Tomato transplant imports flood Windsor Ont with infestations
Imported tomato transplants from Georgia and other states were halted at the Windsor border after 116 shipments carrying 494000 plants were rejected for root knot nematodes and other infections. Investigations found large infested acreages. some shipments from Virginia were released after destroying a few plants. A separate survey notes arthritis prevalence in the population.
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United States
Windsor Ont
Georgia
Canada
Department of Agrculture
Georgia Department of Agriculture
Valleyfield
Quebec
Virginia
Plant Protection Division
Montreal
Printed Pattern 4670 for Misses Seath Sheath Design
Summer pattern release by Anne Adams Pattern Dept features a shapely sheath with trim accents and a double breast line. Sizes 12 to 20 require 34% yards of 39 inch fabric. includes printed directions and asks 50 cents in coins for pattern order.
Simple rules for care of burns
The article lists basic burn care from Today’s Health warning parents to prevent accidents and identify burn degrees. It advises keeping matches and pets away from children and edges, and distinguishes first or simple second degree burns treat with antiseptic ointment or oil, while deep second and third degree burns require immediate medical attention.
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Today's Health
American Medical Association
Health League of Canada
Ares
CNR Offers Low Fares to Royal Winter Fair Trip
Canadian National Railways unveils western special fares for the Royal Winter Fair in Toronto. The package includes return rail, meals, five nights at the King Edward Hotel, fair entry, and guided tours with set dates from mid November. Prices range from 127 to 174 dollars depending on origin, with Brandon and Winnipeg departures on November 14.
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Canadian National Railways
Toronto
King Edward Hotel
Casa Loma
Niagara Falls
Calgary
Edmonton
Saskatoon
Regina
Brandon
Winnipeg
Canada Butter Oil Production Report
A Western Canada butter maker, cited by the Dairy Products Division of the Canada Department of Agriculture, is processing a significant 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 Isle Range
Prime Minister Diefenbaker read to the Commons a message from Princess Margaret replying to his farewell. She thanks Canada for the reception, says she is saddened to depart after a month long visit, and notes the principal mountain range on Axel Heiberg Isle will bear her name marking the trip’s lasting mark.
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Diefenbaker
Commons
Princess Margaret
Canada
Axel
Heiberg Isle
Water from Jordan Baptizes Piapot Baby at Swift Current
Water from the river Jordan was used to christen Patricia Helena Mann at St. Stephen's Anglican church in Swift Current last Sunday. Canon E A Hackman performed the baptism, and the water came from Miss M Nickell of Toronto, the baby’s great-aunt.
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Jordan
St. Stephen's Anglican Church
Swift Current
E A. C. Hackman
Patricia Helena
Robert Mann
M. Nickell
Toronto
Maple Creek
Sask
Kindersley Clarion Wins Editorial Page Trophy
The Clarion in Kindersley Sask earned first in circulation and the editorial page trophy, with editor RSR praising staff and local support. He credits the district and readers for the paper's success and notes his father’s quiet pride in their achievement.
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Clarion
Editorial Page
Reids
Kindersley
RSR
Service with a smile from Pembina Triangle Progress
A short feature argues that a smiling, friendly service wins customers. It asserts personal warmth builds loyalty, noting shoppers and clients return to stores or banks where staff seem glad to see them and show interest.
Saskatchewan Roadside Picnic Sites Expand This Summer
Saskatoon Tourist Director Harvey Dryden announces a province wide expansion of roadside picnic sites on main tourist arteries this summer. Local groups associations and farmers support the program with notable site contributions in Moosomin Swift Current North Battleford and other communities. The plan aims to broaden cooperation and extend the popular initiative in subsequent years.
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Saskatchewan
Harvey Dryden
Mr. Dry
Moosomin
Board of Trade
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the Clarion
Kindersley, Sask
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