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William Aberhart Wikipedia. The Honourable. William Aberhart. William Aberhart in 1. Premier of Alberta. In office. September 3, 1. May 2. 3, 1. 94. 3Monarch. George VEdward VIIIGeorge VILieutenant Governor. William L. Walsh. Philip Primrose. John C. Bowen. Preceded by. Richard Gavin Reid. Succeeded by. Ernest Manning. Alberta Minister of Education. In office. September 3, 1. May 2. 3, 1. 94. 3Preceded by. Perren Baker. Succeeded by. Solon Earl Low. Member of the Legislative Assembly of Alberta. In office. March 2. May 2. 3, 1. 94. 3Constituency. Calgary. In office. November 4, 1. 93. March 2. 1, 1. 94. Preceded by. William Morrison. Succeeded by. John Broomfield. Constituency. Okotoks High River. Personal details. Born1. 87. 8 1. December 3. Kippen, Ontario, Canada. Died. May 2. 3, 1. Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. Resting place. Forest Lawn Memorial Park Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada. Political party. Social Credit. SpousesJessie Flatt. Children. 2Residence. Calgary, Alberta, Canada. Occupation. Educator, evangelist. Signature. William Aberhart December 3. May 2. 3, 1. 94. 3, also known as Bible Bill for his outspoken Baptist views, was a Canadian politician and the seventh Premier of Alberta 1. He was the founder and first leader of the Alberta Social Credit Party, which believed the Great Depression was caused by ordinary people not having enough to spend. Therefore, Aberhart argued that the government should give each Albertan 2. During his premiership, Aberhart campaigned for and instituted several anti poverty and debt relief programs, and other governmental reforms, such as consolidation of Albertas numerous small school districts into centralized school divisions, and natural resources conservation. His attempts at banking reform met with less success, balked by opposition from the federal government, the courts, privately owned newspapers and a coalition of the Liberal and Conservative parties. However, he did proceed to establish a government owned banking chain, the Alberta Treasury Branches, which exist to this day, the only government banking system serving the public in North America. Early lifeeditChildhood, education, and familyeditWilliam Aberhart was born December 3. Tuckersmith Township now part of Huron East, Ontario to William c. Louisa c. 1. 85. Pepper Aberhart. William Aberhart Sr. Canada from Germany with his family at the age of seven, while Louisa Pepper was born in Perth County, Ontario. Historian Harold Schultz describes the Aberharts as prosperous, while biographers David Elliott and Iris Miller says they lived better than the average family. The fourth of eight children, William Aberhart Jr. At school, he was a hard working but average student. Mathematics was one of his strengths, though his approach involved more rote learning than reasoning. Elliott and Miller suggest that this tendency stayed with him his entire life, and that he never really acquired an appreciation for inductive intellectual analysis. Aberhart was not a social child. Though he excelled at soccer, he generally preferred solitary pursuits such as reading or teaching himself to play musical instruments. In 1. 89. 6, Aberhart attended three months of model school in Mitchell. Although this training qualified him to work as a schoolteacher, he instead enrolled in business college in Chatham, from which he withdrew after four months of successful study. In 1. 89. 7 9. 8, Aberhart attended Seaforth Collegiate Institute, where he was nicknamed Whitey for his blond hair and broadened his athletic prowess to include the long jump, shot put, 1. On July 2. 9, 1. 90. Aberhart married Jessie Flatt, whom he had met in 1. A daughter, Khona Louise Aberhart, was born in the winter of 1. Ola Janet Aberhart, followed in August 1. On July 2. 0, 1. 91. William Aberhart Sr. William Jr. s brother Charles. Prohibition was in effect, but pharmacists were permitted to provide alcohol for medicinal purposes. Charles kept a bottle of whiskey for William Sr. One day a clerk rearranged the bottles, and the illiterate William Sr. William Jr., by now in Calgary, did not make the trip east to his fathers funeral. Louisa Aberhart died February 2. William Aberhart Sr. Teaching careereditIn the fall of 1. Aberhart was hired as a teacher at the Central Public School in Brantford, for which he was paid 6. He fast won a reputation as a strict disciplinarian he addressed his students by number rather than name and was liberal in his use of the strap. By his own account in a 1. Oliver Cromwells military organization. While his tactics divided his studentssome loved him, while others recounted that he did everything he could to break the spirit of a childhis supervisors gave him uniformly positive reviews. His schools principal died in 1. Aberhart was selected to replace him his salary increased to 1,0. This figure had reached 1,2. Calgary Board of