Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - April 4, 1929, Winnipeg, Manitoba Malf Toba free press Winnipeg thursday april 4, 1929 too get Sims and q. A. Reeve contributed to a discussion on the larger responsibility of the the elementary Section and the Manitoba music teachers1 association held a joint meeting w. J. Elsler ._., it Jill Wilc Cullig Vav j. J presiding the programme being tirely musical in character. The ont ration of Folk dancing done in teachers More in the dem Day school under miss Jean Carey was outstanding Merit in or a feature of programme which As a whole was exceptionally pleasing. A demonstration of Public atmosphere existed years ago than now of up Otic school class work Given by the a cells i of the Mulvey and Sparling schools 1 s Woodsworth m.p., says i v As directed by miss Louise my i Dowell a. Vocal group was led by Winona Lightcap and violin More definite life training ought to develop there n too miss compositions Given by David Martin. Incan makes suggestions the suggestions made by major Duncan regarding possibilities for great an atmosphere j greater diversification of courses were ing and he thought the Money voted for schools might Well be tired on a farm Camp outside the City where boys had to tax their ingenuity to contrive their own comforts. There ought to develop in the schools a More definite life training or. Woodsworth continued arid there ought to be development of training for Community living. J says teachers highest paid class professor Kerr began by telling Thyl teachers they were the most hide bound people in the world and the highest paid class and Askild them if they were certain that they were giving value for All they a received. When that Sally failed of any response except Eder Sivc snickers he charged that they could to Back i years and find More of a Cre i Active atmosphere than existed in the schools of today. The whole Chestra piano. Bach accompaniment at pieces by Purcell Mendelssohn second i presented by Haydn. I shears Owen Frances and Olive and Lorna o Reilly Maurice Mcluhan and Margaret dal Greig Brahms Loretta Moyse Euin e Johnson Helen composers were 1 Billings phyllo Dafoe Evelyn Rollins Man. Mae Lawn s Rich Rympa then contralto voice was greatly enjoyed in group of Lovely Well contrasted hebridean songs arranged by Marjorie Kennedy Praser and in three songs of present Day composers. There s an eur cession in the schools with no under three Heads. First Extension of the present commercial course second a practical Home economics course for girls and third a prac tical Industrial training course for boys. Or provision for experimentation in the Ooin Lon of prof. P. W. Kerr speak iss before the secondary Section of the Manitoba educational association la the Royal Alexandra hotel yesterday afternoon. Major d. M. Dun can addressed the same session on the possibilities in a City like Winnipeg for greater diversification of no courses and j. S. Woodsworth. M.p., Moshere of the schools today one of acquiescence submission this what you want 1st fort Tib Orange i cold Picl Melros Orange Pekoe it is delicious ivj.1. Woodsworth sketched the rapidity with which times were changing and suggested that the school would have to travel fast to keep its pres ent foothold in the Community. Home had been the apprentice shop where the your a were trained in their life work he their parents and Given n View for life itself. Both these forms of teaching had become impossible for the Home to discharge and he knew of no other Agency than the school to take this Over. As it was sit present thousands of boys and girls were going out of the schools year in this City into Blind Alley of occupations for Lack of train ing. There ought to be greater train ing in initiative than at present to said. Books were Given too much learning came by do i i would si00 put you on your feet sickness in your family some mis Fortune May have forced on you debts for which you were not prepared. These overdue debts worry you. For the time being you have not the Money to pay them. Borrowed Money is Power perhaps As Little As fifty or a Hundred dollars would pay your pressing obligations and relieve you of much worry. You can obtain this Money under the Public finance plan of banking at reasonable rates and on terms easy for you to meet the inherent honesty of the average Man or woman makes the Public finance plan of banking practicable. Ask for particulars. Niblic finance corporation. Limited 211 Curry building 233 Portage ave. Mothers now learn value of magnesia at was. And repression he said. The time was coming when teachers would qualify not by academic achievement but by leadership stand Ards. If a child in a Winnipeg schoo today was found with a foot out in the aisle he would be told1 to stay in after four and write so Many lines so Barren was the system based on academic qualifications alone. Visited wrong schools g. J. Beeve who followed thought prof. Kerr muss have visited the wrong schools in the City to find so much repression and guaranteed that if he would come to St. John s technical he could show him five or six rooms where the students were anything but cowed or repressed. He then went on to read a report on a vocational guidance Bureau set up on a modest scale by his staff to Aid graduates of the school in secur ing employment. This Bureau provided books on vocational subjects and opportunities and furnished material to students regarding employ ment opportunities. Cordon Churchill. Dauphin was elected chairman of this Section with miss i. Mclntyre Dauphin m Secre tary. J. S. Little presided. Discuss curricula adaptation of school curricula generally to shape in with modern trends and economic needs without sacrifices in educational value or undue Bur Dening of the child pretty Well sums up subject matter and discussion in the seven sectional meetings in the mom i he introduction of a simple latin text Book in Grade seven was a suggestion made by the classics Section. The science Section strongly debated the items of the proposed new science course for Grade nine which emphasizes Magu Elsm and applied electricity and the intermediate Section grades 4, 5 and 6 listened to an argument for geography As a medium for teaching Universal brotherhood of Man and promoting peace. The following nominations of officers for the coming year to be Bai Lor Ted on this morning was posted by the Secretary honorary president Hon. B. A. Hoey president. Inspector a. A. Herriot vice president q h Buttan Hamiota second vice president sister Luke St. Joseph s Academy Secretary. H. J. Russell treasurer. E. J. Motley auditor. P. A. Allden committee j. B. Walls h. N. Macnelly Dauphin Robert love Melita w. A. Anderson Virden e. K. Marshall inspector e. D. Parker Stur Geon Creek professor c. W. Lowe professor Clark Hopper Manitoba College principal b. M. Stevenson Dauphin miss Thorpe Fox want a j. B. Bid. Bran Don Mien Agnes Weir. Portage la Prairie g g. Neufeld miss e m. Rollins Killarney a. L. Mills the Pas Ewart Morgan miss m. E. Lament j. H. Mold East Kildonan g. T. H. Garrett Melita and j. S. Duncan Swan River. Rural teachers the sensation of the morning As far As Rural teachers were concerned was a children s orchestra playing with horns made toy instruments a the Rural conference Section under the leadership of mrs. C. A. Dempsey. It was done to the accompaniment of a phone and so full of lilting Harmony As to be a Delight from Start to finish., i James Todd and f. B. Cox were the officers elected for this Section g l. Stewart Carman and c. A Cook were elected to head the eng Lish Section which discussed the elimination of from the text Book in View of the general inclination toward world peace but. De c ded against As the literary value of some of the Selc Cloas named was too High. Home economics the Home economics Section was Given a delightful talk on the application of modern Art to the Home by miss Hamilton who illustrated her re Marks with Linen and Siu fabrics hangings Wall papers and examples of modern smaller Home ornaments. Reviews of new literature on Home i economics subjects were giver by is. C. Irwin miss Mrefrigerator that is so absolutely automatic that it never even needs oiling to Wash your rubber aprons i rubber aprons Are the stove enamelled stoves Are a Joy to housewives. The White or coloured porcelain surface can be washed with soap and water As easily Ai China plate. But food dropped on a hot stove is cooked there and cleaning a stained Burner on the stove is not always m easy As washing a dish. 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