Irrigated Hay Projects Flourish Across Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan's Department of Agriculture advances irrigation schemes in Governors, Vidtora, Leader and Chesterfield areas. About 25,000 acres include Spangler, Govenlock, Lodge Creek, and related plots yielding up to 1.5 tons per acre on irrigated hay, with dryland yields far lower.
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Greers
Partes
Saskatchewan
Mis
Saskatchewan Department i Agriculture
Uch
Governors Vidtora
Cari Las Ponteix Pambrun
Dundurn
Herbert Waldeci
Push Lake
Spangler
Govenlock
Saskatchewan Department of Agriculture
Howard Buchanan
Govenlock District
Lodge Creek Water Users Association
Oscar Wyler
Swift Current
Crown Land
Lodge Creek
PFRA
Moen
C & D Branch
Chesterfield
Leader
South Saskatchewan
Lands Branch
R. J
Bob) Milligan
Regina
Spangler Irrigation Project
Oscar E. Wyler
Saskatchewan Department of Culture
J. McConnell
New Appointments Frank E. Payne as head of Markets and Merchandising
Frank E. Payne aged 39 from Regina Sask has been named head of the Markets and Merchandising Section Poultry Products Division Marketing Service Canada Department of Agriculture. Expansion in poultry created demand. Payne formerly Saskatchewan Poultry Commissioner for eight years. Born Aneroid Sask he holds a BSA from the University of Saskatchewan. He served four years as a lieutenant with the 65th Tank Transport Company and then became an agricultural representative for Saskatchewan. Payne is married and has two daughters.
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Frank E. Payne
Regina
Sask
Marketing Service
Canada Department of Agriculture
Payne
Saskatchewan Department of Agriculture
Aneroid
Mr. Payne
University of Saskatchewan
65Th Tank Transport Company
Saskatchewan
Teachers Tour of Manitoba Sets Out on 2500 Mile Journey
The Sixth Annual Teachers Tour of Manitoba departs with Premier Duff Roblin and Minister Gurney Evans at the Legislative building. The 12 day bus trip covers north to Flin Flon and south to the Peace Garden, visiting Cranberry Portage, Brandon, and Virden oil fields. Tour leader J A George and Manitoba Chambers coordinator Robert Mundle organize the program.
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Duff Roblin
Gurney Evans
Manitoba Chambers of Commerce
Cranberry Portage
Brandon
Virden
J. A. George
Deloraine
Robert R. Mundle
Manitoba Chambers
Half size sheath printed pattern for summer dress
Printed Pattern 4644 offers a half size sheath dress with a clever collar and slender silhouette. Directions printed on each pattern piece and easy sewing with 3% yards of 39 inch fabric for certain sizes. Send 50 cents in coins for the pattern, include size name address and style number to Anne Adams Pattern Dept in Toronto.
Vacation hazards in off the job activities
The article warns that vacation times raise off the job dangers for workers. It stresses slower adaptation, warming up before strenuous activities, and the risk to older workers from violent exercise. It urges safety mindset, first aid readiness, and applying work discipline to recreation.
Kenosee Lake Developments Expand Cottage Subdivision
Extensive cabin building this year with 65 to 70 lots leased for cottages. At least 50 new cottages expected to be built in summer 1958 as a new subdivision opens. Roads being graded and gravelled. Sask Power to run power lines. New Travel and Information store and cafe under construction. Main beach extended about 300 yards. three camp kitchens built at park locations. Kenosee Lake road graded but not yet graveled. George Connell and Jack Bruce named in charge of departments. One and a half million pickerel fry released at Kenosee and Carlyle Lakes from Fort Qu’Appelle hatchery.
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Kenosee Lake
Sask Power Corporation
Dept. of Travel and Information
Fish Creek Bridge
Little Kenosee Lake
George Connell
Department of Travel and Information
Jack Bruce
Department of Natural Resources
Carlyle Lake
Dept. of Natural Resources Fish Hatchery
Fort Qu’Appelle
Sask
The
Kennedy Times
Whitewood, Sask
Churchill Port Opens With Welsh Trader Arrival
Canadian National Railways reports the Port of Churchill opened the shipping season on July 29 with the arrival of the M V Welsh Trader from Newcastle on Tyne England. Eighty Prince Albert stevedores traveled to Churchill that week to handle cargoes. The vessel carried about 2000 tons including window glass chemicals machinery liquor curling stones bone meal automobiles and other items. Most cargo goes to Saskatchewan with some to Winnipeg and Alberta.
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Canadian National Railways
Churchill
M.V
Newcastle On Tyne
England
Prince Albert
CNR
Saskatchewan
Winnipeg
Alberta
Daylight Saving Debate Draws Ontario Farming Views
In Barrie and other farming communities the annual daylight saving discussion continues with limited perceived benefit. The Barrie Examiner notes that while some see talk value, practical advantages remain small for rural areas.
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Barrie
Ont
Examiner
Wound Cleansing Guide Advises Gentle Strokes Away
Instructions emphasize wiping away from the lesion to avoid pushing dirt into the wound and using only sterile dressings to cover the area.
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Fleischmann
Weil
Manitoba
Alice Brooks
Anne Adams Pattern Dept
P.L
Front Street W
Toronto
10Th Ave
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