Appointments and Health Topics in Swift Current Region
Gerda Andreasen named Nutritionist for the Swift Current Health Region with duties started recently. She has arranged with The Advance to publish a weekly nutrition column. The article notes tuberculosis historically affecting humans and cites prehistoric bone evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerda Andreasen
Andreasen
Pobion
Christmas decoration pattern offers foiled trimming guides
Home Workshop Patterns announces patterns for Christmas decor including pattern 436 with actual-size cutting guides for a glittered tree trim and pattern 418 for a stable top crib set. Both appear in packet 48 with many more guides for cards and decorations priced at $1.75. Publisher: Home Workshop Patterns, 4432 West Ltd Avenue, Vancouver, BC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Ltd Avenue
Vancouver
B.C
Anne Adams Pattern Dept. Toronto Pattern No 4723
Printed sewing pattern description offering sizes 14 to 24 with half sizes and yardage 45 inch fabric. Indicates printed directions on each pattern part and requests 50 cents in coins for orders. Addressed to Anne Adams Pattern Dept location in Toronto with required order details.
British Columbia Holly Crops Ready for Christmas Sale
BC holly trees expand to 100000 pound export, grown around Vancouver and Victoria and shipped to prairie and eastern stores by December 10.ологи The industry uses scientific methods for sex control, growth, and storage, with hormone dips and careful pruning to ensure fresh berries and leaves for distant buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
Victoria
Vancouver Island
Newfoundland
British Columbia
University of British Columbia
This Is The Life Continues On Canadian TV Stations
This Is The Life remains on 19 Canadian stations and is carried alongside The Good Life Theatre. The series is supplied by a Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod producer and is watched by a weekly audience of about 10 million across the United States and Canada. Viewers are urged to write letters to stations to express preferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Erdman
Three Horned Deer Captured Near Whitewood
A local hunter in the valley north of town brought down a large doe with three forward extending horns. The horns measure three to six inches and are enclosed by fur, with an unusually large ear for the animal's weight. Fred Bard of the Saskatchewan Museum of Natural History notes such horns are rare but not unheard of and suggests leaving the deer whole while the museum decides its fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitewood
Fred Bard
Saskatchewan Museum of Natural History
Herald Whitewood
Education at the Crossroads appeals for support
The piece urges readers to back Canada’s schools and teaching profession to nurture a future physicist. It promotes the booklet Education at the Crossroads and asks readers to write to Crossroads, Box 200, Station D, Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Crossroads
Tation
Ottawa
Curlers foresee year round play and new rinks in Glengarry
The Glengarry News notes curling’s rise to a year round pastime with summer bonspiels and pay as you play rinks. Artificial ice arrives in Alexandria and Wankleek Hill this fall, with Maxville already open and Cornwall crowded. ladies and youth join the fever, and nearby towns plan new rinks and broader participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Condie
Bainsville
Macdonald Tobacco Company
Condie
Mr. Condie
Canada
Ottawa
Alexandria
Wankleek Hill
Ottawa Valley
Maxville
Cornwall
Glengarry
Florida
Ontario Hunter Safety Training course set for Renfrew start
The Hunter Safety Training Course will begin in Renfrew in December to reduce hunting accidents by teaching gun handling. The 10 hour program targets new hunters and will be mandatory for licenses next year. anyone 14 or older can join via M J Bolger at the post office or through license issuers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario
Renfrew
Hunter Safety Training Organization
M. J. Bolger
Fast Driving Dangers and Laziness Blamed on Fathers
A polemical piece argues flabby youth stems from lazy fathers lacking authority. It attacks overprotective parenting, sedentary lifestyles, and reduced participation sports, urging action against complacency and unsafe driving. It cites woodcooking, golf, and winter travel as examples of modern lax behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seabee City
Tuberculosis Seals Use Double Barred Cross Symbol
The double barred cross appearing on Christmas Seals issued by the Tuberculosis Associations of Canada is a worldwide emblem of the campaign against tuberculosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuberculosis Associations of Canada
Campaign Against
Also Mentioned on This Page
Anne Adams
Toronto
Peter Lakes
Navy
Hmcs Oriole
Esquimalt
Bremerton
Wash
Doe
the Glengarry News
Ont
the Herald
Thamesville, Ont