EDUCATION
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fietos
Thursday,
November
18,
1948
Long
Service
C.N.R.
Employee
Retiring
SHIPS
and
Cat
MMWM
A
.
J
iOPEN
HOUSE
AT
jCONRAD
STREET
)
Under
sponsorship
of
its
t
Parent
-
Teacher
Association
The
retirement
of
J.
A.
Mc-
Katie"-
vnntor
presented
by
Miss
Lai!
a
Hjsoy,
secretary
of
the
Booth
Memorial
High
School
Students"
Council.
CANADIAN-BORN
BLOOD-
.
HOUNDS
SUDBURY,
Ont.
AV
j
Seymour,
Sudbury
prospector,
WATERFRONT
Leod,
after
30
years
of
service,
with
the
Canadian
National!
Railways
at
Prince
Rupert
and
Prince
George,
was
recently
an-!
She
pointed
out
the
inadequacy
Booth
Parent-Teachers"
.
Association
Hears
Speakers
Five
different
viewpoints"
on
of
the
present
school
building
by
believes
he
has
the
first
partd
nounced
and
recognized.
Until'
Having
been
delayed
,v-
student
of
bloodhounds
ever
whelped
Oonrad
Street
School
held
"open
house"
Wednesday
afternoon
and
was
host
to
more
than
100
mother.
who
enjoyed
a
special
-
prtnce
RuDerti
ucation
nrob-
stressing
the
uie
lack
ih
oi
of
s
in
Canada.
Born
on
Thanks-
rl
giving
Day,
the
pups
four
'
inan
nan
a
oay
on
accouni.
ui
facilities
7"!
v",
government
,
not?
biy
an
lurwiv
la
wm
wp
twnwrf
exceptionally
heary
freights
to
e
tort
to
toe
freight
agent
.
of-
'"V"
office
for
the
student
council.
f,uB'm,
reiresnmentg
and
a
'
A
tlin
K.nHAn.
...11
.
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-
mnlaa
n
m
A
i
am
AMItl,a
n
A
dUcharKe
at
Alaska
points,
C-
ai
ueorge
ana
u
"
Parent-
uumuch
nwcm
f
which
,iti
u
,w
idtuuca
i
P
R
tMr
Prints
ionise.
as
in
that
city
that
fellow
Memorial
mgn
school
view
of
the
classrooms.
The
event
was
arranged
in
tf
-
MSIf
'
rant
Vrad
MxHrow
wa
tn
nnrt
worsers
ana
mends
surprised
nw.Muuii,
veruiS
preceaea
me
aaaresses
a
resolu-
expected
10
oe
iramea
ror
ne
search
of
lost
persons.
;iZ
su
or
double
your
money
back
connection
with
Education
from
8:15
to
10:15
this
morning
him
with
a
party
at
his
home,
representative,
of
tha
tion
ready
was
aed
passed
supporting
SyKi
Ed-
one
Week
and
both
P.T.A.
members
southbound
from
Skagway
and
L.
O.
Armstrong,
freight
agent.
School
Bogni,
teaching
profess-
uWch
ureed
tSt
in
tlifc8lI-Q
AC.ver.aiy
-Advertise
In
the
lJairy
Nctet-
ii.
a
piea.-nt
one.
The
guests
ver.
The
vessel
had
a
good-sized
nim
a
weii-hiied
purse
The
series
o;
concussion
was
the
provincial
government
tlvop
the
three
per
cent
sales
tax
from
school
books
and
equipment.
I
Mrs
Earl
RppVrr
niAmhnrchln
along
wun
a
gill
to
Mrs.
Mac-
a
special
featm
held
ti
tcunec-
v.-ere
received
at
the
door
by
list
of
passengers,
three
Grade
Five
students,
Mol-
Leod.
tion
with
Education
Wejk
and
followed
a
brief
business
meet-
chalrman
teportea
Ul8t
mem.
ing
attended
by
almost
100
P.T.
bership
in
the
organization
is
now
about
40.
A
report
on
fin-
fincps
urn
r
pivpn
hu
VTi-
r.cnro
A.
members.
Dr.
R.
G.
Large,
chairman
of
BORDEN
ST.
P.T,
MEETING
Civic
Centre
.
Dates
.
ly
Simmons,
Drue
Patrick
and
Nina
Mostad.
Geraldine
Moore-house
was
in
charge
of
the
visi-tors'
register.
Visits
to
the
various
classrooms
fallowed
and
the
mothers
were
invjied
by
the
teachers
to
in.oct
their
children's
handiwork.
Refreshments
were
served
in
the
brt'.'crr.cr.t.
with
Mrs
i
r
Interesting
Addresses
by
Mrs.
Men's
and
Young
Men's
Paftt'
the
Prince
Rupert
District
School
Hm
and
on
p
T
A
llterature
Board
outlined
the
problems
Mrs
c
j.
