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Prince
Rupert
Doily
Nws
Saturday.
March
7,
law
Ipassing
coders
r
Rupert
Parents
Show
Much
Interest
In
Province's
Educational
System
(,
SanJij
Cormier,
Olsen
Win
at
Whist
More
than
1
dim
oHnii.
.1
i.,k
on
Father
,jthe
opportunity
this
past
week
Le
fur
the
pat
two
,i
hu
the
rain.
i
!
"
teiurn
10
school
tor
a
day
In
i
i
,-.nd
Mrs.
John
Fin.n-i.ii.
Mr..
John
Pedersrn
an;l
Kolujorn
Dehli
served
refreshments.
Dancing
w0s
enjoyed
to
the
music
of
Mike
CUus;i
with
ac-cordian
and
Percy
Curie
on
the
bass
fiddle
and
guitar.
.
,iiied
will"
strolling
Ca-.h
for
old
gold
Bulgers
K.O.N,
meeting
Monday,
March
9,
8
p.m.
57
BP.O.
Elks
mteUng,
Thursday,
March
12,
8
p.m.
(60)
Moose
whist
drive,
Saturday,
March
7,
Moose
Temple.
Everybody
welcome.
(56)
Join
the
Prince
Rupert
group
of
Alcoholics
Anonymous
today.
Write
P.O.
Box
1511,
Prince
Rupert.
1
56
1
must
eninusiastlc
recognition
here
In
history
of
Education
Week.
Six
days
Darenti
mid
frtr.H.
J
.
...
i
street
ycu-.uj
somcune
Mail
oilier,
,r
,!lf"
mailing
list
for
,
Ihe
Canadian
Citl-
bility,
co-operation,
desire
for
Information
and
creative
ability.
A
Wallin,
vice-president
of
the
Trades
ti
Labor
Council
and
fifth
member
of
the
panel,
said
that
labor
must
be
educated
today
more
than
ever
before
to
produce
a
fine
product.
Entertainment
presented
by
groups
from
various
schools
drew
many
compliment
from
the
enthusiastic
audience,
and
included:
Choral
speaking
and
folk
dance
by
Annunciation;
gymnastic
dis
Mrs.
R.
Corriiii
r
and
O.
K.
Olsen
were
top
winners
in
the
regular
Friday
night
Sons
of
Norway
whist
drive,
which
drew
44
players.
Others
winners
were
Mrs.
Tommy
Black,
ladies'
second,
and
E.
Nielsen,
men's
second.
Anton
Martinusen
won
the
door
prize
and
Hans
Petterson
the
chair
prize.
A
committee
headed
by
Miss
Ellen
Wasseng,
and
assisted
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Pat
Deane,
Mr.
,',
Prince
Rupert
pupils
closely
examined
a
sample
day
at
school.
;l
ncll
"'a
n"
O.
W.
Graham,
school
inspector,
countered
with
an
explanation
of
the
report
card
system,
and
said:
"The
system
of
grading
now
used
show
for
better
than
percentage
marks
how
your
child
compare
with
the
rest
of
the
class."
Mr.
Oraham
also
discussed
education
from
a
curriculum
level
saying
that
160
B.C.
teachers
and
educators
had"
a
part
In
establishing
the
course
of
studies
In
the
province's
schools.
W.
C,
R.
Jones,
mill
manager
of
Columbia
Cellulose
Co.
Ltd.,
said
that
management
expected
the
following
from
education:
To
urinous
oi
leaching,
type
of
text
books
used,
kind
of
work
turned
out.
The
events
culminated
last
night
with
a
public
meeting
at
the
King
Ed
gym.
Several
hundred
adulta,
despite
a
wind-whipped
downpour,
attended
the
climactic
celehra-
Try
Doily
News
Wont
Ads
play
(with
a
clown
i
by
King
Ed-
!
ward;
square
dancing
by
Conrad,
:
and
stirring
band
selections
by
the
Booth
Memorial
high
school
band.
i
to
let
ihcm
Know
'1ir,tif.g
f
t"
Clvlc
Monday
niBht-
P"-.
hjjic
will
pass
along
Interesting
to
j
be
nu,,y
imlrs
Prince
i
;,.:i.s
ttael
i-ach
year
George.
At
p
Prince
,
vrry
weelt
new
group
,
luxury
flup
'or
the
a:id
one
of
the
early
Thursday
wua
Gu
firmer
oik
foie-
tlon
of
education
In
Prince
Ru-
pert
at
which
pupils
entertained
and
a
discourse
on
learning
was
teach
self
-
reliance,
dependa
Kirn
Dy
several
prominent
zens.
What
caused
the
record
turnout
of
parents
and
their
hlgnly
Increased
Interest
In
the
educa
Booth
School
Open
House
Becomes
Top
Visiting
Day
CANADA'S
BEST-LIKED
SHIRT
Arrow
Dart
$4.95
tion
oi
tneir
children?
No
doubt,
as
one
teacher
with
he
parks
board.
Oui
:
fflf
0!,
more
than
10
years
of
service
,,r
Cainornia
to
we
nain
his
health.
