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on
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at 2:00 P.M.
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the campaign over the top.
UNIVERSITY TRAINING
TO BE REQUIRED FOR
ELEMENTARY TEACHERS
Higher qualifications for elem-
entary school teachers wwere an ,
nounced last week by 'Minister of
14:ducation Davis,
As of September 1, 1971, those
entering elementary teaching will
require one year of mil -versify in
addition to the existing require.
• mews. The decision, based on the
recommendation of the Minister's
committee on the training of elem-
entary teachers, is a major step
toward the planned. goal of a uni-
versity degree as a requirement
for elementary teaching-.
Air. Davis said the new qUall-
fications represent the highest
academic requirement that has
ever }wen established for elemen
•
tory teaching in Ontario. Further
ors Inward. the university degree
requirement will be taken,' when.
circumstances permit, he said.
Mr. 'Davis said the new regu-
lation is not; retroactive and that
teachers already certified will not
have to meet the new require-
ment. Tbey will be able to corn
plot a the requirements for a per-
manent hasic certificate under the
regulations that were in effect
when they began their teacher
training. Trowever he expressed
the hope that any teacher able to
do so would continue, to improve
his academie and professional
quail fications.
The move to a year of univer-
sity training is how possible he-
cause of the greatly increased
numbers of students moving
throUgh the seccondary school
providing a i. erger pool from
whinh to giber eandidateP. pity iv'
"I'fiNtilAd,, PifOriP
f1 t.14 t110
inrease in elemetary school enrol-
ment is easing off, and will soon
hit a makirrunn and then decrease.
This means • .the.• number of ap-
plicants for teaching positions :g
increasing while the need is de-
creasing.
ONTARIO 'FEDERATION
OF AGRICULTURE NEWS
The Ontario •Commodity Coun-
cil and The Ontario Federathm of
Agriculture will stress producer
representation on national market-
ing agencies in their joint brief to
the AgTic.ulture Committee of the
Trudeati (.overnment..
This was annOltiiced following
a meeting Monday in: Toronto be-
tween the council and. Esmond
Jarvis, Assistant Deputy Minister
of Agriculture _for Canada.
Topics discussed included the
position of Ontario Producers in
the national marketing picture,
rePreseniation 101 national agenc-
ies, and control on imported pro-
ducts.
The brief' " wit t he presen te ll
through tbe Canadian Federation
of Agriculture before the legi-
slation receives third and final
reading, •
The .council, which is a depart-
ment of the OFA, in.C.Ittdes 13 com-
modity Marketing hoards,
membership across the province.
More than 60 board. members at-
tended the Toronto meeting.
Customer: What's the difference
hetweeti the lilac plate special and
the whitc, plate special?"
\Vaitress ; "The White plate
special is five ('(vita •.xl,rtt,"
ClUitOmor food hmtrott,
yol.1
t'lkh P1ritt10,11
FRIDAY- APRIL 24th
East Wawanosh
Public School
Admission: Adults SLOG
Public School 50c
ADVANCE TICKETS ONLY
Phone 887-6190
A PLEA
1. ant a little child. : two
years Old. So far my life has not .
been much fun. My parents are
having a hard time right now. .1,1y
Daddy does not have a job :and
there isn't enough money to go
around. 'Aly Mummy's nerves are
bad. ;.incl she sometimes hits ine•
hard, I have bruises on my body
where slip hit me yesterday. This
hurts me and I cry very hard,
Sometimes I get hit for crying. 1
love her and I cannot 'understand .
why she hits me. I really think she .
loves me. Several people know
what's going on. Some of my •
"friends - know. Some of my rel-
atives know.
Tho other day my neighbour
saw her hit me. Oh how I wish he.
would have helped me! Instead .
he jto41 went in the. house. If he
would only ,011 someone who
won Id help my lo mni y • to he
more 17 Mr"! n wa nt . my.
Mummy to love in,P,
\VIi y didn't lie help? 1 guess he-
doesn't understand, .T.Te wants 'to
mind his own business and not be-
come involved. He doesn't know
that if he reports. on Mommy that
it will he kept confidential. Be
doesn't know that it be reports it
thai someone \vitt come and try,
to help Mon-tiny 011(1 work with her
ti that I can keep on living here
without being beaten and abits-
d. doesn't know the guilt.
he will feel if something very
,serions happens to Me, It Will be
partly his fault.
can't tell, 14:ven if f coald talk
I couldn't tell. Surely my sad
ayes, crying. and my bruises say
enongh!
\Vhy do 1 have to live or die:
like this?
\\Thy wont. someone help? -
Sniall boy to parents bringing
Ilottn•, triplets: We'd butter :`last
Thi!:Y'N
har(liti‘ i t of rid or 11411t.
It
GOLDEN WORDS
THE LEGEND OF
T H E RAINDROP
The, legend of the raindrop has a
lesson fOr all of tis
As it trembled in the heavens
(mestioning whether It. should
• •
'or the glistening raindrop argued
to the Ohio of the sky.
am beautiful and lovely as I
sparkle here on high . .
And hanging here i will become
part of the rainbow's hue --
And PR shimmer like a diamond
for all the world to view „ .
nut the genie told the raindrop.
'Do not 'hesitate to go
For you will be more beautiful if
you fall to earth beloW • . .
For you will sink into the soil and
be 'lost a while from sight.
But when you reappear on earth,
you'll he looked on with de-
light ,
For you will be the raindrop that
quenched the thirsty ground.
And helped the lovely flowers to
blossom all around
And in your resurrection you'll
appear in queenly clothes .
'With the beauty of the lily and
the fragrance of the rose .
Then, when you wilt and wither.
You'll become part of the ear-tb
And make the soil more fertile
end give new flowers birth . .
For there is nothing ever lost or
Eternally neglected
For EVerything clbd ever Made is
Arways Resurrected , „
So trust God's all-wise Wisdom
and doubt the Father never,
FM* in His Heavenly Kingdom
There is Nothing. Lost Forever.
RED SHIELD.
APPEAL 1970
The taIvation Army's Annual
'Red Shield Appeal will be held
during- the month, of May in the
town of Brussels. Commencing on.
Friday, May 1st. there is every
evidence of success again,. Record-
ing to the (Vet/oral daiiripaign Chair-
man, Mr, Cecil 1), McFadden,
The objective, $5,923. fOr Wing
hamand surrounding area will
make possible the continuance of
Salvation Army set-vices for the
next year. The National Objective
is $3.685,-127 this year. fit is ab-
solutely essential that this amount
be realized to meet operating
deficit. on The Army's social ser-
vice. institutions caring for ail
kinds of human need, and shelter-
ing- thousands of less fortunate
canadians.
captain J. Fear/mil expressed
confidence in the local citizens,
feeling certain they will stand 'by
The Salvation Army in a praticar
way again this year and help put
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