Q
Olson
Rev.
BasU
which
have
faced
the
board
in
s
Prorkter
preslaent,
wascLair-
connection
with
construction
of
,
ni
tin,
new
schools
and
the
progress,
The
meetlng
ct)ncluded
wlth
which
has
been
made
toward
refreshlnents,
served
in
the
home
F.
Wright
and
Joseph
Chell
i
FRIDAY
.
(Sports)
WHOLESALE
Krai
good
make
and
fit
From
nm.m
to
xt.rrrl
,1
The
regular
meeting
of
the
Men's
mni
Young:
Ht
u
'
VVtw-
'
Borden
Street
Parent-Teacher
a.m.
9:00-
that
end
Bo
Me
Hi
Gym
Class
i
.
1
1
...
i
economics
room.
r
ti,.,.,,,
nauciuun
liai
cvciunu
was.
Stuart
and
Mr.
nmnnentea
nv
two
aaaresses
Considerable
study,
w.
said,
went
into
the
board's
decision
to
one
bv
Mrs
V.
Wright
on
the
re.
1
2
:30
-King
Edward
School
Gym
,
TRT
A
CLASii--iED
AD'
JANITORS'
SUPPLIES
for
Hotels,
Restaurants,
Schools,
Hospitals,
Offices,
etc.
DUSTIiANE
and
D-IJ
Product.
Brodie
Brushes,
Mops,
(J.
II.
Wood
&
Co.
Industrial
Sanitation.
sted
Suits.
Sinrle
snd
do
a!?,"
r
breasted.
..Well
tailored
-4
fit
Men's
Raia
Coats
Navy
Oa?
All
sizes
$letKl
Men's
all
wool
lined
CrutTt
,
Coats.
Best
Make
and
lv-
Reg.
SIS.aO.
Special
ltXT
V
Men's
Dress
Caps
Good
-as
sort
men
t.
.
All
wool.
Specla
Reduced
Prices"
construct
a
new
school
on
the
King
Edward
site
and
-
to
plan
consu
uiciori
ot
one
unit
ot
a
new
high
school
to
supplement
I
and
to
eventually
replace
the
j
present
Booth
Memorial
struc
cent
Discussion
Group
Course
'
Class
given
at
the
Civic
Centre
un-
3:30-Rop-Ree
Jr.
Girls
tier
the
auspices
of
the
Unlver-
7:00
Adult
Badminton
Club
rity
Extension
Department
'
of
,7
:30Rup-Rec
Teen
Age
Boys
British-Columbia
and
the
other!
(Basketball
Practices)
by
Inspector
of
Schools
Joseph
j
4
:
:00
-
10::00
ChelL
'
.
(Special)
Mrs.
Wright
spoke
of
the
i:W
Teen
Age
Girls
Craft
'
methods
adoflted
by
-
the
in-
I
Group
convening.
Sorviteurs
were
Mrs.
V.ihk.m
Smith,
Mrs.
L.
Colussi,
3;:-..
K.
Petersen,
Mrs.
F.
Jen-fe:i
and
Mrs.
R.
Ferguson.
Mrs.
W.
Davidson
acted
as
cashier,:
and
contributions
to
further
P.;
T.A.
work
totalled
$26.
A
group
ot
Grade
Five
stud-'
tnls,
who
are
also
Junior
Red
Cross
members,
presented
a
plav,
"Twins'
Birthday"
inspired
by
the
recent
Royal
birth
$1.0
to
$fiV
Men's
Work
Pants,
Good
Make,
RUPERT
SUPPLY
HOUSE
All
sizes.
Dre-shrunk
ttructor
and
then
the
requisites
8:00
Rotary
Club
Chorus
for
conducting
a
successful
dls-
;8:00
Mixed
Adult
Card
Parf
t-usslon.
Practical,
experience
8:00
Camera
Club
(Teen)
had
been
given
those
attending
!
8:00
Education
Week
Public
ture.
Development
of
plans
."or
the
new
buildings
has
been
a
tin
e-consuwiing
operation,
Dr.
Larie
declared
,and
the
initial
work
is
not
yet
completed.
It
probably
will
not
be
until
next
year
that
a
bylaw
to
raise
the
money
for
new
construction
w'.U
ne
presented
to
the
people.
Dr.
Large
presented
sketch
Reg.
S4.IMI
Special
I
Phone
G32
venue
lioy
School
Boots
anal
Ox
PERSISTENT
STREAM
TORONTO,
(f
-A
stream,
formerly
running
through
Toron-
,.and
the
summing
up
of
the
re
Meeting
8:00
Swing
Class
(U.B.C.)
fords
Solid
Leather.
Sizes
1
to
5.
