Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
October
18,
1950
A
new
10-mile
highway
between
.
COUilCLS
1-OPUlvAlX
un.
Cuiu.y
Caracas
and
La
Guaira,
School
Inspector
Talks
HALIFAX
(h
More
than
375
high
school
for
three-year
courses
Venezuela,
will
Include
a
tunnel
students
have
enrolled
at
the
in
11
Industrial
trades,
home
II
If
U-'.n
,1
7000
feet
long.
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worn
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About
Modern
Teaching
"''M
At
Borden
Street
School
Parent-Teacher
Association
monthly
meeting
last
evening,
the
speaker
was
School
Inspector
S.
Graham
who
talked
informally
on
present-day
methods
and
teachers.
There
always
had
been
criticism
of
the
kind
of
pupils
the
schools
turn
out.
Every
generation
took
its
turn
be
w
wailing
the
poor
grade
of
Instruction
but
a
realistic,
survey
Frao
rnlniirpr!
riit.nnt
rnrtonc
thof
make
'V
method.
The
discussion
was
lively
and
informative.
The
Interchange
of
ideas
was
beneficial.
big
trains
or
make-believe
modern
kitchens
Terrace
Disaster
TERRACE
The
Red
Cros.
local
Disaster
Committee
was
showed
that
pupils
of
twenty
years
ago
could
not
spell
perfectly,
he
said,
and
Indeed
were
not
better
taught
than
they
are
today.
In
any
case
the
most
important
factor
.
was
the
teacher
and
in
every
case
the
teacher
was
one
who
did
his
or
her
work
with
all
'
sincerity
and
honesty
of
purpose.
Most
of
the,
critics
are
not
members
of
the
parent-teacher
association,
he
said,
and
therefore,
speak
with
a
limited
and
one-sided
view.
The
value
of
the
parent-teacher
organization
was
indeed
very
real
and
the
movement
.
an
asset
In.
every
school
where
it
functions.
Other
items
in
the
program
were
violin
solos
by
Jeanette
Informed
by
wire
on
Friday
af-
I
ternoon
that
the
main
business-spction
and
Red
Cross
Outpost
Hospital
in
Terrace
had
been
J
destroyed
by
flie
and
five
thousand
people
were
homeless.
1
This
was
the
message
that
had
been
awaited
to
start
"Operation
i
Merc
y."
Disaster
committee
,
chairman,
Morris
Wlghtman,
cal-1
led
his
committee
chairmen
to,
headquarters
at
the
police
sta-1
Sparks,
pupil
.of
Mrs.
C.
Anderson,
who
accompanied
the
young
Hon
and
"Operation
Mercy"
be-
gan
In
theory
with
Constable
Wilson
doing
the
practical
work
In
sending
messages
south
in
code.
;
'
!
In
theory,
people
were
transported
to
the
Civic
Centre
where
the
bowling
alleys,
being
heated,
were
used
as
a
hospital.
Tho
An
rifCWIC
RANK
n.Vne
performer.
.
Mrs.
P,
Logan,
pro-,
gram
convener,,
read-
two.
Inter
esting
poems
and
also
conducted
contests
which
added
to
the.en-joyment
of
the
evening.
'
.
'I
Mrs.
A.'
J.
Dominato
was
in
the
chair.
Reports
were
given
of
the
parent-teacrjer
couhcU,
the
film
council,
the
.
music
and
drama
committee
and
other
aspects
of
the
association's
work.
-Membership
will
be
renewed
In
trie
city
film
council.
J.
8.
Wilson
referred
to
the
meeting
the
principals
had
had
with
representatives
of
the
Kinsmen
Club
relative
'
to
Hallowe'en
observance.
Tickets
would
be
handled
through
the
schools.
Mr,
Wilson
said
he
felt
transportation
was
in
charge
of
.
a
taxi
service.
A
list
of
supplies
was
sent
to
Vancouver
head-i
quarters
by
wireless
by
Constable
1
Wilson.
,The
committee
were.'
working
on
the
assumption
that
500
people
had
to
be
cared
,
for
m
umm
v
mvanavaa
ji
w
YOU
more
leisure
fmel
More
time
for
other
thin
km
Imthiim-
you
cook
niilmiialic
ally
hen
you
have
an
rlrrlrie
raiife.
You
have
rxartly
,
the
heat
you
require,
aiitoniHtirally
cimlrnll.'d
.
.
.anil
it"
all
kept
in
the
ranpe
.
.
.
none
to
heat
up
tln
kildwn.
,
It
gives
yu
better
ook-r,
more
luitritioiiH,
mure
damur-
fill
fiMMl.
Then,
too,
your
range,
your
jmiIh
and
aiiK,are
'
no
easy
to
clean
.
.
.
drop
in
and
iiiH'ct
the
l;itt-M
iixhIcU,
frtP
t.pn
Have
Mel
PeekeVout
was
in
charge!
dertaking
a
big
Job
that
was
Jamas,
while
Dr.
Mills
and
Dr.'
May
gave
the
list
of
medical
i
supplies
and
disinfectants,
whole
I
blood
and
plasma
needed.
Every-1
thing
went
smoothly
and
"Oper-
really
the
responsibility
of,
the
parents.
It
was
up
to
the
parents
to
see
that
their
children
celebrated
Hallowe'en,
sensibly.
The
club
was
entitltd
to
the
full
support
of
all
parents
and
citizens.
8.
A.
Cheeseman
was
named
as
a
member
of
the
P.T-A.
council
safety
committee.
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Scope,
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carton,
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for
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auon
Mercy
was
successfully
concluded
in
Terrace.
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interesting
discussion
tooki
place
regarding
the
teaching
of
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