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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Oct 09, 1952
Page
19
Studies from the Forest Nursery Station on fall transplanting evergreen seedlings show no increase in survival compared with spring planting. The optimal fall window was found between August 7 and August 15, 1980, though more research is needed to confirm findings. When spring planting is not possible, fall transplanting is a viable alternative, with adequate supply of evergreen seedlings necessary.
The writer commends the Provincial Department of Highways for swift response to farm erosion from spring floods. An inspector visited within two weeks and repairs began within four, including ditch deepening and a stone wall. The piece also notes ongoing highway survey stakes and general busy farm life with crops, livestock, and a new kitten.
The note mentions drapery fabrics suitable for quilts aprons bags and rugs. It recalls pyjama repairs before cold weather and a trip where bears were seen near Langer Park. Bob describes a 6000 foot ascent and scenery described as beyond description amid colorful yet dull surroundings.
In the park a man named Carter remarks that Perry’s wife adores her husband and even claims the parrot learned to swear from him. The humorous exchange highlights the couple and a talking parrot as the centerpiece of the scene.
The notice warns that discarded lighted matches and smoking materials can start fires causing loss of life and property. It urges precautions including childproofing matches, ample ashtrays, fully extinguishing embers, avoiding smoking in bed, and not striking matches in closets or garages.
An instructional notice warns that electrical fires come from overloaded or defective circuits. It cautions using correct fuse amperage, usually 15 amps, and avoiding tampered safety features. It advises hiring a skilled electrician for repairs and avoiding loose or exposed wires and damaged cords.
Fire prevention tips for heating appliances emphasize keeping stoves and furnaces 18 inches from walls, using noncombustible bases, insulating walls, and asbestos shielding. Regular chimney cleaning, prompt repairs, safe furnace operation, and proper disposal of ashes are advised along with safe actions if clothing catches fire.
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