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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 12, 1950
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a Sauk element and a 1st demonstration. Details are unclear about participants, location, date, or outcome. Further readable text needed to determine the event’s context and significance.
Ireen W Studer operates a notable fruit farm in southwestern Saskatchewan. The orchard, lacking irrigation, yields box quantities of standard fine apples and supports plums cherries pears and apricots. Early apricot blossoms affect harvests while the University of Saskatchewan experiments with a late blossoming cherry apricot cross. Local residents pick fruit, drawing visitors from across the region.
Controller John nnes-no argues the safety islands for passenger boarding on Toronto streetcars are too narrow. He notes that the board approved an application to build five new islands, contending that a person with wide hips is shaved every time a car passes.
Walter Thompson, Director of Public Relations for the Canadian National Railways, will retire October 22 after 36 years with the company. He has led press relations for major figures including the 1939 King and Queen tour and is a familiar presence in Canadian newspapers. G. Herbert Lash will succeed him, a veteran newspaperman with CN since 1923 and wartime government service.
British authorities in Berlin announced Russia would recognize a thin border strip on the western outskirts, ending a week-long dispute after British troops marked the line. Bloodless clashes were avoided as Russian withdrawal was anticipated.
Seedtimes notes Pale Western Cutworm outbreaks expected in 1951 due to dry springs. Chemical controls have little effect. cultural practices are key. Recommend July cultivation of summer fallow fields and halting work by August to allow crusting, reducing future infestations. Contact Brandon Agricultural near You Saw It in The Gazette for more information.
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