Family Allowances Explained Registration and Payments
The summary outlines how to register for Family Allowances using White first time forms and Blue for additional children, with payments starting the month after birth if forms arrive within 30 days. It covers eligibility for residents of Canada, school attendance, current monthly rates by age, automatic rate changes, and the need to report ineligibility to recover overpayments. It also details address changes, marital status updates, and rules for immigrant children and returns to Canada to protect rights.
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Canada
Hem-Roid Pile Remedy Offers Quick Relief
Real help for itching piles promises fast ease with Hem-Roid internal treatment. A 60 tablet package costs $1.59 and refunds are offered if not pleased after 2 days. Available at drug stores with a money back guarantee.
versatile pattern for wrap on coverall apron and sun dress
Misses patterns offer pattern 4689 with a princess panel pockets and simple seams. Size 16 uses 3 percent yards of 35 inch fabric. Send 35 cents to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Prairie Publishers Limited 60 Front Street W Toronto with size name address and style number.
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Anne Adams
Prairie Publishers Limited
Front Street
Toronto
Household Tips and Cleaning Tricks From Antique Advice
Practical advice on cleaning and maintenance including warming feathers before shaping, rewinding stubborn window shades, cleaning steel oven doors with vinegar, treating ink stains on rugs with vinegar and salt, and refreshing a dull fire by a dilute acid soak.
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Liathae
Mummy’s Little Darling Delicate Speech Development Guide
The article advises parents to curb baby talk as a child nears four. Clear utterance from older family members supports correct pronunciation and confidence, while laughter or public attention to mistakes may cause shyness or attention-seeking behavior.
Man blasts wall to drain flood at Macklin Park Centre
Parks board attendant Henry Hohmes investigated reports of rising water in the Macklin Park Community Centre basement. He blasted a corner of the abandoned building to release the flood, and speckled trout emerged as the water drained.
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Maillardville
B.C
Henry Hohmes
Parks Board
Macklin Park
Humorous Snippets and Jokes From Daily Life
A collection of light humor and cartoons featuring school manners, family banter, fashion quips, a dinner stew joke, the cost of living, a clerk with many children, rain proposals, post office wait, fashion description, a spouse joke about bills, parrot prank, and a child counting to stay calm. Strong lines include a wife awaiting a bill, a clerk boasting factory wages, and a parrot with strings that provoke a punchline.
Births Deaths and Marriages Rise Across Canada in January 1952
January 1952 births in Canada rose 11 percent from a year earlier with gains in all provinces except Prince Edward Island and New Brunswick. Deaths were up almost four percent and marriages up 13 percent, with increases in most provinces. Total births reached 32 897, deaths 11 500, and marriages 5 722.
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Canada
Prince Edward Island
New Brunswick
Newfoundland
Quebec
Ontario
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
British Columbia
Monarchs Hussein and Feisal Take Oath of the Monarchy
King Hussein I of Jordan and his cousin King Feisal III of Iraq, both reached age on May 2 and took the oath to their monarchies.
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Hussein I
Jordan
Feisal III
Iraq
Ringworm Disease To Be Investigated By Scientists
Ottawa reports a federal health grant funds a Manitoba study on suppurative ringworm in cattle. Dr. J. C. Wilt and Dr. A. R. Birt of the University of Manitoba will lead a two year project with Miss E. Hirst at Winnipeg General Hospital and Children’s Hospital. The research seeks infection sources, treatment improvements, and antibiotic effectiveness. A $1,900 grant supports current year costs.
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Ottawa
University of Manitoba
Winnipeg
Paul Martin
National Health and Welfare
J. C. Wilt
Department of Bacteriology
A. R. Birt
E. Hirst
Medical College
Winnipeg General Hospital
Children’s Hospital
Manitoba
RCMP Musical Ride A Storied Canadian Heritage
Inspector William Dick recalls a diary note from December 1874 ordering two musical rides one with lances and one with swords. The RCMP ride, born at Pile of Bones Creek now Regina, has spanned wars and royal tours and will appear overseas for a monarch. The 32 horses perform lances, swords, and varied tunes with precise timing at Rockcliffe barracks.
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Inspector William Dick
Lethbridge
Alta
Belcher
Bones Creek
Regina
King George
Queen Elizabeth
Canada
Duke of Edinburgh
RCMP
Pile of Bones Creek
Inspector Dick
R.C.M.P
Rockcliffe
Driving on hills shifts to second gear at 20 mph
The guidance notes that a skilled driver moves to second gear when speed falls to about 20 miles per hour on inclines. This rule helps maintain engine torque and control on grades.
Old Resident Marks 50 Years In Same Home
Mrs. Bob Caig recently hung a record of fifty years in one house on Buxton Street Indian Head Saskatchewan. She first moved in on May 1 1903 and has stayed since The News invites other local residents to share longer tenures.
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Bob Caig
Indian Head
Saskatchewan Traffic Accidents Rise in Early 1953
Regina reports a 49 percent jump in traffic accidents and a 62 percent rise in damage in the first quarter of 1953. Six March fatalities, 444 injuries, and projected annual damage above one million dollars accompany causes like careless driving and failure to yield. Weekday spikes occur on Monday Thursday and Saturday with peak 5 to 8 pm Saturday.
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Regina
Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan Highway Traffic Board
Traffic Board
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Department of National Health and Welfare
Pane Adams
France
Wille
Junior
Mr. Robinson
Willie
Highway 31
Macklin Times
Macklin
Naham
Naicam Progress
Naicam, Sask
Macdonalds
Peggy
By Chuck Thurston
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