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‘es board meeting Tuesday’ n
ie vd Dr: Smith sald, Ake whole} ‘phos
weer at Port. Edward bolled-down

to. ‘sub- standard: ;home con-

meeditions,; He sald ‘many of the

Wy children. were’ not: well looked

* after and many went to school

cn “\ with. invitigo, unclean’ halr. and
va Beales, rye

aiiow Pe. Port “‘evard Parent:
4eeTeacher association ‘had earller
, asked the. board. to .see ‘what

  

 

be

P49" lazy to use th m;”

could be done about: ‘acquiring
a full time nurse at Port Bdward
Wall health cohditions improved
and the matter had been: ‘tnves-
“Ugated by Dr, Smith ©

Dr. Smith said -he was seeking

a solution and suggested. paren-
“a education on. th matter, .

’ He sald the public ealth nurse
“visited Port, Edward orice a week

   

‘and Millér Bay Indian hospital
had agreed ‘to . do. some : home

wee

However, he ant ith

Would be solved,
« The School’ “board : earlier
sought a solution to the problem

of truancy on the part of young

sters at the schooi.

“Jt was mentioned that- the!
children were. given treatment

“cures for various ailments ‘and
then used them as an excuse: to

* age achievements of each young: ;

cmymge ts?

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“stay away from school for as.
long as, a month.:

 

Report cards listing the aver-

ster at Booth -Memorlal: High
Schoo! will be sent home to each i

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- By SUE KERGIN
Hello> everybody-—

get their money's. sworth?-—No,
they do not,
Out of this meeting some new

Teen Clubs were’ formed, here isi Theatre Building, Dial 3553,

the. data-on them.

Senior girl's fancy work: This
‘Club is for all senlor. high school
girls Interested ‘in doing any
fancy work whatsoever, Miss S.
Horton will be instructor, The
meetings will be every 2 weeks,
commencing on Feb,’ 14 at 7°
o'clock in the Centre,

, Badminton Club: Anybody in-
terested in this Club can get jn:
touéh with Bill Mussellain, the |
high. school or phone him aL
3072,

‘ Art Club: there are many bude |
Hing artists In. the teen-age
group and this club could prove |

prosperous to them, Anyone In-:

_ feasted can phone me at 330), -

j Or, salve: hig: name? tg and edb

school * sop begs

vc Drama Group: there are many |
senlor High Schoo} students with;
W flare for acting; and already :

we have a long list of posstble! ”

“mombers. Meetings are going)

“tobe held every second Thurs,
+day ovening the the Centre at 7:
‘o'clock, starting mobrvary 2),

“vp Teen Chotrs This. |

starting
ADI Monday. evening In the Cly-

fe Contre ab 7:30, Joan ‘Trim. ;

mer is in charge. -

On Keb, 18, CYO Dance—An-
nuitalation Halland everybody
is wolcone: this will be a Cah-
arot style dance,

Modern Dancing—for all Teens
overy Friday night at. 7:30 In
the Contre, The first session
waa very suecossfil and all the
kida had a good tio while they
Joarned, Jonny Trimmer In the
danco Instructor,

een Wingo--Fobruary 10 ab)

0:30 pat. In tho. Civic Contre,
Record certificated will -ho given

na prizes, and an-albuni as tho}. |

grand prio, a :

_ JUST AHEAD.

1957

SEE THE

Dib ring

A Company

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‘com-
bined Miller Bay. ‘and, ‘Skeena |
‘Health unit efforts ‘the: problem

~-| your: Show Tickets.at.the Grand

Lust: Monday. evening saw sev-| Fried-. ‘Prawns, ‘
en teenagers and three’ adults| Brand T-Bone, ‘Steaks
“discuss the Teen Program in the ‘Holt Chicken,»Phone -orders: a

“*olvie Centre.

‘| Ribs. Pork.“ Chop:/.Suey, Deep
‘the. best’ Red
nd Fried

‘AL present, ex:
ception basketball: there is no{ 2. am Saturday.
-;holiréason. for the ‘teens: tobe in the
: centre because. there ts no pro-
‘gram offered: to: them,---A“small |.
per cent of the ‘teenagers get
C-C Memberships—but do they (34)

ight.

parent February: i, pia R.| a
F, Lucas told the board,

 

“The high school is. going : ‘to
recelve a tine of discontinued
{ palnts from: .Philpott-Evitt. for
userin the Industrial, arts class,

 

Wage -Inéreases ahd ‘inere-
ments awarded. -deachers : in
the 1957 Wage'agreement will:
cost. the School ' Board an esti-
-mated $30, 000,more.per year, '
At was. learned

  
    

 

a Letter from the Yorkshire Cor-
‘poration Ltd., ‘recommending
‘lholler explosion insurance at a
cost Of $663 for a: three year
premium, covering. all Schools,

  
    
 
   
  
  
  

"Ab<was. the , ‘contention. of -the.

