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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1947-06-19, Page 7HARRY MITRE Licensed Embalmer and Funeral Director Furniture and Funeral Service Ambulance Service Phones: Day 109 'W. Night 109j. General Accountancy for the SMALL ,BUSINESS MAN, PROFESSIONAL MAN, and THE FARMER, BUSINESS & TAX SERVICE S. J. Priam 'P. 0. Box 74 'Phone 23 LUCKNOW - ONT. FREDERICK A. PARKER OSTEOPATH Offices: Centre St., Wingharn Ostetaeitic, and Llecacque.Treat- Phone 272. Wingham. J. 4. FOX Chiropractor and Drugless Therapist. nArli011/C EQUIPMENT COMPLETE HEALTH SERVICE Phone 191,: Thursday, ,hie 19th, 1947 TFIR WINGHAM ADVANCE-TIMES es' Organizations throughout the world, having the same or like objects, The* Qntario Teachers' Federation is affiliated with the Canadian Teachers' Federation, The World Organization of the Teaching 'Profession and is re- presented on the United Nation's Ed. tleational Scientific and Gultmal ganization, commonly called U.N.E,S, Each province 14 represented by three delegates on the Canadian Tea- chers' Federation which will meet in Halifax in August. The Canadian Teachers' Federation sent two delegates to the World Or- ganization of the Teaching Profession, held in Endicott, N.Y, last August. Delegates attended from 30 countries, Special services offered to its mem- bers: I, "The Educational Courier" a pro- fessional magazine is publiSlied five times a year, 2. "News Letter" is the official com- munication to each member keeping them in touch with what is going on. S. The "Sick Benefit Fund" offers financial protection during prolonged periods of absence due to illness or ,ac- cident, 4, Guidance in cases of professional difficulty the Federation retains a sol- icitor to give legal advice. 5. A lending library of professional books is available from the Federation office without charge. The backbone of the work of Fed- eration is carried on by its Provincial Committees, whose members give free- ly of their time and effort to advance the cause of education. There are eight main Provincial Committees namely: 1. Research which deals with Tea-, cher Training, Adult Education, Cur- riculum, Supervision, Administration, Health, Text Books, School Plant and Pre-School Problems. 2, The Legislation Committee stud- ies all the acts pertaining to Educa- tion and to Teaching. 3. The Status Committee's function is to study the present status of teach- ers in our own country and abroad, with a view to improvement. 4. The Policy Committee formulates the policy to be followed by the Fed- eration in advancing the interests of the profession. 5. The Publicity Committee creates interest in Education Week by press or radio or open nights. 6. The Superannuation Committee know this Act and its Regulations and interpret these to the teachers. .7. The guidance Committee deals with cases of professional difficulties, 8, The Finance Committee studies the problem of salaries and salary schedules. The Ontario Teaeheq Federation is governed by a "Board of Governors" consisting of: Ten members from the Secondary Teachers. Ten members from the Women Teachers in Public Schools. Ten members from the Men Teach- ers in Public Schools. Ten members from ,the Separate School Teachers, Each teacher in the Province is the Federation and its objective cannot be obtained unless each teacher supports them actively and works in unity and co-operation with the others to obtain them. was well responded to. It was agreed to donate 0,09 to the Cancer Fund and $h,00 to the Wingham General Hospital, Thnrsday,. June •26th was the date set for A quilting t9 finish 04) the quilts on hand. It was decided to apply for the short course on "Oven Meals", Mra, E, EarbOur, Mrs. '0, Me, Pherson and Mrs, F. McQuillin were appointed to arrange fcr an At Some. An interesting report of the District Annual meeting held in Blyth was giv- en by Miss Mary Murray, Mrs, 0, G. Anderson of Belgrave, was guest speaker, She spoke on Hospitalization and explained the Plans