Manitoba education plan favors practical curriculum shifts
In a Fort Garry hotel address Hon Ivan Shultz urged revising Manitoba matriculation to favor practical subjects. He argued rural students should gain credits for agriculture and life skills, potentially reducing emphasis on trig algebra and Latin. Meetings with educators support moving toward a practical program recognized by the University.
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Ivan Shultz
Fort Garry
Manitoba
Shultz
Manitoba Department of Education
W.S. McGill
MacGregor School
Portage la Prairie
Allan Cup champions Trail Smoke Captures World Amateur Spot
Canada’s Trail Smoke captured a right world amateur placement at Basel Switzerland after a perfect run, winning all 22 games prior to the tournament and outscoring opponents 147 to 17. In the championship games the team scored Exante L by the...
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Trail Smoke
Canada
Basle
Switzerland
Exante L
Canned Sunlight and the Fade Ometer at Eaton Bureau
A discussion of efforts to harness sunlight with a Fade Ometer at the EATON Research Bureau. The device simulates solar action to test fabrics and wallpapers for sun resistance, with products requiring 48 to 144 hours of exposure before inclusion in the Eaton catalogue.
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Eaton Research Bureau
EATON
What Mattered Most By The Country Philosopher
A country preacher reflects on the primacy of sympathy and brotherly love over doctrinal disputes. He stresses Church compassion for the lonely and defeated, then notes McGillvray's death in Winnipeg and a curling bonspiel opening with 254 rinks, naming Neil Sullivan as this year's Manitoba Curling Association president.
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Church
Manitoba Curling Association
Winnipeg
Neil Sullivan
M. Sullivan
Canadian Pacific
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