To Fertilize or Not Fertilize On The Saskatchewan Farm
Saskatchewan farmers face low wheat prices as soil specialists and Ag Reps urge balanced farming. The Agricultural Information Division highlights fertilizer value, silage, pasture plans, and new dugout filtration ideas. It notes 36 community pastures, 40 000 cattle, 25 000 farmers using them, and fence post treatments while stressing safety signs and winter feed readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ag- Reps
Saskatchewan Advisory Fertilizer Council
Frank Shaw
al Laughland
Lands Branch
Frank
Calder-Togo
Kamsack
Canora
Grill Lake
Unity
Ag. Rep
Agricultural Information Division
Sask
Dept. of Agriculture
Tomatoes on straw bales experiment in Hertfordshire
Workers at the Lee Valley Experimental Horticultural Station in Hertfordshire use straw bales on plastic film soaked with balanced fertilizer to ferment then plant tomatoes in a virus-free medium. This method avoids tomato mosaic virus from prior crops via root residues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Valley Experimental Horticultural Station
Herts
New Filling Material Bonds With Tooth Color
A new filling material shows promise for dental restorations in North America. Dr. Richard Roydhouse of the University of British Columbia says the material blends with tooth color and strengthens the tooth by forming a chemical bond, offering an almost invisible, durable option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North America
Richard Roydhouse
U of B.C
Vancouver
Suffocation in Doctor Office After Penicillin Injection
Mrs. George Wilson, 33, of Toronto, mother of two, died after her throat swelled following a penicillin injection during a visit for her children's cold treatment. Firemen used an inhalator but could not restore her breathing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wilson
Mrs. Wilson
Toronto
Collector's Display Case Pattern No 159M
An excellent cabinet for displaying dolls trains bric a brac trophies toys and more. The pattern provides complete directions to build a customizable display case with perforated back and shelves. Send 80 cents plus for catalog illustrating 300 other DIY patterns from Prairie Publishers London Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpentry Dept
Prairie Publishers
Maitland St
London
Ontario
New Canadian consumer defies mass market trends in fashion
A growing segment labeled the new consumer rejects conformity driven by mass advertising. She seeks independent taste, varied colors and textures, higher quality, and more choice in fashion and home decor. The trend reflects rising prosperity, education, and leisure, reshaping apparel and furnishings toward durable styles and personalized expression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
University approves new diploma courses in therapy fields
The University of Saskatchewan's College of Medicine in Saskatoon will offer diploma programs in physiotherapy and occupational therapy. The physiotherapy course starts next fall with a first class expected in late 1967, led by Dr. T E Hunt. Maximum enrollment is planned at 20 across both two and a half year programs. Occupational therapy begins the following year due to scheduling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Saskatchewan
College of Medicine
Saskatoon
T. E. Hunt
Rehabilitation Medicine
Also Mentioned on This Page
K. J. Hutchison
Ag. Rep. Service
Saskatchewan
Family Farm Improvement Branch
John McConnell
McMullen
Front Street W
Malak
Ottawa
Pearson
Zurich
Switzerland
Interflora
Levason
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!