Special
from
$.",))
Boys'
Pants
for
dress
or
school
to,
was
put
into
underground
ent-Teachers'
Association
and
sewers
in
1902
to
make
way
for
visiting
Junior
Chamber
of
Com-
the
University
of
Toronto
lib-ir.eree
members
heard
the
school
rary.
But
occasionally
it
rises,
Well
made
All
sizes.
HViTl
SOF
sults
of
the
course
supplemented
by
a
cartoon
film
had
been
most
helpful.
Speaking
on
the
large
subject
of
the
aims
and
objectives
of
reduced
prices
from
r"'-'
DELIVERED
FREE
Phone
654
drawings
of
the
proposed
new
King
Edward
School
.
and
the
new
Booth
unit
to
his
audience.
)
Rcaoci
sun
ciassiried
advertisers
are
requested
to
submit
their
copy
to
the
office.
Telephoned
advertisements
often
$2.75
to
425
1
PLANS
Hoaras
ounamg
program
as
flooding
the
library
basement
outlined
by
Bruce
Brown,
mem-
j
anci
forcing
librarians
to
flee
Shortcomings
in
the
present
Tells
Parents
lead
to
mistakes
against
whtea
Booth
High
builuing
mn
education,
Mr.
Chell
prefaced
his
remarks
by
paying
tribute
to
the
value
of
the
work
of
the
Parent
Teacher
movement.
With
regard
to
the
aims
and
objectives,
the
speaker
suggested
that
of
Projects
Der
or
tne
Hoard
oi
scnool
xrus-.
upstairs
with
valuable
refer-tws.
I
ence
books.
Mr.
Brown,
guest
speaker
at
King
..Edward
P.T.A.
Tuesday
P0!its
rauch
,css
to
bulld
than
a
fneuaHjsnewBcai.noiRuaiiwr
streased
by
vice-Principal
R.
D
,ng
Edward
Par-
.Bin.,
a.i
u.o.uc
t
h
sfhiw
.
Therefore
it
wa3
who
toW
the
gathering
Education.
Mr.
Chell
comment-
fletand
what
would
have
seemed
ed
on
the
order
in
which
the
educaUon
a
generauon
aims
were
staled,
an
order
ago
are
normal
requirements
to-the
which
he
said
would
surprise
dv-
"Horse-aiMl-our
uninformed.
Modern
educa-
edu.-tion.also
recognized
that
each
are
out
of
place
In
the
atomic
.hiw'i-pmriipfi
inrtividual
atten-
age,
he
said.
t
PIAL17S
nMSHINTi
k.
Printing
view
of
the
functions
of
thKurefstea
,hat
one
unit
of
the
'
these
varied
with
the
period
un-board
of
school
trustees
as
wellir,ew
hi.,h
s(.hl)0i
and
a
new
ele-
der
discussion.
the
Plaee
anfl
as
a
detailed
outline
of
the
pres-
mt'ntary
sch.x.l
to
replace
King-
the
PPf
concerned..
Objec-ent
building
program
drawn
up
r.-i..H
.,.nirf
hB
h.,iit
;
lives
of
the
present
generation
rine
'
.-ERVTCE
25c
per
doicn
paid
(or
cmptict
libeled
by
any
B.C.
Brewery
Thti
dvertinmenl
n
not
pvbliiktd
iipUyed
by
the
Liquor
Conkol
aWd
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
by
the
Board.
,
M.inv
M.iny
vital
vital
Questions
questions
were
were
an-
an-
are
aluerenl
Vrom
lnos
OI
lienerations.
Objectives
in
the
Thi
r,,n!i
mlv
be
done
by
An
appeal
fof-
the
best
in
both
lur
and
bl
Supplier
I
"It
was
decided
some
lime
swered
as
Mr.
Brown
continued,
'
said
Mr.
Brown,
"that
a
Why
had
nothing
been
done
"Any
u,ii"
,.,nn,
ni,,.
t
thp
methods
and
tacilities
was
made
future
will
change
change
too.
too.
ago,"
l
iliviiiti
cinaiiLi
tujjvu.
that
education
becomes
,
rnn,,!Kin
Mr
r;hpll
discussed
by
Mrs.
Geor3
Hill,
who
ad-
nine
new
Jiiniur-Kpnkir
Hv-h
-huol
j?
hnnl
ihiK
nhint
A
irrnt
ripa.1
was'
rtUc
14
die"
the
&pealter
Uuesuons
members
of
dressed
the
gherinj
as
a
par-
sliould
be
built.
This
plan
had
been
done.
In
a
building
.
asked
by
Moving,
Paeklnf,
Crating
Shipping
and
General
.
Cartage
and
Storage
For
Complete,
Reliable
and
Efficient
Service,
call
Lindsay's
Cartage
&
Storage
Cor.
2nd
and
Park
Avenue
Established
1910
.
Phones
60
and
68
'
tihelved
for
two
reasons
build-'
program
there
are
many
steps.'.
meniea-
...
