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Newspaper

Springfield Leader

Location

Springfield, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jan 13, 1959

Page

4

Modern hot caps speed tomato growth in Saskatoon method

Saskatoon farm experts describe a hot cap technique to start tomato seeds in a five to six inch pot with vermiculite. Seeds sown April 15 emerge by May 20, then transplanted into gardens under cone shaped paper caps costing about five cents. Caps trap heat for early ripening but require careful weeding.

Karmsack Sask Stan Sheard Saskatchewan Department of Agriculture Sheard

Bassano hunters claim 1958 Canadian moose antlers

Bassano Chief Constable K W Degen and fellow hunter John Beringer shot moose west of Cremona in Number 10 Zone. Degen’s animal dressed at 550 pounds, Beringer’s 350 pounds. Antler measurement affidavit by Keats Lane with Bill Karpuk and John Beringer as witnesses. Calgary office to confirm 1958 record trophies.

Bassano K. W. Degen John Beringer Cremona Degen Beringer Keats Lane Bassano Fish and Game Association Bill Karpuk Calgary Fish and Game Office Bulletin Brooks Alta

Provincial budgets rise to 2.226 billion for year

In the year ending March 31, 1958, the ten provincial governments spent an estimated total of 2.226 billion dollars, up 180 million from the prior year, highlighting a notable budget expansion across provinces.

Charles Camsell Indian Hospital history and role

The rambling Ed monton building known as the Charles Camsell Indian Hospital began as a Jesuit College in 1910. It housed US Army medical services during Alaskan Highway construction, then passed to Canadian control in 1946 and expanded to over 550 beds mostly for TB and general care. The facility includes education programs for Indians and Eskimos, handicraft and physiotherapy departments, and a diverse staff led by Medical Superintendent Dr Matthew Matas and Director of Nursing Miss F Elva Taylor.

Edmonton Charles Camsell Canada Peter Tingmaniak Onyshko Alberta United States Army US. Army Department of Indian Health Services Department of Mines and Resources Department of Citizenship and Immigration Tis Petal Matthew Matas F. Elva Taylor St. Boniface Hospital Winnipeg University of Toronto

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