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m-,
tJ.'.:A.J
..
3
,,,1,!,
.jX-.-iJ..
'aTi
-t
,!..,
fur
Vancouver
ind
Mrs.
r"arkrr.
who
SI.
Patrick's
VARIETY
CONCERT
CAPITOL
THEATRE
March
15
9
j
rt.
by
Women
of
the
Moose
if
New
Deooie
and
new
acts
never
sponsored
before
in
Prince
Rupert.
Get
your
tickets
from
any
Moose
member
or
from
the
f
ollowing
stores:
k
Sharon
Shop,
Bus
Depot,
McRce
Bros.,
Variety
Store,
Rupert
Butchers,
Commodore
Cafe,
Star's
Style
Wear,
Blain
Bros.,
Skeena
Grocery,
D.
&
S.
Grocery,
and
the
Laundromat.
Donation
75c
fcaia,
us
"tiie
recent
publicity
given
to
teaching
of
effective
living;
"But
whatever
the
reason,
It
is
very
encouraging
and
good
public
relations
to
have
so
many
parents
Interested
in
our
work
j)
rf
iiienre
In
the
i
Mm
Parker
relir-
.,n.css
at
the
first
of
and
that
of
their
youngsters,"
aid
R.
o.
Moore,
King
Edward
school
principal,
host
of
last
VI.LVETt.KN
contrasU
with
the
vlscase
hound.-.tooth
In
Alvlnna'i
new
model
ralne.oat
which
emphasizei
Canadian
1963
spring
fashion.
The
huge
pocket
are
placed
low
at
the
lde.
A
matching
beret
completes
the
enaemule,
to
let
It
rain.
In
the
industrial
arts
room,
visitors
each
were
presented
with
a
letter
opener,
made
by
the
students.
Displays
IncluderJ
art
work
by
students
and
a
puppet
theatre
a
"still"
preview
of
next
week's
puppet
show
which
will
be
presented
by
Miss
Isobel
Magee's
grade
VIII
class.
Visitors
were
invitea
to
tea
at
3
p.m.
in
the
activity
room
where
service
was
efficiently
conducted
by
the
boys'
c-joklng
class
and
grade
10
girls
of
the
home
economics
class.
During
the
tea
visitors
were
pleasantly
entertained
with
music
by
the
high
school
band,
directed
by
Fred
Huber,
music
teacher.
ft
paily
any
better
uin
f.rnie
Caldwell
ihf
Kutary
Club
en-.
i
1
1
1
n
8
Kotarlnn
lukan
aloard
Uie
ilte
la
4
Wednesday,
KKtiS
the
Invited
A
record
number
of
visitors
totalling
more
than
400
responded
to
the
Education
Week
open
house
Invitation
by
Booth
Memorial
High
School.
Senior
students
escorted
their
parents
and
friends
through
the
various
rooms
of
the
school.
Of
special
Interest,
it
wu
noted,
were
the
text
books
and
teaching
courses
on
display
through
which
the
visitors
paged.
They
did
not
find
anything
wrong
with
the
books,
or
the
courses,
said
many.
One
parent,
who
had
herself
attended
school
at
Booth,
remarked
:
"1
wish
I
would
have
had
a
chance
of
such
a
well-rounded
education."
The
classrooms
which
attracted
most
attention
were
those
In
the
new
section
of
the
school
which
have
been
most
recently
equipped
home
economics.
Industrial
arts
and
typing
rooms.
rugnts
event.
Among
contentious
subjects
debated
by
the
panel
discussion
headed
by
J,
8.
Wilson,
Borden
Ktreet
school
principal,
were
pupils
report
cards,
aptitude
Everyone
looks
good
in
Dart
that's
why
it's
Canada's
favorite
shirt!
Nonwilt,
medium-point
collar
keeps
its
fresh
good
looks
all
day
long.
Tapered
for
trim
fit
(the
Mitoga
trademark
tells
ycu
that!).
"Sanforized"
broadcloth.
We
have
your
size
.
.
.
see
Dart
here
today.
WATTS
&
NICKERSON
M
E
N'S
CLOTHING
Lly
oi.e
of
the
Ketxhi-
m?u,
ana
adult
training
faclll
ties
.
Famed
Concert
Pianist
Comes
To
AMT
Series
A.
Bruce
Brown,
city
solicitor
nd
school
board
trustee,
attacked
the
present-day
system
of
DC.
reixirt
cards,
claiming
that
The
highest
peak
In
the
hemisphere
is
Mount
Aconcagua
In
southern
Chile,
23.081
feet.
OK
AKKOW
WUITE
SHIRTS.
uie
grading
or
a
pupil
eliminated
competition.
He
charged
that
"meaningless
letters
have
taken
the
place
of
percentage
marks
making
it
Impossible
to
ted
whether
a
child
can
get
higher
marks
than
Its
neighbor."
A
concert
planLst
who
at
the
age
of
33
has
wun
much
acclaim
and
a
high
post
in
the
world
of
music
but
started
out
as
a
top
athlete
will
be
heard
by
music
lovers
h'-re
next
Wednes-
I
day.
