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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 31, 1973
Page
6
Rev. D J M McCrindle argues against casual drug use while critiquing society for promoting addiction. He notes tobacco and alcohol as the two most harmful legal drugs, surveys various narcotics and stimulants, and warns that media and social norms push youths toward harmful substances. He urges reevaluating drug prohibitions and stresses personal restraint.
Reggie's Ramblings notes Manitoba's crown corporation has spent nearly $1 million with no worthwhile mineral discoveries, questioning the value of outsiders funding risky ventures. A Haiti police order banning long hair for men lacks a stated reason. A Vancouver women’s conference urges fiat for youth grants and equal opportunities for women and men.
Volunteers with the Canadian Cancer Society meet to sew cancer dressings and deliver them to patients. Last year 12,194 patients received these dressings, showing the impact of local service. Call your local unit to help.
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