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series of broadcaete was ha,cle under the dlrectlon of Mr,
Ford, through the auspices of the provlnclal School Broad-
castg" lhese broadcâsts ¡qere carrted on for three lrears, In
L94L and L94a, they were one-haLf hour in length but ln
L943rthey were reduced to flfteen mLnutes, scrlpts for the
flrst serles were written by ìlr,H,E"Nelson and for the
seeond. and thtrd. seriee by Mr.Stewart Murray. MrþFord ed.ited
the sorlpt and dld. most of the mlke work for the three yeâ.rsó
Through theee method,s and by addresses to the Home ãnd school
groupsrservice cluberTeachersr Assoclatlons, Teachersr Tns*
titutes and. other pLacos whloh provlded a forum, guid.aace
waÊ sufflclentLy well publiclzed. so as to make posslble the
a,ppolntment of a provlnolaL d.lrectoro
It ls worthy of note that the appointment of the provlnciaL
ÐLrector wae the flrs.t nove of its ktnd. in cânÉùdarand.
marked. the beglnning of the flret provlnclaL guldance psog- t
ranmeê The serrolcee of !fir"stewart Murray were eecured. for
thls purpose and hls, d.utles began in AugustoLg43"6
gfter the appolntment of the provlnoial df.reetor in
the spring of 1943, a survey of urban schooLs was conduoted.,
The first purpoge of thrs eurvey was to get the reaotlons of
teachers and. loca1 school board ¡nembers ts the propoeed
progrânme of guldanoe, A second purpose wae to dlscover
whfoh ecboole would. be most sultable for the e,stabr.ishment
6stewart E.I¡Tu-rraï, HHistory of vocatlonal Guldanoofr r
åffit** tåiÏ åi iäåE:, lå lffi .li*'i *ãÃt' ã r -rãùäãt r äär pi. ovi nóe