Nature aids wheat stem sawfly control and frozen semen use
The article notes natural factors like parasites rust and wet weather help reduce wheat stem sawfly in Canada, with parasitism limiting 5 to 10 percent of the population. It also describes rust’s minor protective effect and the emergence of a frozen semen program at the Central Experimental Farm Ottawa to improve dairy cattle breeding, its livability, potential, and new challenges to bull evaluation and inbreeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Nature
Saskatchewan
C. W. Faratad
Science Service Laboratory
Canada Department of Agriculture
Lethbridge
Experimental Farms Service
Central Experimental Farm
Ottawa
British Columbia
Frozen semen costs hinder widespread artificial insemination use
The passage notes that frozen semen is more expensive than fresh semen, reducing the appeal of expanding artificial insemination in many herds. Higher costs may offset savings from lower service expenses, limiting adoption.
Whitemouth Community Notes and Births
Mrs. R. Pischker hosted guests for Mrs. Henry Malkoske who leaves for Transcona. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Coyne on the birth of a daughter. Mrs. Coyne visits with her Engler parents while Mr. Coyne studies in Uranium City. Mrs. Mike Brock returns from Atikokan trip. R. B. Latta hunted locally. Mrs. Kellner heads to Toronto with family. Sympathy to Mrs. Mazurkiewicz on her husband’s death. John Steiner now has a TV. 18 sets in town. Mrs. J. Karpoff and Carol plan winter east, leaving mid December. Post Office duties in December handled by R. Belliveau and Mrs. P. K. Paulsen. Joe Bryck to winter in Revelstoke with CPR. unable to join Christmas with parents. Whitemouth school will stay open.
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R. Pischker
Henry Malkoske
Transcona
Art Henderson
Kenneth Coyne
Lorraine Engler
Tony Kellner
Toronto
Christmas Concert and Community Notices in Transcona
A transit of local events includes a Christmas concert set for December 20 at 9 p.m. Alec and Mrs Malkoske plan a Toronto trip before moving to Transcona. Mrs Kellner honored at a farewell with a money purse. Gus Meisner is in Whitemouth Hospital. Mrs Tait recovered from flu. Kirby bedridden.
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Gus Meisner
Whitemouth Hospital
Tony Kellner
Health Unit Tips Meet Bruce Stevens Public Health Official
This feature introduces Bruce Stevens, a public health worker who monitors behind the scenes to keep communities safe. He checks food handling, sanitation, school conditions, housing, water supply, and disease tracing, and can enforce rules when needed to prevent illness.
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Bruce Stevens
Helen
Bruce
Lac du Bonnet
Elma Notes Glean Winter Visits and Local Moves
Local items list residents and visitors including Mrs H Choronzy joining her son Rev H Choronzy in Krydor Sask and Wm O North holidaying with his mother in Cornwall Ontario. Mentions Mrs E Maki staying with relatives in White Rock B C, Mr and Mrs S a Novicki hosting Harry Wasiuta and Harvey, Birt. Catie N Evanocho to spend two months in Toronto with Fred Zarechanski family. Stony Hill school1 replacement teacher G Marko replaces ill C Nordstrom. Letter from Alex Hazel of Dillacough Sask renews Springfield Leader with holiday wishes. Jos Monette family from Kenora Ontario enjoyed short vacation visiting relatives. A K Thiessen Canadian Consolidated Elevator agent, ill in St Boniface Hospital, replaced by N Morris of Ericson Manitoba.
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Catie N. Evanocho
Toronto
Ontario
Fred Zarechanski
G. Marko
C. Nordstrom
Stony Hill
Nordstrom
Jos Monette
Kenora
A. K. Thiessen
Consolidated Elevator
St. Boniface Hospital
N. Morris
Ericgson
Man
Of Many Things By Ambrose Hills
A longtime columnist riffs on food and weather as key reader interests. He laments poor Western Canadian restaurant cooking while praising well prepared staples like roast beef and ham and eggs. The writer notes variability, cites experiences in Manitoba and Montreal, and argues quality tied to diners willing to try new dishes and proper liquor service.
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Restaurant Association
East
Manitoba
Foundations of health start in childhood diet
A building relies on strong foundations and so does an adult’s health. A balanced childhood diet leads to a healthier body than one fed less carefully, underscoring early nutrition as key to long term well being.
Canada’s Food Rules for Daily Nutrient Needs
The text discusses daily protein minerals and vitamins for all ages to prevent malnutrition and maintain health. It questions whether Canada’s Food Rules offer a sound plan for food choices and ends by inviting readers to patronize advertisers.
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Canada
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Springfield Leader
Springfield
Springfield Leader Limited
D. G. Gired
Post Office Department
Allegra
Lorraine Krieger
Lorene
Edna Hintz Buchan
Nellie Kozier
C. Gmiterek
Stella Valenta Cromwell Dencross
Rita Kowalchuk
Elma — C. Wendeborn
Gurson
Glenfields
Beverley Belton
Glenmoor
J. Otto
Grand Marais
W. Greenwald
Elsie Petmick
Green Oak
Raymond Struss
Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Lec du Bonnet
Fine Pals
Les Bail Ports
Iley_ Pointe
Farm News
Whitemouth
T G.erskine
Mike Brock
Atikokan
R. B. Latta
Stanley Mazurkieuciz
Mazurkieuciz
Rose Sudletsky
John Steiner
R. Belliveau
P. K. Paulsen
Joe Bryck
Revelstoke
B. C
Whitemouth School
Dodge Mayfair
Soden
SY Chrysler Corporation de Canada, Limited
Foriard
Johnnie
Alec Malkoske
Jack Tait
Bill Kirby
Bealth
Wendeborn
Wm. Kurian
Wm. O. North
Cornwall
Mathilda Pohjonen
Harry Wasiuta
Harvey
Winnipeg
S. A Novicki
Alex Hazel
Dillabough, Sask
Hazel
Ambrose Hills
E. S. Posenquist
Whitemouth District Hospital
West
Happy Girl Golden Line
Higgins Avenue
A. T. Turner
Beausejour
McGill “U
Morley R. Shuckett
Entist
Salter St
Weselak & Middleton
Crawford
Municipal Hall
Matlin & Company
Bank of Nova Scotia Chambers
Joseph Bellan
B.A
Ll.b
Beausejour, Manitoba
T. C. Greschuk
Q.C
Confederation
Drache, Meltzer, Essers & Gold
Meer
Trans-Canada
South Main Street
A. H. Basman
Beausejour Hotel
Portage Ave
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