Silverton Notes Highlight Local Visits and Upcoming Institute
Silverton residents engaged in visits across towns including Calgary Brandon and Winnipeg while noting October events and an upcoming Sunday School Institute on November 14 at Foxwarren. The community extends sympathy for the Mather family and welcomes new Ontario settlers Iby and family. Local gatherings cover institute meetings at Bruce Evans home October 15 and library talks by Ruby Coulter with plans for Russell-Roblin convention in 1959.
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Watson Cochrane
United Grain Growers Convention
Calgary
Earle Keating
John Brown
Birtle
Vic Ferguson
Laurie
Allen Christopher
Brandon
Russ Coulter
Mervyn Coulter
Robert
Neepawa
Ken Matheson
W. M. Cochrane
Fred Hertlein
Andrew’s Farm
Silverton
Mather
Eeete Leh
Foxwarren
Bruce Evans
B. Evans
W. L. Keating
Ruby Coulter
Russell and District Regional
Russell
Silverton Institute
Rusell
Russell-Roblin
Cocherane
Four room house for rent in Russell area
Late classified notice for a four room house available to rent in Russell near a school. Contact phone 182W for details.
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Russell
Dropmore Notes Busy Week With Dances Craftsalong
Sunday morning departure announced for a minister to lead United Church at Sanford Manitoba. Local events include a Crafts Course in aluminum etching with attendees from Dauphin and Shellmouth, a whist drive at the community hall, and a Red Cross social at Castleavery school. Marjory Anne Pyott and Lorne Jamieson wed at Roblin with a large turnout and reception, the couple planning a Moose Jaw honeymoon.
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United Church
Sanford
Man
Geo. Petz
Ed. Seebach
Dennis
Kelowna
Velma Ried
Dauphin
Castlesvery
Dropmore
Dropmore Junior Red Cross
Gilbert Anderson
Pat Nichols
Jesse Wardle
Bowswan River
Castleavery ‘School
Rd.c. G
Jessie Pyott
Bonnie
Connie Bruce
Allan Jamieson
Robert Pyott
Garnett Jamieson
Local visitors from Gerald and Edmonton
Millwood residents Frank Hermansky and Laddie Martinosky visited Mrs. C. Bily on Sunday. Harold, Wendel and David Won drasek with Lloyd Farmer of Spy Hill spent the weekend with friends in Moose Jaw and Regina. Mr and Mrs Jack Burt and baby of Edmonton are guests at Mr and Mrs G H Heap’s home.
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Frank Hermansky
Laddie Martinosky
Gerald
C. Bily
Harold
Wendel
David Wondrasek
Lloyd Farmer
Spy Hill
Moose Jaw
Regina
Jack Burt
Baby
Edmonton
G. H Heap
President's Address Continues Poem On Work And Learning
A continuation of a poem on a young boy's schooling and ambitions contrasts desires for reading and writing with a parental wish for deeper skills. It then turns to reflections on teachers and work ethics, featuring a fable of workers: a mortar mixer, a dollar earner, and the artist building a cathedral, questioning whether teachers are building a life or a legacy.
Remembering children in teaching and salaries
A speaker argues child first in education, criticizes delinquents from bad homes, warns against large allowances and premature Royal Commission reports. He urges teachers who love children, patience, and persistence to produce good citizens and to attract artists not artisans to the profession.
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Royal Commission
Eelise
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F. Clement & Sons
General Motors Products
RADIO
Jim Cochrane
Winnipeg
Mrs. al. Ross
California
Alwyn Coulter
Toronto
Alwyn
The
W. Kieper
R. Pritchard
Ieper
Silverton Hall
Doris Cochrane
N. A. Robertson
McAuley
Rocanville
Esquimalt
United States
Millwood
Manitoba Bureau of ‘Travel and Publicity
Manitoba
Bureau OF Travel and Publicly
Dept. of Induory & Commerce
Fina
Smellie Bros
Russell Bakery
Westinghouse
MAXUM
Imperial
1.H.C
Atlas
Russell Farm Equipment
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