Ontario studies Man land titles operations praised
Ontario officials review Manitoba land titles setup noting its high standard and minimal boundary disputes. Manitoba registrar Harold McKas cites tight error margins for city urban rural areas and the 1958 Certification of Titles Act in Ontario guiding westward studies led by Magareet Maywood and Ontario’s Attorney General.
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Manitoba
Canada
Ontario
Hen Stering Lyon
Magweod
Univers
Oo Gibedhvision
Province of
Harold McKas
Maywood
Silent scarecrow could lose out to automation
Portage la Prairie Manitoba farmers facing raiding birds find an automatic noise maker from the provincial game branch. The butane powered bangers produce timed shotgun blasts to deter birds, with adjustable intervals and portable design, delivering about 3,000 explosions per gas cylinder. Gerry Malaher explains use beyond duck depredation.
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Portage la Prairie
Man
Netley
Gerry Malaher
Daily Graphic
Clay Tile Through the Ages in Dwellings and Churches
Clay tile has been used by people for over 4,000 years in homes and churches. The statement highlights the long history and enduring utility of ceramic roofing and decorative tiles across civilizations.
Arthritis prevention tips from Canadian society
The Canadian Arthritis and Bhewmattiem Society offers six rules to reduce arthritis risk: seek prompt care after injury, avoid sudden repetitive strain, warm up before heavy work, maintain healthy weight, limit damp and cold exposure, and reduce tension. They caution not to claim full avoidance but stress general health benefits and support national research into causes and cures.
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Arthritis and Bhewmattiem Society
University of Saskatchewan appoints Dr J H Crouch as Visiting
Dr J H Crouch is named Visiting Associate Professor of Drama at the University of Saskatchewan Saskatoon by President W P Thompson. Former head of drama at University of Colorado and founder of the Colorado Shakespeare Festival he directs over 50 plays and holds BA from California and MA PhD from Cornell with 13 years teaching including Mill's College California.
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J. H. Crouch
University of Saskatchewan
Saskatoon
W. P. Thompson
Crouch
University of Colorado
Colorado
Cornell University
Mill’s College
California
Canadian skiwear hopes tied to world fame
Madeleine Levason discusses with Lucille Wheeler, world champion skier from St. Jovite Quebec, her role as styling consultant for a Canadian skiwear maker. She envisions global appeal citing colorful outfits for Eskimos and French Canadians, stresses streamlined stretch pants, functional jacket details, quilted parkas, and new designs like a convertible parka, Habitant sweaters, hats, and ski masks.
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Lucille Wheeler
St. Jovite
Que
Mass Wheeler
Miss Wheeler
Applications for new stations before Governors sitting
Applications for new stations come before the Board of Broadcast Governors at its next sitting September 28 to 30. TV station proposed at Grand Falls Newfoundland by Newfoundland Broadcasting of St Johns Channel 4 with 7300 watt video. FM stations for Sherbrooke Quebec La Tribune Stee and Brampton Ontario CFJB. AM stations for Dartmouth Nova Scotia John A Funston Joliette Quebec Montreal Multilingual Broadcasting Dorval Quebec GeorgeS Mooney Estevan Saskatchewan Estevan Community Broadcasters Stettler Alberta Camrose Broadcasting Kamloops British Columbia Twin Cities TV Kamloops British Columbia John Skelly.
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Board of Broadcast Governors
Grand Falls
Newfoundland
Newfoundland Broadcasting
St. John’s
Sherbrooke
Que
la Tribune Stee
Brampton
CFJB
Dartmouth
N.S
John A. Funston
Joliette
Montreal
Dorval
Georges. Mooney
Estevan, Sask
Estevan Community Broadcasters
Stettler, Alta
Camrose Broadcasting
Kamloops
B.C
Twin Cities TV
John Skelly
Largest sledang oxen branded as fiercest animal
The sledang is described as the largest oxen species and among the most ferocious animals globally, highlighting its imposing size and dangerous reputation.
National egg trophy comes to Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan’s August and Anna Schiller of Zenith poultry farm east of Regina received the silver trophy for the high est scoring egg display at the Canadian National Exhibition in Toronto. Saskatchewan entries won 10 firsts and two seconds of 14 total, with a proposed quality egg program to seal high grade cartons. The Schillers, in poultry for 18 months, run four flocks totaling 100 to 150 dozen daily, plan to switch to open pens, and aim to boost grading and marketing of top quality eggs in Regina.
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August Schiller
Zenith Poultry Farm
Regina
Sask
Canada
Toronto
Zenith
E. M. Campbell
Saskatchewan Department of Agriculture
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Ontario
Alberta
Campbell
Schiller
Mr. Schiller
Charlie Sherry
Coonhound Traits Highlighted by Kennel Clubs
The black and Tan Coonhound, recently recognized as a purebred by The Canadian Kennel Club and The American Kennel Club, excels in coon work and can hunt deer, mountain lion, and bear. It tracks by scent with nose near the ground, signaling when quarry is treed.
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Canadian Kennel Club
American Kennel Club
Settle Down With a Good Book
An interesting book offers hours of relaxation and broadens the hobby beyond fiction. Nonfiction such as archaeology natural history biography and geography opens new worlds of entertainment and education. You do not need wealth to enjoy good books as even expensive volumes can be borrowed from your public library.
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Wbrary
Drive With Care The Life You Save May Be Your Own
Public safety campaign urging careful driving to prevent crashes. Emphasizes personal responsibility and consequences of reckless behavior on roads. Endorses cautious speed, attention, and adherence to traffic laws to protect drivers and pedestrians. Local officials promote awareness through posters and community events.
Athlete's foot not limited to athletes
Health Magazine reports athlete's foot, or epuer mophytos, is a global skin infection not limited to athletes and can affect any smooth skin. Fungi thrive in warm moist environments, with toes often starting the condition. prevention tips include washing and drying feet, using dusting powder, and wearing breathable shoes. Medical advice can reduce treatment time and suffering.
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Health Magazine
The
Health League of Canada
Gibson E. Craig
F. Blank
Man
Shell Crusher Recounts Black Drum Feeding Adaptation
The black drum in southern waters uses a crushing mechanism at the back of its mouth to grind small stones and shells, enabling it to process hard prey. This anatomical feature highlights its adaptation for foraging in coastal habitats.
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Ontario Studies Man. Land Titles
U. of S
Fleischmann
Aeseiuaa
Ragy Te
Madeleine
Levason
By Yee Brel
Rousehold Arts Department
Department P.P.L
Front Street W
Coonhound
Audrey Goodchild
England
Jade
Swift Current
Rush Lake
Audrey
Lethbridge
Allen Carey
Walnut Ranch
Fred CC. Swinnard
Dalhousie
N.B
Dundurn
12 Works Company
Royal Canadian Engineers
Winnipeg
Dalhousie High School
University of New Brunswick
Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
Edna
National Defence Photo
Everss Aca
Dodd
Dodds
Cunard
Europe
West Indies
South America
Mediterranean
Wolf the Fan
Toronto-Dominion Bank
Portage Ave
Helifex
Saint John
Quebec
Edmonton
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