for the Huron 0311ntY Co-Operative Medical Servic- es, At the conclusion lunch was served by the hostesses, Mrs. Jas. Aitchison, Mrs, E. J, Thom, and Mrs. W. A, Mil- ler, Mrs. G. S, McIntyre and Donald, of Dileaford; spent the holiday week- end with het parents, 'Mr, and Mrs, W. I. Miller. Rev. M. G, Newton attended the meeting of the London Conference held at Chatham last week. He was accompanied by Mrs.' Newton, who visited her daughter, Mrs. Charlton at Port Alma, Mrs. Mel Brown of Waterloo, was a guest of her parents, Mr, and Mrs. R. Woods for the holiday week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Jack 13rendt and sons of Detroit, were week-end visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Gordon McPher- son. Miss Mary Wallace and Mr. and Mrs. Hynes of Walerton, kwere recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. E. 5. Thom and Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Miller. " Edwards Motor Sales Chrysler, Plymouth Cars and Fargo Trucks SALES and SERVICE We have the latest tools for Fender & Body Work No job too big for us to handle or too small to interest us. EXPERT WORKMANSHIP Your Satisfaction Our Guarantee ONE HOUR SERVICE ON WASHES IN CONSEQUENCE I/ of a Dud 11.11.10.1M.10.51M1100.1.11,141116".04.04. Telephone—Days 417, Nights 426 Ningham EARLY POLICIES of the Canada Life a hundred years ago contained clauses such as this: ”The Policy will become void. , . if the Person having assured his or her Life, shall die ... in con- sequence of a duel.n During the past century? Canada Life policies have been progressively ii- proved to anticipate the changing seeds of Canadians. From the Pounders onward the chief purpose of the Company has been— "to extend to our fellow-citizens the 'comforting protection of life insur- ance." Reaffirming this principle at the ' 100th Annual Meeting the president added "'All our assets are but the savings of the people, left with us for a while, to be repaid later on at a time when they will be needed more.": MEle Stop Look, Ask' • IF YOU NEED IT — WE HAVE IT! • TIRES and TUBES POULTRY EQUIPMENT ELECTRIC and OIL BROODERS WIRE FENCE and STEEL POSTS ROOFING OF ALL KINDS GRASS SEED and SEEDS IF YOU DON'T SEE IT—ASK FOR IT AT THE BLUE VALE Church News At the morning service in the United Church, Rev. A. G. Hewitt preached from the text, "Look up to Heaven". A duet entitled "Drifting" was sung by ,Mrs. Alex McCracken and Mr. Hewitt. Mr. Win. N, Blackmore closed the service with the benediction. The morning service at Knox Pres- byterian church was conducted by' Rev. Leland C, Jorgensen. He con- cluded the series of sermons on the ten commandments. He spoke of the 10th commandment as the one that deals with desire, He explained that the first four is our duty to God, the remaining six is our duty to man. Next Sunday anniversary services will be held. CD THE tow ' Wir41 C IL 'LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY COLIN C. O'NEIL, C.L.U., Manager FRANK C. HOPPER C. K. BRYANS Belgrave Co-Op. Store verse. The Worship service was con- ducted by Mrs. . WJ. Johnston and Marie Wright, An article on Peace was read by Phyllis Hamilton, All joined in singing the Temperance song and the Birthday Greetings for Mar- garet Curtis and Etoile Moffatt. The story from the chapter "Holes in the Road" was told by Miss Margaret Curtis. After singing a hymn all re- peated the Mizpah benediction. Women's Institute The June meeting of the Women's Institute was held this week at the home of Mrs. George Hetherington, witlithe president, Mrs. j. H. Smith, presiding, In answer to the roll call "A place I would like to visit and why." Most of the members would like to see the Rockies and British Columbia because of the beautiful scenery and having relatives there. However Niagara Falls and the Thuosand Isles were not wholly without admirers and one mem- ber vas so drawn fiy ancestral ties as to long for Dunfermline and the Forth Bridge. Miss Margaret Curtis was appointed temporary leader for the Blue Cross