Final rapeseed pool ends with 25 percent final payment
The Saskatchewan Wheat Pool announces a final 25 percent payment for rapeseed delivered to the 190-64 pool. J HO Wesson president confirms the total payout will approach $225,000 with about 782,000 bushels received and a projected 15,600 more.
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Saskachewan Wheat Pool
J HO Wesson
Wheat Pool Board
Weason
Wheat Pool
Summer hydration advice from health officials
The article emphasizes that people usually drink too little water, especially in summer when perspiration increases. It suggests milk and fruit juice as alternatives for those who dislike plain water and notes the local water works or health department advises on purification or testing of natural water sources.
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Health Department
Printed Pattern 4524 Teens Sew Easy Design
Printed Pattern 4524 offers teen sizes 10 12 14 16 with a back zip play skirt and separate cummerbund. Includes printed directions and yardage note. request 40 cents for pattern postage and mail to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Toronto.
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Anne Adams Pattern Dept. Department
P.P.L
Front Street
Toronto
Cultivator equalizer debuts at Bechard farm field trial
Farm field trials showcase Sig Anderson’s Roll-O-Trip shank holder and equalizer for a 23 foot three row cultivator. The device uses leverage and a liquid level indicator to maintain uniform depth across heavy Regina clay soils. Kramer Tractor Company plans production and prairie testing this summer with officials from Roll-O-Matic Tiller Ltd. in Regina.
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A. S
Sig” Anderson
Kramer Tractor Company Ltd
Regina
Bechard
Sig
Massey Harris
Prairies
Bechard Farm
Kramer Tractor
Roll-O-Matic Tiller Ltd
R A. Kramer
A. S. Anderson
H. W. Padwick
A. T. Kramer
Saskatoon
One in Twenty Manitobans Exempt From MHSP Premiums
Health Minister George Johnson reports about 43 000 Manitobans, or one in 20 residents, are exempt from paying Manitoba Hospital Services Plan premiums. Exemptions cover two groups: about 22 000 recipients of provincial assistance and 21 000 seniors over 70 found unable to pay after Old Age Assistance board review at 22 Osborne Street.
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Old Age Assistance Board
Osborne Street
Barbados visitor studies Sask co operatives
Barbados official Seibert Chase toured Saskatchewan co operatives and credit unions to learn from Saskatchewan's model. He said Barbados aims to achieve similar cooperative growth, noting co operatives are seven years old there and require education. Barbados has 10 credit unions with 900 members and 358000 dollars in assets.
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Seibert Chase
Barbados
Saskatchewan
Chase
North America
World Extension Department
The
Credit Union League
United States Credit
Women’s Institutes marker honors 50 years in Manitoba history
A public recognition ceremony on June 16 in Morris drew about 400 people to unveil a marker by Manitoba’s Historic Sites Advisory Board. The marker honors the Women of Manitoba Institute and its 176 WI groups across the province, noting 17 founding WI clubs formed in 1910.
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Morris
Historic Sites Advisory Board of
Manitoba
Women's Institutes of Manitoba
Ain Association
W.i.'s
Protect Flooring with Fabrilite Clear Ribbed Mats
Touring time brings crumbs and debris in the car. To shield the flooring, cut mats of clear ribbed Fabrilite to cover and protect surfaces.
Co operative Study Trips Across Canada Highlight Union Leagues
Mr Chase and his wife traveled through Saskatchewan studying co operative enterprises and legislation. The visit included the Union League British Columbia Credit Union League and Saskatchewan Credit Union League as part of a broader tour of cooperative operations.
Saskatchewan Indian Education Recommendations Highlight Early School Leaving
A provincial brief to Ottawa urges kindergarten and early literacy programs, noon meals, and integration with non Indian schools. It calls for joint use of Saskatchewan Education and Agriculture Extension services, plus University of Saskatchewan support, to boost reserves education and reduce high dropout rates despite growing Indian high school entry in the north.
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Saskatchewan
Ottawa
Senate
House of Commons
Saskatchewan Department of Education
Department of Agriculture
University of Saskatchewan
Adults and the children's diseases
Some of the so called children's diseases can be much more dangerous to adults. German measles is a minor contagious disease for a child but to a pregnant woman there may be serious consequences if she contracts the disease. Mumps is always painful but may have more troublesome effects upon an adult.
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