The Party Line on Education Standards and Failures
A Manitoba columnist critiques high school standards and the heavy 40 week year. He questions why failure rates reach 30 to 35 percent in senior grades and blames exam boards, home study, and unequal school resources while urging parental involvement and practical schooling reforms.
Rationing Time Table for August 1933
August 1933 rationing table lists green Coffee Tea coupons 1 2 valid now coupon 13 valid August 19 with no expiry. each 8 ounces. Pink Sugar coupons 1 12 valid no expiry. each 1 pound. Purple Butter coupons 20 21 22 23 valid now. expire August 31. Coupons 24 25 valid August 19. expire September 40. Each half-pound. Brown Meat coupons 8 9 10 11 valid now. expire August 31. Coupon 12 expires August 31. Coupon 14 valid August 28. expire September 39.
New Ration Books Soon Readied Across Canada
Plans are under way to issue No 3 ration books late in August so every consumer has a new book by expiry of the old. No 2 coupons mostly expire September 2 with third issue distribution starting a week or ten days before. Local ration boards across Canada prepare campaign following last September’s pattern. Hundreds of volunteers will be recruited to help.
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Canada
Roblin District Exceeds U-Boat Drive Target
Roblin District surpassed its campaign quota by buying ten depth charges and raising 954 dollars, topping the 720 dollar target. Director Waddy of Roblin led the effort with Mrs. J Grundy of Makaroff and others assisting, while Miss Canada’s of Roblin sold 209 messages and all citizens are thanked for their Stamp-o-Grams support.
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Roblin
Waddy
Britain’s Latest Spitfires Slow Down Wheels Of German Transport
Britain and the Royal Air Force press forward with a planned offensive against German logistics. Spitfires sweep over occupied France and Belgium while cannon fire targets locomotives, with RAF claims of about two locomotives damaged per day. Norwegian squadrons are among the first to receive the upgraded Spitfires as part of this effort.
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Britain
Ministry of Economic Wayfare
R.A. F
France
Belgium
R.A.F
Fighter Command
Collegiate Students Named in Results List
A long roster lists collegiate students including Patricia Arnott William Cameron Edna Chopiak Robt Graf Jean Hay Robert Keast Thelma Keast Hugi Kines Edna Rogers Gertrude Shultz Lincoln Stefansson Lawrence Tucker Peter Zeleny and many others across algebra spelling homemaking literature chemistry Latin history geometry physics and mathematics courses.
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Patricia Arnott
Wm Cameron
Edna Chopiak
Robi Cox
Stanley Craib
Violet Craib
A. Currey
Iva Fowler
Edna Funk Robt
Graf
Jean Hay
Robert Keast
Thelma Keast
Hugi Kines
Ethel Ritchie
Helen Souter
Neil Adam
George Currey
Viola Davey
Leona Day
Freda Dayson
Calvin Keast
Isla Kelso
Donald Kines
Anne Nespiai
Geo, Ritchie
Myrtle Robinson
Edna Rogers
Gertrude Shultz
Lincoln Stefansson
Lawrence Tucker
Peter Zeleny
Audrey Adam
Colin Cameron
Elsie Craib
Doreen Day
Joyce Edwards
Grace Horbay
Betty Jakeman
Olga Lebedowich
Annie Ostrowski
Dorothy Sawatzky
Gracie Starkman
Michael Styba
Lillian Cailes
Gilbert Fisher
M. Kelso
Patsy Stefansson
F. Shenderovich
H. Westwood
Local Personal Notes and Church Schedule Update
Miss Lily Crawley visits with her mother in town. Cpl Ken Adam spends furlough at home from Camp Borden. August church services moved to 2 pm due to tent meetings at Grandview. Tpr John Greenaway has arrived overseas safely. Mrs E S Vanstone and grandson Douglas Raynbird depart Winnipeg after two weeks at Madge Lake. LAC R T McBride stationed at 105 SFTS Dauphin spent weekend home. Shackletons and Prouses visit Kelvington family at Madge Lake.
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Bob. F. A. Heming
Prince Rupert
B.C
Ken Adam
Camp Borden
Ont
Charlie Broomfield
CNR
Pas
Free Methodist
Grandview
Tpr
John Greenaway
E. S. Vanstone
Douglas Raynbird
R. McBride
Madge Lake
Winnipeg
Lac R. T. McBride
Dauphin
Jas, Shackleton
P. Prouse
Merle Prouse
Kelvingtown
Sask
McBride
Roblin Ace Home From Frontline Air Service Eleven Canadians Honored
P O Robertson returns to Winnipeg on furlough after 45 day and night raids over North Africa and Sicily. He wears the American Air Force Medal earned with 25 Canadians in RAF units. He served in El Alamein, Mareth Line, and three Sicily missions. He notes Sicily bombing easier than North Africa and that raids occurred at 8 to 10 thousand feet. Robertson enlisted in 1940 finishing school. He is one of five brothers in the armed forces with Nelson in the RCAF overseas, Donald in the RCAF in Canada, and Chris with the Queens Own Cameron Highlanders in Canada.
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North Africa
Sicily
P.O. Robertson
Winnipeg
W. H. Robertsy
RAF
United States Army Air Force
Sfax
Tunisia
el Alamein
Mareth Line
Armed Forces
Nelson
RCAF
Donald
Canada
Chris
Queens Own Cameron Highlanders
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Mary E. Ritchie
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