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THURSDAY; MARCH "15,1956

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School Opening

+,” Continuéd from Page 2 arid ° lauded district taxpayers for..having faith in their trus- tees and backing their plans.

Declaring the school offically

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‘today. Mr. Williston was intro-

‘duced by B. EL Harford, a 1 .

Craft,

of School Trustees, ‘was “chair-

man for: the ceremonies “This

$850,006 investment ‘ the’: school a

open. amid! a rousing fanfare larg!

from. the Brass Section of ‘the High: School Band, Mr. Willis- ton-urged the students to show} | their appreciation. for the ‘buil-| 5 ding: and its extensive facilities

in the only, way possible by tak-,

ing «good care of the facilities and by being worthy represen-| tatives of the institution in their! community. .If the students agreed to this, he- said, they could as‘a group, select one hot-

e said, “but it is one of the’ finest investments in the’ world, ‘an in- vestment in the future of our young people’s lives.” _. Noting that. the. finest building in the world | is pot enough for a good he ‘said, C

regular ‘meeting of the Board of Trustees for the Dis- trict Ne, “9 School Board. was held in. the School-Board Office on Monday. night. The Board are contacting and working with the architects to_improve the acous-

very. fortunate in faving “an ‘excellent Rachihe stall, which we are

| partaly finished: this year and

Tay to, raise to even higher stan dards.”

sunny now and next surmimers as a half holiday. :

remarkable, was

average provincial” growth. the ~Province, he reiined, school ,has: grown 100

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percent:-in the same period now standing ‘slightly ‘less ‘than 240,- 000. The. teaching population has grown even ‘more, from’ 4,300 teachers 10 Rheece ‘ago. to 8,900

“Archd B.A Reiker,

Presi of the Mi

sociation, gave~ the invocatior.

s| Greetings from the Villages of and ‘ird were

le next year. Mr. King and Mrs. Jacobson ‘are to attend | yun’ a meeting in. Trail. on- March Zend for ihe purpose: of discus- AS-| sing the degtal plan’ with Dr. Fle

D,

brought by re respective ~| chairmen, J. E. Kraft and A. a

Pratt, Vancouver, reminded’ the gathering that the ‘first’ wing of the school won an _award‘for its' design in New York ‘during 1952—the only Canadian” design

to’ win an ai Mr. C. Baxter of the ae tion firm’ of Bennett and" White, d that nearly — all “ma-

JOIN

You will not be let down “the instrument.

COLUMBIA. -AGCORDIAN _ SCHOOL

in n Castlegar DIRECTED BY MR. i. LAZZARI

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terials used were from B.C. in-

surrounding

Mr. Roy Brown, S.H.HS. prin- cipal, said the staff and students are. very proud of the new ‘addi- tion and school as .a whole. and added that the facili- ties made it possible for the tices

were from Castlegar and the ing <Koot ;

dustries and that men employed| ii

the Tarrys . Addition. The ap- pointment was approved of. Miss Richardson. of Victoria

Te-| Mary H. ‘d for Girls PE. Instructor at the

School, who will: take over, duties after Easter ‘Holidays|

The Girl Guide movement’ in British Colimbia now embraces 14,595 girls: supervised by 1135 guiders, 96. commissioners, 1 full,

time; secretary and, > part-time | Sn

secretary. ‘The’ "Kiwanis ‘Club ‘learned this’ Tuesday, from ‘Mrs.' H.’ ¥. 2; who. is commissioner for.

"1,00, ‘square mile Kootenay te

ning of 16 different proficiency badges ond recomimendation by

supervisors. - :The, (award, . highest

is now beltig. introduced in such —

institutions as the: Crippled Chil-

thers, and is” doing splendid ; jfenapuitation work: ; fs

when, ‘as: of,,the.. movement's history, its aims, ‘its’ results and ‘how. it

aie Girl “Guide: :movement in- England --in }

Baden-Powells”. The. speaker. said. the: guide Jaws, based. on the ten command

The Board was advised: of the be neiaign September! 17; 18 and Disb

the month of January were ap- proved. There will be a g

Trustees Convention’ which’ will all

with representatives ‘and ‘trust- ees on the 20th for final. appro- val of the 1956 budget. Th

next meeting will be: Mar. 26th.

ached. an all-time

time to adapt the individual’ aptitudes and ane ties of the students. —-

Mr. C. E. Clay, Inspectar’ of schools amd former. Inspector. of school district No.“ 9, paid ‘high

hours... with: 10_.

monty bigh in October, 1955, wh avait of $457 million, Th the Janusry-Octdber period im- ports totalled 7 000, Tenmonth record nigh and $305 than’ exports.

whatsoever. It was “a great credit to the’ district tha’ that ‘each member of the botrd has seen at’ ieast 5 and some, 7, : 8 and. even 10,

ay and Saturday

* March 16th and V7th~

Beef Pot Roasts: Lb. +s ee 8

George «Craft, ‘-were Stanley Humphries, for whom the school and members of -the

R. ‘Waldie- and the secretary, C- H. King. * Miss Joanne Dunlop and Fred

on the took part in the Bell Ringers as High’ School Band:

A- UNIQUE WAY

FOR NEW. | FRIENDSHIP

Lindsay, a Your ‘Life contributor, has come up with a really good suggestion for gaining, real friends, It is an unusual idea, but maybe you would like- to try it, She feels that you can-, not become ‘a ‘true ~ friend,“‘or gain a -true friend. until you really” Jearn- quite © a_‘good. deal about the other. people. you come in _contact .. with. _So—she sug- gests” that you keep. books. Get, 2 looseleaf note” book and make a list of women ‘with whom you come “in ‘contact. ‘Underline each name; “write two lists:- First, all,

list “their : difficulties “and #ra-

blems, » not to.‘feel genuinely

warm , and | friendly towards 2 sensing

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would like to hear the results,

and if any..of you try it!

oC Inside; ood Out) NOW Is THE TIME TO “PLAN THE, FIX-UP "JOBS

"THAT BRING YEAR AROUND COMFORT. AND FRESH, ATTRACTIVE, -APPEARANCES.

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