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many noctural scholars drop out before 20week course completed attendance figures at night school classes toward the end of the term two weeks away snow the technical and hobby courses held most of their stud ents but droppingout was not uncommon in the diplomi academic courses the ten week hobby courses ended at christm but so pop- ubr was trahltib15cvs clissr that it -was- extended to twenty weeks at the request of his students classes visited in i brief ur- vey last week showed attend ance at auto mechanics almost perfect- and- at machine shop and electronics running from 7o to bo per cent beginners shorthand drop ped from an enrolment of sev- to seven while advan ced shorthand dropped sharply from thirteen to two advanced hookkeeping sho wed a small decrease from sev en to four but beginners bookkeeping went from twen ty two to stxteacrer mr e dzierzak pointed out that- at tendance this particular night was the lo o the ye beginners typing dropped from a high of twenty eight to a low offourteen if we retain half at the end of the year consider it satisfactory said mrs l clark typing teach- an oftheard remark front the night school student is what difference does it make if there are dropouts the fees are paid anyway at the begin ning of the term the answer according to principal donald turner is simply that the fees do not cover the costs he points out that night school is a com munity service offered to the area we want to serve oar own people if it is economically possible stated the principal the economics of the classes are presently under by the high school board the operation of the classes every other year was suggested in- the hope of increasing the attend- ance however some diploma cour ses taking two to three years to complete complicate the pro blem many adults are complet ing high school diplomas it is not so much the drop out rate that concerns us says principal turner but rather the low initial enrollment beginner typing teachek mrs les clark assists mrs audrey hall i basic philosophy important to teachers federation told ulto mechanics 1eachbe archie roberts has a course in which attendance stays up i akt ctasswas so popuiar it was extended from ten to twenty weeks here in- instructor frank black shows pupils art battison and mrs ward his technique a teacher needs a basic phi losophy of hfe a religion he needs to know what he be lieves this was one of the basic requirements for mental health outlined by dr hr bril- unger md director emeritus of the ontario hospital hamil- tbnlnhsaddress the a al confederation of the district 12 ontario secondary school federation of high school tea chers in port credit friday february 18 teaching is a hazardous pro fession today dr brilunger declared respect for author ity is a vanishing trait in mod ern society the modern teach ers challenge is to find out why students rebel the teacher must change for each new crop of students as be adjusts he is not only teaching mental health but improving his own dr brillinger while recogni zing the need for satisfactory working conditions and adequ ate rem s pos itive attitudes as a prerequisite for mental health additional factors which he considered necessary for a bal anced personality were good physical health an opportunity for mental growth and develop ment adequate recreation and outside interests and recogni tion by the community of the contributions of the individual to its welfare tr brillinger cited personal insecurity self pity and resent ments as danger signs in the mental health of the teacher and pointed out the hazards of the monotony of routine there is a difference between being in a rut and in the groove he declared advising his audience to live interesting lives and to be prepared to change in a changing world the second main speaker dr cw booth ba lld form erly the deputy minister of ed ucation for ontario attempted to define the status of the sec ondary school teacher whose image he declared is not always enhanced by screen and tv he suggested- that creative writing by more teachers could remedy the situation by presenting true portrait 13 following the morning speak ers the afternoon sessions pro vided an opportunity for group attendance at topics as varied as community colleges modern developments in teaching aids and emotional problems of sec ondary school students mr w j owe of tljfen nedy secondary school was the chairman responsible for the arrangements for this highly successful assembly the teach ers were welcomed by the pres ident of district 12 mr michael peleschak of georgetown distr ict high school half on hog production increased 10 in 1965 in 1965 hog production in halton increased by i0j6 per cent to 2t54 hogs from 33471 the previous year this was the third highest increase in the province ontario marketings jast year at zvsso0o down 63 per cent from 1964 the canadian total of 7077000 was a decrease of 2jb per cent halton was one of the few counties which showed a decline in hog quality 460 per cent a hogs compared to 475 964 despite this halton la still above the provincial average of 426 per cent grade as the prov- incm percentage of as has been steadily increasing during the past few years v the average price per hand- red weight for grade a hogs in ontario last year was 3177 anincrease of 554 from the previous year must increase quality at the annualmeeting of the halton hog producers associa tion held in the agricultural of fice on wednesday february 16 henry stanley agricultural rep resentative stressed that halt- on hog producers must strive to improve the grade of their hogs in 1966 with hog prices at high levels consumers dem and a top quality product if canadian hogs are to maintain an export market to the us they must keep on increasing in quality or lose out to the imp roved us hogs the outlook for hog prices 1966 is quite favorable hog production is expected to be be low the past year until well in to the second half of 1966 and the increased marketing of hogs this fall should not cause grave concern to hog producers hog prices should continue at close to record levels through to midsummer with some decl ine showing up towards the end of the year the only big cloud on the horizon is the expansion on hog production that could be underway and tumble prices in 1967 i discusses housing henry stanley also discussedi modern swine bousing and poin ted out the various plana assistance from the branch officers chosen in the halton hog producers association for 1966 are as follows president tom broughton kb 3 oak- ville vke president tom fost er bjel 3 campbelhrille secre- trytreasurer archie service rjl 3 mhton delegates to the annual meet big of the ontario hog produc- erslaasodaugn on march 32 andsow jleu breughtontaff an brownridge bb2 george town and delmar lord kb 1 milton representative to the halton federation of agricult ure is tom broughton and rep resentative to the halton farm th1 gkmtqettown hirald page 1 ttwradeyr march 3rd 1m4 safety council u gerald carton rr 3 muton ben steers zone director of the ontario asaodauon discuss- ed the research projects being conducted at the university of goelph one of which ti a study on the shrinkage of carcass tis sue with different methods of marketing the hogs conoqtti oftava euflumnq sand toadokava stone wok tom hain tk74m1 upper canada college timiti hiiu scholarships 1966 entrance mcmonal sr hi jai lhip of varying mbodoo ere uoas factory tatmngidnvlmx in se applications to be received on or before march 19th 1956 qualifying examinations to be written april 14th and 15th pme fwb ttitj mi fmnm 0 p t joheaoa ka prmjp upper canada couesc tonus 7 cauda robert r hamilton optometrist office hours daily carretal bldg 116 mounlainview road for appointmsnt b773w1 here are two more fine reasons whq more people knj kroehler furniture than anij other hrand in the world r w5st choose from 2 different styles to fit your living room tailored in glamorous 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