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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 20, 1973
Page
1
A school bus driver voice calls for parents and schools to stop blaming drivers for incidents beyond their control. The text stresses safer driving, student discipline, and the need for cooperation to uphold safety while meeting strict schedules and keeping riders orderly.
Angry mother criticizes trustees for abolishing corporal punishment arguing it harms discipline and respect for law. The column surveys graffiti as art, fashion snickers, and a C Red social comment on media, politics, and youth behavior. It urges bus safety and driver support to cut accidents.
Dr. Lloyd Campbell of the University protests criticisms of rapeseed meal in poultry rations. He cites extensive Canadian university research supporting continued use in laying hens and broilers, noting improving quality and lower cost, with isolated negative results not justifying broad condemnation.
Notes describe an appraisal program at Glenlea Research Station evaluating faba bean varieties as whole plants for meat and silage. A 15 acre field seeded May 15, Treflan treated, shows adequate growth and clean stand. Six and five ton lots of early cut and stored silage at 35 percent dry matter will feed trials this winter.
Mrs. Catto returned home from Swift Current last week, accompanied by Mrs. V. Quinn and Mrs. Ann Tait who visited for a few days. Mrs. D. Sutherland visited friends at Arrow River, while Mrs. J. Lewis of Brandon stayed with Mrs. H. Levins. Mrs. W. Campbell spent a Winnipeg visit with her son. Tower 2 of Flin Flon called on his mother Mrs. J. Mont dau ghter from Kenton and Winnipeg also Mr. Bill McMillan and daughter-in-law, Mrs. Don McMillan called on Mrs. Smith Sunday. Neil Arthur from Ontario visited his mother Mrs. M. Arthur. Mr. and Mrs. Morris called on grandma Morris from Winnipeg.
Home Ec notes the 1973 fall style called the put-together-look with cardigans doubling as jackets and fur trim limited to one area. Calm color dominates leather blues and browns, with plaids and checks in knits, plus corduroy and denim in coats and pants. Dresses lean toward jumper silhouettes and co-ordinate fabrics for a neat, tailored result.
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