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The annual convention of the Charlottetown teachers institute was held at Rochford Square 1School 0n Friday. Oct. 8. The pre- sident, Mr. Hollis Jenkins, was i:i the chair. The secretary, Rev. Sr. St. Claire read the‘ minutes of last year's

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ber, of which the central theme is "The School Builds the Nation." He urged each teacher to _glve whole-hearted support in an effort

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“ﬁnd 5mm!" of the salary committee then read 15] Gt"; Geo", 5L hterureporhéfhis covered Ill: effortts ' o e teac ers to secure rom t e nmTAL xdl‘! City School Board an increase ado- PIIOM Z537 quate to meet the high cost of e-oo-o-o-oooo so o ... “villi o Miss Ethel Taylor reported on the present state of the city teach- ers’ pension fund.

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programme of reading which is be- ing introduced into the schools. The programme centres on the use of readers carefully prepared by leading educationists. These read- ers make strong appeal to the in- terests of children, and have a very carefully graded vocabulary. The most important factor is the proper procedure in their use.

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i, Annual Convention Of ",7 i, 1 City Teachers’ Institute I

troducing him the president tend- ered the teachers on the honor bestowed on. him by Mt. Allison University. Dr. Shaw gave his impressions of three educational conferences which he attended this summer. namely: the National Council on Physical Fit-, ness, the Advisory Council on Vo- cational Education. both held in Ottawa, and the Canadian Educa- tion Association. '

Junior Red Cross, need for continued help to coun- tries overseas. Her department has received many letters of thanks for assistance already given.

showed first aid equipment suit- able for classrooms, and called at- tention to booklets on the use ofl same. i

problems of ilfe. ,- adopted:

deep appreciation of the faithful ' Douglas and conscientious service render-‘Gen El ed by Miss Annie Watson on behalf ' Gen M!“ of the educational interest of this _G°Ddyear

The next speaker was Dr. L. W. Shaw, Director of Education. 1n in-

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Resolutions

The following resolutions were end by Mr. J. R. Macdonald, and

1. That the city teachers in con- A“ Chm 31 5-3 vention assembled pledge our con- Am Cm. _ g1 SYDIQEY‘ N, 5,, Oct. 8 —(CP)-- tinued loyalty to King and coun- Am Tel 151 '74; Qgnvgﬂggs appointed at the 75th tfY- 1 A nda . 36 14 Multhne Synod of the Presbytlr- 1 Pm‘ g“ ‘yanks f! snatch‘? i illgililun 116 T? ian Church which ended here yes- o eown eac ers’ ns ue e Q 131 -2 i; m -_ extended to the Rev. Sr. Superior 36%;? 36 3-8 e3:gg:€_er;¢v_ Charles Carnegy. of Rochford Square School for the j Boeing 24 1-8 summersyde, p1“; hiswr-ical, Rev, use of this building for our uori- i c and 0 37 1-4 G, 5L, Lamont, Pictou, NS; c01- vebiioii- i _ 58 5-8 , M a t , Rev. Al‘ister a.

3. That the Charlottetown Teach- 55:31:; 5 3 1-2 $225,150“? §r,,aw°rG1a5g°w_ 5y. ers‘ Institute here assembled in j Con; Ed .. 23 1-2 nod Fund Re“ J_ R, MacDonald, annual convention express their | cum“ A 10 (J-Bfmver John‘ N_ s; iegisiamon Q1

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City and Province. ‘

4. That the regret of this con-‘gftbgjgpli vention be expressed at the retire- l h“ Tel ment from the active teaching list _ Kennec ___ of Mr. Percy Barlow, who during Nash K91 many years of splendid leadership, N y central _ has done so much for the youthypem, R __ of this Province. With this regret Phmlp, _

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however go the sincere and heart- Radio n 12 1-8 felt wish and prayer that he may Repub 29 5-8 be spared many years to enjoy his Std Q11 '18 3-4 well-earned retirement. ‘ ; Stdbkr 23 1-4

