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EDUCATIONAL HORIZONS

Dr. Lloyd Shaw Opens : Another Series Of Articles

xgain I must express my np-vmate purpose of this coiumn_ Element 10 thou‘ who may ht pic;-iation to the Prince Edwai-dilwhich gppegrg in th. Gum‘. inclined to feel that after au the workers of a ne-M‘ dawn. l\l'*lIKl Teachers‘ Federation for‘ from um‘ me under u“ N”, work of teaching is rather “huin- «and women) ill? opportunity afforded me oflpicea of your own organization. ~l“"“" ind 00‘ 0' mud! Silnlfi and not b ck addressing the teachers of tbeils to help to provide wider and NM?» ; May Your year be I Outfits!- province through this brief foreibetter opportunities for the pup- WITHOUT SCHOOLS ful and satisfying one. and may via to Educational H0l‘ll0l|l.lllI in our schools. For after all Try to imagine just what this your amblllon '\€ 8 Fell ' As I understand it, iibe old-iii is for them the school and its country of ours would be like if part in Widening Educational H0- _ facilities exist. tomorrow evgry school were to I‘ll.0l’l§ in this province d ‘d l sumoae, however. thgt it 1; close and remain closed for a. ll delilrllllelll ll 00'' ll!‘

upon the teachers a gregt uni generation. What a catastrophe! by "If Prlncf Edfllrd Ml“ T00- of the hum,“ of pmvidmx me” 1 thing we 9“ u gntgnd the ebera Federation. Conlrtbntiona better opportunities must lie, if statement that we are witnesaingmre welcomed. and should be their pupils are to speak correct a race between catastrophe and sent to the (.eneriiI secretary. English. If the pupilg are to “,4, education Teachers must always Estelle Bownesa. I8 Prince 8t.. initiative, the teacher. must ,1. be able to claim “We are the Ofiarlottetowa.

so possess it. If the children are: to be indivld-uals and not Just {units in a crowd then individ‘ ualitv must mark the iea(‘hel'.} lf courage in the face of the :(‘lli1IlXlllE world around us is es‘ ;sential, then teachers must be courageous. : ‘ Each teacher must ask him-, self. or herself. the questions.‘ Do I speak and write correct I-Inalisli? Have I initiati\'e'.’

nriwns. , I think that he who ..—. .... Drawing Plan

gaged in education must recog-

inize our task as a mighty CAIRO. lReutersv—President -This brief introductory statemeiul Nasser so" ‘ii rvlew is intended to gmphggin t]n‘g_lpubllsl‘Ied in the Egyptian news and to offer a word of encoubl POD" Al Mlsn Tllfsdfly

who look forward

College Football By THE CANADIAN PRESS

El:I liartmouth 14 Yale 14 Harvard 13 Peni I (‘ornell 8 Columbia 0 Army 53 Colgate 7 Penn State ‘27 West Virginia 6 Princeton 7 Brown 0 West Virginia State 20 West Liv- erty 14

Mldwelt Michigan 21 Iowa 11 Ohio State 47 Northwestern 0 \iicliigan State 21 Wisconsin 7 Am p”m"° 2‘ mmmso I an individual" Am I courag-' 8§L:“‘;'.?i.i%.i‘“3::i.S‘.““° ;~u«.w was we «- Minnesota 34 Indiana 0 '_.,‘$“,,'g" “N55” l t‘_ollege of Pacific 21 Marquette 7 same”, bu “id --In ,w_.,.y! Mn”! 1‘ N°b"“kl 12 ‘school at least one spirit walks Oklahoma State 13 Texas Tech II ahmad," The spirit may well

Swlllwesl that of some to her whose ideals turned dry bones of the building into the living school. if am sure you will agree that a great opportunity awaits the tea- chers of today. That opportunity 'may lie within the school itself, for it may be fulfilled in pariet- Georgia reel: is Duke it lpauon in community North Carolina State 19 Wake;‘l"‘0Ur8h

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l-‘.a.st Texas 42 Texas A-E 11

Texas A-M 7 Arkansas 6

Texas Chritslan 19 Baylor 0

Southern Methodist 19 Texas 12 South

Northwestern (La) 26 Northeast II.ai m

as “rest 9 School and Home Association. William and Mary 14 Citadel 12 ‘°5°l‘9"" ‘”°"k ‘MP3-~ "‘d l'‘‘ Mississippi State 27 Tulane 6 ______._.___:.

