0X0 givesameal MB permuba Eecorbtx 'vmm man-Oi ea/! CH* Published Bi-Weekly PRICE: 6d. Wednesdays: 1/- Saturda HAMILTON, SATURDAY, JUNE 23, 1962 No. 89. volume xxxvm BERMUDA — " ** M.C.P.s Give B.U.T. Bermuda Girls Sweep Honours :1^ ~7.' "~~~ Wk ~**. At Washington Business College on Education "W ■I¥W:$W Views pOUR Bermudians were members of the graduating class of Wawaw **3m Cortez Peters Business College in Washington, D.C. this T"*WO members of Parliament, Sir John Cox and Mr. A. E. month. One of them, Miss Brenda Zuill, daughter of Mr. and Nicholl, who respectively were chairman and deputy chair- Mrs. Eugene Zuill of West Side^ Somerset Bridge, received -a » man of the Board of Education for a number of years, were &old medallion, symbolic of her being the best female typist m— am u Tuesday the first of a new series bf educational at the famed institution. ■ speakers last at """rlr meetings being sponsored by the Bermuda Union of Teachers Zuill, college less than two years, ...... Miss a former student «,.»*.,.""" A Institute, per- were 80 and 75 net The meeting was held in the prevented wastage of time and of the Berkeley in the words a minute group. Room of St. Paul's effort where, even with the fected a typing speed of 100 Both L-ecture straight Were at Church, Miss children could not words a minute copy. former students Pros- A.M.E. Hamilton. best efforts pect Secondary Hodgson, president of the learn She is listed in the year book School. Eva outstanding College " B.U.T., was chairman and a from as "the most non- The whieh takes the That final comment to at- name of its famous founder group of teach immigrant student ever representative Mr. Nicholl drew almost una- She rank- and president, Mr. Cortez W. era present engaged the speak- nimous disagreement from tho tend Cortez Peters." ed third in the. whole graduat Peters, was opened in 1931 ers in a lively discussion dur- teaching) body during thj highly — Mayor Hamilton, Selley, M.C.P., open ing class, and^won the Iota and is rated in the field HELPING A GOOD CAUSE The of tte Wor. F.L.R. ing the period. open period. They contended is seen annual Union has invited all Phi Lamdda Sorority Type- of business education. Mr. buying the first Tag after launching the June Tag Day of the Bermuda The that education must not be writing and Peters has the distinction of Tuberculosis and Health Association. Th« drive is one of the major fund-raising efforts members of the Assembly to as ability tp ab- Contest one year, regarded the year. being the fastest champion in of the T.BiA., which incidently moved into its newly purchased headquarters, "Park comment on the latest report facts, but as an attempt was runner up the next sorb '" Other Bermudians graduat the world. He is at present Pleasant," Cedar Avenue. Others in the picture above from the left are Mrs. Gerald of the Director of Education to assist the child M develop ing were Miss Charlene Lo- the world's portable typing Young, chairman of the fund raising committee, and Valerie Robinson and Kathy Dooley. as well as an article from the to its utmost capacity and so champion, and the world's of the Ladies greatedf retta Smith, daughter of Mr. March issue to make its contribu- of accuracy champion. In 1941 he Journal entitled "What society. and Mrs. George Smith Home tion to Devonshire set a new world's speed record Every Intelligent (Person) The teachers pointed out Corner Cottage, 4th Annual About Educa North; Miss Althea Elmery of 149 wbrds a minute for Grenada Constitution Suspended Should Know that education in its real non-electric typewriter users, tion." The two speakers on wasted a and Miss Brenda Brown. sense was never on and a correct word a minute Vacation Bible Tuesday were the first to res- child no matter how limited Miss Smith, also a former LONDON, June 22 — Minis- will be possible to hold three record of 148 words per min- a new pond. that child's intellectual ability Berkeleyite, received ters of the Grenada Govern- general election in the island typ- ute for one hour of continuons Favours More Pay might be. Moreover, no child awards, a gold imedal for School Planned ment have been relieved of within a short time. The Con- ing accuracy at 90 words a typing. These two records re- Mr. Nicholl agreed in es- at 13 should be regarded as main today. their offices and the constitu- stitution, which came into ef- sence with the article. He cer- having developed to its fullest minute.; one for shorthand at Rev. Byrd. tion temporarily suspended fect on January 1, 1960, will minute; and A Negro. Mr. Peters was V. R. pastor of tainly agreed that the rate of capacity. 