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said;

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sunnylde 25.
__Enrollment-a at Booth Meinoria

Scott told ‘trustees
LO} that. he, had: ‘already. ‘spoken to
' Mayor George: E: “Hills abou
obtaining: the’ use’ of the: elty
| assessor to appraise the replace
nal! mont value of Booth Memorial
~.“- High school. and he.was-told the,
Y matter ‘could: be arranged." ”
“King: ‘Edward ‘school ‘prlnelpal

R. G: Moore reported that two |
| successful’ concerts were staged,
00 | and ‘attended’.by.more than 900

nt, che. - stood. at 370
" before. school closed in

-| High ‘Schoo! had dropped; prin-

Several -familles: had left town |,
tland the Novembér enrollment of

-| by. the’end of December, 6

matter of ‘acquiring a ‘hattery-
operated’. ‘radio, and battery
operated record’ player: or’. a
combination. for. ‘Port Essington |

neither, .

“| Port Edward: school Parent-
Teacher. assoclatlon’ s request, for
a’ full- time nurse. at. Port Ed-
“iN ward" has ‘been: ‘investigated | by
Medical : Health: Officer, Dr. Ji
H. Smith. ; ‘The. ‘poard: -was, told
that Dr Snilth: was “meeting | ‘with
‘|the PTA shortly’ arid: will report
to the ‘board. »

 

 

Tribute. to the versatility. of

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Tam: sure “they will: ‘miss: her,”
:: He’ ‘sald Mrs; Evans; “former!

Géorgiana’ McNay,’ had‘ taken: a
“very: active part in organizing |
; extra- curricular.
7 sponsoring student organizations
~-!eoaching : ‘athlétic teams,

--| directing: sehool dramatic pro

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“telasses, in girls. physical educa-

tion’ and - health and, person
development. . .

with Mre Cake, on the staff

reliéf” to: ‘teachers with éspec-

‘said.

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io Mr, ‘Lucas. ‘noted that Mr. and
Mrs, ‘D.. Di: Cake had arrived |

Mrs. Evans’

'we are now able to spiit certain'
overloaded classcs and give some |

- He also’ praised the work done.

| ii ‘Assisting Mr. Jackson,

aa ye an Work With Students

a resigning teacher ‘anid the’ inter-

‘est She: took’ in all: student activities was paid last. hight: by E Booth
‘Memorial: High school principal. R, F. Lucas, °
a “Speaking: of: the resignation ot. ;
Mrs ‘William (Evans; Mr,’ Luéas| | cleaning. up’.the. school?”

 

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September after the long sim-
mer holidays and ‘added, that Mr.
y. Norton and his 8 evOre to be
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Carol Ghastney, Grade 9 student
at Booth had. won: ‘second’ prize’
of $10 in the Skeena’ District!
jsection of the B.C. Division’ of
the Canadian Cancer. -Socety’s
essay contest held fast, Fall.

‘og meeting civic and ‘municipal |!
: officials, and: the staff. of ‘the |”
Cowichan Leader,. ‘recently : AC |:
‘cipal -R. F: Lucas told the board:

124 pupils had dropped to 710

The board will investigate. the}

school ‘as that school now has

— bof Collecting. clothing for. Hun-}

The

ve was “grateful ‘for principal. said. that:.the school
| the’ interest: Mrs. Evans took in lookéd - better than “it “did™

in}.
the: affairs: of: the students: and

 

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- lett: by plane today for Vancou-

 

ver en route to Duncan, Van-
{couver Island where they will
= | attend a dinner for the: purpose’

quired “by oMy.*.Magor, Also» ‘at-
tending; ‘will’ be«L,°C, “Way, co=
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Ge Ry “McLean, 1851 Giatin |
Avenue, left by Canadian’ Pacific
‘Airlines ; plane for’.a. short, ‘busi- |
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Mr, ‘and Mis, ‘Paul Cratt: tana]
their son: Alfred: of Queen Char-’
lotte City lefé. this: morning “ys
CPA plane for their home. after
a two-week: holiday. as: guests
of: their son and -. daughter-in-
law; Mr.,and Mrs, B. H. ‘Craft,
1432" Sixth, Aveliue “Rast, | oe

CWL Planning :
~ Tea March 13°

Plans for ‘its. annual St. 'Pat-
rick’s tea. March: 13. were mad
last night by the Catholic: Wo:'|":
men’s League at a meeting i,
the Annunciation: school aud
torium, |”

“In other business Mrs. Wills:
‘Bond was appointed. in charg

 

 

garlan. refugees. due. here next |."
week... eo ne
Father J. I. McMahon, Anmun:
‘clation-church. parish priest said
that the new, arrivals, would: be |.
fed +in- Annunciation" ‘school -au=|!
ditorium, under the auspices of
the Imperial. Order Daughters 0) |}
‘the Empire. * .