5. That the members of this ln-lumd A1,- gr 27 7.3 stitute express their profound sor- u 5 steer 80 7-8

row at the passing of Mr. Ham-wear; U mond Johnston, a former Principal , wooyw _, of West Kent School, who was a: long and valued member of this‘ Imam”; and that ‘h’ sincere I fore be it resolved that the incom- Sympathy '3! m“ ‘Jrgamzatwn be ing Executive urge the City School extended to Mrs. Johnston and Bond to n“, sabbaﬂga] Luv; family in the great loss they have of one m; 0g every ten years to 5‘“"“l“°d' ' all city school teachers and to pro- vide paid substitutes for teachers on sabbatical leave. - . 10. Whereas. under the present 6. Whereas, the Nature Study ten monthly pay system teachers "W" i" "°“' “ssiiliied by the De- . find it increasingly difficult m Parimem‘ °t Educam" Place‘ ‘My budget their finances and whereas Pupils “t a dlsadvmlmgai be if m‘ civil servants, rural school super- “lved that ‘he nePartmenl be “bl visors etc., are paid on the twelve ed to include Manual Training Ex-i monthly basis; therefore, be i; re- hibits not related to nature and solved that the incoming Ex- Domestic Science exhibits in the ecuﬂve request the Cﬂy school “st °f Pw-lects- am] m“ the" be] Board to adopt the twelve monthly returned to the exhibitors in Sep- pay system, cheque; m be issued tembei- following date of submis- beginning in semen-me;- and, b; l1 slon; and, be it further TB$°IV88 further resolved that the Board that all exhibits be certified by thei o; Governors of me P,E_I_T_F_ urge leach" t° be the W°Tk ‘>3 the Pi!" the Provincial Government to ad- pil. and that; in the iswins ollhpr the twelve monthly pay system scholarships, the marks given forigor B11 teacher; those projects be exoludod from 11. Resolved that this conven- "19 aggregate °£ B“ mark! m8de,tlon urge the Finance Committee by each pupil. ‘of the Charlottetown School Board 7- Whereas inadequate provision’ m continue its action to have the ‘exists for the physical instruction‘ Charlottetown City council grant of pupils in the clty schools, be it 1g; request for an annual pay. resolved that the incoming Ex- ment u, the city Teacher,’ pen. eoutive request the City School slon Fund equivalent m that paid Board to appoint. immediately. a in by the teachers annually. Physical Culture instructor for 1g Be 1g resolved ma; the 531. 8887i °I the C")! ﬂcil°°il~ ary Committee, appointed by the 3- whereas sick I98" beneﬁts incoming Executive continue the "T9 alialmble 1° 1889b?" 1°!‘ 8b- commendable efforts of last year] 5871885 681-15611 by 518KB"! Only committee for salary increases after the first two weeks of such from the City school Board based illness; and whereas most minor on years of service, academic and 111888!" 8T8 01 1B8! thin 1W0 professional qualifications, and be Weeks‘ duration. therefore. be it it further resolved that the Board resolved that the incoming execu- qr Governorg of the P.E.I.T.F., be ti" 85k "18 ciiy SCIWOI 308m l0 urged to continue their efforts for grant sick leave with full pay to more adequate pay from the pm. teachers who are absent through vinclal Government, illness for two weeks or less. and 13. Resolved that the Charlotte to provide paid substitutes for-town Teachers‘ Institute heartily 198131"! 8558"! throush Bililli lll- endorse the work of the Canadian ness; and be it further resolved Red Cross in its newly organized that We ilrse the Board of Gover- ' free blood transfusion service. nors of the P.E.I.T.F., to continue 14, Resolved that the thanks of to press the Provincial Govern- the Institute be extended to the ment for adequate sick leave bene- speakers on this morning's pro- fits for all teachers. ‘ gramme, 9. Whereas teaching is the mostl 15. Resolved that the thanks of exhaustive occupation among the the Convention be extended to the various professions and whereas,‘ retiring executive for their efforts in order to do their most effective during the past year. work teachers need a long period Officers elected for the coming of change from the classroom st- year are: mosphere; and whereas, in many President: Miss Mabel Mntheson. Canadian centres, educational ex- Vice President: Sr. St. Antoinette perts have testified that such s Secretary: Miss Mary Moran change, has resulted in better all-' Member of Executive: Miss Mary round teaching efficiency: there- MacDonald.

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‘law, Rev. Frank Baird, Fredericton: _ church 62 3*’ filacLean. Moncton; pensions, Rev. 47 1'2 v R, s. Qulgley, Belfast, P.E.I.; press

‘record-s. Rev. Rod McLeod. Pictou: 59 1'31 auditor, A Fraser. Pictou; press, L. n 5'8 Parnell, saint John. N. B; recozds. 58 1'2‘ CJ. St. Clair Jeans, Saint John. I Mr. Baird resigned as clerk of the 16 as’ Synod after 29 years of service but i: ti’ accepted his new position.

Honour roll for September: Grade 19 Freda Richards.

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