Tomato transplant imports into Windsor Ont heavy with inspections
Imported tomato transplants from the southern United States through Windsor Ontario totaled 1 449 175 plants over three and a half weeks ending June with shipments valued at 268 502 dollars. Georgia led origins with some from Mississippi. Canada hired extra inspectors and maintained extended service. Nematode and disease findings prompted plant destruction and land plowing. three shipments contained Meloidogyne species and early blight traces. A separate Quebec import from Virginia involved trace Meloidogyne arenaria with some infected plants destroyed. A Canadian survey noted arthritis prevalence in one in twenty people.
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United States
Windsor
Ont
Georgia
Mississppi
Canada
Department of Agrculture Ga
Georgia Department of Agriculture
Valley Field
Quebec
Virginia
Plant Protection Division
Montreal
Pattern ad for Misses' coat and dress pattern 4670
Summers pattern ad offers Misses' sizes 22 14 16 13 20 with a double breasted line and large collar. Includes 3% yards 39 inch fabric and printed directions. Send 50 cents in coins for pattern 4670 Arne Adams Pattern Dept Toronto address listed.
Simple burns care rules for parents and children
The article outlines quick burn care steps to reduce injury in kids. It warns homes pose fire risks and stresses supervision, preventing matches and flames. It explains burn degrees and advises antiseptic ointment for mild burns, and to seek a doctor for deep second or third degree burns due to shock and infection risks.
Royal Canadian National unveils low fares for western travelers
CNR announced special Western fares for the Royal Winter Fair in Toronto in November. The all inclusive tour from Calgary to Winnipeg costs 174 dollars, with other cities like Saskatoon 152, Regina 147, Brandon 136, and Winnipeg 12. The package includes return rail fare, lower berth, meals, five nights at the King Edward Hotel, fair entry, horse show seat, Toronto tour, Casa Loma visit, and Niagara Falls excursion. The Bran don and Winnipeg departures begin November 14, others a day earlier.
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Canadian National Railways
Toronto
King Edward Hotel
Casa Loma
Niagara Falls
Calgary
Edmonton
Butter Oil Output Highlighted by Dairy Officials
A Western Canada butter maker, noted by the Dairy Products Division of the Canada Department of Agriculture, is producing a sizable portion of its output as butter oil for use later in ice cream and other products.
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Western
Canada
Dairy Products Division
Canada Department of Agriculture
Princess Margaret Names Axel Heiberg Range After Visit
Prime Minister Diefenbaker read a message from Princess Margaret to the Commons expressing gratitude for Canada’s welcome during a month long tour. She notes a sense of sadness at departure and proudly says the principal mountain range on Axel Heiberg Isle will bear her name, marking a memorable visit.
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RCAF
Yarmouth
N.S
Princess Margaret
Queen Elizabeth
Prince Philip
Canada
Diefenbaker
The
Commons
Axel
Water from Jordan Used in Swift Current Baptism
Patricia Helena Mann, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mann, was christened at St. Stephen's Anglican Church Swift Current using Jordan River water. The water traveled from Toronto where it was brought by great-aunt Miss M Nickell for the ceremony conducted last Sunday by Canon E A C Hackman.
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Jordan
St. Stephen's Anglican Church
Swift Current
E. A. C. Hackman
Patricia Helena
Robert Mann
Miss M. Nickell
Toronto
the News
Maple Creek
Sask
Kindersley Triumphs in Editorial Page Award Glory
The Clarion celebrates first in its circulation class and wins the editorial page trophy at a weekend convention. The editor credits district support, advertising and readers, noting his father would be proud and congratulating the staff and correspondents for making prize winning possible.
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Clarion
Editorial Page
Reids
Kindersley
RSR
Service with a smile from Pembina Triangle Progress
A short opinion piece extols smiling as a practical tool to win and keep customers. It argues friendliness attracts patrons, noting shoppers and clients prefer stores or banks where staff seem glad to see them and show genuine interest.
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Pembina Triangle
Winkler
Saskatchewan Roadside Picnic Sites Expansion Planned
A network of roadside picnic sites is to be developed this summer along Saskatchewan highways. Sask Tourist Director Harvey Dryden notes main tourist routes will host sites with local groups and individuals contributing. The program already shows strong local support, with farmers and boards of trade aiding in Moosomin, Swift Current, and North Battleford areas.
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Saskatchewan
Harvey Dryden
Sask
Mr. Dry
Moosomin
Board of Trade
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