Turkey by the Piece project splits turkey into meal size packs
Researchers divide whole turkeys into five meal size packages including white and dark meat plus a boneless thigh and breast section. A fifth stock package builds soup bones and giblets for stock. The goal is easier year round turkey use without cooking an entire bird each time.
Canadian National rails advances six year improvement plan
The six year main line track improvement program on Canadian National Railways western region progressed on schedule in 1957 the second year of the project. Bank widening and ballasting were completed across about 300 miles of track.
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Canadian National Railways
Western Region
Helmholtz the Optics Pioneer and Eye Interior Discovery
Helmholtz, a leading 19th century scientist, invented the ophthalmoscope in 1851 to view the interior of the living eye. The device directs light through the pupil and returns an image via a peep-hole, revealing the eye's inner structures.
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Hermann von Helmholtz
Helmholtz
Prize Your Eyes White Cane Week Message
The Canadian Council of the Blind urges avoiding vision loss with a White Cane Week plea. The text promotes proper lighting home safety eye exams and child eye care plus safe conduct near the blind and pedestrians to keep roads and sidewalks safer for everyone.
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Blind of
Canada
Canadian Council of the Blind
Canadian National Institute For the Blind
Yukon Territory Time Difference With Newfoundland
The Yukon Territory uses a separate standard time zone and is five and a half hours behind Newfoundland Newfoundland Standard Time. The fact notes a time zone difference for geographic and scheduling reference.
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Yukon Territory
Newfoundland
The Ophthalmoscope and the Retina’s Revealing View
The ophthalmoscope shows the retina with its yellow spot and disk, and reveals defects of the eye and systemic diseases through retinal marks. Helmholtz and other pioneers built the science behind modern eye care, helping defective vision improve.
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Helmholtz
City approves Scotsburn subdivision development plan
The City of Estevan has completed an agreement to develop Scotsburn subdivision in the northeast area as a residential district. Mayor Harry Nicholson announced the plan.
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City of
Estevan
Scotsburn
Harry Nicholson
The
Mercury
Sask
Home Workshop table patterns offer five designs
A short notice advertises patterns for making tables and living room pieces. It lists a end table coffee table and nested tables with price 40c each, and a packet containing five patterns for living room furniture priced at 1.75. Orders under 1.00 incur 10c service charge and are sent to Home Workshop Patterns in Vancouver.
New Plays for Amateur Groups Arrive in Britain
A shipment of new plays suitable for small church and community groups arrives from Britain. The note outlines a Religious Drama Workshop at Prairie Christian Training College Fort Qu Appelle with Mrs Gordon Toombs as chair and invites participation by churches and individuals, plus guidance on tempo and production techniques for directing and acting.
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Bonnie
Britain
Broadway
London
West End
Lonton
Prairie Christian Training College
Fort Qu'Appelle
Gordon Toombs
Dewdney Avenue
Regina
Saskatchewan
Florence James
Saskatchewan Arts Board
Trudy Patmore
Clarke
Victoria
B.C
Christian Drama Movement
Canada
Toombs
Worshop
Nova Scotia
Taxidermist Services Open to Saskatchewan Hunters
Saskatchewan hunters and sportsmen can have trophies mounted by one of 13 licensed local taxidermists. Fish mounts require a specialist, and costs are reasonable. Taxidermists are licensed by the Department of Natural Resources regions for five dollars yearly. American collectors need export permits and must follow U.S. customs rules.
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Saskatchewan
Department of Natural Resources
United States
Millet Installs New Vapor Street Lights
The main street of Millet Alberta now features vapor lights replacing the old lighting. Residents note the upgrade highlights how inadequate the previous system was and the town celebrates the improvement.
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Millet
the Times
Wetaskiwin
Alberta
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