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Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Aug 29, 1946

Page

4

Of Interest to Women Help Homemakers at School Prep

Homemaking tips cover washable fabrics that resist fading and shrinkage. Advises color choices, room finishes, packing outfits, and simple, well cut shirtwaists for students. Includes sewing shields, ironing lamp tips, and care for wool clothing plus basic canning and pantry recipes.

Colon Ude

Harvest Mishap and Ginger Farm Reflections

A farm column recalls a near accident when a beam broke and a wagon shed tract dropped over a bundled hay load during harvest. The piece then shifts to harvest celebrations, local cinema, and a flurry of family travel plans and daily chores across Ginger Farm.

Earl of Egmont Farms Record Wheat Barley and Oats

A Calgary area farm of the Earl of Egmont on a 200 acre site grows seed grain including Red Hobes wheat Barley and Victory oats. The 100 acres of registered seed grain is expected to average near 50 bushels an acre. The Earl, born at Priddis Alta, ranches as a stock-raising venture and recently advertised the Priddis ranch for sale. He values modern farming and practical moisture, and owns land adjoining Epson Downs racecourse and properties in Ireland and England.

Edmontotn Alberta Calgary Earl of Egmont Earl Priddis Alta England Avoncastle Earls of

Stingless bees in Squamish provoked by foreign strain

Dominion apiarist C B Gooderham visited Squamish to test local bees. They stung him after it was found that a Lalian type of bee had been imported, training the natives to sting. Only traces of the stingless strain remain.

Squamish B.C C. B. Gooderham

Canadians need data on wage demands and lower income impact

The Scene argues that higher paid short hour workers seek raises that could depress prices and real wages for millions with fixed or low incomes. It calls for government study to quantify how many Canadians would suffer income cuts and how this would affect employment and the economy.

Industrial Relations Committee Canada Dominion

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