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The Ioliowlng report for the year ending Oct. 3i was give-n by the -_ retiring president Miss Estelle ' Bownes-s. at the recent annual meet- ing of the Board of . P. ll‘. I. Teachlrs’ Federation: In April 1945 our Federation be-

| came s. corporate body whose aims are the promotion of the interests ' oi the teachers and the advancement oi the cause o! education. l Under this Aot the power vested in a. Board of Governors who are chosen at our Local Fail Oenvmt- kms in the proportion of one insin- ber for every twenty teachers pre- sent. Working on this basis our ﬁrst Board oi Governors consists o! thirty members. Since all bus- iness relative to the work oi the Ibderstion is done by this Board it is imperative that representatives be chosen with great care. it is also imperative that those chosen be in attendance at all Board meet- llﬂ. When s district has chosen s to ropresmt them it is

the duty of these representatives in attend sll meetings of the Board and to report to his District what is being done by the Federation in the field of Education. During the past year many oi the members were faithful. others not so good. 1st. us resolve this year to make our attendance as near 100 per cent as possible. The work oi our Fed- eratiiori will only go forward in proportion to the interest that is taken in and the time and energy that ls expended on ll. ‘The first meeting of our newly elected Board wits held in the Audi- torium of Prince ci Wales College |0n November 30th. with the full membership of thirty members pre- sent. At this meeting we were happy to have with us two repre- sentatives irom the stsii oi Prince o! Wales College We look upon the addition o! Dr. Stccle and his stsii as a great: step iorwa-rd. We feel that prestige and strength in leadership has been given our Fed- eration. After all we are all tench- . ers and it seems to mc that it mat- ters very little whether we teach a youth of elghttt-n or a child of eight, we are all endeavouring lo achieve the some tliing- the educa- tion of our Youth for the world oi tomorrow. - Al. this first iiiccting the follow- ing Standing Committees were formed: Flnaucz. with J. A S. Williams as Chairman; Text Book and Curriculum. w.th Davis Lid- stone as Chairman: Publicity with Mr. Mlllar hiscradyen as Chair- man: Salary and Sick Leave with Mr Plus Callaghan as Chairman; Code oi Ethics iziit Mr. James Murphy as Cfviiii-man; Constitu- tion and By-Laws with Mr. John

. _ f . THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN.

Happenings ilf allursl District-New Glasgow

Mr. and Mrs. W. Williams were visitors here on Sunday.

Mr. arid Mrs. Davis Moffatt and family were the guests o! Mr. James Moffatt on Sunday.

Miss Pearle Nicholson spent a pleasant weekend with her little friends. Misses Doris and Nell An- drew.

Hunter-River Gongs Hall was the scene of a happy event on Wed- nesday evening November 13th. when a large number oi friends and relatives gathered to extend best wishes to a popular young couple Mr. and Mrs. Allen Smith (nee Wanda Bernard) on the ev- ent oi their marriage which cook place the previous Monday. Wnen the the young folk "and some not so young‘ were enjoying an old time reel to music supplied by Mr. Foch Dollon with the violin, ac- companied by Miss Betty Bertram with the guitar, Mrs. Cyril Smith called the gathering to order and invited the newly weds to come to the platform which was prettlly decorated and they were seated in chairs of pink and white. A s”! ket loaded with gifts was brought in by Mrs. Murray Orr and Miss Ruth Whitlock, while Mrs, Orr cut the strings, Ruth passed the gifts to Mrs- Cyril Smith, who read the accompanying verses. and placed the gifts on a table. The many beau- tiful gifts and number of envelopes testified to the popularity of the young couple. Mr. Smith on behalf oi Wanda thanked their friends for their gifts and good wishes. For They Are Jolly Good Fellows was merrily sung, the ladies then bounced the bride while a number of the stronger sex took charge of the groom. Dancing was freely indulged in tlll a late hour, when all departed to their respective homes.