Hospitalization plan. Miss Emma Johnston gav'd a report on the District Annual meeting held at Ethel in May, when a golden wedding anni- versary dinner .was enjoyed by over one hundredguests with a three tiei birthday cake and decorations in the Institute colors. Mrs. A. G. Hewitt spoke on Current Events in India, Palestine and England especially the Labor Government and Princess Eliza- beth. In connection with 'Greece, Mrs. Hetherington read a letter froni a 17year old Greek refugee boy in Naples, thanking George Hethering- ton for a suit of clothes which he had sent hint The publicity convener, Miss MaryDuff, gave publicity to the excellent numbers* in the new 1947-48 programme. Mrs. Hewitt and 11,1rs. Darling as- sisted the hostess in serving refresh- ments. Mr, and ,Mrs. Earl Hamilton and family spent Saturday at Waterloo and attended the wedding of Mr. Hamil- ton's brother, Mr. Vernon Hamilton and Miss Kathleen Stevens. The bride is the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Stevens of Kitchener and the groom is the youngest son of the late Mr. and Mrs, Robert Hamilton of. Bluevale. The marriage took place at Sterling Avenue Chinch, Kitchener. Following the ceremony, guests num- bering about thirty, enjoyed dinner at the "Old Mill", Kitchener. , Miss Emma Johnston, Club Leader, and her class consisting of Miss Joan Fraser, Miss Wilda Breckenridge, Miss ',Amid Smith and Miss Roma Breckenridge, were at Clinton on Sat- urday, attending the Achievement Day for Junior Club Girls for the projects, "The Club Girl Entertains" and "Be- ing well dressed andwell groomed." Rev. atid Mrs. W., N. Blatkniore Attended the wedding of Mrs. PlaCk- Mores friend, Miss McDonald at Shit- bourne on Saturday., Mr. Illackinore assisted in the ceremony. Mt, atid M. George Donaldson and Miss Sanderson, Toronto, spent the weck.end at their home here. 5, Wesley I3eattie and daughters, Mitses Ethel And Ploreitee of Sea forth, avid Miss Helen Beattie of Tor. onto, were Sunday gteSts at the home of their cousin, WI. P. . Garniss. BELGRAVE 'PHONE 14 - 4, Brussels ,•••••••••••• who are interested. In 1918 some, of the women teachers realized they could help each other More, along educational lines if they were federated in a provincial organi- zation. ' In 1919 the Secondary Tea- chers' Federation was formed. In 1920 the P.S. Men Teachers' Federation was formed and in the same year the lar- ger Canadian Teachers' Federation carne into being. 1937 the French- speaking Teachers in the Ottawa val- ley formed a Professional Association. The objectives of the Federation are: 1. To promote and advance the Cause .of education. .2, To raise the status of the teach- ing profession.. , a To promote and advance the in- terests of teachers and to secure con- 'ditions Which will make possible the he professional serviCe. TEACHERS' FEDERATION . U. C. Mission Band The Mission Band met this week in the Sunday School of the United Church. The presidenst, Miss Delores Hamilton conducted the opening rout- ine exercises. Thirty-five members answered the roll call by repeating a A great many people have asked for information regarding the Teachers' Federation of Ontario. The following is a summary of its origin and objec- tive which will help to enlighten those Aimmazammism. LEON C. CANTELON For Your BUILDING, CARPENTERING Repair Work Built-in CUPBOARDS S E E — Bennett & 0888M0P8 'Phone 447 Wingham 9 Up to date equipment, electric stoves, refrigerators, washing mat! chines and other labour saving api pliances improve living and work- ing conditions aroundthe farm home: Farm Improvement loans are readily granted for paintingp interior decor.: ating, the purchase or improvement of heating, plumbing and sewage sys- tems or to help buy household and dairy appliances. Modernization is in vogue and we shall be glad to help you save for the improvements you are planning or assist you in purchasing what you want immediately. Conte in and talk over your plans with us. 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