Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Saturday,
October
13,
1951
Better
;Bo-Me-Hi
Intramural
Association
Booth
Memorial
Students
A?ain
Divide
Into
Houses
This
year
in
Boo
School
a
mm
o
o
o
3.21
PER
YEAR
IF
HELD
TO
MATURITY
LIMIT
FOR
HOLDING
IN
ANY
ONE
NAME-$5,000.
CASHABLE
AT
FULL
FACE
VALUE
PLUS
INTEREST
AT
ANY
TIME
hi-'Wf
system
will
again
be
start-
j
cd.
It
was
last
used
in
1948
but
!
was
discontinued
because
of
lack
j
ol
facilities
Under
thi
house
system
the
school
population
Is
divided
into
four
parts.
These
j
parts
are
called
houses
and
have
i
names.
Alpha,
Beta.
Gamma,
and
"Delta
we'j
the
names
decided!
upm.
Al?o
each
house
has
a
j
body
of
executive
(president,!
secretary,
spoits
representative,!
t
:acher
sponsor,
and
others).'
The
purpose
of
the
house
system
i;
to
promote
sports
and
to
en-!
courage
the
entire
student
body
to
participate
in
sports
and
other
recreation.
For
the
past
few
weeks
L.
Matthews
and
Miss
E.
Maynard
have
j
l-pen-
working
to
complete
the
houses.
The
school
has
been
di-:
vded
into
four
houses
by
a
sys-
j
ten
of
birthdays.
Tha'.
is.
all
students
who
were
j
horn
in
a
certain
month
on
months
are
assigned
to
one
-house.
'
I
Mr.
Matthews,
as
director,
has
sp-nt.
considerable
time
in
the
organization
of
a
program
for';
the
houses.
He
has
drawn
up
a
constitution
which
he
proposes
to
present
to
the
board
that
will
control
the
houses
once
they
are
organized
(the
board
consisting,
of
tha
officers
of
each
house.)
These
are
a
few
of
the
clauses
contained
therein:
i
ARTICLE
II
It
shall
be
the
function
of
the
Association
to
encourage
the
entire
student
body
to
participate
in
organized!
athletic
sports
and
other
active
1
recreation
...
1
ARTICLE
III
All
students
t
?ogula:Iy
enrolled
shall
be
eli-;
eible
for
membership
In
the
;
Intramural
program,
provided
j
tha'
thev
comp'y
with
the
rules
c'
eligibility
...
,
KLudent-
on
teams
which
rcpre-;
sent,
the
school
or
other
organ-
;
bed
teams
would
not
be
eligible
i
for
membership.
This
to
more
evenly
divide
the
talent
between
the
variou
s
houses
I
ARTICLE
IV:
OFFICERS
Section
1
:
The
organization
and
supervision,
of
this
division
shall
be
under
the
control
of
a
repre-
'
sentalive
torn
the
staff
or
ttve
Director
of
Physical
Education
.
.
Section
2:
The
officers
of
this
dl'
ision
.'hall
be
the
representa-
tt"e
of
each
of
the
organizations
which
are
to
participate
in
the
.
Intiamura!
piogiam,
as
well
as
THE
LONGER
IT'S
HELD
-
THE
BETTER
J
GETS
Canada
Savings
Bonds
Sixth
Series
have
a
"life"
of
10
years
and
9
months
from
date
of
issue
and
bear
10
coupons
of
equal
value.
The
first
coupon
covers
lyear
and
9
months
and
is
payable
on
August
1st,
1953;
subse
quent
coupons
come
due
August
1st
yearly
thereafter
until
maturity.
If
cashed
before
August
1st,
1953,
si
mple
interest
is
paid
at
2
per
year
(calculated
monthly).
This
is
because
"dividing
up"
the
first
coupon
payment
over
the
period
of
1
year
and
9
months
comes
out
to
this
"rate-pe
r-y
ear".
Thi
s"rate-per-year"
grad
ually
increases
as
each
coupon
becomes
payable
until,
for
a
bond
that
is
held
for
its
full
term,
the
average
annual
interest
rate
reaches
3.21,
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3
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VV
FUST
INTHIST
COUPON
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"f
X"
MONTH
PERIOD
i
one
teacher
sponsor
from
each
!
house
.
.
.
This
outlines
the
proposed
con-,
stitution
for
the
house
system
as
compiled
by
Mr.
Matthews.
How-;
iv.i
the
principal
will
make
all
,
minor
decisions.
It
is
hoped
that
the
system
will
be
running
I
smoothly
in
the
near
future.
RICHARD
P.
KILBORN.
Need
Cable
for
Clearer
Phoning
CANADA
SAVINGS
BONDS
are
registered
:a
the
owner's
name.
They
are
non-assignable
and
non-transferable;
Holdings
in
any
one
name
limited
to
$5,000.
Each
member
of
a
family
may
hold
up
to
this
amount.
(Previous
limit
was
$1,000.)
1
.
v
ON
SALE
BEGINNING
MONDAY,
OCTOBER
15TH
AT
INVESTMENT
DEALERS,
BANKS
AIID
THROUGH
THE
PAYROLL
SAVINGS
PLAN
LONDON
P
British
engineers
i
hope
some
day
to
lay
a
special
cable
across
th
Atlantic
which!
will
make
trans-Atlantic
tele-
j
phone
calls
as
clear
as
one
from
i
the
next
block,
'
w
The
cable
would
free
Atlantic
telephone
services
of
the
depen-
j
dency
on
atmospheric
conditions)
which
often
interfers
with
radiotelephone
facilities.
Engineers
working
for
the
grit-
lsh
post
office,
which
controls
communications,
feel
they
arcj
gradually
overcoming
their
dif-:
ficultlet'.
Nvxt
year
the
first
I
deep-water
submersed
repeater'
cable
is
to
be
laid
between
N-w-'
found'and
and
Nova
Scotia,
a
cable
d:stance
of
about
700
miles.
Estimates
here
difle-
on
when1
the
Atlantic
cabrj
may
be
a
reality.
Some
say
10
to
20
yean,
oiheis
much
sooner
In
event
of
an
emergency.
Th?
cost
would
be
.".n",hin-
lik.;
7.500
000.
JOHANNESBURG
0WA
resl-(li
n;.
lure
received
a
registered
.
ict'.e-
v
msndir.g
payment,
of
an
i
..'tandin'j
a
in
cunt
of
tax
ovnfc.
cn
threat
of
p
osecut'on.
The
J'e'H,
outstanding
for
three:
amounted
to
tv,
i
pence.
gs
Boids
'
i
$50.00
$100.00
$500.00
$500000
$1,000.00
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