Cheaper Living Formula Sought In Laboratories
A Central Press Canadian report surveys lab work for cheaper, higher quality foods. Butter graders test smell taste and body. brucellosis ring tests in cattle. pasteurization checks via milk enzyme phosphatase. vein patterns and production records fail to predict milk yield. new chromosome-rich berries apples pears peaches appear soon. carotene rises after carrot storage. a consumer coat by Clarice Scott aids shopping. hybrids boost timber and beef gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Press
Denmark
U.S. Agriculture Department
George P. Sanders
Oscar Sager
Cheyenne
Wyo
Garden chores for spring sowing grass and sweet peas
Garden notes advise sowing grass seed as soon as frost is gone and ground is dry enough. Use a high quality lawn seed mix, prepare soil, water in dry weather, and keep a sharp mower for early cuts. Also discusses early sweet peas in sunny trenches with well rotted matter and proper supports. Pruning guidance covers February to June for shrubs and flowering avoidance of early bloomers like Forsythia and Spirea.
Helpful Hints For Home Cleaning And Care
Practical tips on storing bathinette parts with talcum powder and tissue, cleaning aluminum utensils to avoid pitting, treating utensils to prevent discoloration from storage foods, and washing lingerie items in a mesh bag or tied bag for convenient laundry results.
Telegram Comes On Tray As Guest Rejects Tip
A hotel guest, fed up with tipping, refuses to tip for trifling services. A page delivers a telegram but cannot slip it under the door because it is on a tray, prompting a brief, humorous exchange.
Auto breakdown odds raise need to phone a garage
A quirky statistic notes a six to five chance of car trouble within a year prompting a call to a garage for assistance. The lighthearted line suggests frequent reliance on mechanical help and roadside services.
TRY AND STOP ME By Bennett Cerf
Absurd humor vignette about an absent minded professor who forgets his seat number after a water break and asks a porter for help. A farmer mocks girls as common, a red headed child laments the world and a quip on white pepper versus black pepper closes the humorous snippet.
Interprovincial Pipeline Right of Way Affects 2000 Farmers
Interprovincial Pipeline Co moves toward final easement signings across Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba affecting over 2100 land tracts. Owners must sign easements for a 60 foot right of way with compensation based on current market value. Construction begins May with staged crews, while damages paid after project completion.
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Interprovincial Pipeline Co
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
United States
Superior
Wis
Ontario
California
England
Land Titles Office
Prairie Provinces
Six NHL captains pick All Star Team in The Hockey News
The Hockey News lists two All Star squads chosen by six team captains Sid Abel Ted Kennedy Butch Bouchard Buddy OConnor Milt Schmidt and Doug Bentley The First Team includes Durnan Reise Abel Richard Lindsay with three Detroit players and two Canadiens reps Toronto also represented The Second Team features Rayner Reardon Stewart Quackenbush Laprade Renty Howe Conacher Watson with Detroit Chicago Boston Rangers and Toronto named players The piece notes other findings like Best Defense Best Line and Best Skater among the captains selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hockey News
N.H.L
Sid Abel
Detroit
Ted Kennedy
Toronto
Butch Bouchard
Canadiens
Buddy O'Connor
Rangers
Milt Schmidt
Boston
Doug Bentley
Chicago
Bill Durnan
Leo Reise
Gus Mortson
Maurice Richard
Ted Lindsay
Detroit Red Wings
Red Wings
Jack Stewart
Gordie Howe
Bill Mosienko
Max Bentley
George Gravel
Honest Pup Returns Money To Bank in Yorkton
In Yorkton Saskatchewan a golden cocker spaniel named Ricky returned a two dollar roll of dimes to the Bank of Montreal tellers. Bank manager Charles McBride checked the vault and the tellers found no loss. Bill Kerr, manager of the Yorkton curling rink, later reported losing a roll of dimes between the bank and his office. Ricky is owned by Angus Spice of Yorkton.
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Yorkton
Bank of Montreal
Ricky
Charles McBride
Bill Kerr
Yorkton Curling Rink
Angus Spice
Oregon Sees 777450 Out-of-State Cars Earn State Revenue
Each of the 777 450 out-of-state automobiles visiting Oregon this year yielded 113 39 dollars in revenue for the state.
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Oregon
Winnipeg Man New President of Paint Association
At its annual convention in Toronto the Canadian Paint Varnish and Lacquer Association elected Winnipeg's J. Arthur Brodie as the 37th president, succeeding G. C. McEwen who led since 1948. Brodie, born in Oshawa and long active in the paint trade, has held key posts in Marshall Wells Winnipeg, International Labo ratories and the Paint Oil and Varnish Club of Winnipeg. He also serves on Manitoba and national business and welfare bodies.
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Toronto
Canadian Paint Varnish and Lacquer Association
G. C. McEwen
Canada
J. Arthur Brodie
Winnipeg
Brodie
Oshawa
Ontario
Cochrane
Sanderson Percy Company
Marshall Wells Company
Prairie Provinces
Edmonton
Regina
Vancouver
International Laboratories Limited
Marshall Wells Company Limited
Paint, Oil and Varnish Club of
Community Chest of
Greater Winnipeg
Canadian Manufacturers Association
Industrial Development Board of Manitoba Board of Referees
Unemployment Insurance Commission
Manitoba Club
St. Charles Country Club
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Clarice Scott
Mii Butoh
Household Arts Department
Front Street
Georgie
Dept. of National Health and Welfare
Bennett Cerf
Farmer Jones
Gatineau Valley
Ottawa
Leslie Quinn
Edger Begley
Aylwin Station
Mr. Begley
Pipeline Company
Paint Association
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