Three Baby Bears Leave Wanham Home For Calgary Zoo
In Wanham Alberta three six week old cubs from a den north of town were taken in by Noel Boisvert and his children Patsy and Roger. The three bears grew from four pounds to a larger size before authorities arranged their transfer to the Calgary Zoo due to provincial restrictions. The cubs spent two weeks at the Boisverts and briefly used Patsys doll carriage as a sleeping place before departure.
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Grande Prairie
Alta
Wanhama
Mies
Wanham
Noel Boisyert
Patsy
Roger
Boisvert
K. McGinnis
Mr. McGinnis
Mr. Boisvert
Boisverts
Calgary
Manitoba tourism set for record 1954 season
Manitoba's 1954 tourist season is forecast to be the biggest yet. Industry minister Ron Turner notes 1953 saw $26.5 million in tourist spending and a 1.5 million revenue rise from 1952. By March 31, 16,750 enquiries were recorded, over 3,000 above 1953, with April and May expected to rise.
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Manitoba
Ron Turner
Industry and Commerce
Department
Bureau of Travel and Publicity
Turner
United States
Death at Eastertide in weekly Bible comment
Easter message notes death as a universal leveler and urges safety to prevent needless losses. It contrasts wartime sacrifices with deaths from carelessness in public transport and consumer settings, urging adherence to abstinence and safety to honor the risen Christ.
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Jesus
Town reports no new sidewalks since 1904 in Sutherland
Town clerk A. C. Hayden told council that no sidewalks have been laid since 1904 in Sutherland a Saskatoon suburb a situation he calls perhaps unique in Saskatchewan with implications for local infrastructure and safety.
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Sutherland
Sask
A. C. Hayden
Saskatoon
Council
Saskatchewan
Vancouver Island Holly Exports Rise Sharply
Reports show 13 tons of holly shipped from Vancouver Island to eastern Canadian points last Christmas season. The volume marked an 86 percent increase over the previous year.
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Victoria
Vancouver Island
Estern
Fellah Definition and Classification in Egypt
This study defines fellah as a native Egyptian who cultivates the soil. It explains distinctions among objects from clay and apparel while noting the terms tears and vegetables. Historical references include Ruby and Da Mascus with a 1946 dating and the number 11.
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Syria
Aleppo
Damascus
Indo-China
Egypt
Keeping Lemons For Weeks In A Tight Container
Weekly tip explains how lemons stay usable for several weeks by storing them in a tight container submerged in cold water. The water should be changed weekly to maintain freshness and prevent spoilage.
Throwing mechanics and tennis tips from Sports Clinic notes
The article cites Bert Dunne on elbow leading in throwing to build power and urges slow practice before speed. Mercer Beasley warns tennis players to loft shots 16 to 24 inches over the net to reduce errors. It also covers irritation from shaving and endorses electric shavers for skin comfort. Average London rainfall is about 25 inches annually.
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Bert Dunne
Dunne
Sports College
London
Tropical Animal Crossword Weekly Puzzle
Horizontal clues fill a tropical animal themed crossword. The grid includes entries for extinct birds, rivers, coin names, and common abbreviations. Across and down answers reference Greek letters, body parts, and everyday words expressed in compact forms suitable for a newspaper puzzle page.
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Grande Prairie Herald-Tribune
Lloyd
Ace” Percival
Mercer Beasley
Charles Lamb
Abel
Seth
Tropics
Ordor
Virgil
By Len Kleis
Wes
Peggy
MIT
AFRA
Priscilla
Chuck Thurston
al Vermeer
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