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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 21, 1931
Page
8
The article calls for broad cooperation among citizens and teachers of Mani Toba to implement a more intelligent, planned program for schools. It argues changes in practice and administration must meet modern life demands, replacing old methods with constructive approaches, while linking curriculum to real problems and addressing varied abilities and needs of Canadian children.
Ralph Connor and Leibnitz quote highlight teachers as pivotal to national destiny and citizenship. The piece argues 85 percent of school value rests with teachers and urges well trained, enthusiastic educators in all schools for child development.
Tummell Seeding is well on the way and nearly completed. The W I meeting at Mrs C Kines last Thursday drew strong attendance. Fires rage in the Assina home hills endangering farm property. caution urged in dry weather. Last Wednesday youths gathered at the cemetery and sowed the culti-
Mrs Lloyd of Vancouver visits Rochdale with her son Charlie and t ee er, sharing a pleasant time with old friends. She plans to return to British Columbia on Saturday accompanied by her son.
Victoria Day observed as public holiday. Roblin Brass Band hosts a Monster Dance to honor Arnott Bros born June 5. Shell River Agricultural Society fair prize list due July 21. WMS meeting May 12 at United Church. Mrs Kern reports on WAM-S conference in Winnipeg in April. Harry Keeler turns 95 May 23 and remains a longtime district resident since 1882. Skating and curling rink fire narrowly contained Tuesday night by extinguishers. roof blaze on northeast corner was stopped promptly.
The notices announce a Holy Communion at 3 30 p m conducted by Rev J Norris. No morning service. Sunday School at 12 a m. Silverwood Schoolhouse service at 3 p m and Evening service at 7 30 p m. Salvation Army meeting at Merridale School on May 24 weather permitting.
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