The New Glasgow W. M. S. of the United Church met at the home of Mrs, R. W. Stevenson on November 14th., with the largest number oi member's gathered for some time‘ which is very encour- aging ior the work oi the society. Mrs, P. Howatt, devotional load- er. presided ‘introducing the theme. The Christian Home. With Mrs. Blair Andrew as organist hymn For the beauty of the earth. ivns sung followed by scripture reading

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boises were received also ‘thanks!- iering. A ‘ member ma: a ‘Hiaakoﬂting which was grateful- ly received. Mrs. Bowatt, mission- ary monthly secretary received a number of subscriptions to this very proiltable and interesting piece o! literature. Prayer by Mrs. Andrew. A member extended her thanks M a card while she was

Hrs. Demise Pliieau h convalesc- lng at her home after a reeeiit ep- eraiicn in the Charlottetown Hos- pital.

ma. Illa McOoubrey has ro- turned home after a pleasant stay with her daughter Mrs. Geo Brook- his.

Mr. and Mn. George Brooklns and family were visitors here on Sunday. guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. Andrew.

so». John Buritaln who has been with his daughter. m1. Clarence Haslsm, Springfield. for the past couple of months, is now with his daughter. rm. Chalmers Laird. and Mr, Laird. His friends are welcom- ing him.

Just two days later a truck load- ed with coal had the same misfor- tune. Only in trying to make the turn in the opposit direction. crashed into a hedge scattering its contents hither and thither, again the driver miraculously escaped severe injury. It is surely high time that this very dangerous por- tlon of highway had Droper signs. until some time the powerg-to-be may shift this road in another di- rection, as there has been numer- ous accidents here.

Near tragedy was avoided last Wednesday when a heavy truck owned by Corrln and Briggs, con- tractors. was coming down what ls known as New lorrdon Road into the village at. New Glasgow. While descending the long hill the brakes became powerless to hold back the heavy load of gravel it wins carrying arid when trying lo make the turn by the post oiilre the hi: machine with its contents turned over a couple of times then to crash across the road Into an unoccupied store oushlritr door In and a large portion of the build- lng apart. Luckily to say the driv- er escaped with slight injury.

ill. "Gift" was chosen for roll call for next meeting which is Invited

from Ephesians 6 Chapter. A medl- iaiicn on prayer followed by silent

Connolly as (Jlinirrmirr. During the year good reports were heard irom. each committee, Mr. J R. Mac-l Donald was re-atipolnlcd General Secretary and Mr Millar MacFzidy- en was li-Bplixlhlﬂl Editor oi the Education Horizon. Congratulations are in order ior Mr MacF-adyen on the generil improvement seen in ti": work oi that bi-nzcntlily pub- lication.

Ara Active Year

The year ltlllfivilng has been very active irorii every 1')Olill u! view We held five meeting: oi Board oi GOVETHUiS and meetings oi the Executive.

Mr

by the Government in iihe teachers on the Advisory Coun- cil of the Board or Education. He. has the privilege oi attending all meetings of ‘cur llcsrd oi Govern- ors. As s member oi that Council Mr. Hines has ably defended the teachers on all questions relative to our interests.

During last year a survey was made oi our Pension Act by an Act/nary from Toronto. The report o1’ the findings was not too good However. as a result a number oi recommendations were inade by our Board under the chairmanship oi Mr. Connolly and were sent. to the Premier. These are now waiting the final word from the next session

oi the Legislature ' Inst lllabruarv Mr. J. R. Mac- Donald, Mr. Winston Currie and your president approached the Ex- t ecutive Council oi our Government asking for an increase lri salarY As you remember the Dominion Provincial Conference was then under discussion and we were told the old. old stotj oi no money. The success or failure of this Con- ierence was the lever which 39ml? pushed us out. the rlcor and it is my bellei that in the minds oi those who sat in rsdgriieiit upon us was the hope that we were lust too stupid to realize that we were polite- ly but definitely crushed aside. Until such flmc as the people o! our Province and the Government who represent then. realize that better salaries must be paid. we shall never improve the standard oi teaching and teachers in Prince Edward Island. Higher salaries is the first need. the other thine! W"! follow. -