.,
!
the
audience.
en
',,'
Broadly
speaking,
education
R-
8.
Blaeh-by
warned
m.
once
-rum,
nnrt
and
the
tymn
;
Rioht
now
a
.
rough
,oH
draft
rirft
tr
Al;
pn,hll!asuc
vote
of
thanks
,
.
hopes
to
Rive
"the
child
an
ttoiboth
speakers
was
Bearmy
k""
'
biu-
COTTAGE
CREESE
New
Creamed
Fresh
Madf
.
VALENTLV
DAIRY
TJeparlment
of
Education,
after
'King
Edward
School
uig
Leooeiicy
lowaio
speciauxa-
endorsed
by
the
members.
negotiations,
agreed
to
pay
one
.
accepted
by
the
Board.
This
T
"
'
demand,
may
be
met
half
of
the
cost
of
rehabilitat-1
draft
and
one
for
Booth
School
anil
Af
Ya
mi-irt
facnnnLithititu
tn
I
'is
I
Your
Daily
at
tiri?
a
ftTPO
O
SERVICE
CO
T7Tf",TJ'
ili-iJU-
ALL-WEATHER
W
A
nun,
OCXVflU
Mrs.
H.
C.
Flood
presided
over
tion
in
educationu
methods,
the
business
meeting
with
Mrs.
pointing
out
that
the
ourj.ose
oi
Linney
as
secretary.
;
education
was
the
development
I
I
j
i
I
lng
Booth
Memorial
School
ovr
a
period
of
years.
When
finish
UHU
Jk
ilia
UMU
1
V
U
UlflUHUllll
,
.11
.
.
.
,
.
were
shown
at
the
meeting..
.
..
:
.
...
,
.
,
the
community
and
to
It,
Mr.
The
new
elementary
school
.
,
..
,.
,
i:i
.oi
CheU
said.
How
this
objective
Following
adjournment
re-
or
n
complete,
weu-io'-naeo
per-
V.
JUiU
tu.il
api
UAimawij
vww-
m,Eht.
,net
as
by
served
and
an
sonality.
Unit
one
of
High
School.'
rreshments
were
,00.
Heating
Call
..
.
i
i.
.
i
J'
referring
to
the
course
of
study
al
l
uyJiTS'
VIEWPOINT
would
coit
approximately
$400,
opportunity
given
ail
u
De-come
better
acquainted.
4
,
'as
Issued
by
the
Department
of
ed
this
building
will
be
safe
and
will
last
at
least
15
year.
This
work
has
been
started
"The
BoartV
iurned
its
attention
to
elementary
school
needs."
Mr.
Brown
went
on.
"A
ELKINS
was
The
students
'viewpoint
000.
Total
estimated
cost
was
Box
271
$030,000.
Provincial
government'
tor
about
$325,000
or
$350,000.
paved
one
half
or
$325,000.
The:
new
J
building
program
was
4i,
then
!fitv
uty
nf
of
Prince
Prinpo
Rupert
Rinwrt'a
snare
share
'
s
nopea
io
kuuiiui
snrln.
uus
u
4?
f)Ourf'sfrj
drawn
un.
An
elementary
school
wouiu
ce
approximately
bo
per
'
L"
"7..
The
Hih
School
would
be
.
;
cent.
Outside
school's
share
XMAS
PHOTOS
would
be
the
remaining
20
per
cent.
The
bylaw
submitted
to
ratepas
could,
therefore,
be
JkU.ssfhan
7
v
-
"
II
I
I
I
CANNED
FOODS
f
Order
Early
Chandler
&
Cowcill
For
Appointments
PHONE
DAY:
GREEN
339
NITE:
BLACK
G1j
216
4th
Street
Watch
These
4
Teething-Time
Serve
ticfftt
fluffy
"
fl&Wjmm$
often
f
Troubles
Of
Baby
built
on
its
present
site,
with
all
the
space.
within
the
circle
plus
six
lots
on
Sixth
Avenue
obtained
by
the
school
board
from
the
War
Assets.
The
elementary
school
would
be
situated
on
its
present
site
along
Green
Street.
The
condition
of
the
present
'
'i)ding
was
terrible
,said
Mr.
Brown.
A
hew
school
was
essential.
The
building
leaked,
the
rurnace
room
became
swamped
during
heavy
rains
.There
was
not
enough
room
to
hold
tha
growing
population.
After
Mr.
Brown's
outline
of
the
1
building
:
program
those
present
discussed
their
Ideas'
on
the
subject
and
enjoyed
coffee
and
refreshments
served
by
Mrs.
K.
KnuUsen'
and
other
ladies.
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of
electric
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ONLY
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While
they
last,
immediate
delivery
is
guaranteed.
The
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Chinese
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a
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"nd
Avenue
opposite
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
to
3:30
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our
stock.
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