Spray safe to use on pastures for dairy cattle
Louis Lykken of Sheil Chemical Company told the Agricultural Pesticide Technical Society that pesticides like dieldrin and endrin can be safely used on forage crops if proper use and waiting periods are followed. He noted extensive tests in similar U S conditions show residues can be avoided in milk and dairy products while providing economical long lasting pest control.
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Hes Teen
United States
Louis Lykken
Sheil Chemical Company
New York
Agricultural Pesticide Technical Society
Regina Teachers’ College
Mr. Lykken
Fox Raids Hen House in Burnbank District
Dan Hartley, a farmer in Elkhorn Burnbank district, found his hen house empty with 20 hens missing after a fox was seen nearby. A fox den, feathers, and remnants of a feast were found in a field, indicating a single night loss of all birds.
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Elkhorn
Man
Dan Hartley
Burnbank
Elkhorn Mercury
Xenophobia: A Term Defining Hatred of Foreigners
The article defines xenophobia as intense dislike or fear of people from other countries. It notes the term describes prejudice that targets foreigners and can influence social attitudes and policies.
Misses' Princess Sheath Pattern 4814 Offers Quick Fit
Sew it one day wear it next shapely princess sheath pattern for Misses' sizes 10 12 14 16 18. Size 16 uses 2 1/2 yards of 35 inch fabric. Send fifty cents to Asme Adams Pattern Dept Front Street W Toronto for Pattern 4814.
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Asme Adams Pattern Dept
Asme Adams Pattern Dept, As P.P.L
Front Street
Toronto
Women Drivers Spur Auto Refinishers The Canadian Angle
Canadian auto refinishers report that about 25 percent of drivers are women and many own their cars. Women drive expectations high and notice color shades, while shops use precision tinting and infrared drying to satisfy female customers who seek quick touch ups.
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Canada
Amsterdam bank tests coin recording machine for schools
An Amsterdam bank experiments with a classroom coin-collection machine that records deposits on cards as youngsters insert pennies nickels and dimes. Critics doubt a child can accurately judge or misuse the heavy device for quick withdrawals.
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Amsterdam
Rome Coliseum Held About One Hundred Thousand Spectators
The ancient arena is reported to have housed around 100000 people with roughly 87000 seated spectators during events.
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Rome
Directors Education Conference Unites Three Provinces
Nearly 50 directors from Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba gathered in Regina for the second annual Directors Education Conference. Attendees included league managing directors Ed Oulette Charbonneau and Marcel Caron plus Canadian manager Bob Ingram and education staff who discussed league purposes roles policy making and democratic principles.
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Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Regina
Credit Union League of Saskatchewan
Credit Union National Association
Ed Oulette
A Charbonneau
Marcel Caron
Bob Ingram
CUNA
Hamilton
Jake Fehr
Western Coop College
Bob Rodreich
Cuna Madison
F E. Coburn
University of Saskatchewan
Rodreich
Fehr
League Board of Directors
League Board
Coburn
Year Round School Plan Emerges for Continuous Use
An eastern state county superintendent proposes year round schooling with three 12 week terms and month long breaks to keep buildings in use. Staggered classes could allow continuous operation and may cut new construction costs in expanding areas.
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United States
Toads Consume Vast Insect Diet in Summer
Scientists estimate each toad eats around 10,000 insects each summer, highlighting the creature's substantial role in controlling pest populations. The figure underscores toads' ecological importance in temperate habitats.
Alberta Amends Labour Act Raises Minimum Wages Across Provinces
The Board of Industrial Relations issues new rules under The Alberta Labour Act adjusting hourly and weekly minimum wages by age and community size. In towns over 5,000, 44 hour weeks apply, with 65 cents under 18, 75 cents for 18 to 19, and 85 cents for 19 and over. smaller towns see 10 cent reductions. Weekly wages range 26 to 34 dollars by age, with under 5,000 towns 4 dollars lower. Lodging deductions capped at six dollars weekly.
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Alberta
Board of Industrial Relations
Car Sales Show April Decline in Canada
Dominion Bureau of Statistics reports April sales of new passenger and commercial vehicles fell for the third straight month to 51,283 units from 57,775 a year ago. January to April totals dropped to 165,437 from 180,956. Canadian and U.S. makes totaled 33,355 in April, with 10,311 foreign cars sold, compared to last year.
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Dominion Bureau of Statistics
U.S
Saskatchewan educators win two 1200 scholarships
Ivan Garth Wright of Regina and Andrew Orrest Harris of Canova have each won 1200 scholarships. Wright, a 1956 Governor General's Gold Medalist and Sheldon-Williams staff member, returns for postgraduate work. Harris, 1960 education graduate and Canora High School teacher, plans research on Saskatchewan's composite school program.
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University of Saskatchewan
College of Education
Ivan Garth Wright
Regina
Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation
Andrew Orrest Harris
Canova
Saskatchewan Department of Education
Wright
Sheldon-Williams Collegiate
Goodwater
Tyvan High School
Moose Jaw Normal School
Harris
Canora Composite
J. Victoria Miners
Saskatoon Teachers College
Saskatchewan
Endeavour
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Alex Hanley
No. 11 Company
RCASC
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Marie Jensen
Riverview
Creston
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Killarney
Killarney Samaritan Sanctorum
Stanley
Daddy
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