Following the business session
chaired by president Mrs. Frank,
DeBlass, Father:-McMahon show-
ed slides ‘of the League’s recen!
Christmas party. Refreshments
_ Were served,

 

 

 

 

The “most precious. gift:: OF
prayer” was. given’ the’ “world ‘by
1 Jesus in His example. ‘tothe
1 disciples, Rev, Lloyd BE, Jackson,

‘ally. heavy: training ‘programs| Pastor of ‘the; Regular .. Baptist,
with” senior: grades. "Mr. Lucas |

church ‘last nicht ‘told the: con-
gregation: in the “s Pentecostal
| Tabernacle’ “attending. the: .séc-

hand: service of the “uWeek: of

holidays" by Prayer” being conducted by ‘the
newly: “appointed chief engineer : i Prince Rupert Ministerial: “ASS0r
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Teach Us to Prey.” Mr tacks | P
dai “that "while “t 3 afsciptes |
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a charge df the service,
Rev, '
‘Alex Hart, “pastor: of: Bethel-:
‘ithe prayer ‘in. German,
(es: vation. Army’ Lieutenant
| Fredrica Day read the scrip:
| Wre,
Tonight's services ‘will be held

“in. St, Andrew’s Atiglican Cath-
joctval at 8 pm, Canon Basil 8,
Prockter, rector,: will be in
i charge,

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Prayer “Most Precious Gift |
Pastor - Tells Congregation |

 

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: ain.! Saturday, Dial 3215, “

(Pastor of the Pentecostal Tab-|
[.@ ‘Annual niceling | ‘ of” Prince’!

; | Rupert Rod

Officiating Wi mn be ‘Rey, Vere. |
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Offerings each night are
marked for “The British *and
Foreign Bible Socicty” which’ is
sent to’ headquarters in Vancou-
ver for distribution. ©

“readers.

6 Avoid theatre line- ups—bay |"
your show: tickets at the Grand}:
Cale. ‘This “week: Deep’ Fried 3+

:| teens, So, on: “Friday, January. 11

;| new. Clyic - Centre .program ‘die:
| rector will be present, He: Is. very.

‘\{he course of the evening Bob

beh I would like to congratulate’

| 4: Prince: Ruper!: Dilly N News °
Wednesday, January. 0, 1957

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program: ds-over,
" It js now..time | to plan a
Spring, series of events for local

there will be Ri Mass- ‘Keen meet- |.
‘ing in ‘the Civic Centre: at, 7:30.
Gordie’. McCutcheon who is the,

interested ih. helping .the’ Civic
Centre« Teen. Club, and, we are:
‘sure:he will be ‘an asset. to:ouri
-Assoctation. © At ‘the’ last T-C
Council meeting ‘many

 

ly sound exciting and we hope |

- We really. have..some..

cessful. teen organization. It |s_
for. all. local people’ who are in:

| Grade ‘seven -and up to.the age
‘1of 21. The more teeris. who co-

operate in the: venture, the more
they. will: benefit by the results.
At: Friday's. ‘meeting « final
plans for decorating’:
‘room will be discussed and prob- !
‘bly painters will be sought.
"0, if you like painting, see if

-ation of YOUR teen-room:

“J want to. take this, oppor-*
‘tunity to say. how glad’ Rupert -
was to welcome home for Christ-
mas all students attending UBC

‘or any. other eollegé; We are im-
“mense’’ proud of them; _
hear that ‘they. are -all ‘really

oth socially and academically.
+ + +

“Rock ’n’ Roll” Teen Dance. of |
iast Friday night in the Centre
really had a. good time, Most of
‘he music was to the popular
crooning of Elvis; and most of
the dances were fives. During

Knutsen was presented with a
gold identification « bracelet,
suitably inserlbed by ‘President
Nola Anderson, of behalf of the
Teen Club. Bob is leaving us soon|
for the south, and It was felt
that he should. belgiven.a token:.
of appreciation for. all his work }°
} relation to the T-C.

. + ‘eo
. Carol - Chastney » onthe -fact
_that’ she came second in a.
large. district, ‘for her’ essay.
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Hally 8 pm. Everybody welcome,
. (8) |

@ Valhalla meeting, 8 pm.
January 10, Installation of offi-
ecrs and discussion on social, |
Kindly attend, (8) |

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