Vanderbilt 7 Louisiana State 0 l Auburn 13 Florida 0 ‘‘°“ ‘’°‘"' “'“"‘ .

ORFU Intermediate A I Alabama 14 Georgia 18 1 Tennesa“ 35 North cuonm 0 Brantford 27 East York 6 (Brant-I

mm 20 Virginia 7 ford wins total points final 296) Maryland to South Carolina s W" l‘ i K(nn‘ucky 53 Memphis state 1 Edmonton 23 Saskatchewaneo ‘ ciemson 20 Rice 7 Winnipeg 42 British Columbia 19 Houston 7 Mississippi 1 T “El” i

yr‘. we“ Winnipeg 40 Saskatoon 34 ‘ Ln..oufl , C010,-,d0 5 iF‘irst game of two-game, total- idmo 31 Mnntu, 13 points Western Canada semi- Oregon State 39 W8Sh'tOn State 25 final’ Oregon 27 Stanford 26 UCLA l6 Caiifomia 14 Utah 56 Colorado State Univ 0 South California 12 Waahto'n 12 Idaho State 34 Colorado Mines 7 Montana State 18 North Dakota 7

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Montreal 27 Toronto 40 Hamilton 4 OIIAWB 9

or Western 21 Queen's 8 Toronto 11 McGill ll Junior ORI-‘U Windsor AKO 38 Sarnia l8 (aud-

Hockey Scores

By THE CANADIAN PRESS Saturday National League Chicago 3 Toronto 3 Detroit I Montreal I Boston 0 New York 8 American beaglo Providence 2 Hershey 5 Cleveland 5 Springfield 0 International League Lou.lav‘ll.lo I Cincinnati 9 Indianapolis I Pt. WIYM 3 ‘may 1 Toledo 4 Vancouver 7 Victoria it New Westminster 2 Calgary 4 Winnipeg 0 Saskatoon-St. Paul 4 SJH1.

Kitchener-Waterloo I Sault Ste. arie 5 Eastern ORA senior A

Ottawa-Hull I Pofnbroko I Cornwall I Whitby to Bellovillo I Kingston .1

eiitern International Trail 3 Nelson 4 Spokane 4 Rossland I

Okanagan Senior vat-non I Kamloops I Pendoton 4 Kolowna I

OIA Junior A Tm-onto St. Mike's 5 Peterbor' 2 I St. Catharines 4

Porcupine Mines Senior

Tlinuilna 4 Kapuskaalng Y

Y Winnipeg 4 Saskatoon-St. Paul l Quebec League Quebec 0 Montreal 3 (‘hlcoutlmi 6 Trois-Rivieres I -N HA

ludbury I Windsor I

0llA Junior A . . . Hamilton I Toronto Marlboros I Guelph 1 Toronto St. Mike‘: I

hasten 0|!“ Senior A Kingston 5 Cornwall 3

Troy I Indianapolis 2 Peron Mince Abitibi 4 South Porcupine 4 M1“!

WM. Monarchs fl Wpg. Braves I

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Monday. Nov, 4. 1957 The Guardian“

suspected the United States of I He said the

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United States in

drawing up a plan with Turkey trying by any means to over-

to attack Syria. Nasser said his had arisen out of his experience ditions for the formation Iagainst Egypt-»—last year's An-loperale l glo-l-‘reach-Israeli attack. I u

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