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so fur as‘ public health education l, concerned, 1 am glad that there has been some legislation before this House, which, if carried into effect.- will mean eventually ma; at least. we shall have a Minister of Public Health and Educarion in this Prov- ince. That also i..- a step in the right

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ldirection. and I WZSh to commend llhe Govez-nmcn». 1m‘ taking 11- I1 ! think they a-re doing right; 1 l-lllflli“ lit. is time that we began to realm lthe importance of lhe health and 1 educagign of our people. Let us shove 1 the Minister of Agriculture and thc Minister of Public Works into the background for a while. Let us shove the Attorney General and the W‘ lministration of the Prohibition Act mm the background. and, prepare the stage for Public Health and Ed- ! ucatiori. ‘Ihat is who. we Wam- 11 B, l a remarkable thing that other provf inces and countries mat R10 5-11‘ W“ to: ofl‘ so far as climate is concern- ed arelspending zhousaluls of dollars ‘_ {or publis health. whlle we are just beginning to wake up to this neces- sity. HOWCVCI’. now that We have iawakcncd, let us sec what we can l (l0.

EDUCATION

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Trenchant Review Of Saunders i Governments Mismanagement By Dr. W. J. McMillan InBud-

' present. Minister of Agriculture came ,

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“l Was Skinny and‘ Tired. Now Peppy, Gained 11 Lbs.”

"l-lad tired feeling. no pep. But Ironlzed Yeast gave me pep: lnuch stronger. Gained ll lbs. Boiis and pim- ples disappeared." — Mack Lattoria.

Amazing new Iromzed Yeast, adds 5 to 15 lbs. in 3 weeks. Changes "akinnyﬂ weak body to strong, well- developed form all admire. Blotchy akin gets healthy color like magic. Nervousness, indigestion, constipa- tion disappear overnight. Sound sleep. New pep from very first day. , Two great tonics. in one - special 111V? Pbwer. Whit did they do? I; weight-building Malt: Yeast and suppose the lvlinlstzr’: memory is strengthening YXOll. Pleasant little all-l enough to remember what they‘ lalglgs- i“ 122°11'13" than 11111119111- _,,, __ __ . _l ca e yeas . su is ln 1-’.- tllne. N0 .th-,3ldll\‘g school Inspectors unJ was“, “Sm ‘NO mm

e 39L G°“"nm°“t' Did m" i, Don't be "skinny," weak, unattrac- mzlcase them still further? They‘ mg GQLIfQIﬂZQd Yeas; from drug- surely never decreased theml , gist today. Fccl great tomorrow. Yes, Mr. Speaker that. is what. they; M°"*Y_l111°l< "m" mﬂnulﬂﬂurer 11 dim Th“ c“ them down "aim so not. delighted with quick results. instead of blaming us for not car- "'_‘“" '''''''' '_‘—'—_“‘ rying out any of the recommenda- lions '0! the Educational Commiss- lon 001908 I wuai. to toll him that we dldpthnt when they had the chlnce they undid the work that we had done in this rolpect, and out. them down again. ..

3011 cud hi8 chief lieutenant. the

but over $3,000,000 in annual subsidy Wcil. the Conservative Government o‘, that time nus not able to get that 11111611; they were only rible to get‘ $100,000 a your on account. Bu‘. their success at that timefopcncd the door which had been closed, ac- cording to the Prime Minister of, Canada. against us forever; and it was not a Conservative Prime Min- ister that uttered those words. $50,- 000 of that increased subsidy lvcllt to the teachers. So th¢re were two recommendations made by that Commission of 1908, vcry vital to education, that were carrird out by a Conservative Government-an i"- crcusc in teachers salaries, and an increase in the number of school in- spectors, and a third ‘.".S encourage- meni to supplements.

Now we come to the wonderful "Iind“ which the loader of this House announced in his Burl-get smcch. I do not knozv how the Prcnllcl‘ cnlnc Lo find il. became llc is a \".~l',v bus}: mun, and hc has so very many dllt- ies that I faiivto so: how he could devote attention to anything else.

