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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 07, 1951
Page
1
In Psalm 18 gentleness can make people great not force. The speaker urges parents to form children’s minds with reason and tolerance, shaping future leaders through home life. Lincoln is cited as Gentleness differs from power, and the home can mold world impact by faith in God and goodwill to all.
Graduation exercises at Goose Lake Collegiate were held in Memorial Hall on Friday June 1. The program opened with a grad procession followed by O Canada and an invocation by Dr J Carlyle Parker. Principal J S Helgason presided as chairman and Mayor R McBride and School Board chair W J Ward offered greetings. Adele Maslove performed a piano solo and Rev W S McDonald gave the address to the graduates stressing duty to those who died for their country and the call to consecration. Garland Lalibertie received the Governor General's medal, followed by School Choir songs. Doris Edwards delivered the valedictory and Wayne Kines offered a reply with a gift to her from the class. National Anthem and recessional concluded the ceremony before dancing.
Sewing clubs at Roblin Collegiate showcased a year of work on May 30 with a fashion show, song, poetry reading, square dancing, and duets. Seventeen girls, eight red ribbons, and many boys displayed craft projects while leaders praised efforts and announced future rallies and camps.
May 30 marked Achievement Day as the French Knots sewing class and the boys woodwork class displayed work for parents and friends. Mrs Clff McArthur directed the French Knots and Mr T C Meadows led the woodwork class with a program featuring a musical number.
Roger William Riis offers a defense of humanity, asserting the species has advanced rather than ruined the world. He casts humans as unique, self-reliant, guiding themselves by gentleness and practical ideals, noting our self directed standards and honesty.
The passage extols decency with 99 percent purity and contrasts silence with mystery. It claims people create cheerful songs, move with jig time, and face life and fate with a smile. It praises those who pursue beauty, noting a solitary human discovery of beauty.
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