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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 20, 1973
Page
1
A driver's plea urges parents and schools to reinforce student conduct to help bus drivers focus on safety. The letter argues constant misbehavior and vandalism divert attention, risking accidents, and calls for public support of dedicated drivers and joint safety efforts.
The Oak River U C W met September 4 with Vice president Mrs Paddock presiding. A net $338.28 from fair meals was reported and 4 quilts were on hand. A Fall Thank offering was set for Oct 15 and a Rum mage Sale planning committee was formed. Next meeting is Nov 6.
A Manitoba survey shows 1085 teachers left in a year while a surplus of 600 could not find jobs. The report highlights 359 with 11 plus years of experience leaving and many taking early retirement. Discontent stems from classroom discipline, shifting education goals, and weak direction, not pay.
Neighbors and former Lavinia district friends gathered at Phyllis Knight’s home on September 14 to present Helen Taylor with gifts and best wishes for her new Brandon residence. Lunch was served and guests enjoyed the visit. Helen invited attendees to call at 822 Lorne Ave East Brandon.
Canadian universities have found rapeseed meal yields satisfactory results in laying hen and broiler rations at recommended levels. The ongoing Glenlea Research Station faba bean tests involve silage and meal evaluations, with 6 to 59 tons of material set for winter feeding trials to assess nutritional value and processing improvements.
Reggies Ramblings notes that 16 of 31 NDP members join the cabinet, questions Premier Schreyer's ability to place backbenchers in new roles, and remarks that a genuine backbencher not holding a ministerial post is rare and valued for respect over popularity.
Mrs. Catto returned home from Swift Current last week. Her daughter Mrs. W Quinn visited with Mrs. Ann Tait and stayed several days. Several Manitoba residents including Mrs D Sutherland and Mrs J Lewis visited in the area. Mr Fraser Smith of Flin Flon called on his mother Mrs J Smith. Kenton and Winnipeg visitors Mrs B Montgomery and daughter, Mr Bill McMillan and daughter-in-law also called on Mrs Smith. Mr Neil Arthur from Ontario visited his mother Mrs M Arthur. Ken Morris from Winnipeg visited grandma Morris with his wife and child.
Fall fashion centers on the put-together-look with cardigans as suit jackets, soft draping fabrics, and wraps. Leather and fur trim appear in battle jackets, plaid coats, and homespun touches. colors favor soft leather blues browns and camel. Coats, corduroy, and coordinated fabrics drive kids and teens wardrobes with neat prints and updated silhouettes for school wear.
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