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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 09, 1945
Page
5
The Manitoba teachers urge trustees to provide modern school facilities. They stress libraries, shop space and health rooms, active parent teacher groups, and community centres. Adequate funding, federal and provincial aid, and new tax methods are needed for effective operations.
The text stresses proper employer employee relations in schooling. It argues that handling arrested pupil development sub normal children discipline and a balance of academics and extracurriculars requires mutual understanding to achieve stable efficient education.
Article urges Britons to eat less meat as Britain ships meat reserves to Europe. Cites US and Canada efforts to aid Britain and promotes vegetable farming. Lists high vitamin vegetables such as broccoli and spinach and notes nutrients can be lost with improper cooking. Encourages housewives to grow produce.
The text emphasizes learning how to cook vegetables to preserve nutrients. It notes that a nutritious vegetable stew can be a complete meal and a fitting dish for any table.
Telegram from Ottawa celebrates Germany's surrender and urges Canadians to fund the Eighth Victory Loan to support veterans and continue WW II efforts. Unit objective 550000, sales to date 302000. Hamiota objective 250000, sales 155000.
At Victoria Hospital Winnipeg a son Dennis Kirk was born Tuesday May 1 1945 to Corps overseas and Mrs W J McFaren nee Marjorie Kirk. At Grace Hospital Winnipeg a daughter Sharon Lila was born Saturday April 28 1945 to Sgt and Mrs Walter Whyte.
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