Education offered him a principalship at 1,4. In response to a petition from his staff and students that this offer be matched by Brantford, Aberhart was offered a raise to 1,3. Calgary that spring. His family followed later, after he purchased a two storey wooden house and Khona finished her academic year in Brantford. Calgary was a frontier town that smelled of horse manure and in which public drunkenness was common though Aberharts sensibilities were less shocked by this than his wifes were, he also had to make some adjustments in Brantford he had always attended church in a silk top hat and frock coat, but he quickly abandoned this custom after discovering that he was the only one in Calgary to do so. Aberhart was to become principal of Mount Royal School, but it was not yet complete at the time of his arrival, so he became the principal of Alexandra Public School immediately on his arrival. Mount Royal was still not completed by the fall, so he took over the principalship of Victoria School, which he held until becoming principal of the new Crescent Heights High School in 1. Note 1Elliott and Miller write that Aberhart took a less rigid approach to discipline at Crescent Heights than he had in Ontario, though Schultz says that as principal he was authoritarian in manner and a strict disciplinarian. His love of organization persisted, and his penchant for it enhanced his reputation as an able administrator. Crescent Heights students scored very well on departmental examinations, though some members of the school board believed that he achieved this at least partly by culling weaker students with a preliminary qualifying examination. One way Aberhart applied his organizational prowess was in creating one of Calgarys first and largest Parent Teacher Associations, which had an average of two hundred parents attend each meeting Aberhart had a generally good relationship with parents. His standing with his staff was more mixed he had a habit of talking down to them, dominated the school to the point that teachers were left with little initiative, and, as Elliott and Miller put it, never entered the staff room except to issue an order. Many of his teachers, while respecting his abilities an administrator, thought very little of him as a man, and some believed that his domineering approach stemmed from a fear of people smarter than him. Campground Directory and National Forest Campgrounds. Carrizo Canyon Picnic Area and Carrizo Auto Tour. Picture Canyon Picnic Area. Picket Wire Canyon guided Auto Tour. A second fun, easy scenic auto tour from the Carrizo Picnic Area through. A map displaying this 2. Adobe Reader required. Homestead ruins on Cottonwood Crk. Deep Hole Canyon. Big Horn sheep found along the route surprise to authors. Another view of the Big Horn. View of cultivated field. Timpas Picnic Area. Timpas Picnic Area. Marker Santa Fe Trail at Timpas Picnic Area. Interpretive trail. A tarantula almost met its end on this main highway. View from Sierra Vista GPS coordinates N3. W1. 03 4. 3. 8. 40. View of grassland from location of former Iron Springs stage coach stop. GPS Coordinates N3. W1. 03 5. 4. 8. 03. Withers Canyon Trailhead. Campsite. View of Purgatoire River Valley. Picket Wire Corrals On route to Withers Canyon Trailhead. County Rt. 2. 5Homestead ruins along County Rt. Vogel Canyon Picnic Area. View of the area. Vogel Canyon as seen from the picnic area. Prairie Trail. Moving cattle down a dusty road. Abandoned farm on County Rt. Artful mural on Campo Cafe wall in Camp, CO. Another artful display on the Campo Cafe window. What an abandoned town looks like not one store in business. In the middle of nowhere, nothing around, abandoned building, store maybe National Forest Arizona. Big, old Saguaro in the Saguaro National Park. Typical desert dry wash. Balancing act along Catalina Scenic Byway. Decorative roadside memorial found in the southwest. View from Bog Springs campground. Snow capped Huachuca Mountains. Entrance to Reef Townsite campground. Wheelchair friendly access to camp sites Lakeview campground. Business Vocabulary Exercises Pdf. Parker Canyon Lake at Lakeview campground. Bear proof food container on site at Rustler Park campground. Site at Rustler Park campground. Blooming Prickly Pear cactus. Saguaro with buds. Rose Canyon campground. Stone vault. Campsite. Rose Canyon Lake. A resident lizard at the Peppersauce campground. Site at Peppersauce campground with large Sycamore tree. Arizona Trail head on Forest Rt. Peppersauce campground. View from near camp site 2. Riggs Flat campground. Through a video, see the six campgrounds on Mt. Graham near Safford, AZ. Camp site in Noon Creek campground. Rumex growing along Marijilda Creek in Shannon campground. Civilian Conservation Corps CCC constructed bridge 1. Wet Canyon. Camp site at Riggs Flat campground. Rucker Forest Camp. Rucker Creek runs alongside campground. Campsite. View from Forest Rt. Another view from Forest Rt. Sunset on cliffs