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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 01, 1949
Page
2
The piece urges readers to evaluate the broader role of schooling beyond individual children, warning against narrow views of public education. It argues that concern should extend to guaranteeing that education in Canada provides all children with the training desired, not just one’s own offspring.
A special Shell River Rural Municipality meeting on August 19 1949 proposed building a road as first planned through Section 28 and east of Sections 28 and 33 north of Sections 34 35 and 36 in Township 27 Range 28 with the Reeve Diamond presiding and council unanimously carrying the motion. Signatures include Luchuk Gamey Boyce McCrea and Diamond.
Dauphin resident Miss Beryl Paiement visits Mrs. J. H. Abercrombie while Yorkton visitors call on Mrs. Walter Krupp. Congrats to Douglas Hackney and his wife on their new baby girl. Ill James Appel shows improvement. Charles Stone wins prizes at Kamsack Flower Show. Guests from Russell and Montreal visit Abercrombie. Roblin orchestra plays at a Friday dance. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Homenhuk and family Shaye move to Roblin after years here. United Church service decor features, choir sings, and minister Brown solos. many attendees from outside communities.
Miss Helen Large left for Melita to teach this year and Miss Norene Traub departed for Norway House to resume teaching. Mrs. J. M. Childs of Sylvania Sask is visiting her sister Mrs. W. A. S. Beattie. Mrs. W. H. Heaps and Mrs. D. Lindsay spent time at Ministik Beach. Mr. and Mrs. King from the east coast visit at John Arnott’s home. Mrs. W. H. Allen and three children from The Pas return home after two weeks with Mrs. Allen’s mother Mrs. B. I. Spear. Sympathy extended to Mr. and Mrs. Duffy family in bereavement. School opened Tuesday with two new teachers Miss Jean Rudneski and Mr. Maurice Chomica. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bradford and daughter Joy of Carberry were in town renewing acquaintances after a Sunday visit. Bradfords will move to Kipling soon as Mr Bradford takes over the station.
Deepdale School reopened on Tuesday August 30 with Miss Joyce Eslinger in charge. Heather McKenzie visited recently at aunt Mrs G Gove’s home. Brian Lomax returned home from holidays with grandmother Mrs N Fagerland. The Styba family toured to Norquay Saskatchewan to see Mrs Styba’s parents. Beverly Ann Ayer born at Sacred Heart hospital Russell. W I met at Mrs D J Rink’s home with delegate Mrs L Joliffe speaking. Mrs Roberts and others visited Grandview and attended the Horticulural Show at Yorkton.
Last Tuesday the Grand Narrows Walker School opened with Miss Louise Boyce directing. Mrs. O Wilson spent the week in Togo aiding in nursing her ill father Mr. J Appel. Mrs Carroll and children and Miss Mable Fillmore of Winnipeg have returned to the city after a holiday stay.
Mrs. Billy Maguire spent Monday with Mrs. Isabel Irvine. Maynard Dixon of Grand Narrows is spending holidays with Mr. and Mrs. B. Dixon. Mr. and Mrs. J. Lawrence of Togo visited with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. M. Liberty and Hazel Liberty of Walkerton were also mentioned. Miss Ruby Irvine, Mrs. F, are listed in a social notes fragment.
Wallace and Mrs J Irvine visited Mrs Isabel Irvine on Sunday. Erburn and Mr and Mrs J Dixon and family of Grand Narrows visited Mrs L Maguire. N Dixon and T Dixon visited Mr and Mrs B Dixon. M Maguire and baby left for Winnipeg after two weeks with L Maguire. Halauchak of Edmonton visited L Maguire last week. L Maguire Arlene and M Maguire and baby visited T Dixon at Grand Narrows. Olive Irvine of Togo Earl Linderbeck of Dauphin and Gordon Don of Grand Narrows visited Stan Irvine on Sunday.
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