New Members Named to Saskatchewan Milk Control Board
Ernest Strudwick and Mrs. Hofstrand join the Saskatchewan Milk Control Board alongside Mr Joyce Hofstrand, with J E Rid Wy continuing as chairman. Strudwick, a Fort Qu'Appelle dairy veteran and former Saskatchewan Dairy Association leader, and Hofstrand, a Melville home economist and TB advocate, are appointed to broaden producer, processor, and consumer oversight.
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Ernest Strudw
Galry Farwner
Fort Quippelie
Joyce Hotstrand
Melville
Saskatchewan Milk Control Board
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Fort Qu'Appelle
Saskatchewan Dairy Association
John
Saskatchewan
Safety measures now being taught in Manitoba
Manitoba's industrial workers are becoming more accident conscious says Minister of Labor C. E. Greenlay. A report from the Industrial Accident Prevention Division shows record turnout for government first aid classes with 238 registered and more in a university extension course. He hopes the education will reduce injuries after 2008 workers were injured in October, with 1,881 needing medical treatment and 710 losing time, as falling objects again caused the most accidents.
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Manitoba
C. E. Greenlay
Greenlay
Old Prayer Blamed for Revised School Recitation
Red Bank superintendent Dr. M Gregg Hibbs says children reciting the Lord's Prayer have heard altered lines such as Give us this day our jelly bread and Lead us not into Penn Station. He blames adult congregations for the changes.
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Harold
Penn Station
Red Bank
M Gregg Hibbs
Vitamin A for fattening cattle and deficiency signs
Cattle on dry or poor quality feed risk vitamin A deficiency which lowers gains and feed efficiency and raises disease risk. Early signs are night blindness, then day vision loss, watery eyes, and swelling of limbs. Adequate leafy alfalfa hay and green forage provide vitamin A. weathered hay loses value.
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Lethbridge
Stockmen win trophies at Royal Winter Fair in Toronto
Manitoba stockmen returned with four Grand Champion titles and 32 championships overall from the Royal Winter Fair in Toronto. Government agricultural experts noted preliminary improvements, with expectations of a detailed statistical report soon.
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Toronto
Mercury Is The Smallest Planet In The Solar System
An astronomy note identifies Mercury as the solar system’s smallest planet. The entry notes its small size relative to Earth and its swift orbit around the Sun.
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Solar System
Saskatchewan Museum Winter Visiting Hours Updated
The Saskatchewan Museum of Natural History announces winter visiting hours under director Fred Bard. Open Monday to Friday from 9 am to 5 pm and Saturday and Sunday 12 pm to 5 pm. Hours extend till May 1 1967 when summer schedule resumes.
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Sari
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Grand Canal of China Wins Longest Waterway Title
A statement notes China’s Grand Canal as the world’s longest waterway. It highlights its historic scale and the canal’s extensive reach across regions, marking a notable feat in global infrastructure.
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Two Crop Economy Spurs Rural Change Across Canada
The Dool, Fischer and Dutfield exemplify Canada's new two crop economy that supports prosperity across ten provinces. Farmers like Dool grow grain and hay, maintain seven milking cows and poultry, while workers in a nearby Nylon plant near Maitland, Ontario, join in haying time. This dual production boosts rural income and reshapes social patterns.
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Dool, Fischer and Dutfield
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Maitland
Ontario
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