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it Centerirfidl Medal To School TeQCher At Ivy harm we hawtth pwqmmfwu wr¢grrrs IVY PUBLIC SCHOOL tea cher Miss Grace Dunniii is shown above with some of her pupils FROM LEFT TO By BRIAN BAKER lillss Dunnlll lvy Pub lic School teacher for grades our to seven was recently awarded intennial Certificate and Sil ver Medal by the Centennial Commission of the Federal Gov ernment it was complete surprise to me when receivedthis ward by registered mail re marked Miss Dunnill who has Ataught at Ivy for the lastla years This never expected have always enjoyed teach ing at this school and my stay here has hcen pleasantone ivy is good neighhobhuod and have always had good coop oration on the part of hothtbe children and the parents The certificate presented to Miss Dunniil whose home is in Meaiord States On the occas ion of the One Hundredth Anni varsary of the Confederation of Canada the Centennial Medal is conferred on Miss Grace L4 Dun nil in recognition oi valuable service to the Natio htiss Dunnill has always ens couraged the children to partie lpate in school contests During the 196168 school year the chil dren have won an alltime high RIGHT GaiiBairer president of the schools lied Cross Club holds the Club Book John hlurshali who assists Misa of $27920 in contest prize mo won at local fairs essays con tests and competitions Sanda Kursts won the Ethel Brant Monture Essay contest tor the Cookstown Areal John Wai ion took first in Public Spear ing Allan Speers was fourth in County Weed so Helen Smith won lat prize plaque for tire prevention poster to Ease and for Simeoe County and ban orabie mention certificate on the provincial Tom Clarkson in the same competition but in the boys class won identical awards And in the Traffic Safety Contest Eskimos Want To Learn AVariety OiVSkills ESKIMO POINT NWT CF Women with babies on their back told the royal com mission on the status of women that Eskimos could make suc cess of cooperative store it they were given the chance Chairman Mrs John Eird oi Ottawa and Lola Lange oi Cia rcshoim Alta sat in clrdefit 15 women and as many children Eskimo taught in school who most oftenspoke for the remain LookLaniiT strainer MW at tern A511 by lice Schweitzer wins the dress most iikelyto tandout in any crowd this all it pitrely piainl states th eaiity of line in iront pV tching zooms down to little tabs thatsuggest alow waisted effect Note the doc itive useoi the zipper in back thaktrovelsnp the side seam Saw it in pretty pole or eep color knitwlth the same color or contrast stitching Printed Pattern A571 is avail Department to King Stre TorontoPiease print tplalniy your name and address with style number and sizes TEETHING Pam maids oi moth DI DNAIE liqut Piit onpaina gone tom Bdnapm long1 roliat 0a able in Misses Sizes 10 12 Augie Size 12 thirst 34 re quires two and onehalt yards 45inchfahrfc Send one dollar Then Children Dunniil in displaying the Cons tennial Certificate and Silver Medal nwarded to her or out standtrsservtca as aieacherz arranged by Constable John Boi ton ot Barrie for area schools Grades one to two winners were via Cochrone First and Vir second in grades live and six Jim Peacock first Debbie McLean second and grades seven to eight Kevin Hughes thirdaod John Walton second The students of bliss Dunnlils classes are acthe in the Red Cross raising $30 or that organ ization at their annual Valentine Box Social each year for the last 15 years besides other conr tributions in schoolraom smelling faintly of seal Word of the impromptu meet ing Wednesday spread rapidly in thisjslslmo Lcommunity of 509 about 77 miles northeast of Winnipeg Speaking through an inter preter the women said yard goods are expensive and such things as milk apples and ange juiceare scatce at the HudsonsJiay Co trading post and store woman wearing plaid shirt under the traditional amaut white parka with deep hood for carrying baby said the store prefers to sell readyvmade clothes and stocks little material for home sewing Asked whether the women had told the store manager their complaints she repii we do not ask We dont talk We listen CAPABLE OF TEACHING The women also said Eskimos are capable at being teachers and need more teachers to speak their language They said culture as well as uth eon culture should be An old woman one or two group said children have dou hle advantage if they learn both from their elders and from white peop Girls stould still learn skills such as sewing because when the man went out to hunt it was impaF tant for themtohave wailmade clothing Another said it is useful for children to goaway to school at Churchill Mam 250miles south because we had no one to speak or us beior Now they come back and are would be betteriofi irwiiiie they learned English they we kept from forgettin as anoian nanoroo major avenue in Bangui capital or thaCeutral tMncan 71 man wwywwnmms WmeuwWDfinflm months Under than womanwith an newbie ao The on rata in Britain has in cmsod fourfold slabs new lit find inflation went into suu intuit comm wlilch as been inetfact our eislrroasonksucb uneconomic geptlvltlon to glottal chiidrlenn show one or mcan cu fy forgan abortion oosmstn complaintir thou woman who cant afford another Judy Wilson exhibiting the school Centennial Year Book lBakergtPhotutgt iSeeks which Catholic Women ronomo or Roman Catholic teacher and mother of loin Wednesday night he mnnded to know when are the women at Canada going to have something to say about the fiopes encyclicalon contracep ont Laura Sabin asked an audi ence of 1000 attending the golden anniversary diruier ot the Federation of Women Tcaehers Association oft Dn iario Where is that body of Catholic women The men have all had their saysome of it unlikely some of it straight onto theJElh cens tnryhiit theyve all said some Lng said iilrs Sabiap St Catharines alderman and defeat ad Progressive Conservative candidate the Mud deral election You must express an opinion this is the important thing 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