http://dx.doi.org/10.14288/1.0185618
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is part of: BC Historical Newspapers
issued: 2015-01-09
issued: 1971-03-03
description: Serving the Sunshine Coast.
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note: >*$?: jiW��* Aim Science facilities , t . " School Boa? far Pender seeks funds arbour .School Wetst Canadian Graphic IbOS ^edt 5th Avb,,- ' Vancouver' 9�� ��B *C.�� no Industries LtdM 2nd C|ps$ jMalt. If Y j* jf4 LOOKING foi a bource of funds to pp- gipde science facilities at Pender Hm- hout .Secondary School, the {School Board appeal b to have the' choice of presenting a i efe| epdum t�� ���the people or declaijng niuised Rofeiendum No |l ^fifuds surplus Public appioval of RofoipndMm No.��H gave lhe bchool boa.nl peimission to bur-'- low when nocobbtiiy the t>t|m ot !j>54,U00 to build a school bimd ofliLO The referendum wab appioved in May-'lOfiO but I* ' -iLibseqiienl liec^e inipobed'by the pio- Vincial Goveinmeul delayed constmction ot a boaid office This iesu|ted in the boaid signing a thiee yeai lease |ast year to obtain the quaiteis piesently occupied by the boaid in Qibsons Advibing the Boaid distncl biipeiiu^jT tepdent Mi H Haima said he had been jjiven to undeibtiind that if unubed Hefef- endum No fl funds weie declared surplus, it would bli.ll be pobbible |p include, const)uction of a bcljool boaid office rii * u i'uluie '-efeiendimi PENDER PROJECT Building and gioundb biipeiinlendent Bob Hut I pi gave |22,()00 db a lough ebli- riiate of upgfadiiig the Science rooni at Pender Harbour Secondary, Sphebl- SPlionl principal Mr. A. h. Thompson said this would accommodate 'H sfpdents al laboratory type tqbles.with 0-11 pupils wm-lsing on ihe side Maximum Science class at Pender has 3f students and the smallest class about 12 students. The laboratories will lie usec^on^rljiiii^dred per cent of the time, (fetid ~Wr. Tbpj^son. Renovations *w��^M be done by the School District maintenance -staff. " Trustee Mrs. Agnes Labonte pointed oiit that the -Board had agreed n��t to make any capital expenditure at pen^er Haibour Secondary School, with the present small enrollment .which was given ab 1JJ3- students-. ���-- ,,���,-:.-���"' Trustee Bill Malcsolm commented lhat I…
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The Peninsula Times
spatial: Sechelt (B.C.)
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language: English
lat: 49.4716667
long: -123.763333
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publisher: Sechelt, B.C : Sechelt Peninsula Times Ltd.
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