Parlor game builds on chairs and players
A traditional parlour game begins with a group of players, a circle of chairs set at one less than the number of players, and a missing source of suspense or music guiding the passing.
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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 21, 1977
Page
5
A traditional parlour game begins with a group of players, a circle of chairs set at one less than the number of players, and a missing source of suspense or music guiding the passing.
The piece argues ministerial instability in Ottawa erodes democratic control as deputy ministers run ministries. It notes frequent turnover from 1966 onward, cites Post Office and National Revenue as especially volatile, and warns that civil servants threaten elected oversight and the public's democratic ideals.
The Canadian Federation of Independent Business presents a policy editorial urging smaller scale approaches and practical, business friendly reforms. It advocates lower burdens and targeted support to boost small firms and entrepreneurship.
An error in the December issue noted the Roblin Credit Union donated Co op Event trophies, not Park Way Co op. It lists Bruce Davis as Vice-President and Neil Stewart as President of the Farmers Club. Orest Ziolkoski of Goose Lake High School receives the Silver Jubilee Award for service across education and arts groups. Merry Christmas and best wishes for 1978 are conveyed to teachers in Intermountain School Division No. 36.
The executive pledges support and cooperation for Fifty and Over with ongoing cooperation promised and further developments to follow.
The Lions Centre for Multi-handicapped Deaf children has been operating for over a year and now offers analysis and rehabilitation for learning disabilities in school age children, focusing on early intervention and inclusive education.
The Multi handicapped Deaf Program operates for two years with strong rehabilitation results. The Lions Centre for Communication Disorders opens with Health Sciences Centre and the University of Manitoba Medical School to advance research and treatment of speech and hearing disorders. The centre aims to provide Western Canada’s most advanced care. A 30- CAROL FESTIVAL featured Christmas music and a gift to Mr Ziprick from the School Choir for his directing work. St Vlad’s Boys Choir could not participate due to flu.
Mr. Harris notes good news as Parkland Music Festival is interested in carrying on the Carol Festival, signaling a hopeful continuation of the event.
The department reports welding electrical accounting and advanced accounting courses are fully subscribed and still open for enrolment. Early enrolment is advised. The staff extend Christmas and New Year wishes.
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