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Timetable

SATURDAY. ,

Junior Girls Woodwor!
p. m,

ROLLER SKATING
Beginners {| to 2:30 Free.
Afternoon 2:30 to 5 p.m.
Figure 7 to 8 p.m,
Eventing 8 to 1) nam.

» iments had heen mage so that

a width of only 20 feet.

Move was asked by trustee A.
J. Dominato who also broached
the question of having the 20 by
‘110 foot, area, which would be
left on the road allowance, black
topped, An estimate will be
sought from the city. for this
work it was decided.

Trustee Dominato said that
narrowing the present entrance

motorists using the area ac a
place to turn their cars around.
+ + a
School Inspector C, E; Ritchie
told the hoard that he had al-
most completed an Inspection of
elementary schools and that the

pert was very rood,
“You can be very proud uf
the nunils in vour elementary

 

schools,” Mr. Ritchie — said,
adding:
“You have a fine body of

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‘teachers. Very fine work is being ;
done. "

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| The board tabled a letter trom
con- i
tractors for the new Roorevell

Mitchell and Currie Ltc.,

Park School, conrerning con-:

3 ruction of an eight-foot high |
at {he back of the activity «|
'ranm and the need of additional :

‘fibre board for the activity room. }|

i fence

Matter was laid dside until,
- board views the school site, \
| Appointment of John Davis. of |
; Port. Edward as sehool trustee
‘for the rural area has been ap-:

inroved by the Department of ;Club held its fourth anniversary ;

; Education,

ft,

ate fe
i. The board decided
| making, af, this time, any an-
‘pointment of a vice-orincinal for
; Booh Memorial High School to
i replace F, N, Sutten, oresent iv
fon six months leave af ahsener
due to filness, Inspector Ritchie
sald thed at this time he wos no!
“prepared {a recommend anyone
for the novition and arrange-

neainst |

RH. Davidson, Bocth Sehoo!
‘principal had been relieved of
classroom «duties in order {9
‘spend full time on supervision,
t The board also will notify Mr.

SCHOOL BOARD BRIEFS |
Narrower Ground Opening
At Conrad School Sought

The Board of School Trustees for District 52 will
approach the city council to see if it is possible to close
the opening on the Conrad Street School grounds to

to the grounds would prevent:

education plelure of Prince Ru- |

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Davidson that permission of the
board will be required when the
school gymnasium is to be used
for an outside attraction where
the publle is admitted. Moy-
stemmed from recent showing of
films: of international sovcel
‘matches in the school sym.
ty C7

Dr. H. L, Campbell, deputy
minister of education informed
‘the board of the confirmation
Mr. Ritchie’s appointment . as

 

Princess’ Hair St vie.
Shoes Get Close Scrut tiny

in for some sharp fashion scrutiny — from the top of

her curly head to the tip of her peep-toe shoes. oy

‘Whether she -wears safe and
sane shoes became an issue in
a court case in’ Kenya, accord-
ing to reports reaching here.

The Princess’ shoes were’ cited
as an exhibit when a woman,
suing a Nairobi hotel after trip-
ning on a stairway, emphasized
that she wore the same style.

An orthopedic expert called
by the hotel testified:

“It seems the Princess has
sonsidered safety and beauty
ind has decided that ‘beauty is
more desirable.”

London shee - stylists rose to
her defence,

 

The petit - -fiye- foot Princess’.
shows. a: preference : |
“narrow heels, For evenings ‘she

with straps.
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specialist that. .the.. Princess’
shoes are unsafe,” said-one ‘Lon-
don stylist. “The height. of . the
heel is not so important. : “It's
whether the shoe’ holds the foot
securely and is correctly fitted.”

While the debate went on ‘the
Princess, who, takes, her. fash?

 

school Inspector for the district.

 

City Kinsmen

to Kenneth McConnell of

trict 5 Governor, at the regular Kin dinner meeting.

at the Commodore Cafe.

District Governor McConnell
‘arrived today and is ‘stopping |
over here before proceeding to

Credit Women
Mark

Anniversary

A Valentine motif
theme Wednesday night when‘?
the Credit Women's Breakfast!

