one
Is
as
useful
to
the
community
as
the
other.
v
eekly
Spasm.
M
MtJiiBTif
ITb
HI"
lm
JHIHNHftHLB
b0bKbvbbiVb99
1
'Linger
Awhile"
is
truly
a
glorious
fox-trot.
Famous
Paul
Whiteman.and
His
Orchestra
make
you
want
to
"linger"
and
dance
forever.
It's
a
wonder.
So
is
"Hollywood"
on
the
reserve
side,
played
by
Waring's
Pennsyl-vanians.
Stop
at
any
"His
Master's
Voice"
dealer
and
ask
for
"His
Maker's
Voice"-Victor
Record
No.
19211
TERRACE
NOTES
Miss
Agnes
Oadock,
superintendent
of
Huckley
Valley
Hospital
of
Smilhers
spent
Saturday
in
town.
Miss
Klanda
Marsh
was
home
for
the
week
end.
Mrs.
Leslie
Skinner
of
Copper
i.Uy
was
in
town
on
Saturday.
Mrs.
A.
.
Wilson
nf
Ileum
was
(Iip
guest
of
Mrs.
Marsh
on
Wednesday.
.
The
Ladies'
(iiilld
of
the
Pies
hylerian
Church
inel
al
Hip
home
of
Mrs.
Siind.il.
Mrs.
McKinnon
was
the
hoslcss
for"
Ibe
after
noon.
Mrs.
Danhaiier
of
Copper
fiily
was
In
town
on
Wednesday.
The
Woman's
Auxiliary
of
the
Anglican
Church
me
in
Pro
gress
Hall
on
Wednesday
with
an
attendance
of
(went
v.
two.
Mrs.
Jiislinp
'
entertaining.
It
was
decided
after
this
lo
hold
tlie
weekly
Hirelings
on
Thurs
day.
May
3
'was
the
dale
chosen
as
the
dale
of
Hie
spring
sale.
The
Provincial
I'arly
is
hav
ing
a
dunce
tonight.
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