How to ease eye strain from television viewing
Eye strain from TV is often due to preexisting vision issues rather than screen radiation. Suggestions include proper lighting, warming up the TV, seating position, regular eye rests, and maintaining a 6 to 10 foot viewing distance. If discomfort persists, consult an eye specialist and consider prescribed glasses or blue light absorbing viewing glasses.
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Leeuwenhoek pioneer of microscopy and microbes
Anton van Leeuwenhoek of Delft is described as perhaps the first to see bacteria, a microbe hunter whose lens making and use of the microscope opened the world to unseen life. His work laid groundwork for microbiology and contributed to improvements in spectacles.
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Butter Industry Faces Shifting Canadian Market
Dairy expert D B Goodwillie told the Ontario Creamery men’s Association in Toronto that Canada’s butter industry hinges on how producers adapt to changing production and marketing conditions. He noted plant consolidations, dry skim milk shortages in 1957, rising butter oil acceptance, and predicts 1958 production may surpass 1955 to balance consumption.
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Prince Edward Island
Quebec
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Saskatchewan
Alberta
Canadian credit unions expand across Canada in 1956
The 1956 annual report from Economics Division, Canada Department of Agriculture, Ottawa, shows 1,899,477 members served by 4,191 unions with assets of 768 million dollars. Savings rose to 704 million. loans increased by about 60 million. Quebec led in assets per member at 496, Saskatchewan 449. All provinces except Prince Edward Island saw loan increases.
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Gus Kenderdine Paintings Displayed at Local Library
The Swift Current Public Library opened a first exhibition of 25 oil and charcoal wash paintings by Saskatchewan artist Gus Kenderdine. The opening featured the artist’s daughter Mrs. O. Beamish, who highlighted the Glenbow Foundation of Calgary as the sponsor.
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Gus Kenderdine
Swift Current Public Library
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D. D. D. Prescription Promises Quick Eczema Relief
A fast acting remedy claims to soothe raw itchy eczema caused by irritation and scalp itching. The greaseless formula promises relief from itch and irritation with a 39 cent trial bottle and money back satisfaction. Ask your druggist for D D D Prescription today.
Balloon Flight Chronicle Opens in France in 1782
The record notes the first known balloon ascent occurred in 1782 in France marking a pivotal moment in aviation history. The event is tied to early experiments that showcased the potential of lighter than air flight and inspired future developments in travel and science.
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Crochet Cap and Scarf Pattern Request
Crochet directions for cap, mittens, and scarf sized 6 to 12 years. Pattern number 7342. Send thirty five cents in coins with name, address to Household Arts Department, Department P.P.L., 60 Front Street, Toronto.
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Household Arts Department
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Doukhobors weigh move to Russia amid mixed plans
Sons of Freedom spokesmen led by John Chernoff head to Ottawa and possibly Russia to scout relocation sites. Bill Modjelsky claims 2500 Doukhobors favor emigration with many Orthodox members likely to join. USCC members in Canada doubt mass travel. Siberian sites cited with skepticism over religious freedom for the young. Sorokin in South America reportedly approves the return, tape interview said to record his support. Grand Forks, BC notes.
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Stefan Sorokin
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New Oyen Arena to Open February First
The new arena in Oyen built in 1954 will officially open February 1. Previously used by the Alberta Wheat Pool for grain storage the facility saw up to 140000 bushels stored. Cost is about 35000 raised by local enterprises and voluntary work. Work continues on ground leveling and flooding prep for winter skating hockey curling and summer carnivals.
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Alberta Wheat Pool
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Hanna, Alta
Tape Relay Centres in Canada Boost Telegraph Speed
Dilip 197, Canaten sational Telegraphs placed in operation tape relay centres at Winnipeg and Vancouver. These relay cen tres greatly speed the service and effect substantial economies in message relay handling.
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Vancouver
Gimli Opens Waterworks After Long Effort and Modernization
Premier Campbell officiated at Gimli’s waterworks ceremonial opening on December 30 with a 4 pm ribbon cutting. The $352,000 project introduces 16 miles of sewer and water lines, replacing artesian wells, as officials praise modernization and community progress.
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JD L. Campbell
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R. W. Bend
Barney Egilson
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Selkirk, Man
Tax discount system boosts Bassano tax prepayments
For the fifth year Bassano offers prepayment discounts on current taxes. A 10 percent reduction applies to payments before January 31 and 8 percent for payments by February 28. The Bulletin, Brooks, Alta, notes an average 50 percent of current taxes are collected by February end.
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