100-120 words a St. Paul's A.M.E. Church, under an order in Council ef- be reintroduced subject to a another for being the most portrayed a few years ago in pay for teachers should be in Sir .John stated that he Ripley's "Believe -it - or-Nof Hamilton, announced yester- fective as from Tuesday. number of changes. These creased, at the time, agreed with all that the article outstanding student in I.B.M. day that spon- changes give but same new- column; he has been featured his church will A Colonial Office statemaiu. will the Admin- so should their working hours. hi'd said. Moreover he felt Card Punching. She set a powers college 19-1 in technicolour movie shorts sor its 4th Annual Vacation issued in London Tuesday, istrator wider reserve He felt that every teacher that it would be a brave Di- record at the of Bible School..on a non-racial to act contrary to the advice in half hour. and has appeared on numerous simultaneously with a similar should work from Ia.m. to 5 rector of Education who dis- cards an and non-denominational basis announcement in Grenada, of his Ministers than he pos- point by National Radio and Television p.m. agreed with the made programmes, thrilling and at the church from July 2 to says that the Secretary of sessed under the former Con- The former deputy chair- the author. amazing millions with his in- 13. State decided that firm mea- stitution and will empower man went on to say that Work Load imitable demonstrations. Theme for this year is "My sures had been taken to re- him. acting in his discretion, schooling a part of the is only agreed that most teach Bible and I." and according to medy a situation whieh had to appoint an official Minister education and most of He of child's were overworked, and that Rev. Byrd some competent been reported by an independ- Finance. time was spent out eis ihe child's was a far toacln rs have already been ent commission of enquiiv school. There were teaching probably of YlVz on one's physi- Wi q»^a. secured while the help of into the control of public ex- Somerset CC. Meet hours of a day which a chill greater drain Personal and Social cal and mental energies than ethers is beinir solicited. penditure in Grenada farina is. or should be under parent- Aniong them will be Mrs. Bailey's Bay Sunday laymen realize. He be- Vj^A AyW r i Hit al influence, but unfortunate most that it was also prob- Due to leave the colony Rosalie Smith. Mrs. Norm.'. From now and ijjitil new ly, in many instances, because- lieved Tucker, Mrs. Sylvia a Somerset Cricket Club and ably true better effort-; via New York for tlie Tsle of Caines. general parents were absent from the that Josephine election can be held. Bailey's Bay Gouty Cricket could be elicited "from teach- Man in England is Mrs. Bar- Mrs. Nicholas. 'Vrs. -— lioiiic the child was complete- Isabelle Ratteray, and Mrs. the Administrator a Jamai- Club will play an all-day ers by cutting down their bara Young, where she will can, Mr. J. Lloyd — ly without guidance during Isaac. M. will match at the Somerset Cricket work load in terms of students spend three weeks' holiday Elizabeth have responsibility that time. Thus the example Three extra features this the fold Club field on Sunday. Game and hours. with her sister Mrs. Irene for the government of the ter- which should be set by parents recalled that whei Nias. Accompanying Mrs. year will be an art class con time is set for 12.00 noon. was very often lacking. Sir John ritory. The order in Council Playing for Somerset will hf was chairman of the Board Young to New York will b> ducted by Miss Shirley Robin- Gear for the Average son, graduate provides for the dissolution of (cap- of Education, classes wer> MISS BRENDA ZUILL her niece and nephew. Valerie a recent of Mt. Legislative he: Maekie Simmons Mr. Nicholl stressed that University's of the and Executive tain). Sheridan Raynor, John sometimes a** large as thirty and Phillip Harris. Her ad- Allison School the school should be .reared Arts: a special class by Mis; Councils and for the suspeii Stovell. Eugene Woods, Carl or thirty-five. He thought that dress in England will be in sion of those provisions to educate the "average" child Linda Gayle, a student al of the Swan. Winton Edwards, perhaps the situation had sine:* care of Mr. Thomas Gaiside, existing relating formed seventy per cent > " College.