"Proposal: ‘to ‘erect a fire siren |’
on‘top: of the Old Booth Mem-
orial High School: roof met with
“some . opposition from | Board.
members. a

‘The:proposal: was submitted. by
Fire Chief Earl-W, Becker and
| telephone superintendent Er'c’
.A, Janes who stated the location
was needed, to erect, cs sirén to
eall® out: uxillary ‘members of}
the’ fire! department jin. case of
‘a. Jarge® fire; “Mr: "Becker said
{that from: ‘the ' school location
the siren’ could be: heatd all over
that locality: ” oe

There: is’ spr
| siren atop of! thenBi
‘on ‘Thitd: Avent

 

 

   
  
  

 

Il. Avoid -theatre Jine-ups—buy.
‘Cafe. . This: week—Garlic. Spare

 

Sprelalty, ,Digl 3215; Open till
. (37)

Valentine” “Dance, - Peb, "16,
Digby ‘Island. Free™ ‘idinsporta-
‘thon’ frony’Falrvlew: Co-op, leav-

 

 

coat ‘ aoe : : a, Lo tot .
. we Se EE aan to
Ie Oepentane at mls Wamp, - come anne onerane .
* “ . agre a y
a Ppp Ly Oop: po ee
on . : :
at ¥

hat’, the ‘boilers were|-
| kept. tn’ ‘shape by’ regular. inspec-| ; 7
tons: sands ‘tha

to. ‘their students, 2°) 0 Vd

     
    
  
 
  

Need for ‘amore ‘intensified health prograrh: at Port Edward was. stressed ; |
Director, Dr, “John Ht Smith to 0 the District 52 Schoo! |

Looe

the board were initormed,

proposal until school’
chairman W, J, Scott had talked

chlel.

 

the Old Borden Street School

| will be borne ‘by the School

Board. al a Cost, of $70. 50.

 

- Chairman of the board W. J,

ne Scout will attend the February .

15 meeting at. Terrace of the
B. C, ‘Schoo! Trustees, Association,

 

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gated to represent: the Board at
the Department of Education
reviewing of budget estimates at
Terrace, February, a7, iz

“Request, that the ‘Board: pur-
chase’ an:aerlal to pick up school
| radio broadcasts at Port E Edward

“ school, was approved...

 

School. | Board” ‘fas - ‘given its

Good: Citizen. Award’ Sponsored
by‘the Junior Chamber’ of. Com-
Merce, -The.: proposal: “of, a city-
wide essay contest with‘prizes to
the best entry. on ‘what consti-
tutes a good .citizen, will be left
up’ to the principals. to suggest

j
Two “houses” have been’ set
Rooseyelt Park School,
announced, .

Mr. Steele Said in a 1 report}
that the two: houses Mills and

aa was

pals of Borden Street ‘school,

ied-on class room tests, neat note

‘books and other scholastic: and

athletic fields.

Principal. {:King Edward] ..
school, R.G. Moore reported that
vandals ‘had broken seven win-

It. was decided to table ‘thel
board

over ‘the matter with the ‘fire -

Cost of repairing drainage at

_ ‘Trustee D, J. Doswell sing dele~-

endorsement, to: the’ ‘Alex Hunter |:

up. by principal John Steele atl

Wilson named after past princi-,

would compete for points award- ,

Prince! Rupert Daily. News

   

 

 

Trursday, s February 1, 198

 

 

 

 

    

    
  

‘The lunch bell just rang atc 00
look at the fast exodus to the lockers
_for lunch ‘boxes! Whether ‘carried ‘in ‘a
brown paper bag, or in one of the pretty’
plaid or shiny - metal ; boxes olitfitted
with vacuum bottles .
: same: fine...

L uingh: forms a very jmmportatit part
of. our. day’: s nutrition and’ during: the
cold -brisk’ months, it's smart: to. see
that. the ,luneh * toters' get. something
hot at:noon.’Soup is natural lunch box:
fare and thé perfect answer. for Msontie-

    

 

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thing “hot” wheit carciceh ina wide
mouth, vactiuin fy iting, +

* Best néws: tur ay “ata hot! sou

soup. It’s hearty.and flavorful.
plain deticious, Just remove a can f rom
the freezer,.add one can of water or

the steaming soup. intu the vacnum

piping hot until | noon.

Here's the lunch box menu. ‘Hints
Freezé the sandwiches, they'll thaw
just right by lunchtime in the lunéh
box.
MENU
Frozen: Cream aj Potato Soup -
" Gitnt Cheese Sandwich

Baked | ppl

Milk Cook ies

FROZEN BAKED APPLES: -

"Wash and core apples, Pare 4 way
down to prevent ‘shrinking, Slip into
individual plastic coated or foil con-
lainers.’ ra ‘the centers with yoiir

yy

ideas is the freven cream of potate, “

milk aind heat until good'n hot. Ladle]:

bottle. Close tightly and it will keep J,

 

favorite jelly. Add’ a synall amount of

covered i in.m
45 -minutes

freeze. Appl will:

 
 

resolutions for thi
the Kitchen, y prot
or two “easy-dinner’”’

   

pared ‘dinners ..