SCHOOL CONSOLIDATION

The second part of the report of the Education Commission of 1908 goes into the question of consolida- tion, ard they went to a great. deal of trouble because the intention was to consolidate all the schools in the Province, and pill. them in their proper combination. I'm‘ instance, they were going to consolidate Nine Mile. Creek New Dominion, Fairview and Cumberland. They gave elab- orate figures as to the oust, the vans that were to be used, the distance run by each, etc. The present. Com- mission deals with this question too, though rot in so much detail. I do not know whether this Government has tried consolidation; I know that

' loosed to contain the solution of the ;vcxed qu l1 ion of teachers’ salaries

'and o;l~.er educational difficulties 111‘ adm£|;lg\ya,,;°n_ this Province. Le; us how? it will d0, school districts, ‘the only feasible and

something in this directon, .I have here. Mr. Speaker. a report l’! other Royal Commission on Educa-

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ever done about that. repﬂfl? 1 can‘

not say that there was nothing done.‘

because in 1011. when the Conserva- tives came into power some effort

‘"1" it is difficult to make our peopleaee

tion. a very much more formidable jmpmvenmn,” t looking docunieh». which was -pub- lisl-led in i910. That Commission was‘ Cnmmended in ‘he report o! 1m n“ animated by Order 111-°°11n¢11 ‘We-ratio lalarios. Thu acknowledge 1908, and it. was composed 01 t-hﬁthat tne salaries are too low, They late D- c, Mavlﬂd- e11 able 111\1'1'°1'_iacal also with the matter of text lot this cur. as clwinnml- the lal-cltmks, annuities m teachers 111d with l F. J. Buotte and D11 S- N- Rvberloevemliing that is dealt, with in the 50x1, principal of Prince of Waicslplgsent Edunuoml “ma” M50‘ college, ‘Ii-icy published a. very 1on8 and elaborate report which cost the ‘Province between $4,000 and $5.990- Nqw I would like to know what. was

wt tried it. and it is one of the moat H difficult tasks that. cm confront any In a. great many

Ilowevcr, he has been keeping his eyes on everything. aid he foillld lhc report of the Prince Ekhnrcl Island Development Oomlnissioh, published in 1917. That report was prepared by the following committee: Messrs Frank R. Hem-tz, Prcsit‘ ll: Rrv. Dr‘. Gaulhicr, A. J. NlcFatlycll. H, '1‘. Holman, J. W. Calibeck, Pcrcy Pope, J. O. Hyhdman, Dr, W. J. P. 310M11- lan. P. W. Clarkin, Franklin Bower, Leslie McNutt. J. A. l/lifDflilfilfl. W. I‘. Callaghan, W. L. Pcdc, l". L. Nlcl- lish. J. Aeneas .\-lcDol-..il:l and D. F. McDonald.

logical remedy is consolidation. but

the neouslty and advantace ol’ this

There is another improvement rec-

thoy make the follow-in; rocotnrnond- ution: '

Non-Partisan Commlssbn

'I‘hat is the personnel of that com- mission; 11rd you \v.il recognize S0111’! very good names on 1t. You will rec- ognize 011/; gentlcnzzn who nmde an

"The common. indeed wg might . say the manimoua opirion warex- lvressed that all increase in the amount required for education =1"?! 19 -1-aa by a tax on lllld.

audit. for this Province, Ml‘. W. L._

\'Cl‘y valuable suggestions were made. It. happened that the, committee on Education consisted“ of the Rev. Dr. Gauthier. Dr. W. J. McMillan and Mr. J. D. Stewart. Those were the days when we were "unspolledf" the leader of the Opposition and my- self by the evil influence of political lilo. Now, according to my hon. friends on the oﬁher side. we have become tarnished; we have lost our lustre. How? By the associations formed in this hallowed chamber? Is that the implication? "Spoiled." in trying to do some/thing in the aer- vleo of our Province? If that is the way that we have been spoiled we accept the stigma. and probably we‘ will be able to stand up under it. But. we will take the report of the committee on Education u furnished at that. time. I might read ti, word for "turd and I will leave it. to you. Mr. Speaker, or to the members of this House if the words then written and submitted as a report are not just as true today. So In: as my leader ﬂiid myself are concerned we have’ 501111301‘, llllB SlZO 0 nothing to take buck. We still stand‘

behind those words. "

