kzrc-R-:: :i- p.t.a. com. oiT tt.uaitcy
hucn criticism ha3 arisen
because of the truancy of chil
dren under 16 years of aye «vho
have not completed the 0 cade
curriculum. A for/ are ocn vi th
useful employment, hut many have
time to set fire to public do
mains, wreck cars, enter people’s
barns and henhouses thereby
chasing out animals during sub
zero weather. Some spend time
breaking windows in vacant hou
ses, ca' '■ <_ r.s and barns,
Truancy alone is not re
sponsible for this attitude,
kuch is instigated within homes
of parents who have nc respect
for government property nor
assistance. Observe your sur
roundings and consider what kind
of shack your family would have
if it had been constructcd. and
furnished by you alone. It is
easy to criticize, but lot us
give credit where credit is due.
Cone fault lies with the
people who have soon the cul
prit's escapades hut are afraid
to notify his parents. Too of
ten the latter refuse to admit
their children’s faults and ad
minister no punishment for' mis
demeanors • Often, however, a
parent weleones such knowledge
as did one man of the entire
group of oarents who received
conpaints from the theatre man
agement , This parent went to the
management and said, 11 Thank you
for-lotting me know„" The oth
ers, no doubt, wondered why,
since the Theatre was a public
plac , it couldn’t be as com
pletely destroyed as wore most
of the furnishings in the Rec
reation hall.
how that we have Electrici
ty, are yen helping to protect
the equipment or arc parts of it
used for targets by your children1
Although your education or
lack of it ha3 not hindered your
progress, have you stopped to
consider whether, in the years of
depression that follow a war, you:
child’s education will enable him
to cope with his problems?
ADVANCED FIRST AID CL< C
There arc now 111 Fir3i; Aiders
in the Valley - 87 holding Stan
dard. Certificates and 24 w_ eh Jun
ior Certificates. Of those with
Standard Certificates, 43 also
held. Advanced Certificate and 15
of then have qualified as 'Instruc
tors u
Recently examined and rcc
omnended for Advanced Cori ficatcs
are: Mrs. Lorraine Airiest. , Firs;
Irene Benson, Irs. Irene' yland,
Mrs. Hortonso'Carson, hr, - Irs.
Ear old Dinklc, Mrs. Far joi .e Hos
kins, Frs. Beatrice Huntley, C„0,
Huntley, Mrs. Joe Lentz, .vs. Lee
Marshall, Mrs.Viola .Meehan. hiss
Lucille Mossnan, Mrs. David Onkka,
Mrs, Agnes Sandvik, . i*s. h .--ron
Smith, hrs. Ruby Snodgrass. rs.
Allen Sexton, ’rs. L.C^Sto''
Mrs. Francis Henry and Mrs.
Loui3 Loberg qualified for stan
dard Certificates.
The Golden Rule 4-II Club was
reorganized at the Ecott I emc Apr.
2G. The girls decided to take hair
ing II and Gardening as their proj
ects this year. Officers elected
were Evonne DeLand; ires,, Phyllis
Hanson, Vice-Pres., Beverly Harsh,
Secretary - donna Pagoy, Troasurer
ohirley Monroe, ->ong and Cheer Hea
der, with Llrs. Helen DeLand,- local
Leader. The next meeting .'ill be
Tuesday evening lay 5 at the Bcott
home* Gardening will be t. j topic.
PHARL 1IIITL LA'JIT- Y
Excellent .York - <Juick .service
Basement, Creamery "’uildinc
Mother*s Badge Of Courage
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