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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 28, 1946
Page
1
Robt. H. Wellwood of the Manitoba Teachers' Society argues that Rural permit teachers and recruitment woes stem from pay tenure and promotion limits. He urges establishing larger School Areas to meet salary, security, and advancement needs, claiming other provinces show success.
News recounts the year s opening of Parliament with Earl of Athlone and Princess Alice attending. A farewell address honors the retiring governor general. The Speech from the Throne critiques housing and unemployment and outlines production goals. Debate covers espionage, reconversion, and UNO support.
The Roblin and District Board of Trade met March 18 at Kelso Cranwell store. Minutes approved. Committee on rink progress. Requests to CN Rail for night operator and automatic signals at crossings. Prizes for J J Collins creamery praised. Ideas to contact Bank of Toronto Swan River Benito on bus service. Manitoba Motor Transit Brandon on transit. Phone service to Merridale and San Clara to be studied. Delegation to Shell River and Hillsburg to push south boundary road. Petitions to Minister Eric Willis to keep north road open in winter and raise snow fences.
Voters are reminded to check the voters roll of their municipality and cast ballots on Thursday April 11 in the Large School election. The notice stresses the privilege of voting and prompts residents to participate.
The by law is to be voted by electors listed on the List of Electors. Tenants and families may vote if named on the list. missing names can be certified at the poll. Rural schools do not share high school costs. Class A pays one third of secondary education costs, the rest borne by the Province.
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