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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 15, 1964
Page
2
The Canadian Arthritis and Rheumatism Society marks 16 years of work and urges donations to strengthen research and services. It notes 50,000 Canadians are severely disabled by arthritis and rheumatic diseases, with about 250,000 affected to varying degrees, predominantly in prime years of life.
Cold statistics reveal the struggle of a breadwinner and crippled children in a Manitoba family. The Society in Manitoba through its Brandon and Winnipeg branches offers mobile therapy and consultant services to rural residents. The Order of the Royal Purple Lodge in Roblin sponsors tag days October 16 and 17 to support Society projects.
The author argues that population growth will require doubling food clothing and shelter within thirty years and that automation is vital to meet these needs. They condemn resistance to automation, attribute unemployment to failure to adopt new methods, and urge embracing automation to avoid higher costs and to compete globally.
Enrolment at Manitoba teacher training institutions rises to a record 1079, beating last year. Education Minister George Johnson reports 616 at Manitoba Teacher's College in September and 159 at another college, about 30 more than the prior year.
Last year saw enrolment in Brandon elementary teacher training and education faculty courses at Manitoba and Brandon College. Dr. Johnson notes 108 students completed a 12 week first year of a three year summer faculty course, with graduates eligible for letters of authority after the first summer. The system expects about 8 780 teachers needed as enrolment grows, with 218 000 students this fall and 300 new classrooms yearly.
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