The Aims Of Education Address To Chamber Of Commerce
Mr P Edmonds outlines England area schools and necessary reforms for Victorian education. He warns against patchwork fixes, stresses parent responsibility, and compares to German education under Hitler. He advocates smaller classes, skilled teachers, regional needs, and practical training with emphasis on technical work and domestic arts.
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Parents Aim for Wealth Not Happiness Says Critic
A fragment argues that parents focus on teaching children to earn money rather than to become happier and more useful individuals, warning against education driven by financial achievement over personal development.
Churches And Pioneers Of Wanghau Descendants Celebrate Early Clergy
The article recalls Wanghau district pioneer ministers and churches. It notes the first divine service in a thatched slab kitchen, the Primitive Methodist church site opposite school grounds, later Bible Christian and Wesleyan involvement, and the move of the church to Numurkah. It highlights Rev. Orchard, Rev. Adams, and Rev. Brown from Tasmania, with Brown famed as a horseman. It mentions Morgan’s Church, early settler Mr Morgan, and Mr Cunnam who became a minister. It credits local helpers like Fred Dockery and recalls Searle as first superintendent of the Wanghau Sunday school in dignified garb.
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Melbourne
J. Searle
J. Purdie
Searle
Methodist
Council Plans Park Upgrades in Cobram Gardens
At the Tun gra shire Council meeting, it was agreed to top-dress lawns in Cobram gardens and plant additional shrubs. The council also discussed private householders’ requests to plant ornamental features in local areas.
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