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Marion Reid.

presided over the workshop. The recording secretary was. Mrs.

School, Hope River. Mrs. Yvon- Hunter River Local: Teachers

school teachers was held last ~ | Might at St. Ann’s Elementary

Elementary Teachers |. A workshop for elementary ne Gallant, vice-president of the

rived from these social contacts, | tinent’s industry.

with other teachers.

many activities that could be

workshops which serve as an ex- | Mrs. Frank Ross spoke on the

change of teaching ideas, as|. White-ruled well as the benefits that are de-| 40 per cent of

| Workshop Is Held For