;dinner mecting in the Bamboo

iRoom of the Broadway cafe,

The meeting decided to hold j

‘its annual “Easter Daintie” sale.
March 31, in Gordon and Ander-'

son's.

Receiving birthday corsages

, were Mrs, Terrance MeNeice and

Mrs. John Botsford.

Monthly door prizes and raf-
fles were won by President-Mrs.
G. M. Turner, Mrs. Daniel Lip-
pelt, Mrs. McNeice, Mrs. George
Fowlie and Mrs. H _L. Knutson.

Following the mecting, a
prise baby shower was staged in
honor of Mrs. Botsford and Mrs.

 

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POL OLEOEDEDOTERLOHODATITIOOLOD, | ON ND | ‘To ‘Aid Building

| Proceeds from the Valentines ;
1:39 social scheduled tonight in An-
inunelation school hall will boost §

cthe “building fund” of the new

ischool auditorium on Fulton
‘Street.
The Catholic Men's Club, head- f

ed by ‘president Denis Roussell, !

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PAST PRESIDENTS HONORED
fof Parent-Teacher Associations both in Prince Ru-
ert. and North America were reviewed Wednesday
ight during a colorful candle-lighting ceremony
‘Booth Memorial High School PTA.
he Mernbers, delegates and tuests ---
; heard ‘Mts, R, E. Mortimer, tembership had grown to the
f Impressive outline of the move-|tions were set up in each school,
ff men’s achievements from the] jit a cancle far Booth Memorial
E time when the first Parent-|sehool,
@ jn. Washington, D.C, In 189 UD | a:
ntl the present, day whe in King Edward PTA lit a candle
I Frltish Columbia alone there honoring the first president,
Clarence Insulander,
‘Past. presidents of Booth Me- / eh ng
3 spovial | High sehool taking part te ct tines one candle
f in'the candle-lighting ceremony |p oj Se presivent, &
rs*'G, ‘A. HUI, the first presi-
ent ( ‘Mrs, E,W. Becker. ors at Borden Street School PTA Ht
. E Carlson while Canon Basil {2 candle to honor, first. president
Mrs. George Howe,
dhiestis of the PTA, | Mrs. Mortimer in ieviewing
BA Mrs, Carlson lit a candin for|PTA accomplishments (hrongh-
the origiial PTA in Washington, rout the years sale the fullowine |
3 IN ERS? SCHOOL reducation in eil sebools: Hbra- |
f i Mrs, Harry Calderwood, nities for ell school distitets; an j
H teacher in Pritish Columbia's educational survey of she prov-
2 in Victoria In 1915 the year | schools, recognition of rausic ere-
f BC y's first PTA was formed, it; @ifs and hams economics In
a A ancle markine the ovegsion, ‘schools, Improvement in’ rural
i douneil president, HL a candle school taxation.
: of the B.C. Parent- Teacher, DENTAL CLINICS
: ¥ederation on Anril 20. 1922 with) opyae have Us1 estsblshed
Mrs, James Mulrhead as prest=| ental clintes are
the provinee
ne Mie pnseth. subst Mortimer. sa‘,
the or Mrs, . avis who as . ,
Irst president of the Port. Ed- | Thousands of dollars for extra
record players, radios, picture
30 vk ndle ! ark | '
Me fonnacion of tse Por nae Beagean, ibrar les “spor
ae groun in 1954. reaulpment,. fone recorders and
[non PERFORMANCE pother material aids had contt-
| | Highlight of the program rame| outed tthe comfers and morale |
whch Mrs, Jarvis MeLcod, char- |’! students all over the province.
Ruvert PTA, sang solos as she {Honora ry president, R.H. David-
had done tn Oclober 15, 1924 ay: 800, principal, summarized a
an earls PTA meetin, She was .; brief on civic centre activities.
her numbers “Rove of ‘Tralec” ipreeram and the Tiny ‘Tots class
and “Cockles and Mussels,” by! particular, |
Gordon Griffin. Mrs. J, F. Denning. repre enta- |
Booth:..Memorlal Hieh seb; oy) Council presented her renort,
Senior Choir which sang Beet-: Mrs. Lindseth was named:
hoven's Creation’s — Hymn,"[eovener for the PTA ter to be
poof: Sone” and “Goin Home” i day, March g, during “Bduca-
Canon Basil $. Prockter lt a; Hon Week.”
candle, In honor of the ¢ vanae
with G. W, Kirby of Caleary as]
firs} president,
Mrs, ¥
original minutes et the first PTA
meeting of | Prines Revert on
February 13, 1824 ty Mire V
SEPARATE PTAs
Mrs, Geoteo APT, fief presi.
dey ef Recth Menai! Uieh
READERS
@ Grand Cate open Saturdays
Wy 2 dn, This week we have
nd Sour Sauce; Deep Fried
Wuntun, Subgum) Chow Mein,
Phane orders a speetalty, Dal
@ Meeting of Prince Rupert
Fishing Vessel Owners Agsoeli
Yoh will be held tn the Civic

