Arthritis research march in Canada described by CARS
The Canadian Arthritis and Rheumatism Society outlines a decade of funding amounting to 1.13 million dollars spent on fellowships and grants to study arthritis and rheumatic diseases. It details four main research avenues from connective tissue biology to immune responses, clinical drug trials, and the need for more funds to accelerate discovery.
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Canada
Edian Society
CARS
Department of National Health and Welfare
Canadian
Arthritis and
Arthritis and Rheumatism Society
Infra red blanching leads in fruit and vegetable prep
Canada conducts leading research on infra red blanching for freezing and canning. Dr. E A Asselbergs and team show infrared lamps outperform steam water for apples celery peas by reducing water loss protecting flavor nutrients and improving texture. Potatoes gain reduced fat absorption and better raw material recovery while infrared peeling saves weight. Field trials 1955 pioneer. Some vegetables like asparagus turnips carrots resist.
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Canada
E. A. Asselbergs
Plant Research Institute
Canada Department of Agriculture
Asselbergs
Mounties nabbed man accused of illegal beaver house openings
Police said the suspect, after 18 years elapse, was fined for illegally opening beaver houses in 1941. He had been en route to Holgar Sask headed from Prince Albert, and arrived at Kenthne's lonely cabin, surrendering the cash for the fine. The elderly trapper asked when reinforcements would arrive.
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Aot
Holgar
Sask
Prince Albert
Kenthne
Forecast for business in Langenburg from The Journal
The Journal of Langenburg Sask predicts business will grow where invited and valued with reputations built by actions. Companies will prefer dealing with friends, Go-Givery will lead, and the Extra Mile will be unconstrained by traffic. Trust and quality win loyalty as enthusiasm remains contagious.
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Langenburg, Sask
Soviet official says manned moon flight about ten years off
Gen Anatoly Blagonravov, a top Soviet space scientist, warned that a manned rocket to the moon is about ten years away. He cautioned against fixing a date and stressed safety for astronauts to return safely. He said the USSR will not launch until confidence in crew survival is absolute.
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Anatoly Blagonravov
Russia
Soviet Union
Earth
No Fog Mirrors and Unusual Canadian Money Facts
Cleaning tip advises glycerine-moistened cloth to prevent mirror fog during hot water use. The text also notes Canada's paper money comes in ten denominations including a $25 bill a $500 bill and a $1 000 bill with about 15 000 of the $3 000 bills in circulation.
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Canada
Marshmallow Pumpkin Chiffon Pie for Holiday Tables
A festive dessert idea with marshmallows and spiced pumpkin. The pie blends sweet miniature marshmallows with rich pumpkin, creating a decorative, make ahead treat ideal for entertaining. It promises freshness for holiday gatherings and a standout on the dessert table.
Pumpkin Meringue Pie With Marshmallows
Combine pumpkin gelatin brown sugar salt spices egg yolks and milk. Cook until boiling then cool. Beat egg whites with sugar until glossy, fold into pumpkin mix with marshmallows. Pour into baked pastry shell and chill until firm.
Drying Grain Guidelines Issued by Canadian Board
The Board of Grain Commissioners for Canada issues instructions for country drying of grain. It requires representative samples before and after drying, and sets moisture and temperature limits for barley milling wheat lower grades seed grain and other grains. It advises testing artificially dried grain for germination and cooling grain before storage.
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Board of Grain Commissioners For
Canada
Cost of drugs and price controls cited by Cochrane paper
Modern drugs perform wonders and could earn the label miracle but if their benefits are restricted by high prices the state must expand its policing functions. Cochrane Ontario Northland Post notes the concern and calls for action.
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Cochrane
Northland Post
Saskatchewan Conference on Mental Retardation Planned
The Saskatchewan Association for Retarded Children announces the first Saskatchewan Conference on Mental Retardation in Saskatoon March 3 and 4 1960. Leading speakers include Dr Samuel Kirk and Dr Deliah White with discussion by Saskatchewan professionals to guide parents teachers psychologists and community leaders toward better understanding services and acceptance of mentally retarded individuals. For details contact the association secretary at 2421 Broadway Ave Saskatoon.
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Saskatchewan
The
Saskatchewan Association For Retarded Children
Saskatoon
Samuel Kirk
University of Chnois
Deliah White
Julian D. Levinson
Broadway aAve
Sakatoon
Sask
Fish Found in Wheat Field Near Edmonton
Edmonton Alberta farmer John Bryks found eight small five spined sticklebacks in a field of wheat and oats after sending a letter to radio station CJCA. Thousands of other fish were in the same field, likely blown in from nearby sloughs or lakes by an unusual wind or waterspout.
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Edmonton
Alta
John Bryks
St. Michael's
CJCA
Lands and Forests Department
Shanty Season Brings Ice Fishing Boom at Pef ferlaw
The freeze up on Lake Simcoe signals shanty season as fishermen flood in from southern Ontario and New York State. Lake-side community welcomes rent paying visitors and daily whitefish catches of 50 or more are common.
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Lake Simcoe
Pefferlaw
Ontario
New York State
Conscience Stricken Citizen Pays Rail Damage Debt
A Dauphin sender, recalling youth trespass on Canadian National Railways property, has mailed 15.00 to the regional headquarters as settlement for damaged insulators and property. The letter notes past vandalism and asks CNR to accept the payment.
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Canadian National Railways
Dauphin
CNR
Card origins traced to ancient Egypt and China
A brief note explains that playing cards have origins dating back to ancient Egypt and China, outlining early gambling and gaming traditions that influenced later card design and usage.
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Egypt
China
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K. W. Neatby Research
Ottawa
United States
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Spain
Belgium
Italy
Southern Ontario
Federal Laboratory
Eafier
Saskatchewan Association
Search Foundation
Chicago
Graduate School of
Northwest University
Little City
Winnipeg
Cesstophes Ridley
Ridley
National Film Board of Canada
Chris Lund
Chris Ridley
Christine Kimpinski
Rose Sobkow
Chinchilla
Kevin Melvin
Junior Humane Society
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