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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 31, 1993
Page
12
The Birdtail River School Division initiates phase one of a five year technology upgrade to improve access for students. Over five years total investment reaches 220000 with equalized funding from schools and the board based on student population.
Canadians discarded about 13 billion junk mail items last year with roughly 44 percent unopened. Canada Post earns about a quarter of its income from junk mail and shows no signs of slowing the practice. Readers can request no junk mail via Recycling Council of Ontario or remove their names from marketing lists through the Canadian Direct Marketing Association.
Teaching children to be street smart should be a gradual process that builds healthy awareness without inducing fear. Begin early by explaining why rules matter, pointing out risks, landmarks, safe routes, and proper bus entry and exit, and walking with them to school to reinforce safe crossings.
Manitoba Telephone System crews work in the Kenton area to install 151 kilometres of cable for private lines. The Service for the Future project, a $800 million plan, aims to end multi party lines in Manitoba by 1996 and expand toll free areas, with Glen Treffry stating the program will modernize service for urban and rural Manitobans.
The article explains how to stop junk mail by contacting the Mail Preference Service and the Direct Marketing Association in New York. It also advises writing the issuing store, recycling envelopes, and placing newsprint with blue box paper, noting an environmental benefit if 200000 people opt out.
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