ednesday, November 16, 1966

HERBERT C. STREET
New manager of the Bank

CLIFFORD MURPHY
of Montreal’s Terrace branch is

Berbert Street, who was formerly manager of the bank's Port
quitlam office. He succeeds Clifford Murphy, manager since

who becomes an inspector at the

adquarters in Vancouver.

British Columbai divisional

. Mr, Street joined the B of M at Nelson and later served in

eanches at Trail, Haney,

and Merritt. He was appointed accountant.

an ‘office in Vancouver in 1954 and moved to Penticton in the

€ capacity two years later, H

uitlam branch sinee 1958,

| While at Port Coquitlam,
esident and a director of. the

has been manager of the Port

Mr. Street was also treasurer, vice- .
Lions Club, and.a member of the:

oard of Trade, Canadian Legion and Senior Citzens Housing, .

eacher Training A Requirement
were fully qualified in their tech-|°

4 Persons brought into schools
der a crash training program
‘teach industrial education won't

permitted to teach academic
ubjects until they have the ‘re-
Uired teacher training. .

nical fields after several years in
industry, and that all they requir-
ed was courses in pedagogy,

The teachers’ ‘delegation also
sought clarification from the min-

| tion,

For C:MGyeu--

of the
Centre in

He first joined the federal gov-
ernment service in February,
1962, ag an employee ‘officer -in
the Quesnel. office of the Unem-
ployment Insurance. Commission,
In 1985 he was promoted | and
transferred to a more senior posi-
tion in the UIC office at’ Prince
George, Prior to his present ap
pointment he was
of the on-site office of the Nation.
a Employment Service at Revel-
Stoke, =... —_

ment, Mr. McGill stated; “Mr.
Roddis will bring new leadership
to the Canada Manpower Centre
in Prince Rupert in Preparation
for the expanded:.services which
will be provided to residents in

the area,” ;

_ At this time, I would like to pay
tribute to the dedicated services
provided to our Prince Rupert
operation by Mr, Bill Adams, who

is being transferred, upon promo-

Centre in Kamloops."
Mr. Roddis is married, and he
and his wife, Mary, have four chil-

ren. .

officer-in-charge [{-

Commenting on this appoint-|

to the Canada Manpower ||

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_ mreachers Federation.

meacrom now on, be restricted to

ister on his statements to the -re.
cent Trustees’ convention that the!
government was ordering a cut-
back in school construction be-
‘cause of tight money. —

“The minister assured us that
flassroomg will receive ‘top prior:
ity and that the department has
not, laid down any hard and fast| ~
rules as to what should. be cut].
back and what shouldn't,” ‘Robert- a
son’ said. “One. area : where: cut-{._
backs had been ordered was _in].
recreational facilities such: ‘ ag}:
symnastums,” Robertson added.

| Te. aa
_ EARLY BANKER — While it is
possible that a merchant’ or a woe,
public scribe founded the institu-
tion of banking, It is generally be-
lieved an English jeweller pioneer-
ed. this. vocation, Sir Francis Child,
a lith century goldsmith who lent]
large sums of money to the gov-|.
ernment, is credited with teing| .
the first to convert ‘this trade to|
a ‘banking enterprise. He is often} —. 2).
called the “father of the profes: |.
sion of banking."

Education Minister L, R. Peter: , ; - | . | an : | - 7 a : _ . . 7 - . .
Ho a delegation ftom the ne Enjoying the bonus-benefits of these Royal S

Federation president Harl ey ser vices? a
mekobertson said the minister So
Menagreed that the trainees would, a

meetesching “within fields of their
own competency.” : 4

aeasummer to teach industrial aduca-

meeeon courses were also teaching

menccience, ‘health guidance and other

aEstbjdcts, : .

= “Mr, Peterson agreed that these
men should not teach academic
subjects,” Robertson said. He also
said that they would have to con-
inue their teacher-iraining at the

Feollege of education for the next
fro summers if they are to con-

atinue as teachers,

#~ Robertson added that the min-

jdeter had pointed out that the men

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