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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 22, 1964
Page
4
A jumble of numbered crossword hints mentions clues such as Nation of Arable, Place 8, Fluid roc, Black sticky substance, Hollow grass, Male singing voice, Shoreside attempt, Disperse, Satisfy, Unemployed to drink a scar word, Simple, Heed coverings, Obtain, Paradise.
Fort Simpson in the Northwest Territories proves sweet corn can mature with polyetherene mulch and high phosphate fertilizer. W A Russell of CDA’s Fort Simpson farm notes 12 inch hills under clear mulch, 60 pounds acre of 11 48 0 fertilizer, and sheltering is needed. Arctic First from Manitoba shows best northward potential, but farming beyond Fort Simpson remains unlikely.
Canada operates a joint inspection system by the Board of Grain Commissioners and the Plant Protection Division to ensure pest free grain for domestic use and export. Regular checks on elevators, transfer houses, and shipments, plus fumigation when infestation is found, have sharply reduced infestations from wartime levels to present low rates across terminals and ships.
Two Cambridge University crews row on the River Cam as part of preparation for the annual race against Oxford. Crews A and B train together to form the final eight who will challenge Oxford University.
At Confederation era Irish in Canada stood second to French Canadians. Today Irish origin Canadians are fourth in number, following French, English, and Scottish descent.
An explanation of a camera as a light tight box with a lens shutter iris and adjustable distance to focus, detailing how light patterns form an image on film, and how latent records are developed. It covers negative and positive processes, development, safelights, fixation, and enlarging to produce viewable prints.
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