North Bay Teachers College - Polaris Yearbook (North Bay, Ontario Canada)

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Groyvth Savings Certificates a plan to help your savings grow CANADIAN IMPERIALQ BANK OF COMMERCE TIME TO PUT YOUR FEET UP? The need today, more than at any previous time, is for continuing education. Whatever the educa- tional level you may have achieved, there is no time to put your feet up for education does not end with a diploma or a degree. As a teacher you must keep abreast of developments in your field, and related fields, if you are to carry out faithfully the responsibilities which you have assumed. Queen's University recog- nizes the teacher's need for continuing education, and tries to meet it through its Summer School and correspondence program. Your inquiries are invited. Please write to K, The Department of Extension I 1 ' . 1 UEEN S LlNlVERSl-l'Y

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i 43' Z B.B. Dawson ONTARIO PUBLIC SCHOOL MEN TEACHERS' FEDERATION Greetings to Associate Members in the Teachers' Colleges lt is a great pleasure indeed to wel- come you to the Teaching Profession in this our Centennial Year. Never in our history did our country's economy and the excellence of its citizens depend so vitally upon the proper education of its youth during the next decade. This is your challenge and l am sure you will meet its demands. By participating actively in your Federation and its professional activities, you will find a source of inspiration and countless opportunities for service and self-development. B.B. Dawson, President, O.P.S.M.T.F. Your Forests Provide -PRODUCTS -BENEFITS -INFLUENCES TEACHERS share responsibility to instill in the pupils of this Province an understanding of the importance of our Forests and an awareness of the need for continued proper care of all our renewable natural resources. BE CAREFUL WITH FIRE The Ontario Department of LANDS AND FORESTS HON RENE BRUNELLE G H U BAYLY Mm,51er Deputy Minister