Gas inspections urged for cottages and trailers in Saskatchewan
Provincial inspector H A Lines from the gas inspection and licensing branch urges cottage and trailer owners to report gas installations for inspection. He notes eight related deaths in five years and offers thorough inspections for a small fee. Safety tips include regular servicing, vent checks, avoiding open top burners, keeping windows open, and not running LP equipment on low fuel.
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H. A. Lines
Gas Inspection and Licensing Branch
Saskatchewan
Lines
Seeding method boosts hay yields in alternate rows
Windmill and Weathervane Packet No. 11 features Pattern 210 a two foot span plane model and Pattern 217 cutting boards. At Swift Current Saskatchewan tests show alfalfa and grass sown in alternate 12 inch rows yield up to 135 percent more than mixed sowing in dry years due to better moisture use and grass faster growth.
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Federal
Swift Current
Saskatchewan
M. R. Kilcher
Kilcher
Canadian Army Soldier Apprentice Plan Gains Traction
The Soldier Apprentice Plan, functioning since 1952, trains 16 year olds in six corps schools across Canada. More than 4,000 have enrolled, with 500 additional recruits starting in April. Apprentices receive education, military training, pay, and a path to regular service or civilian careers.
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104Th Regiment of Foot
New Brunswick Fencibles
Canada
Army
Royal Regiment of Canadian Artillery
Royal Canadian Corps of Engineers
Royal Canadian Corps of Signals
Royal Canadian Army Service
Longue Pointe
Montreal
RCOC
Kingston
Camp Borden
Ont
Camp Shilo
Man
Camp Chilliwack
B.C
Frank Wheadon
Walton, N.S
United Nations
Egypt
Patrick McBride
Saint John
N.B
Camp Rafah
Gaza Strip
Lietenant Lawrence Leach
Kimberly
Port Said
Congo
Germany
J.A.A.L. Seguin
Camp Gagetown
Ice damage not cause of Kastela sinking in Hudson Bay
Transport department says the Yugoslavian freighter Kastela sank in Hudson Bay Ang 3 not due to ice damage. Capt Bruno Mazer testified that ice was minor and no severe impact was felt while the fore peak stayed dry as water filled the hull. No lives were lost.
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Hudson Bay Ang. 3
Transport Department
Bruno Mazer
Kastela
NONE FOR THE HEN HOUSE FASHION FADS SPREAD
The essay notes how society embraces varied clothing for every hour and activity from at home dinners to leisure wear. It highlights booming lounge wear, evening skirts, and stagey outfits for supermarket trips, boating, and golf. It attributes fashion diversity to affluence and laments the paradox of abundant leisure yet no time to sew.
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Canada
Fallout risk breathes cancer shadow on unborn children
Dr. Ernest Sternglass, adviser to Westinghouse, warned at Senate atomic energy hearings that 97 to 320 additional cancer cases among US children could occur over 15 years due to the 1961-62 nuclear tests. He cited in utero irradiation as the key mechanism, with effects potentially extending five years after conception.
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United States
U.S
Pittsburgh
Ernest Sternglass
Westinghouse Electric Corporation
Senate
House of Representatives Atomic Energy Committee
W.1.F.U. Schedule Highlights September Matchups
A schedule lists September games for W F U with Vancouver facing Saskatchewan on the 9th and Ottawa meeting Winnipeg on the 14th. Saskatchewan plays Calgary on the 14th, while Montreal travels to Edmonton and Montreal visits Vancouver on the 16th.
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Vancouver
Saskatchewan
Ottawa
Winnipeg
Calgary
Montreal
Edmonton
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Department P.p.cl
West 5Th Ave
A. C. Gordon
Society Foreal Research
Lis
Canadian Army
Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers
Barriefield
Levasqn
W.1.f.u
Schedule
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