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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Oct 09, 1952
Page
9
Studies at the Forest Nursery Station found fall transplanting of evergreen seedlings shows no great harm compared with spring planting. The option was identified between August 7 and 4, with further work planned to confirm results. Fall planting is a viable alternative when spring work is not possible.
A farm column praises the Provincial Department of Highways for swift relief after erosion damage with culvert work and a rebuilt bank. The writer questions whether Windsor to Montreal will pass, notes aerial survey stakes, gravel spreading, cattle market prices, straw work, and a new kitten Mitchie White amid busy farm life.
The correspondent describes using drapery fabric for quilts spreads bags and rugs as they plan projects before pyjams rush in. Bob wanders the park observes black bears near an electric fence and notes distant mountain scenery.
In a park scene locals joke that Perry's wife dotes on him and even believes a parrot taught him to swear. Carter notes the witty chatter as the lighthearted exchange centers on the parrot and married life.
Careless disposal of lighted matches and tobacco debris poses serious fire risk. Keep matches away from children, use non combustible containers, provide ash trays, ensure matches or smokes are fully extinguished, avoid smoking in bed or in areas with No Smoking signs, and avoid striking matches in closets or garages.
A safety advisory warns that electrical origin causes about one in ten fires. Overloaded circuits heat wires, fuses must match circuit amperage, usually 15A, and faulty wiring should be repaired by a skilled electrician. Avoid exposed cords, undersized wires, and damaged insulation.
This notice warns that one in four or five fires stem from faulty chimneys and improper heating setups. It urges 18 inch clearance from walls, noncombustible bases, asbestos or UL listed shielding, annual chimney cleaning, careful maintenance, and safe operation to prevent destructive fires.
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