* Twenty years of growth locally and the progress
marking ‘Founder's Day” at the regular meeting of
ff Booth PTA’ president, give an/staye where ind!vidval associa.
Teacher association was fornied Mrs, O, R. Green, president of
are some 47,000 PTA members, Marcel Glrardet, president of
: i yonor PTA founders were Mrs, James Pinniger, president
Prockter reed the aims andj
f DC ‘had heel achieved; physical |
: first school, Cralgflower sehool:inee: singing insirustion in all
Mrs, A. L. Pell, Parent-Teacher _sehools and a broader basis of
commemorating the organization |
- nealth cen-
dent. - throughoul
yard school PTA was un: tie to! school equipment, such as pianos,
Mee Fever inilic ond lunch rerces and
ter meijjber of {he firs Prince! During the branes. soxsion,
5 secompanied at the iano for: ‘paying tribute fo the nre-school
JullesProckter intrortueed the; ‘ive fo
“Teena, Teena,” “The Wiffen-; held on “Visitors Daw" Thurs- |
dlai -Federation, formed in 1927)
BOW, Beexer read the,
R. Arno't as president,
fhool PTA In 39's when the
Breaded Shrimn with | Sweet,
aang (38)
Centre-ab 2 p.m. Sunday, Feb,

12. Al members are requested

to nattend, (35)
@ Only 25 Uekets left for the
etfs biggest Httle party the

Rod and Gun Banquet, Feb, 13
o HVallable oat Rupert Radia,
its & Wits, Pashlon Foote
Wear, Menibers nnd guests, i)
@ (Sons of Norway Whist and
Tance at Sons of Norway Tal,
Friday, 8 g'tlock,  Mverybody
welcome, at

e NCP, Cub mecthus, Mriduy

annual training course at HMCS

-“Neden,” Psquimalt,

Salmon Arm ‘visitor, Mrs. W,
Ross Stone, arrived in the cily
this morning abourd (he “Queen

‘lof the North" to spend an ex-
‘tended holiday with her son-in-

Jaw and daughter, Me. and Mrs, |
James Pinniger, 1253 Second Av- |
enue West,

Kt. Jacobson, general mane!
ager oof Canadian government ,
Clevators, Will leave lomorrow
aboard the “Queen of the North”
for Vaneouver en route to hls
home in Winnipeg after a week's
stay dn the ty,

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Mr. and Mrs, n D, Minnion
and thelr two children, Sandra!
and Phillip, arrived in the ely:
{his morning aboard the “Queen |
of the North" from thelr former |
home In Seehelt, where Mr, Min-
ion was Manager of the Bank,
of Montreal He Jett this mam.
Jng by train for ‘Terraee (a take
Wp his new appolalment as man-
ager of the Bank of Montreal:
there, Mrs. Minion will spend
the weesend beve visitie her
mother, Mrs, Margaret Hedstran

a Bopan Clyle Centre, GH
52 Ambrose Avenue, and of
@ Meose nigh) Baturday, Feb relatives, before golny to Tere

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new hair style this: week.. -Her
hairdresser, Rene, described: ‘it
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Princess Margaret's: a
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