Saskatchewan Spring Waterfowl Survey Underway In May
The Spring waterfowl population survey in Saskatchewan runs from May to August. Director E. L Paynter notes surveys focus on prairie breeding regions with additional work in the United States and other Canadian areas. About 19 000 ducks will be banded as part of the effort to estimate nesting success and future fall flocks. The project, a coop erative effort with US Fish and Wildlife, Canadian Wildlife Service, and Ducks Unlimited, uses aircraft transects and field teams to count birds and determine migratory numbers for hunting regulations.
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Albertans to Receive Citizens Royalty Dividend
The first Oil and Gas Citizen Royalty Dividend of 20 dollars will be paid starting Sept 1 to about 550 000 eligible Albertans. Notices are being mailed, with payments from an 11 million dollar fund under the Oil and Gas Royalties Dividend Act. Qualifying citizens must be 21 by Dec 31 1957, Alberta residents, and have at least ten years residence with two years in the immediate prior period.
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Treasury
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Lifting Power and Dividend Payment Notice
The article discusses lifting gases hydrogen and helium with hydrogen offering greater lift while helium is preferred for safety. It notes daily abode restrictions and the need to sign a declaration at payment for dividends. It warns false declarations are criminal and that the 1957 dividend will not be paid after December 31, 1957.
Celgar to invest over $1 million at Castlegar site
T N Beaupre announced Celgar will spend more than 1 million dollars on the old Wesley property plant site. Work includes clearing the area, building a warehouse, and moving CPR tracks. Sawmill operations will expand to double capacity, adding about 100 jobs.
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Dior Reignites 1920s Vibe With Modern Cut Lines
Fashion notes show Dior reviving the 1920s silhouette with knee-length skirts, low waistlines, and unbelted sheath looks. Soft fabrics like Vacama jerseys and knotted tweeds appear, while color ranges span mustard, antique gold, and bold oranges. Mexican pyramids noted as larger in number than Egyptian ones.
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Parsnan Couture
Dior
Paris
Vacama
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Vocama
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