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ORONO WEEKLY TIME S, TIJURSDAY, 1MARCH lth, 1966 REPORT FOM OTTAW A Russell C. Honey, M.P. - Durham One of my recent Ottawa vis- itors was A. B. (Birnie) llodgetts, who is Head of the History De- partment of Trinity College U1nit 1 School in Port Hlope. Mr. Hodg- ýMar7chI etts is presently on leave from W. B.E T.CS. to direct the National His- sided ai tory Project which is .a centennial wîth a1 programme initiated by the Govm Thed -erning Body of Trinity College Mrs. Ad Sehool. study by There Recently we have heard a -ant whe great deal 'about various centen- ýtaken > niai projects being undertaken i Gse Durham County ad1togtserveda you might like me to tell you aj joyed. oit about this very important National History Project which is being developed at T.C.S. in Port Hope and which could wvell be the most significant and atn Centennial programme undertak-; en anywhere in Canada. The T.C.S. undertakine differs fom the usual centennial project ïn that it is enfirely financially independent. The usual centen- niai pr.oject is ore undertaken by a municipality with the financial assistance. of the Provincial and Federal Governm"ntqs The T.C.S. project, is being finaiced entireiY by that school and no goverumnent grants are being made. The National History Project is a two year study designed to make a fact finding survey of al aspects of the teaching of1 Can- adian history as it is now' taught, In our schools. Mr. Hjodgetts points out that the way lu wýhich a ýnation interprets, write and~ teaches its history is an important factor in mnoulding the dcstiny of the nation. T.C.S. hopes that a study of this kind undertaken on the lOth anniversary of the founding of that school will make a valuable contribution to the educational hf e of Canada in 1967. Mr. flodgetts has a team of jassociates -helping hlm b vîsit each province. Research work is now in process and there has been gathered togethier ali lite provincial courses of stud(y,, lists j e of text books apprve bineachl province, teacbers anulsan 2il other officiai pulications relative to Canadian hlistory in the schools across Cana1ýda. An!aIy- sis of.this tremnendous 1ývolume ofý inateriai is now ndfer way. The most fruitf ni of ail sources ,of information is direct observa- lion of Canadian history casses in schools in each of thbe ten, -ProvinceA. This is bcing carried> ont by the young research assis- tants, ail of whomn arebinua honour graduates in history. Thie reports from these assistants will indicate any variations appearingI in the manlier in which Canadiali listory is interpreted and taught in each province. Mr. Hodgetts is fuhI of -enthlus- iasmn for this jbig uidertaking. He secs the po(ssibility . of the beginning of a more dynamie Canadian history A Canadian his- tory which miglit, in some cases, be re-interpreted in its teaching. He wants to sec the history of our nation rcscnýeted in a vital and exciting way . . . in a way which could make such teaching an effective instrument to foster greater understanding bctween the people of Canada's ten prov- inces. HOME-IEAT ~ERVICE - Free Estimates- Pne1395 Oronoo IH. J» MUMBY APPOINTED [Carter schllolarship for Hastings HIGH ýSCHOOL PRINCIPAL CounyadteW ,Mri FOR PORT HOPE, shlh h e . .Ma. Card party in Oron. Durhm dstrct igh sehol,1 He graduated from Trinity Col- Duramdisrit hgh schollege, University of Toronto in The Newcastle Lionettes board last Wednesday appointedi 1933, at the age of 21. In 1933 are, sponsorig a card party, l e 7 H. J. Mumby princlipal of the and 1934 he attended the Ontario cake auction and draw in aid unitNo 7 Port Hope Hligh School. College of Education where lie of the Orono Artificial'Ice 7 met Tuesday afternoon He succee:ds: P. J. Bigelow who took the publie sýchool option Fund. Ist at the home of Mrs. resigned in December. whichi qualificd him to teach eith- The event will be held in Eloar. Eileen Billings pre- Mr. Mumby, 53, came to the er public or secondarsho. the Orono Oddfellow's Hall, and opened the meeting high sehool in 1944 to teach on Thursday, March l7th at Lenten reading. mathemnaties and physical educa- He began his teaching career 8:00 p.m. Admission to this devotional was given by tion. He became head of 'the in a public schooi at Marmora. gl ih,7c Ldamson and the Mission mathematics departmnent about 10) He moved to the secondary school gl ih,7c )y Mrs. Hamm. years ago and remained in that level and taught science in Wel- 3were 15 members pres- iposition until September 1965. lington. H1e remained at this mtan, congratulated, Mr. Mýumby e th std bok as 1e hs be viepicplsehool for six years. For the lat- Ion his appointment. 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