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The curriculum was divided into five areas, namely mathematics, social studies, reading, science and English. mi: grade teacher gave a re- unite of the steps which are taught in her grade, stating that the objectives are a thorough grounding in fundamentals, self- reliance, the habit of doing a good job, and a feeling of satis- betion. Thus in each subject the parents were taken from kindergarten to grade eight. gaining some knowledge of what the child is expected to know at the various stages of his school career. ' N we 2fl','fht ;, -tt at noun: to at which hat a. ”(but uh _ _ at punk mending. 'bl I u! ribbon it to be placed . “0 “I of that room tor . th. am. Wave!“ class is gnaw: Wham.) film Mr. Benton Ilium. our w principal, presented with“ "ett,ttol, pins to re- ttetttt members of the execu- ttee whd had eeett contributed m or more yum of nudge. M wen Mn. Iubel .Crug. In. Betty Gibson, Mrs. Rim “may. and Mr. Basil Sandi- Med. Mr. Minuet then intro- M Mr. Ken Foretrere, our n-principal, speaking of his naught qualities md previous - Mr. hunky summed up the school programme with the tor. lowing aims: i , ma..mm..w~ w_tttt.b0MttieetRqou)ttthbost W. P. GRAHAM t Sons Comparative Prices - - - Quali'y above Compemion Mickie luggage, Wallets, Handbags - CompleOe line . Polbhee, Shoe Dyeing 1NtEENHOUSES.- STORE-.. "er 919 mun up. 24 MAIN NORTH cu. 1-9103 CH. 1-1231 CH. 1-3411 t “MING AVE. W. (of Main) CH. 6-3031 sq . For Xmas Or 1959 1,fJit? ml low * n And Avoid Disappoinfmc ADAMS Flowers Telegraphed Anywhere TIP TOP TAILOIS Men’s ' Bore Wear "77 WESTON RD. CARDINAL AUTO SALES he BRODIE’S SHOE REPAIR Arm Loam: _ Oah- lud' bl tut. - It) T: u. up a” cum". - ”may. I ot To I that tmt dolhn is (4) To 1: unknown: to the mm.» FOR A GOOD DEAL - IO. 2-5.” And Avoid Disappointment ir/ii" Reports lkdt Explain Metro Votes Monorail Out From the size of the poster on the Thistletown Hall, the Funk- lin Carmichael Art Group are making sure the public cannot say "We did not know," about their exhibition of original paintings, to be held on October 4th and 5th. The official open- ing is " 3 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. tth. The adjudicator is Mr. York Wilson, the widely known and outstanding Canadian mist. Mrs. Brookbank, executive president ot Northern Etobicoke YM-YWCA, will be present on Saturday afternoon, to answer questions on the work of the "Y". A member of the "Y" exe- cutive will also be present on both afterpoons of the exhibi- tion, to talk to anyone interest- ed in the YM-YWCA. Thi- 'trat km and School prop-name of the ma let! the pace lor I stimulating your ahead, I0 plan to com Ite II many meetings as ,poulbu. u we should never “on leaning, if we we to keep up with ch: intellmull and emotional needs of our children. ‘ Mrs. MePeake Ind Mn. Gillls. social Converters, and their com- mittee; served coffee and the evening ended in In atmosphere of friendliness and inform-11w. (5) To control our team! butnotsturt.-totmtf .1 (I) To pun the daily M} ttrrryrettild_totitlti-A) (17 To nah our MI continuous but not 089'“!th Metro planners turned thumbs down on Monorail last week, but the suburbs indicated they in- tended to continue the crusade. Planning Commissioner MI!- ny V. Jones told the planning board advantages of the mono- rail were tar outweighed by the. disadvantages Ind there wu no evidence monorail could compete with snbwavs. I Reeves Vernon Singer of North York and C. A. 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