Office Facilltlea Needed

As the work of our Federation grows. the need ior an office be- comes more apparent. As we no situated now it is var-y dlfilcult to keep our correspondence and supplies in any sort oi order. l wonder ii the time will econ come when we can see. our way clear to set up an office for the use of our general secretary. i would like to srlgeat to the incoming executive that that is one of the irialor pm- hleins on our hands v. I ieel that my Report would not be ewiznoiit some mention oi’ the Iduaaiion Geﬂlvlllh that lg just being launched. Education West x observed by three rodio br that were a ‘preliminary to matswhieh is to ollow. llr. lhaw’s splendid opening talk laid the waatneles The two panel t

es. ‘nia reaction to the three meet- ings that ale to iloilow will not be known until after this report is

the ’ eight

C. F‘ Hinc rrom the West Kent School Sliifl was appointed represent

gave me -— ESllBCiﬂllY Mr Reginald MacDonald our General Secretary. and Mr. L. W oi Education. Mr. bhav was always ready to listen to and advise us on cvery problem that we look to him.

prayer, then repeating the 23rd Psalm in unison, singing of three verses of Abide With Me brought this part of the meeting to a close. Mrs. Wurfleld Orr then took charge, minutes of previous meeting were read and adopted. and roll call answered with a verse oi Scripture containing the word Home. The Herald's Temperance secretary and Christian Steward Secretary cave interesting contributions, Two; members presented their birthday| offering, while one paid into the sinlkng fund. A number of mltei

to the home cf Mrs, B. Andrew Singing of Tlzke Time to be l-Inly was followed by the Mlznah Bruc- rliciiorr. At the close of the W. VI. S. Meeting the Ladlﬁs Aid irri- der the leadership of Mrs. W. J. McLeod met. Mlmiteg of previous meetinn read and roll call answer- ed, ‘Treasurer reported twenty- eight on hand. It was decided that arch member bring s Christmas gift to be auctioned at next met-t- ing. Offering was received. Day ls Dying in tlis West was sum: brine- lng the meeting to a close. -N.

i should like to oxrrcss my regret at the passing oi Ml‘, Nathan Bears ti charter member oi the Board of Governors. Mr. Bears took a keen interest in the work of the Federa- tion and was faithful in attendance at all Board meetings

‘lb the teachers I shall say- Let us not grow discouraged nor will s complacent attitude accomplish any- thing. Rome. you know was not built in a day and grrat achieve- ments are oi slow growth. We know mat our profess on is one of the most worth-while mes ior which

The outcome will mern much to us It is graiiit-ing to see the De- partment cf Education, the Public and the teachers working together to bring about chances lri the whole educational setup in Prince Ed- ward island Thai ls a." it should be The motto oi our Federation iizight well be u.sc.i as a. slogan in this _C‘.lll’lDZlilZ1i. "United we stand, divided we fall",

In closing I should like to thank those with whom i worked during the past two years fur the help they

we need not iipolotzize. The teachers are the builders of Lha- Natlon and just as surelv as we. build well. so nlll our Nation become great. Our responsibility is great.

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llostmasters’ llss’n Meets lit Ottawa

orrsws. Nov. is - (d?) - l-‘ostal authorities nave discussed the possibility oi IiVlI-g iull civil service status to all postal employ- tes. it was announced today at a meeting oi the Canadian Postmas- tsrs’ Association.

Talia between Walter Turnbull. deputy postmaster gsneriil. and oi- ilcials of the Association included a , poaal to grant employees 'oivll service superannuation benefits. It was learned.

Association officials said thvy Ili- proved the plan but "it. will take lime to put into owrstlz-n. . ."

Training Balloons-

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LAKIHURUP, N. J., Nov. 18- (APl-Tllg naval sir training sta- tion's information oiiice said to- day live free balloons, each with an iristructor-‘and four students aboard. left here Monday night on a routine training‘ mission.

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welt at 3 am. the police smiled knowingly when a caller‘ who would not give his name rang ap aarlytodsy and reported: ,~

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though that might be an exagger- ation. First ws saw a red light and then whst was quite definite- ly s parachute canopy with a fig- urs hanging from it. We co'ildn't tell whether it was a man or a woman."

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