Makes 4 large s servings.

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ow year. Start in
poursell orie ;
§ iis: week. |:
Stare with those delicious frozen pre:
« there are three avail-.
ible now; ‘turkey, ‘fried’ chicken, and:
heef pot roast. So miraculously easy.
_'hiee the dinners in a preheated oven:
er past25 minutes. Presto, the work's
aug, and you've had tite to catchup -
or enjoy® yourself’ with a: shopping:
splurge, or a: neighborly visit Try: it! ‘|.

YOUR REFRIGERATOR: aces
DELICIOUS CHICKEN SALAD

Canned Boned. chicken isa pantry «
shelf staple, Use. it to good advantage.
‘in this creamy molded silad that’s a:
honey for luncheons. It will save lots of
jlast rminute work: Soften, 1 envelope
unflavored gelatine in 34: cup. cald..
water. Place container of gelatine in-a
pan of boiling. water until gelatine is
“Tdissol ved: Combine with Ican (114
“~~ Teups) condensed cream of: celery ‘soup,
1 can’ (3-ounce: size). boned ‘chicken -
(diced), 14 cup chopped celery, 14 cit
mayonnaise, 2 tablespoons sliced ‘tu :
fed olives and | tablespoon lemon juice. |
Pour into -1-quart mold, Chill untit«
firm."Unmold and serve on‘ crisp salad’
greens with . cranberry -“dressing,: hot.
buttered rolls,: and a‘simple. dessert .°

"Cubs; - pedted were.

+ guson;~ Bob -Gable, Don:

Alan’ Nowak, Billy ‘Quast

   

Ro : ht Inve Spainee
Rupert’ Cub, Pack. mt ‘the Conrad

fhe mea ‘at, the <Investi- s¢
hn ceremonies-were. Mrs, B, R.| 5,

| Roland Hill, Bobby Pottle, Ray-.
; | mond? ‘Truscott, Billy . “Schwab, f

      
     

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. Basso, John :Dohl:: Robert: Fer-| ——

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dng» rélatives. :

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Prince Rupert’ last: ‘night:

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‘making’ the ‘round- trip.

 

 

dows over. the. holidays, and the} __
flag. ole: rope;had been taken. ,

   
 

Mr; “Moo . also, sald: in his}|
report, he: ‘hoped to" rrarige : for
ol. trol,’
excursion’ around: th Columbia.

 

  

 

 

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ing § Pm. $= -plece orchestra.

@ To My" ‘valentine’ Flowers—
from Vance'’s of.course. Capito!

(37)

© Sons of Norway Whist and
Dance, Friday, Feb.:.8,° Whist 8
p.m, Everybody welcome, (33)

 

@ Miss Barbeau's Hat Shop. will
‘be closed from Feb. 9 to March
‘8 Incl. / B3)

{
1@ Legion W.A. meoting, Thurs-

' $980,000,

to-allow* persons under the age
of 14 through the mill. He said ;
the: school - would: “proba ly. re
ceive films Instead. So

 

Furs Active .

GRENFELL, Sask. @ — fitst
tur sale of the season. netted |
A. J, Cooke, manager :
of the Saskatchewan Fur Mar-
keting Service, reports, Lower
prices were shown for wild mink, :
muskrat, beaver and northern
weasel, but an ‘active season:

 

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Robert Kelsey: told the. Board!
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Harbor of Vancouver

shinsky;:. +957 3 : Seventh : Avenue:
West, planned: to leave today: by!
Canadian Pacific. Airlines: plane
for a two: week, holiday’ mye

2 tendéd stay: in Van¢ouver: visit-
“He, planned :to
Jeave today: by: CPA’ plane, i

“Robert. ‘Hale ‘of Vancouver
planned to leave today. by. plane
for. his. homé. after spending the
bast week.in the-city visiting his
mother. Mrs, Horace M. Hale, 550

“E oe ‘Ewart, ‘city building and

.. | derdice,: city. assessor, left this.
morning by, CPA plane. via Ter-
race: for .Vancotiver .where, they:
will. spend: a week: studying: the:
business 1 taxes. and acls. of Van-.

- Well- known former ‘city a alder
man’ George B: ‘Casey arrived in?

Union Steamship: Camosun from
Trail via Vancouver. to’ ‘Spend an.
. extended stay: here’ as’ guest ot

Mayor" ‘and: Mrs:: George E. “Hills
“In, ‘the’ ‘city: last ‘night while.
Union: Steamship’ Camosun were
Captain , and Mrs. Barney. John-.

“Captain:
‘Johnson. is’ the’ Port ' “Manager,

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