Cautious Use Urged For Anhydrous Ammonia On Prairies
Agronomists warn rising use of anhydrous ammonia in Western Canada raises accident risk. The concentrated nitrogen fertilizer, now stored under pressure, can cause severe eye and skin burns, asphyxiation, or chemical burns if contact occurs. Protective gear and proper equipment are essential.
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Canada
Imperial Esso
Manitoba
Prairies
Former Rossburn publisher Harry Aylwin dies at 54
Harry C W Aylwin former publisher of The Rossburn Review died Saturday evening September 22 at Brandon General Hospital after a brief illness. He at times ran a commercial printing operation in Rossburn and lived in Brandon with wife Helen. He began at The Plumas Standard and purchased The Rossburn Review in 1954 then started Erickson News the same year. He authored From The Pages of The Past and From The Sunny Slopes of the Riding Mountains co ordinated Rossburn history work. He is survived by wife Helen son Dwight daughter Sandra Laurie and Audrey and three grandchildren. Funeral was September 25 at the Rossburn United Church.
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Harry C.W. Aylwin
Rossburn Review
Brandon General Hospital
Aylwin
Shoal Lake-Strathclair
Brandon
Rossburn
Helen
Mr. Aylwin
Plumas Standard
Manitoba
Erickson News
Greg Nesbitt
Shoal Lake
Review
Riding Mountains
Dwight
Kathy
Bow Island
Alberta
Sandra
David Lussier
Saskatoon
Sask
Laurie
Barry Mackedenski
Vista
Audrey
Kevin Veitch
Langenburg
Rossburn United Church
Consumers warned on home improvement sales
Manitoba Consumers Bureau reports a 58 percent rise in written complaints about home renovations in 1983. Homeowners should obtain three written estimates with firm completion dates before signing contracts and check contractor reliability. Direct sellers must be licensed and bonded. four day cancellation notices apply with money and trade-ins returned on cancellation. Contact info for the Consumers Bureau provided.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Consumers’ Bureau
Roland Penner
Penner
Kennedy Street
Zemianski wins purebred colt draw at Parkland 4-H day
Parkland 4-H Trailriders Achievement Day on September 15 featured a judge Linda Baker of Binscarth and a colt draw donated by Ernie and Marge Peleshok of Oakburn. Albert Zemianski of Oakburn won the colt. After lunch, families enjoyed novelty games and member participation in performances with horses.
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Rossburn
Parkland
Linda Baker
Binscarth
Ernie
Marge Peleshok
Oakburn
Albert Zemianski
4-H