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Biddulph school opening MRS. BEULAH HARDY LED THIS CHORAL GROUP DURING PROGRAM AT OPENING OF BIDDULPH CENTRAL SCHOOL
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By MISS LINA ABBOTT
The official opening of the
$210,000 Biddulph Township
Area No. I School was held
Friday night, The large audi-
torium was filled to capacity and
some 50 or more late-corners
had to find seating on chairs and
benches in the hall.
R. R. Crozier, chairman of
the school board, was MC for
the evening and Robert Packer,
UWO professor of geography,
was the guest speaker. He was
introduced by trustee Tom Ga-
gan and thanked by Orville
Langford, vice-chairman.
With a keen sense of humour,
Mr. Packer held the interest of
the large audience as he spoke
on the latest trends in education,
stressing the point that formal
education was not the only
means of education. He said
there were three reasons most
people felt education was re-
quired—job training, social ad-
justment and living for oneself.
He congratulated theboard on
the splendid new school and
urged that the board, the rate
payers and teachers make the
best possible use of the building
as an educational centre.
Bringing greetings to the au-
dience were Agricultural
Minister Hon. W. A. Stewart
MPP, Hon. W. H. A. Thomas
MP and Harold L Wallis, reeve
of Biddulph Township.
Also taking part on the pro-
gram were Rev. W. J< Maines,
who gave the invocation, dedica-
tion and benediction, Principal
Fred Berdan who introduced the
school staff and Inspector H. G.
Schlotzhauer. Mr. Crozier in-
troduced the school nurse, Miss
Margaret Smith and Mrs. Har-
dy, the caretaker and bus con-
tractor.
Mrs. Clarence Hardy, music
teacher presented three choir
numbers. The children were
accompanied byMrs. G. W. Sach
and did exceptionally well.
In the key-ceremony presen-
tation, Dave Lansdowne, con-
tractor, presented the school
key to Howard Fulls, architect,
who, in turn, presented it to
chairman R, R. Crozier.
Mrs. M. Bowman on behalf of
the staff presented abible to the
school. The staff was also res-
ponsible for the beautiful floral
decorations,
Following the program, re-
freshments were served y the
wives of the school board, after
which a tour of the school was
made.
The program, listed the cost
of school as; site (eight acres)
$4,000; building (including ar-
chitect's fee) $183,380; well and
pump $3,000; furnishings$7,200
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