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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 18, 1979
Page
1
The Manitoba Association of School Trustees calls on provincial school boards to take a more active role in values education. It notes that schools should assume a minimal role at times and a broader, value shaping function at others.
A discussion on leading schools to embody core moral values, stressing respect for others, property, laws, and family. It argues teachers will make value judgments, endorses ethical conduct, and clarifies that parents and churches hold primary responsibility while schools support family education when needed.
Continuation of the article notes Lagoon in the new development area of the trailer court. The council thanks Mr. Alec Borne for excellent yard cleanup. Licenses issued at the meeting were to Mr. Edgar Nernberg for contracting and Mr. Ray Yury for electrical work.
Blaine Murray found the crash scene near Grand Narrows district and alerted police en route to his home after the collision. The transfer to Yorkton hospital is noted as part of the incident.
The Local Government District of Park held a July 9 1979 meeting in Russell with Reeve R Novalkowski presiding. Minutes adopted. building permits to be issued district wide from July 15 1979. several by laws passed. leases approved. recreation and liquor permit actions noted. committees formed to review subdivisions. accounts listed. next meeting set for August 13 1979.
Obituary notices detail the July 8 1979 death of Fredrick Thomas Curle 59 of Thunder Bay born Roblin Manitoba Allied with Sask Wheat Pool 34 years Legion Royal Canadian Legion Branch 5 and WWII service. Funeral July 6 in Thunder Bay with Legion auspices. Also notes Tinnie Koski 60 of Roblin died July 2 1979 with services July 5 at St John Ukrainian Orthodox Church Shell Valley interment Parish Cemetery.
A columnist jokes about supermarkets switching to the metric system for groceries while arguing prices will stay the same. The piece uses humorous asides about baloney and measurement reform.
Roblin resident and four brothers and two sisters are named in the notice. Ed ward Koski of Roblin and James Tokar of Winnipeg are two sons. Doreen Hayther of Birch River and Mary McLauchlan of McCreary are two daughters. Brothers Tom Antosh Roblin Nick and Pete Antosh Burnaby John Antosh Vancouver. Sisters Flor ence Onofrechuk Winnipeg Christy Wowchuk Roblin. Nine grandchildren and many friends recall her fondly.
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