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which their

j ! improved. Nine gave no an-| White Rock's grade seven
COMPLETELY BUILT! swer, | Pupils were second highest in
10 feet x 21 f =r | Twelve stated they attend | School District No. 36 in the

ee! e

jchurch fairly regularly with |recent spelling tests given pu-

jten stating

$159. 95 |do also,

When asked what would be|principal, reported to PTA
the greatest advantage in go-| members. Their score was .03{

ing to the

BENJAMIN MOORE |High School when built, nine | place

suggested more facilities for}

| sports, seven stated they would
jbe happy to be away from the series of spelling tests. In the
}Primary grades and four felt

jit would be nice to have a yar-

eiteatt all class scores were above |
i i |tety of teachers Surrey's average, excepting
Complete selection of Interior and NO PEAY RARER y's j
grade 4 and they were exactly
Exterior Paints in a wonderful |, In answer to this question

Mr. C
tir

choice of colors.

School was
students in
School alone
high school

throw a ball on the  school| the

Srounds with
the erection
classrooms

lents are

| facilities are
Jrey, a

are essential.

bro) bone
— on —

severe crate!
while at play He reminded
the parents adequate facilities

were going to
at they

education

Mrs. G. H

Ponsibility to

1x6 — No. 2 and Better Fir S-L per M. $65 || ises to_ their

Children School Pleasing

Public interest in the newly-jmany years of experience in
organized School for Retarded | this field in England.
Children established in White} The committee extends heart
Rock has been very encourag-|iest thanks to the White Rock

mittee headed by White Rock's} donated the use of their Youth
Larry Doyle. Centre on Johnston Road for

Already a gift of $50 has|the use of the school. The
been received from the Ray| school is held five days a week.
Shepherd PTA; kitchen cab- Progress in the field of re-
inets from a well known White} tarded children is evidenced in
Rock resident; wash basin do-| the expe:
nated and installed by Plumber} ilar school at Langley next
|Bruce Phillips as well as sey-
jeral smaller cash donations. to 10 children are expected to
Four pupils are enrolled in| be enrolled. Another school is
the school in which Miss Fiona expected to be opened in Lad-

] jCampbell-Sayers is teacher.|ner in September |
re Do It The asy ay: EAS Campbell-Sayers has had} Information regarding the}
|

(Continued from Page 3) | Doyle WI. 8.9305, evenings.

jin Mr. Clay’s next question |
when he asked if the pupils|Grade 7 Students |
could point out any way in

y stated, “It is high |
the new Junior High) June 13 has been set for the

have ¢
play area even more.
Surrey junior high

jadequate ‘physical education |

proper P.E. facilities

SPECIALS |i ih m=» x ONCEEERES

ground a rock pile, where
a number of students had| , &

re a must if Sur-
rey and White Rock children
are to receive a well rounded

MRS. COGGIN

School counse
00, and one
ded parents of their res.

rest In Retarded

hard working com:| Rotarians who so generously

cted op ening of a sim-

Monday evening where from 8

|School’s operation may be ob-
P.T.A tained by telephoning Mrs, L.

home life could be| Lhird In Spelling Tests |

that their parents|pils throughout Surrey and |
White Rock, William Day

Proposed Junior| points from being in first |

White Rock's grade 8 pupils
Were third highest in the same

tests given grades 3, 5, 6, 7 and

the same

built. With 700|School Sports Day,

the elementary! June 13 is also the date for]
in iddition to the| the Centennial Play from Vie-|
you can’t even | toria which will be put on in|
Semiahmoo Ball Park on|
an open stage. White Rock |
pupils will produce Act 12
Certificate awards for 100
attendance and _ outstanding
h school | proficiency will again be pre
very aware that|sented to each grade.

safety. And nox
of Se portable |
amped our

lacking in Sur-

T US INSTALL
A FURNACE

and received
hes from falling

cost “something” | | CHILLING
WEATHER
FLATS

as

Cos

High
Semiah
of the panelists

keep their prom

teen-agers. She | Pe PLUMBING /

1x8TandG CoM $45 reported students are yery & HEATING.

hurt if their

. A *y: keep the ‘omise to pay
ere ee Siios, pec M $3e, item tor centain servise rend

ered.

Cedar shims, per sling .. $35.

fa teen.

Kiln Dry si :
NAILS, 21/4 and 34% Common, keg $11.95 ||sav. “just

5 lost its

|
| |night. ‘That

. important that parents Jearn| fe
SHORT MOULDINGS, suitable for | 27car. cost zee strictly |
’

confident and

fence pickets - Te lin. ft. | isrstrgimiesis.th

moment of weakness,

Mrs. Rose

T eRe four panelists, pointed out
}that boys get

Latex, .... $1.79 per qt. $5.95 per gal.
Enamel, ... $1.29 per qt. $425 per gal.

Lucas | Lumber

| After that,

teen-agers
completely.

17967 New McLellan Road, Cloverdale,

who does not feel wanted.
BC. Mrs. Ballard advocated that
se homework be set well in ad-
Phone: YE. 7-425] vance so that a child could

Closed on Mondays at 12.30 p.m.

Mrs. Coggin stressed the
- = jneed for parents to Keep con-
t Cedar 2 x 4 - 6 Suitable for fidences. Teen-agers don't
! * 5 want their secrets told over the
Septic tanks, per M. $3 |back fence, she stated. Often
Siding Shorts, per sling $35 feels a matter is
3, jof utmost importance and con-
7 x 10 - No. 2 and Better |fides in an older person where.
ing, per M. $58 Plupon the very
forget it” for it
importance over-

out of their home life between |
jthe ages of 12 and 15 than at/
any other time in their lives. }

\fapid deterioration in the
phasis they place
IGNORE MOops b
Mrs, Ballard strossed that}

fleeting moods evidenced in
should he

They'll get over}
them in @ hurry. She warned |
that @ sullen child is often one}

regulate his time and not spend
time on projects and groups at
= the expense of his homework.

Parents fail to

next day he will

is why it is so}

never remind a

in a

Ballard, one of | ii

more satisfaction

White Rock

time there is a
em:
on the home,

|
|

ignored |

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