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: WOMEN'S WORLD ey oF PRAYER WELL ATTENDED

apeycte Suey Maple ‘St.

By by: principal Mr. JA; Thomas, played host to, the West
Kootenay . and Roundery District Sehool Administrators
f)Association.

: met in one. of the elassrooma under the chairmanship of

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ADMINISTRATORS ASSOCIATION aEETS AT NEW HIGH SCHOOL

on ‘February 10th the céstleger High School represented

Thirty three spoene: ware present when the Association

Mr. E.E. Perdius, principal at. Rossland Elementary
School. Thirty of those | present. were. “principals and

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The Women's Worla bay of Prayer was ohserved. in ie
Castlegar with a service held in St. Alban's- #meglican
Church on Friday, February Sth.. Leaders for this service
were Mrs. Lillian Killough: end Mrs. John Sherbiko). and
“|the address was given by Mrs. A.T. Horswill who read
excerpts from an article in ."The Living Message" and:
rear" briefly on the theme "Perfect Love, Casteth “Out :
ear.
: The soloist was Mrs. MacLeod, accompanied by} urs. A.
Hostetter ; ‘organist for the services) |
. Approximately 45 women st tended: é

{evades ‘one to thirteen ‘for’ all students in the districts
‘ concerned. after hearing ‘reports on current practices

‘jprogram, which will be based “upon recommendations ‘for-
|warded by principals: and inspectors. This means that

: Pause ‘AND NIECE BORN. THRER DAYS APART

-Kemloops, Bes) An: aunt and ‘niece were in aajoioing
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On February ay Mrs. Harola webb, R.R: 1; ‘Kemloops, gave
birth to, a daughter. and on. February 5; Mrs. Webb's :

ore daughter; Mrs. Albert Thacker, 15 Trenquille, North

: Renloones: alee gaye. santas to a even)? REE CEN Ma

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a once such a program ‘is implemented,’ each child, ‘will,,
throughout his school . eareer. from grade one to ‘grade

fone school if the’ ‘pupil’ has. ‘accession to transfer. from
Jone district to another, | ‘but to, the. pupil himself, as
this: teachers +o more: accurately determine his. scholistic

‘weak points and *hereby give’ ‘the mos eu eae: remedial

»\served in’ the> ‘Perish. Hall and :then reconvened into two.
{ separate groups '- elementary ‘and secondary. “for discussion

Gectiecer ss Trait.

Districts. “phe ethas: thease were re Inspector W.E.. Lucas of

Trail Sehool District; Inspector E. ‘Hyndman of Kootenay

Lake ,; Nélson and ‘Slocan Districts; and Inspector J.J.

McKenzie of castlegar,, Arrow Lakes and Creston District.
The main item -of'a fairly: heavy agenda was that of.

providing ‘a minimum ‘standardized testing program through

in the schools of other districts and a discussion of
pertinent points,” a committes was appointed under the
Chairmanship of” Inspector ‘Lucas to draw up such a

twelve, be given a certain’ series of. achievement. and

aptitude tests which will: not. ‘only be’ of value to the

well as on standards of achievement, ‘for it will. enable

instruction.
- The meeting adjourned at ‘2s 30 or a tasty vunch:

i pletion, they were. most, ‘enthusiastic: over both plane gh

on problems of a more; apecific ‘and particular nature...”
During the course of. their visit the Association ;

members made a- tour of danspection of the new. high school

pbuilding, - and: ‘though ; At ‘wants: several weeks for com-).:;"°

and: ‘construction. ares
phe” next’ mecting. wit. be hea: on ay’ loth at: Grand |

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ie KINNAIRD amore CLUB BGI SOCIAL, OrRGIs

“Ten. enews mae ‘at’ ‘tha. howe of Mr ‘and’ ‘Mres ve “Buckna

a 4a Kinnaird ,: Tuesday: evening ‘last for .the:. second Feburary —
i meeting: of: the Kinnaird. Catholic: ‘dlub. ‘The president. ;

Mrs. T. Fourt . called . :the meeting: ‘to. order. and asked.
Father Harnes ’ +o ‘say. “the: usual ‘opening. prayere. wee

‘po Mra. ‘J; Hendricks: acting-secretary. ‘read. the minutes ‘of
the ‘previous. elu. mpe rine held: at the home of; Mrs.- “Ss ee :

‘The Tasignation of Mrs. S$. Gallo from ‘the’ “office E 2
secretary, an: office which: ‘she™ held: since the Club?

formatio: for the: past. two ‘years: was: ‘the first. ‘buainess

rds ‘of appreciation. of Mrs... Gallo's capable
tent NOES as secretary ‘were -exprassed by.»

ole-Hearted: endor-

i * Regrets ‘and’ fs :
eovery:.to. continued good. health -
slGatholic:. club: ‘to, our. ‘sick: ‘member

‘attention, ot the coast. =: Bu :
“The, hostess. assisted. by Mrs. Mowhinnie: ana her! ‘abt

sts iubby- 708: ‘Buckne; served « ‘8. a calaty “yet. simple. ‘Lenten

er paid: ‘Was, to. say, the: least
Barnes” expresses concern. over: th