Saskatchewan teachers press for national certificate and education funding
The Saskatchewan Teachers Federation annual meeting in Saskatoon calls for a national teaching certificate and federal aid for education. Delegates urge revisions to school grant structures to credit teacher experience and training and support larger school units with fiscal independence. The convention backs salary negotiations and highlights progress toward professional maturity, including university courses and increased professional activities. Minister Lloyd outlines expansion plans such as a full time curricula assistant, broader administration, provincial testing, and an adult education survey.
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Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation
Saskatoon
Iso
Saskatchewan
Ottawa
John Egnatoff
Melfort
Egnatoff
Gilbert Eamer
T.T F
S.T.F
Eamer
Department of Education
Woodrow S. Lloyd
Saskatche
Wan
Janzen
Lloyd
Education conference charts Saskatchewan future progress
Saskatchewan teachers at a four day conference reviewed STF policy and details of teacher recruitment training salaries and living conditions. Workshops discussed curriculum administration financing and standards while awards honored Roy Knight and Cr Fyfe for long service. Closing sessions set a forward course for education across the province.
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Lloyd
Gerald Nason
Ottawa
Canadian Conference On Education
W. Hunt
Regina
Caroline Robins
Saskatoon
Canadian Teachers’ Federation
Saskatchewan
S.T.F
Department of Education
J. F. Leddy
College of Arts and Sciences
University of Saskatchewan
Canada Council
Roy Knight
Cr. Fyfe
Knight
John Egnatoff
Gilbert Eamer
Frye
Fyfe
S.T.F. Credit Union
Phil Halter
T. MacDonald
M. McGowan
I. Campbell
M. Robertson
G. Lee
M. Mathews
F. Dixon
N McMath
E. Hutchison
N. McPherson
W. A. Cripps
C. Jones
G MacDonald
G. L. Langley
College of Education
College of Education, and Messrs. T. Macfarlane and W. N Prafrie
North Battleford
Wray Wylie
Canora
Council
George Trapp
Punnichy
Mildred Baldwin
Yorkton
G. Wright
Moosomin
R. Homer
Prince Albert
A. McBeath
Quill Lake
W. Herb
Abbey
Capital newspaper chosen for Municipal District of Kneehi
The Municipal District of Kneehi adopts Three Hills Capital as its official paper starting April. Capital Printers will publish council minutes Revee reports and notices, with subscriptions paid by the M D and annual renewal. Postal rules add 1 cent per copy unless requested, expanding the mailing list to about 2300 names.
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Three Hills
Kneehi
M.D
Starland
Wheatland
Revee
Alta
Subscribing 63 Years Mr Harry Colbert Honored
The Huron Expositor notes that Harry Colbert renewed his subscription for the 63rd time while having joined before age twenty. His father was among the earliest readers, receiving a first copy shortly after the newspaper began nearly a century ago in Seaforth Ontario.
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The
Huron Expositor
Harry Colbert
Expositor
Pattern 386 Fence Styles for Home Harmony
The Gnishing touch for many homes is a fence that harmonizes with the house. Pattern 386 suggests the right fence type and shows how to build 18 varieties. It is part of Homestead Improvement Packet No. 30, five patterns for $1.75. Send orders to Home Workshop Patterns in Vancouver, British Columbia.
Apron Pattern 7011 with Embroidery and Applique Pockets
Pattern 7011 offers two aprons with applique pockets and embroidery roses. Includes transfer of embroidery cutting chart and directions. Send thirty-five cents to Household Arts Department 6 Front Street W Toronto for purchase.
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Household Arts Department Department
P.P.L
Front Street W
Toronto
Week's sew thrifty printed pattern for a summer dress
Pattern 4609 Misses' sizes 10 to 18 features two main parts plus facings. Instructions printed on each part. Size 16 requires 3 1 2 yards of 35 inch fabric. Send 50 cents in coins to Anne Adams Pattern Dept. in Toronto with name address and style number.
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Anne Adams
Department P.P.L
Front Street
Toronto
Opposition to Melfort town planning bylaw faced
Four councillors oppose a bylaw to form a Town Planning Commission, arguing it centralizes authority under the provincial act and removes powers from the elected council. They warn centralization could erode local representation, while Mayor Caskey opposes larger municipal unit plans.
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Melfort
Caskey
Urkar
Moose Jaw
Parking meters tested in town for a year
A town council proposes a one year test of parking meters to allocate scarce Main Street spaces more fairly. Proponents argue meters curb hogging while skeptics fear change, urging resident patience until local experience confirms benefits or prompts reversal.
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Clarion
Main Street
Slick salesman returns to Rocky View district
In recent weeks two cases show high pressure salesmen targeting farmers with new products. Ramsay durum wheat seed is sold door to door at a price above local outlets. Fertilizer spreaders for anhydrous ammonia promise benefits but lack proof of superiority over orthodox fertilizers. Farmers should not abandon common sense despite advertising claims. Consult district agriculturist or field supervisor for guidance.
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Rocky View
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