National Forest North Carolina. A walk along Cedar Point Tideland Trail Cedar Point campground. The beginning. Oyster shells. Tideland marshes. A bridge along the trail for views of the tideland marshes. A view of the Flanners Beach campground. Camp site at Flanners Beach campground. Beach on Neuse River at Flanners Beach campground. Camp site at Cedar Point campground. Atlantic Ocean beach, Emerald Isle, NC near Cedar Point campground. Sunset at boat ramp Cedar Point campround National Grassland Oregon. Haystack campground. Campsite Water station. Grey water dump station. View of Jefferson Mtn. Another view of Jefferson Mtn. Foundation of former flush toilets. Osprey. Wildflowers. Icy irrigation system. Smith Rock State Park. Campsite at Skull Hollow Camp campground. Historic Mc. Coin Orchard. Lunch break near Mc. Coin Orchard. View of Haystack Butte. Animal skeleton along the back road to Haystack CG. Rimrock Springs Trail. Observation platform. Shoot created by volcanic flow. Volcanic flow National Grassland Idaho. Curlew campground. Authors Golden Retriever resting at edge of Stone Reservoir. Campsite with authors RV. One of many birds in the grassland. Fishing family off dock on Stone Reservoir. Campground site. Swallow. Goss family cemetary plot N4. W1. 12 4. 0. 9. 22. Goss children headstone. Sagebrush removal chain over 1. Close up of sagebrush chain boat anchor and welded railroad rails. Mushrooms growing in the sagebrush National Forest Montana and South Dakota. Marker indicating where Custer fell Little Big Horn Monument. Getting water at Parkside campground. Flower at Limber Pine campground. View from outside of Red Lodge, MT. Campsite at Sage Creek campground. Flower at Sage Creek campground. Alpine flowers near Dry Head Overlook. Abandoned X X Ranch on Pryor Rd. Sage Creek campground. Tenters at Woodbine campground. Montana road obstacles. Flower at Emerald Lake campground. Site at Pine Grove campground. Co author Suzi Dow in snow field Bearthooth Scenic Byway. View from Beartooth Scenic Byway. Snowbank Beartooth Scenic Byway. Yellow bellied Marmot. View from Beartooth Scenic Byway skiiers were present July 1. North Loop Yellowstone National Park National Forest Kentucky. Zilpo campground. Cave Run Lake on way to campground. Campsite. Beach on Cave Run Lake. Boat ramp. Canadian Geese. Take a tour of Red River Gorge. Koomer Ridge campground. Campsites. Getting ready for Halloween. Walk in tent site. Campsite at Clear Creek campground. Clear Creek Pig Iron Furnace near Clear Creek campground. White Sulphur Horse Camp. Campground. Horses connected to highline. Mouth to mouth feeding. Horse stalls. Rascal, saddled and ready to go. The Bank in Salt Lick, Kentucky. The Natural Bridge on State Rt. Standing on top of the Natural Bridge on State Rt. Kentucky farm on Forest Rt. Great Meadows campground. Rock shelters on State Rt. View of Great Meadows campground, Raccoon Loop. Steps to campsite, Raccoon Loop. Abandoned home on Forest Rt. How many license plates does it take to cover this garage Twin Knobs campground. Click here for slide show. Campsite at Barren Fork Horse Camp. Bee Rock campground. Steps to walk in campsite, below. View of Old Sublimity Bridge from campgrounds North. Rockcastle River. Rockcastle campground. Interior road. Pavilion. Boat ramp. Holly Bay campground. Campsite. Laurel River Lake and boat ramp. Marina. Walk in campsite. Back in campsite National Forest Texasclick here for a slide show about Ratcliff Lake campground National Forest Montana. Typical cattle guard found throughout the west. Rock formation found on State Rt. Butte, MT. Beaverdam campground. Upper part of campground. Back in campsite. Willows lodgepole pine surround campground. A massive boulder pile in campground. Cable campground. Access road to campground. Campsite next to North Fork Flint Crk. Singer Model 15-30 Manual. Back in campsite. View of North Fork Flint Crk. Lodgepole campground. View of campsite. Spillway campground. Wonder if this chipmonk sees what we see. View of East Fork Reservoir. Wooded campsite. Campsite with a view. Piney campground on Georgetown Lake. Sunny, open campsites. Campsite with lots of room. Relaxing is the theme of the day. Boat ramp. Philipsburg Bay. Back in campsite. Double wide campsite in Loop B. Unisex, wheelchair friendly vault toilet National Forest Mississippi. A kids fishing derby at Blue Lake. Cotton fields of the Delta. Cotton field. Cotton plant. Cotton boll. Cotton bales. Crop duster applying its load on the fields. Close up of the underbelly of a crop duster. Beaver pond on Forest Rt. Another pond north of campsite 4 on Forest Rt. Blue Lake at campsite 7. Cypress trees in Barge Lake, next to campsite 7. Mural in Rolling Fork, MS. Another mural in Rolling Fork, MS National Forest Oregon. Take a walk along Metolius River. Explore Newberry National Volcanic Monument. Forest Rt. 8. 55 on way to East Davis campground. View from premium campsite at East Davis campground.