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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 18, 1962
Page
5
A critique of modern news bites favors shorter digest style over long form reporting. The piece laments loss of context and argues for a balance that preserves clarity while inviting readers to think, noting Tarzan discourse and shifting editorial tones.
Letters were mailed to 24 Manitoba school boards seeking cooperation in a three year trial of the general course for high schools to begin in September 1962. Hon Stewart E McLean said the first phase followed 1961 testing of three grade 10 subjects. He noted about 1,000 students in 30 to 40 grade 10 classes in urban and rural schools will participate.
Molson announces appointments at Molson Brewery Port Garry and related plants. Tomate and Hoeschen take top posts, with Hoeschen moving from Port Garry Director to general manager duties. Wain handles marketing in Ontario as the firm reshapes leadership across Western and Prairie divisions in Calgary and Saskatoon.
The minister announced a new grade 10 general course as an alternative to university entrance. It requires eight subjects yearly, with 42 weekly hours in English and composition, social studies, math, science, and additional time for physical education and guidance. Students may transfer with 60 percent average, and parental permission needed for experimental classes.
Seed data discuss Russell variety crossing with Jubilee in Ontario and Saskatchewan, noting higher disease resistance to Septoria and strong performance in cooperative tests. It compares Russel to Garry and Jatra, cites seed scarcity for Jubilee barley, and mentions Saskatchewan as a potential seed source for multiplication.
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