Poison Ivy: How to Identify and Avoid the Plant
Ottawa warns about poison ivy in Canada with its three leaflets and greenish yellow fruits. Guidance covers identification, rash symptoms, and home remedies while urging cautious removal and cleaning gear after work. The Canada Department of Agriculture offers free publication No. 820 for more details.
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Canada Department of Agriculture
C.D.A
Information Division
Community Notes from Vista Visit Families and Births
Mr. and Mrs. L. Taylor and family of Brandon visited with Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Hamilton and Valetta. Mrs. A. Mackedensk joined the Kaskin trip to Winnipeg. Welcome to Jerry Gregorash born to Mr. and Mrs. Willis Stitt. Michael and Brian of Winnipeg spent the weekend with J. Gregorash and stayed for the holiday with grandparents. Bruce Bell of Winnipeg holidays with Mr. and Mrs. D. Baker.
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Vista
A. Mackedensk
Mrs. F. Kaskin
Winnipeg
D. Hamilton
Brandon
Harvey Hamilton
Kay Robertson
Ron Williamson
Allison
Mrs
Willis Stitt
Jerry Gregorash
Steve Ferens
Michael
Brian
J. Gregorash
Bruce Bell
Mr. and
Mrs. D. Baker
Take Care of Your Eyes and Aerosol Sprays Advised
The Canadian National Institute for the Blind warns that even small amounts of aerosol mist can damage eye tissues. Exercise extreme caution when using any aerosol spray products.
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Canadian National Institute For the Blind
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