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Senior High School.

Over four hundred teachers

will be registering at 9:30 am.

and will later convene to view
educational displays participate

in panel discussions, and listen
to specialists in many fields.

At other sessions they will
hear BC. Teachers’ Federation
representatives Mr. Kenneth
Aitchison, second vice-president,
and Mr. Charles D. Ovans, Gen-
eral Secretary of the Federa-

tion. Current items of Federa-
tion business will be on the
agenda of this session.

Mr. R. B. Evans and his large
commititee have been burning
the midnight oil preparng the
program and planning each
section, This year, as in the
past, Valley teachers have a
major part in the convention
Mr. R. Kinvig, Music Supervis-
or of Surrey School District and
Mrs. 1 LaBounty will discuss
and demonstrate the sight read
ing of music at the primary
level, with a class of children
playing their instrtuments. Mrs.
LaBounty is noted for her suc
cess in teaching Primary child-
ren to read music by way of
playing flutophones
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Other local educators take a
prominet part. Mr. H, D. Staf
District Superintendent of |
for Langley will dis-
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Langley will be gathering on
Friday and Saturday, October
28 and 24 for their Annual Fall
Convention. Site of this year’s
convention will be Langley

Music Supervisor of Langley

tion of music materials for use
in the Intermediate grades;

al primary teachers.
tion, Mr. A. Maize, Langley
School District Pool Librarian,
is preparing a large display of
books, apparatus, and visual
aids for the information of
teachers.

Guest speakers to the con
vention are numerous and well-
known to all in the field of ed-
ucation. These include Miss
Ruth Kelsey of Western Wash-
ington College of Education in
Bellingham; Miss Sheila O'Con-
nell, College of Education,
UBC; Miss E. Roy, Primary Sup-
ervisor, Vancouver Schools;
Miss U. Jacobson, Assistant
Primary Supervisor, Victoria
Schools; Mr. D. Moir, Supervis-
or of Gifted Children, Vancou-
yer Schools; Dr. Clifford Carl,
{Director of the Provincial Mus-
feum, Victoria, B.C; Mr. Stan-
ley Meadows, retired school
principal, Abbotsford, _B.C.;
,Mrs. B. Fletcher, MePherson
|Park Jr. High School, Burnaby;
|Miss Nancy Ferguson, Assistant
Supervisor of Physical Educa-

|tio, Victoria Schools and Dr.

Harold Covell, Associate Pro
fessor, College of Education.
UBC

This year’s convention is an
ticipated to be one of the most
successful in recent years,
preparation, planning

speakers and display
indication The elementary
of the Lower zt

will retu

tion.

Hears talk on
growth of west

rt. W.-W. Wood ve an
interesting talk on the g
of the west at the regular
monthly meeting of the St

ndrews Caledonian Society for

Schools will give a demonstra-

Mrs I. Robertson, Langley Pri-
mary Supervisor will also pre-
sent a program of interest tot
In addi-

The
Crafts group, of which many
White Rock craftJovers are
members, will hold their “End
of the Summer Sale” at their
carayan at Fort Langley on
Saturday, October 31, beginning
at 2pm. Tea will be served
in the Community Hall adjac-
ent to the caravan.

White Rock members of the
agressive group have participat-
ed in the Country Fair during
the past year, as well as ex-
hibiting their crafts at the
Cloverdale, Langley and Alder-
grove fairs, with one member
capturing a second prize for

her exhibit of fruit at the Clov-|

erdale fair.
A big attraction
Rock residents will

to White
be the

Handicraft Harvest planned for}

the Dolphins on the pier on
November 14. Further informa:
tion on this event may be ob-
tained from Mrs. L. W. Mar.
shall, 13677 Marine Drive.

A general meeting of the
White Rock branch will be held
in the library on November 20
‘A program is being planned for
the evening and it is hoped a
Christmas Creation workshop
will be featured.

Members are supporting the
evening painting classes being
held at the Semiahmoo High
School each Tuesday evening
with Mr. Pete Hopkinson as

of a Y
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lence in respect of
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