Government gestures on hunting safety face tough questions
A report by James W. Kimball reviews a series of hunting safety proposals aimed at halting accidents like the Elkhorn shooting last November. While many ideas are sensible, critics say they lack force, urging stronger licensure, safety tests, and mandatory eye examinations to ensure hunter competence.
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James W. Kimball
Little Richard Cheater
Elkhorn
Hunter
Aera
Crack Down on Small Boat Operators With Strict Laws
Editorial urges licenses for small craft operators and enforceable rules on engine power and capacity. Cites historical laxity, growing pleasure craft traffic, and rising drownings as rationale for tougher, uniformly enforced boating regulations. Canadian public should support stricter water safety standards.
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Dad
Junior
Department of Transport
Privacy Invasion Sparks Debate Over Wildlife Tagging
Ontario researchers in Algonquin Park tag wolves mink fox otter grouse and others with tiny transmitters to track habits. They claim a noble purpose but critics warn tagging hunters and fishermen could erase human privacy in the wilds.
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Ontario
Algonquin Park
Canada launches 1963 mineral resources field program
The Geological Survey of Canada begins a 1963 field program costing over 2.5 million dollars to aid mineral resources development across ten provinces, Yukon, and Northwest Territories. It includes 107 field parties with about 100 staff geologists and 280 summer workers, plus a $300,000 role in the International Upper Mantle Project involving drilling two 5,000 foot holes.
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Canada
Geological Survey of Canada
Coppermine River
Nwt
Vancouver Island
British Columbia
Ontario
Kirkland
Larder Lake
British Columbia Coast
North America
Arctic
Rotes
Ottawa
Mack-Whanson Exchange at Sidney in May Wedding
A May 18 wedding at the United Church in Sidney united Carol Elaine Manns of Firdale with Andrew Lloyd Mack of Victoria. Rev. D Sly officiated. The bride wore nylon organza gown with lace, a four-tier chapel veil and a pearl set. flowers included red roses and white stephanotis. The groom is in the Royal Canadian Navy and they will reside in Victoria, B C.
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Sidney
D. Sly
Winnipeg
Carol Elaine
Thomas Manns
Firdale
Andrew Lloyd Mack
Victoria
Norman Mack
Car’berry
B. Nicholson
Lloyd Hughson
Wallis
Shirley Moore
MacGregor
Lynn Manns
Kay Manns
Heather Nohlgren
David Petri
Ronald Manns
Keith Addison
Edrans Hall
Chas. Manns
James Addison
Carberry
Stan Smith
Idale
David Pedrie
Kamloops
B.C
R. Manns
Dauphin
L. Manns
H. Lunn
L. Evans
Critchlow
E. Downie
Beth Downie
D. Downie
Homemaker's Corner at Plowing Match July 3
Homemaker program at 2 to 3 p.m. features Ruth Howard from Carman demonstrating salad making with appetizers main dish and desserts and tips on home lighting by Mrs. Peggy Hood Portage area. Occurs in a tent on plowing match grounds.
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Ruth Howard
Carman
Peggy Hood
Portage
Gems Of Thought Foe Provokes Original Thought
A fragmentary quotation notes originality as a pair of quotes by Carlyle Higginson and Holmes. It mentions sincerity and a Mary Eddy Baker line about originality, attributed to various thinkers. The readable text remains fragmentary and undated.
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Foe
Carlyle
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