University of Windsor - Magister Yearbook (Windsor, Ontario Canada)

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Best Wishes to all graduates of 1968 -- Mr. S Mrs. Les Since 1924 Dimmock I I I 494 OUELLETTE AVENUE AT TUNNEL BUS EXIT -252-33'l2- ROGER DESRAMAUX MASTER TAILOR - OWNER Think and reflect on the numbers of people who drink, eat, and marry, buy, sell, and build, fabricate meaning- less associations, are born, grow, live and die -- but are all the While asleep! jim Rooney I f Jr .Q f OMSTEAD FISHERIES LIMITE - ry IQ

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Songs For Today-Volume Eight The latest addition to the Canadian classroom SONGS FOR TODAY SERIES -- : The Editors : -- Garfield Bender Edwin Fergusson june Stratton Keith Bissell Harvey Perrin Richard Johnston Good classroom and choir singing in grades 7 - IO is not only possible but highly rewarding The Songs for Today Series is the ideal that suit the variety of types and ranges answer to that much asked question where of voice found in the Intermediate Division can I find good quality material suitably classroom. arranged for the classroom? Thus the teacher has the opportunity of Volume Eight is the second of a series of choosing a book which is custom-made texts specifically planned to offer songs of for his particular type of class -- and high artistic merit, that appeal to the in- three texts from which to draw interest- terests and experiences of the pupils, and ing and educational materials. Price 5151.35 each Waterloo Music Company Ltd. 3 Regina St . N. , Waterloo . 913 Carling Ave ., Ottawa. FEDERATION OF WOMEN TEACHERS' ASSOCIATIONS OF ONTARIO I extend warmest greetings on behalf of the Federation of Women Teachers' Associa- tions of Ontario to you, our Associate Members in our Teachers' Colleges . We look forward to welcoming you as full statutory members when you assume your first teach- ing positions in our public elementary schools of Ontario next September. You will be a select group as you will be entering our professional organization of FWTAO during 1968, our Golden Anniversary year. We may not mark the event with special material gifts such as are customarily awarded to, let us say, the millionth visitor to Expo 67, etc ., but we do have something of more intrinsic value to offer -- professional status and protection. This is a privilege which was not easily won by our brave founders, and which, I must admit, is sometimes taken for granted in these more affluent times . Privileges bring responsibilities though. You are entering the teaching profession at one of the most exciting but also one of the most demanding stages in the history of education. I urge you to resolve to meet these responsibilities with foresight and youthful enthusiasm . Determine to lay a strong foundation by continuing your studies and up- grading your qualifications. Try to be well-informed and abreast of the new trends in education which are changing so rapidly . This all sounds like a tall order, and it is: but do not let it intimidate you. The pro- fession needs you . FWTAO will help you . Once again -- welcome and best wishes . Annabell McNaughton , President 98