Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday,
April
28,
1950
Ra4
A
Passing
Of
Canon
Keen
Flammable
cleaning
fluids
can
be
Ignited
by
any
spark
or
flame,
as
can
their
vapors.
Keep
away
I
,
from
fires
or
sparks
when
using
I
!
them.
"'Oder,!
"oderitl
Canon
Keen's
name
will
live
for
other
reasons
than
as
a
Christian
teacher
and
pastor
for
he
was
an
internationally
known
entomologist
and
wa3
recognized
as
the
authority
on
the
fauna
of
the
north
Pacifi:
coast.
Some
species
belonging
to
Best
Supporting
I
S
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
Actress
men,
MtC.
Produion
H0n
'I
this
locality
bear
his
name.
4Oscars-4
Former
Anglican
Missionary
On
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Dies
Word
has
been
received
from
his
relatives
in
England
of
the
recent
passing
of
the
Rev.
Canon
J.
H.
Keen
at
Tunbrtdf,e
Wells.
He
had
just
celebrated
his
ninety-eighth
birthday
and
trying
to
c't.ide,
Dr.
Doucette
said,
which
is
more
Important,
to
be
able
to
dale
the
Battle
of
Hastings,
or
the
Captain
of
the
basketball
team.
To
be
able
to
recognize
the
split
infinitive
or
a
split
personality;
to
be
able
to
repair
the
weak
construction
of
r.
complex
sentence,
or
the
relationships
hi
one's
home;
to
know
what
is
inside
the
cover
of
Scott's
"Ivanhoc"
or
under
the
hood
of
a
Ford
Mercury.
In
short.
Dr.
Doucette
advocated
a
fusion
of
the
practical
and
the
academic
in
education,
and
the
application
of
the
Golden
Rule,
to
subordinate
the
Individual
aim
to
the
common
good.
Hon.
W.
T.
Stralth,
Minister
of
Education,
addressed
the
convention
011
the
subject
"Educa
NSC
DOLLAR
Alcohol
Use
Is
Discussed
NO
ADVANCE
N
n
DAYS
ntOM
ST.
JORICS
TO
VANCOUVER
IT'S
COR0NATI0H
ACROSS
THE
NATIO
si
had
bpen
in
splendid
health
until
a
fall
he
received
shortly
before
his
death.
The
funeral
service
was
taken
by
Canon
E.
P.
Laycock,
formerly
of
Prince
Rupert.
Canon
Keen
came
'to
the
Diocese
of
Caledonia
in
1890.
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SALE
ENDS
SATURDAY
NIGHT
f
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
tion
Means
More
Than
Class
rooms",
the
cuty
of
the
school
being
to
tcacn
how
to
live,
not
TODAY
and
SATURDAY
fftr
Eves.
7-9:
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5
Sat-
Mat.
2-4:30
.
P
I
Too
Much
Specializing
.
Say
P.
T.
Speaker
Summaries
of
reports
on
Interesting
subircts
which
were
I
the
subject
of
addresses
at
the
'
Easter
convention
of
the-
British
Columbia
Parent-Teacher
Fed-I
eration
were
given
by
delegate
F.
i
R.
Wrisht
at
a
joint
meeting
of
I
all
city
Parent-Teachers
Associations
this
.
week.
Ainonjf
the
j
special
speaker,
at
the
convention
were
John
R.
Meredith,
Dr.
I
A.
L.
Douccttc
and
Hon.
W.
T.
j
Stialth.
hiinlstr.r
of
education,
j
Mr.
Meredith,
who
has
heen
,
carrying
on
a
research
into
the
,
effects
of
alcohol
on
the
human
i
brine,
assured
the
delegates
that
his
Department
docs
not
exhort
or
condemn
the
use
of
Hq--
uor
but
server,
only
to
provide
''he
facts.
"Law",
he
said,
1
"whether
we
feel
it
to
be
fair
or
not
in
regard
to
liquor,
docs
not
1
afreet
liquor
habits
in
the
least."
I
The
matter
lies
entirely
with
the
individual,
Mr.
Meredith
Service
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A
Smile
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WASHER
When
You
Order
'Chicken
in
the
Rough'
From
missionary
of
the
Church
Missionary
Society
of
London,
England,
and
was
sent
to
work
among
the
Haidas
at
Masset
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
He
remained
there
for
eight
years
and.
during
that
time,
translated
into
Halda
the
Gospels
of
St.-Luke
and
St.
John,
the
Acls
of
the
Apostles,
and
parts
of
the
Prayer
Book.
He
also
compiled
a
grammar
of
the
Haida
language
and.
In
doing
so,
gave
great
credit
to
his
two
faithful
teachers,
the
late
Henry
Edeu-sliaw
and
Mrs.
Mary
Ridley,
for
their
excellent
assistance.
From
M.isset
he
went
to
Mctlakalla
where
he
remained
until
he
left
for
England
in
1913.
For
some
years
he
was
secretary-treasurer
of
the
Diocese
of
Caledonia
airl
in
1911
was
appointed
by
Archbishop
DuVernet
an
Honorary
Canon
of
St
.Andrew's
Cathedral,
Prince
Rupert.
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merely
how
to
make
a
living.
Dr.
Stralth
reported
that
the
new
medical
faculty
of
the
University
of
British
Columbia
will
ojHMi
this
fall
with
an
enrollment
of
60.
Home
Primary
F.
C.
Boyes
of
the
Vanouver
Normal
School
was
the
feature
speaker
at
a
banquet
held
for
delegates.
Mr.
Boyes
made
It
clear
that
home
is
where
education
begins.
There
a
child
shouH
be
given
love,
a
set
of
Ideals,
an
interest
in
the
world,
and
a
little
training
in
good
hard
work
Mr.
Boyes
felt
that
too
much
of
this
training
Is
oftentimes
Irft
to
the
school.
Delegates
voted
to
hold
the
1951
convention
in
Victoria
on
March
28,
29
30,
Mr.
Wright's
report
concluded.
,
Before
and
after
Mr.
Wright's
report.
P.
T.
A.
members
were
delighted
by
several
musical
selections
rendered
by
the
School
Orchestra
undrr
the
direction
of
BMHS
teacher,
Fred
Huber.
The
organization,
which
has
only
been
in
existence
since
late
in
1949,
has
made
splendid
progress,
the
audience
felt,
and
In
hearty
applause
conveyed
to
Mr.
Huber
and
the
students
much
appreciation
and
encouragement.
'
At
the
conclusion
of
the
meeting,
refreshments
were
served
In
the
staff
room.
.
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ernment
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Contest
And
DANCE
Dr.
A.
L.
Doucette,
Professor
of
Educational
Psychology
at
the
University
of
Alberta
In
addressing
the
convention,
attributed
to
the
modem
age
two
new
Ills,
"spccialltis,"
referring
to
modern
-specialists
who
seem
to
make
human
existence
Into
an
endless
assembly
line
and
"specta-toriti-s".
a
disease
caused
by
too
much
leisure
time
through
too
many
modern
labor
saving
devices.
He
advocated
more
participation
by
everyone,
especially
young
people
in
recreational
activities,
hobbles
and
avocations.
Dr.
Doucette
said
he
believed
'duration
to
be
the
greatest
controversial
Issue
in
the
world
today
arcalcr
even
than
alcohol
fcx.
the
labor
situation
or
the
cold
war.
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seems
to
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