Hospital Disaster Institute in Saskatoon event set for May
Thirty hospitals from Saskatchewan and Alberta will join the eighth federally sponsored Hospital Disaster Institute at University Hospital Saskatoon on May 28 and 11. The event, under Civil Defence Health Service, aims to help hospitals prepare for mass casualty disasters with a simulated casualty admission drill and 24-hour stockpiles. Attendees include Hon. J. Walter Erb, Mayor E Buckwold, and Dr. D. Piercey.
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Saskatchewan
Aranitoba
University Hospital
Saskatoon
Sask
Civil Defence Health Service
Dept. of National Health and Welfare
J. Walter Erb
Buckwold
Sashkatoon
D. Piercey
Canadian Hospital Association
J. O. Probe
Union Hospital
Rosetown
Bask
A. L. Swanson
R. F. Myers
Union
E. J. Young
Federal Civil Defence Health Service
Windsor
Toronto
Hamilton
Ontario
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Victoria
British Columbia
Montreal
Quebec
Apron Pattern 7414 Offers Flower Pocket Trim
The notice advertises Pattern 7414 for easy sew aprons with tulip, rose, and pansy trim plus five flower pockets. Includes transfer directions and color schemes. Send thirty five cents in coins to Arts Department, Department P.P.L., Gd Front Street, W., Toronto. stamps not accepted.
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Fhusthold
Arts Department
Department P.P.L
Front Street
Toronto
Too many apples in British Columbia surplus
The Canadian reports that B C fruit country growers hold about six hundred thousand boxes of surplus apples from the 1958 pack. High prices once kept people from buying, but last year’s top quality apples may still enter markets and find demand in pies.
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Camrose
Alberta
B.C
Heating rolls in a brown paper bag
To heat rolls, place them in a clean brown paper bag. Sprinkle the bag lightly with water and place in the oven to heat for 10 or 15 minutes.
Identification tags urged for children after Chicago fire
A physician urged general use of ID tags for school children after the Our Lady of Angels fire. Dr James E Seagraves of St Anne's Hospital noted many burned children lacked ID and described how hospital disaster planning, including cross district hospital familiarity, aided the response. The AMA release backed tags and simplified, practiced disaster plans.
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Chicago
American Medical Association
Health League of Canada
James E. Seagraves
St. Anne's Hospital
Our Lady of Angels School
Two-in-One Egg Found In Breakfast Egg
Hannes Vidal found a smaller perfect egg inside a boiled egg at breakfast. He carried it to the Leader office where staff had already eaten. The egg reportedly came from a hen at Alex Mennie farm amid local talk of farm quirks and cautionary notes on disaster planning.
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Hannes Vidal
Leader Office
Hannes
Alex Mennie
Dufferin
Carman
Poison Ivy Description Across Seasons and Forms
Poison ivy is the only native Canadian plant with a three part leaf and white fruit. It grows as a trailing vine or upright plant, sometimes climbing high on trees or poles. Leaves vary in shape size and color, but always come in threes. Spring shows reddish unfolding leaves, turning green. summer bears small whitish flowers and greenish yellow fruit. autumn leaves turn red orange and yellow with some color variation, while winter fruits shrink and yellowish brown.
Colleen to see Jamaica on eight day trip
Colleen Campbell five year old Mutchmer Public School pupil won an eight day all expenses paid trip to Jamaica for herself and a parent after answering all 50 questions correctly in a quiz based on the Ontario Driver's Handbook. She was the only top scorer among about 600 Ottawa area students through Grade 8. The article also notes pork cuts Boston Butt and picnic shoulder and a cooking tip.
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Colleen Campbell
Mutchmer Public School
Jamaica
Colleen
Albert P
Bert) Campbell
Holmwood Avenue
Ottawa
Caribbean
Ontario
Ottawa Area
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Vgice Braves
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Smiths Falls
Ont
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Renfrew
Lands and Forests
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Admaston
Admaston District
E.G. Anderson
Division of Botany and Plant Pathology
THE
Eastern Ontario Review
Wankleek Hill
Phyllis Wilson
Citizen
Marion Hope Sellers
Davidson
University of Saskatchewan
Michael Yurkovsali
BSA
Carrot River
Hafford
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