Eastern Ontario weekly papers form association in Ottawa
The Eastern Ontario Weekly Newspapers Association was formed at Ottawa during a Saturday meeting. It will cover towns east of Deep River to Belleville and promote welfare of weekly newspapers and Eastern Ontario communities. R. Atkey was elected president with John Morris as vice president and Don MacCuaig as secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Ontario Weekly Newspapers Association
Ottwa
Deep River
Belleville
Ontario
Atkey
Armorier Chronicle
John Morris
Prescott Journal
Don MacCuaig
Renfrew Advance
Reg
Workman
The
Winchester Press
Keith Graham
Chesterville Record
Eugene Macdonald
Glengarry News
Orore
E. B. Eddy Company
Ottawa
Hull
Glengary News
Alexandria
Ont
Kenosee Lake subdivision established in Moose Mountain Park
Hon. A. G. Kuziak announces a new Kenosee Lake subdivision by the Surveys Branch of the Department of Natural Resources. The 78 lot plan near the north shore offers cottage sites, reserves, and future expansion, leased on registration. Administration falls to the Southern Region with Conservation Officer J. I Bruce overseeing locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Kuziak
Kenosee Lake
Southern Region
Department of Natural Resources
J. I Bruce
Beautification Theme at North Battleford Homemakers Convention
In a forceful address to 136 members from 17 clubs in Battleford, H. A. Osborn urged positive thinking and action under the theme Beautifying the Corner Where We Live. He said communities mirror their people and stressed active contribution, enthusiasm, and the 4H creed of heart hand head and health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Battleford
Battleford
H. A. Osborn
Sugar Maple Sap Tastes Like Water In Raw State
In its natural state sugar maple sap tastes like water. The note highlights the pale, clear liquid’s early stage before processing into syrup.
Weed killer precautions protect sensitive crops and drift risks
Careful use of weed killing chemicals like 2,4 D MCP and 2 4 5 T can injure tomatoes sunflowers soybeans cabbage and many ornamentals through drift or fumes. Low volatile formulations are safer. follow label instructions avoid windy days and use boom sprayers with low pressure and nonester amine or sodium salts whenever sensitive crops are nearby.
Orchardist reports Soviet life and farms to delegates
Alex Jupp described a 25 day Soviet visit focusing on Moscow life and large collectivized farms. He noted 96 percent of farms were state or collective, worker brigades, production quotas, and cow barn charts. Housing was crowded, streets clean, women held many jobs, and television was common. A local orchardist hoped for peace. The News Indian Head Sask June 5 195&.
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3.I.A
Alex Jupp
Russia
Soviet Union
Moscow
Mr. Jupp
United Church
Indian Head
Sask
Also Mentioned on This Page
Annprior Editor
Kenosee Lake Subdivision
Jupp
Spielhe
Pease
Brown
Saskatoon
Ellis Yant
Langenbur
Saskatchewan
Melvin Forrest
Maidstone
Swift Current
Joe Edwin D. Washington
Jaycee
Swift, Current
Gary Meinorize
Central Butte
Bill McLaughlin
Kamaack
Raymond W. Robinson
Moose Jaw
George P. Staranchuk
Nipawin
Lloyd E. Near
Kindersley
Laverance E. Hurd
Melfort
Tom Gernack
Maple Creek
Ralph L. Coltart
Weyburn
John A. Cochrane
Rosetown
Dennis N. Lay
Meadow Lake
Robert Pylypow
Glaslyn
Douglas K. Davidson
Estevan
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