He
U
Pierre
K.inriin.
brilliant
,
French
pianist,
who
will
be
fea
(ft
DAG
WOOD,
.WILL
OU
)
.
W
'
LrJOHOMEt
PLEAS6
SEE
IF
VOU
Jtt1a
f
should
en
)
r
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cam
get
oo
op
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m.
m
a
a
wmmmm
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ft
1
1
HI
without
this
persistemt
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SALESMAN?
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if
4
mm
fyL-hflwr
,
::t
only
enjoyed
i-j.'id
the
rily
and
the
Ollul"--
plant
on
but
sandwiched
t,n;f
pay
a
social
I
olliiiMin.
Ihe
C'N'I
ivl.t
agei.t
Hill
I
lie
Alaska
Ktraimhtp
n
Ketchikan
.
.
.
i
t
Ciovernor
of
Ro-Bciiii.nluiii
Marry
nairht
menace
nf
t.'.iii
In
re
and
roll-!.(;!.
'icis
lor
their
far
completed
In
the
n-'ii'ti
he
olituincU
Ihe
Prince
(ieorge
:.-
fnei.il
II.
P.
.vs
linking
the
:':
him
hi
on,
he
t
!ur
rwi-nt
mem-Bo
Shunt.
Jim
Not.
Milher
and
Krnie
'.,
rl
r
r
M
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t
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ei
k
in
town.
Easter
Party
Staged
by
'Daughters'
tured
In
another
of
the
Alaska
j
!
Music
Trail
pre
nt
aionx
at
the
I
j
Civic
Centre
auditorium,
!
Born
In
French
Morocco,
S.m-
;
can
was
North
Africa's
leadiits
!
basketball
star
at
lh-
age
of
M
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i
but
Hin
afterwards
took
up
ttv
j
opportunity
to
ttudy
music
'
A
beautiful
East'-r
inl(liil;i
fcrremoiiyi
by
ofllcers
of
the
,
'
Bethel
was
wltnriurd
liv
manv
.
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(
IT
COMES
tK
,
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v
vou
hours
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Kts-
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(twocolors--
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)
imJfi
P-
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vrp-r
ceo
OR
YJC
While-
studyii.g
at
the
Parh
'
parents
and
friends
at
the
revu-:
Conservatoire
under
the
cele-
lar
monthly
meetinn
of
Job's
bra
ted
planiht
Yves
N.it,
he
won
Daughters
last
night.
Honored
all
prizes
offered
five
in
one
Queen
Margll
Macarthur
pre-i
year
an
imlii-Krd
f
accom-
sided.
'.
pilshment
But
ix-tme
he
etmid
Thum.'h
the
rwtirlc
of
tunV
continue
his
ronrcrt
career,
the
Department
Store,
a
Fashion
,
Second
World
War
intervened
j
Show
will
be
held
sometime
be-
j
!
Sancan
returned
to
Morocco
for
Ea-iter.
A
tele
hone
bridge
,
I
became
an
officer,
then
ranv
j
111
held
very
shortly
with
buck
to
France
first
to
Instruct,
j
George
Dawes
as
convenor.
Fur-itivn
to
lake
hi
pla'-e
In
front
th'r
arrangement
were
made1
Mine
combat
figHinM
the
Nazi,
j
for
the
Easter
tea
to
be
held'
I
l
in
the
HCN
now.
leading
the
defence
if
seven!
j
nP"
m
ne
armouries.
At
the
social
function
follow
Important
bridgeheads
and
wit
nlng
a
ritatu-n
f"r
hravcty.
ing
the
meeting,
refreshments
were
served
by
a
committee
consisting
of
Sue
Martin.
Elizabeth
Jones
and
RitA
Yostln
afier
D'tri""
rv-riiiMt
nn
nl
Frih
5,iprin
btck
In
Morocco
r
:i
o.'li'.al
trip
lie
i,'"
!!
y.
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ai
it
.v
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there
he
11
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ha
t'aa
head-
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may
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lire
at
HMf'3
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In
Vanenu-V
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J;,n
Maeor
'
as
in
Prince
ad
ft
.n
tne
n,ffiT
shon
'
ran
into
Ted
ife
and
their
two
rw
were
eri-oute
to
we
at
MuMnn
City.
he
met
Jjrk
Jmlr..
Ihe
bis
city
to
take
l'-n
(Hove
tourna-
memb-r
rf
i,"
rMstane
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movement
T;it
In
l!4,i
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;
each
birthday
of
the
Bethel
were
muslcKl
ertvl-or
iirccd
him
lo
f
h,m.n
by
Alrx
Mlu,hf
"'nir
u
"'n
10
r
iiwie
i'ir
t
he
Orand
Prix
rte
Rome,
th.
highest
awird
aiven
for
rotn-rw.iltlon.
He
r-'iirnod
secreilv
tcxk
up
resldenre
in
Prli
en-t
'omprwed
a
rantatu
which
win
him
the
eev
tii
pil'o
over
ii
'omnetltor
Rut
HiicJin
hid
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thre-vears
to
pick
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four
ye-rs.
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free
ration
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the
West
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in
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