The Lucknow Sentinel, 1952-04-17, Page 64 A
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PAGE STK 221E. LITCKNOW SENTINEL, Luca{Now. ogARio
FURLOUGH IS
DUE IN JULY
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Miss Dorothy Douglas, who is
. serving in the G-irls'. School '
l'amsui„ Formosa; is clue home on.
furlough in. July. Miss Douglas
has- -served in .this foreign
• sion field 'for quite a number ,.of
ars.jt is now over' five years
. 'since 'ber last furlough. •
Her annual report on the, work
theA`sehool was •presented lo-
Oally to the *.g.4. of the;Lnek-
.:Pregh§lterian.: Church; and
Will ;be. of general interest to
'Sentinel readers. It. follOw4f
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The Work in the, 'Girls!, School,
changes .very little from year. to
We' go through 'the same
routine month by month and, al-
though there is a sameness it is
riever dull for ther is alwaYs
•soinething. happening. It isn't al-
". 'ways pleasant but it keeps' the
surface ruffled. So every day ek.,
• cept Sunday at eight d'lock we
• go to schoOl. •and usually in a
iush for just at We go Out the.
'door someone wants money. or
has a :sore hand 'or wants .to
• learn-to-CO(7)k. so .he can, get Work
to do. Before We:reach:the school
gate; We see other teach. ers also
rushing land pupils running to
get - there "for the flag raising.
Ev-erk-rriorning4he,A)mils :gather
by classes and stand atattention'
While they sing the national
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an-
theril and the flag is raised. Irn-'
triediately; after,- we go ;.into the',
gymnasium for morning prayers
• and another day hat .begun. The
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teachers take turns leading the
morning and evening Worship*
• ;services, usually the saine one
being: responsiblefOr bOth.- Mon-,
*lay is' my day to that -day:I have:
'. to, go right past the .people who;
stand at 'the: &icor.
Classes begin at., eight -thirty
arid :gd through -till twelme•o'cloek
When :We stop for fifty minutes
for lunch but the .pupils are •not
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allowed to.: leave the SChddl. I :,• •
, feel • Sorry: for :the' day
upils titting in the •Ciassrponis
, eating cold rice but they are used"
to it ,and '•doh't really need my
sympathy The afternoon session.
• • ..ends, at •three -fifteen and 'mike.
gain they sing -the 'national ari:
"*.thein.and take the flag down this
time.. Then they all o home
• cept .the ,!girls 'on the basketball'
.• and yeller ball lax -is for -they..
have to Stay and. practise. They
have a reputation to keepup so.
they' have, to practise every day.
...:The:_basket ball •tearn. holds the
chamPionship • ..,arld
that—is_ a great_Lreaxonsibility.
They are going to Manila in
et to, • layl
return games' with the team
which visited Fcirmota.:
LAt the same time, the girIS who
• study Music begin to PraCtise
_and front all over- the school
•comes•the pound of pianos being
playect-SoMe-..,places,You
. want: to liriger awhile AO "listen
' ,and'in :Others, you would run as
. fast as you could:. The girls who
are studyntg art put on their.
white smocks and go out ith
their drawing board.s.: Ahnost
every 'place YOU' look it paint -
able so they do not need tO go
far. They have. 'Pietures in, the
,r Art E*hibitiont in Taipei so they
have to' work, hard too._ On cer-
tain days, the tantalizing knelt
-f „balcing7 cakes' or Formosan
food 'being coOked comes to re -
...mind )you that it is nearly time
to eat again' and you know that
.the girls in the ,Horne Economies
are,--haiiing-a• -cooking.
After evening • prayers,,' ; the
thedorrnitory have Study
• hour and at ten o'Crciek, the lights
gO out and another day IS gone.
• And sometime during the .day
a letter or a visitor or both
brings news .of sorne kind and
always glad when it is
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,Most Of the girls three
ecial departments that
• dine Eco Art'and MUsi
•'0 not take all, the work
lry. for the ordinary sehool
CMA..11.11lider.,,.s_eparAtegul*
.ons they work mostly On' their
• wn 'subjects and .When ,they
raduate they only. have •diplo-
; mas from their separate' depart-
ments. Whither of the girlg
.•,vho ('‘Otile hitt; this section baiter
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a,eady completed their 6 years
•of high school „and come in for'
special training. There are 38
girls taking the work in this way,
At the end of the, school year in.
July, 54 girls rwere graduated
from the Junior -School' and., 22'
from the Senior school,. Of -these;
18 returned to ..study in the Sen-
ior First and 4 carpe ba.ek to take,
post graduate work in Art. . Al-
together, there ar-e 308 pupils en-.
rolled in. both schools this term:
24.8 of these are. FOrmOsan and
60 : are from the -Maifiland of
'China. There are ,a2 full-tnne
teachers and writers On the staff:
TheT mniker: S large 'hecanse of
our .special ,departments' and the
number ofleportStliat have to be
sent to the Depart42A of tclu7
•cation.. • .
esides the morning- and even-
ing,, .prayers' each class: has one
hour a week of Bible t'eaching.
They . also learn to read the, Re-
manized • so the Bible is more
easily understood: Sunday even-
ing, the' service iikes the form.
of. Christian 'Endeavour.. The
active' members ..take turns .in
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leadirig the meetinia and` they all
contriblite to, the discusSiOn.
lost, term, 38 girls. recited. 56
verses 'froM the Ciospel of. John
and received a New :Testament
in the Bomanized Script. Bible
classes 'are held out of school
:hours and are on the _whole _well
ettended_...On Monday viorng
the acti.V.Onenibers of the Christ-
ian 'Endeavour hold an
prayer meeting.. ,
In • September, the school' put
on a concert 'mot* of play
Mandarin: and iriyiited the sold-
iers in thisdistrict. was,: so
mich appreciated that they were
a,*Ye4, ;0i:ire :it 'a second , trine
in'a: the soldiers did
everything possible to facilitate
the ,xnechanics of pitting on, such
Perfofiriance. Afterwards We
received many letters Of thanks,
one from a porton !who styled,
himself as an ordinarY soldier,
arid sad' he had, never ,Seen •any-•
thing.like it before. What a com-
mentary on their ,empty livest.,
At Christmas time we did not
have a concert this :Year. Iiss
Taylor Went hone On furlough in
THWISPAY, APRIto.: 17th, .11)52
MALES LEAD VEMA1.0Es IsX CANADIAN CENSUS
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Ontario,
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; 98,429
, • :642,584
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CANADA
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• 831,728
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' :1;155,210
• 16,004
.9,096
14,009,429
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' '185,143 . 176,273
50,218' 18,211
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• 259,211 - 258,486
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'May leaving a gap which no one
can fill in putting on a. musical
performance. We had a worship
service on the day ,before .Christ -
Mat' at which Dr. Hudson. preach-
ed. Afterwards, the kindergarten
children 'fav,ored us with several
numbers which ekheryone enjoy -
d. Then, •the pupils' gave a .short
'concert and there was an ex-.
change of gifts."The teacheis and ••
pupils held their Christmas :din- .
her that evening.. All the pupils
thought they had h.acl, a very •
.happy
tthiernen, another year 'began,
with all its joys and sorroWs. and,
°a rPeP °hr to -upni niktig!s
tolanmad k•ase 1:ilestutearl
of, us
the latter next year. • •
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