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Ry, E..Lucas, principal of Booth
Memorial. High school, reported
that two parents had complained
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Members tabled: the question
of selecting a name for the. new
high school.

-K, F. Harding. suggested. that
the Daily News run a contest
among its readers.

“Mrs. A. L,. Bell ‘suggested
‘Prince Rupert . Senior : High | #
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“What “does ‘a name “mean
anyway?” asked Robert: Welaey:
“No. a’ thing.” |

Mr. Lucas complimented. Len
Harrington and Mel Thompson
on their efforts in- prodycing
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‘further to see if the competition
could be held so that, less school
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Consideration of a letter from:
the Prince Rupert ‘Administra-
tors’ Association, urging the ap-
pointment of a.consultant, for
advising primary tetachers was.
deferred until; the next mect-
ing.

Writing on behalf of the asso-
clation, ‘H. Steele: said there
* substitute for ‘skilled
primary. teacher, and. a consult-
-ant would be able to spread her
knowledge and skill: over a wide.
area.”

Schools : Superintendent: J, M..
Phillipson. ‘said. he. thought. the.
board should. consider. the Whole
question: of supervisory. staff,
"He sald he would like to’: ‘study.
the - question, in ; ‘relation © “9° ‘the
whole teaching ‘problem dn’ the
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The. board’ deided - to. - sell: the
ald. army building : on» Seven-
teenth : street which * it. once
‘planned to turn, into. a: esehool:
It was..told that: to. convert.” it,
into.a modern school: would: cost
‘three-quarters’ .the - price. of-a
new. school;. at: the. same: time
the: building: ‘would still be sub-
standard. beg

Mr.. Phillipson « - reported’ ‘that
Port “Edward. school, with '97.95

‘dance. record. in. the: area,”
“It was. followed “by ‘Conrad
‘St. 99.96 per ‘cent;

Edward, 95.4 per cent...
Trailing. behind, came. Roose-
velt Park, 94.7. per“ cent;- and
Digby Island, 92.05 ‘per cent.

Port Essington. school .was .or-

the -teacher,. Roderick Harrison,
and. Mrs. Harrison and their
young daughter - were: ‘making
themselves comfortable.

Sunnyside school was. reopened
in. early. November, -. ‘the board
was told. B.C, Packers ‘had’ pro-
vided.a suitable house;. and the
teacher,: Carlo Bongarzoni,’.was
dealing -with a Spread. of. selene
grades. ~”

Conrad Parent- Teachers . -Te-
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Dr. Marquis, head of the
music department of UBC.
will be in Prince Rupert shortly
and will discuss the appoint-

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The board. accepied’ ‘thet res- .
ignations, from: the: schoo} statt
of. Bruce Peyman, |: Mrs.
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Payment of: a¢counts totalling
$61 »T1p for the entire school’ dis-
trict for: October: “Was. approved.
This. brings, this, year’s expendi-
ture: to: date to’ $532,888.
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