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The volume of material. new teaching aids and the need to keep students interested has changed the teaching profession. Teaching has become more specialized today and students have a great deal more choice. The teacher is more like a stage manager, who operates the controls and directs the program. F o r M a r g a r e t Anderson, the evolution in the teaching profession is one she has watched with particular interest for 21 years. Marg is presently a teacher and director of the business education program at Langstaff Secondary School in Thornhill. National president Not only has she seen the changes in teaching, but she has taken part in those changes. For the past two years. Marg has served as president of the Canadian Association of Business Education Teachers. She will attend the biannual convention in Winnipeg this summer and remain for two years on the CABET executive in an advisory capacity. Provincial award The Ontario affiliate of CABET presented Marg with this year’s Hillmer Award, for outstanding business education teaching in Ontario. The slight dark haired woman, who looks mUch younger than her years, enjoys her work. “The students today are very enthusiastic, very interested and I think probably much more mature than they were a few years ago”, she says. As a result, Marg noted, teaching continually presents new demands. Teaching changed “TV, for one thing, has given students an op- portunity to‘ be educated in a different way." “It has also changed the way that we teach. I think of necessity we have to get more variety into our teaching", she ex- plained. Marg refers to the business education program at Langstaff as “the citizenship type". Its purpose is a practical one, she explained, the applications of which are coming into sharper focus. “It’s directed in such a way as to give the students some training to become intelligent consumers.“ After a moment’s pause she added, “To be able to cope with modern life, I think you need to un- derstand about business”. N E W M A R K E T : Ontario Housing Cor- poration wants to buy four acres of land on the Holland River on which to build 200 senior citizens‘ apartments. This would be part of a larger scheme for the flats between Timothy and Queen Streets. Take notice that the Council of the Cor- poration of the Town of Richmond Hill proposes to consider the passing of a by-law to stop up and close the easterly part of the public highway known as Shelley Road where it abuts Sussex Street both as shown on Registered Plan 4644. By Denise Romberg The portion of the high- way affected is shown as Part 1 on Reference Plan 64114412 and a copy of the plan and the draft by-law are available for in- spection at the Office of the Town Clerk. The Council will con- sider the proposed by-law at its meeting on the 215t day of July 1975 and at that time will hear any person or the solicitor or agent of any person who advises the Clerk in writing prior to the 15th day of July. 1975. that he would like to appear. DATED at the Town of Richmond Hill this 10th day of June, 1975. The Corporation of the Town of Richmond Hill. C. D. Weldon Clerk NOTICE OF ROAD CLOSING Business education teacher national president 2 years THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF RICHMOND HILL THE LIBERAL, Wednesday. Marg likes to get a bit of skiing done in the winter, but her summers, the last few anyway, have been filled with professional work Busy in summer In 1973, she. and a colleague from the University of Alberta designed a book for business education in- struction in high schools and community colleges. Other summers were spent teaching at the Cucumbers Blueberries Jersey Grown Cda No. 1 Grade Omario Grown No. 1 Grade GREEN CABBAGE Orange Segments Town House Mandarin Ginger Snaps Davids July 2. 1975 22-10 99 Tins Regular Only Zip Top Tins :1: FRESH PRODUCE Produce of Ontario No. 1 Grade New Crop Queen Site Ontario College of Education in Toronto. Her course was offered to teachers, or would-be teachers interested in teaching business education in other schools in Ontario. Marg has lived in Thornhill for 12 years and has taught at Langstaff since it opened 11 years ago. 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