NORMAL TRAINING

'I‘his report deals with the general standard of education. It deals with uolnlal training. Does that mean nothing to my hon. friends on the other side? When the Government of which I had the honor to be a. mem- ber came into power vie recognred that the normal school training in the Prince of Wales College was nth W118i? it. ought to be, and we endeavored to improve conditions. We succeeded ln this effort, We securil one of the finest school inspectors. ‘Mr. L. W. Shaw, in this Province, and we put him in charge of normal train- ing, Aftrwards it was found that he must have an assistant. which was’ roll-ill ihtehllzlnlat; w” a“ “t u" m” “M f"“"'l“"°“il' oi‘ Agriculture, ‘who no doubt is just of ‘he- educahoml syskm or “"5 h as muueh interested ln educnlion us Home“ we “e M the Prince o‘ he ls in Falconwood Farm, and who

prohamy knows as much “out gm- : to the normal training which is rec- cral (rlul-ation and llormll tralninglnmud as mo" In"; b] "d _ in the Prince of Wales Collage “a e an n“

h . lurcw about. education in the Ztchfi dkpenubl" u W" “Plwlng. l" "'1'" U nical School of the past. l-low about

out teachers at all, how do you 11f“. normal training at the present. lim° ‘lh Pr'l1 fVl’Cll'. ‘ill 2k lem- zfﬂAgllrlclellllllrle I “as m’ B“ C°"“““°‘“ u. mclllbcr of the Board of liducat- ,,__ ion, who is the teacher of normal training at the present time?

CHEWING

r will ask ihsM-‘hlsiai- of Agric- ulture how many lessons in practic- al teaching arc the students of Prince of Wales College receiving [mill i‘

We are not, dealing nth the icch-1 nlcul School now. We are not at any‘ theoretical educational lnsfitutiorr

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The general opinion w“ that’ n‘ Poole, president 0i the Liberal As-

vmuld be inadvisable to make the ' districts raise any part of such in- creascdrooat by local assessment. Indeed, there was very great: dis- satisfaction shown againat. local collection of any school moneys, and many advocated that each year the amount voted by the rate- l

was made along lines reconlmcndcd by that Commission. I donut. know, how many members on the other. side are conversant with that reporiq but we on this side of the House trxlk a lot of trouble to go into this‘ lmattor, and to _finc1, ii ]JO.'>5lblCl l.

_ , . < payers for cu‘ t pensea of th ,5°1““°‘: w m“ “Jucamnrnr dmliulg‘ district at. them ahlrual meals; ‘ties. vie had 11a 11111611 11°"1111=*-° should be reported to the Provin- '21s is contained in the present. re-1 clal Treasurer who should collect trot-t; but, the trouble vras to ﬁnd H‘

the samctogether with the pubic i (W11 0! Work “'05 ‘l1-

suciat-ion for Iiillgr. Coulliy. You will recognize the rnmc oi Nil‘. H. T. Hol- man, Mr. J. W. Cltlbcck, and others

whotn I would not like to say ucrc ' Conservatives,

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taxes. and that/the unouni, of l the local rates s0 collected should be Plidover in the trustees of the school. It was urged that in many dbtriets the collection of school

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That report, as I have already in-i dice/tad, urges than the teachers sol-l arias be increased. Now I would l!!!’ to Mk tho Mhinter of Agriculture n‘ leader of this House in the Prom-i ier’; ‘absence, wen the teachers cal-l aria‘ increased and who lncroaacdl them? All he has l0 do is to look, back over the school mports or the l mimic Accounts for the veal-a 1915,‘ 1914, and 1m and he mull lirla that; a moat generous lncreuc was given to I the school teachers. in all amnust- in; m alwcut. 050000. Ald where ata? lhlt Increase come from? lt earn‘: from the place whore we should get, our nivney-lrom Oltuu. from those! good claims that we have Against‘ the Dominion Government; from‘ those claims that are today no goodl that. even the Mniztcr of Agrlclllt-I ‘lift? now m1: that it is .05 $100.00.’) or__ti0_0_.000 than. n, would nutty!

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