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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 07, 1972
Page
8
The page offers a yearly horoscope with general advice for all signs. It highlights steady effort, recognition through competence, and varying behavior for natives, followed by individual guidance for Aries through Pisces on planning, productivity, research, cooperation, health, and personal matters.
Newfoundland will limit annual moose hunting to 8000 for several years due to population declines in some areas. In 1971 hunters killed 11800 moose with poaching losses suspected. Biologists estimate 35000 to 40000 moose, but officials say numbers may be higher. The bill has topped 10000 yearly, with resident success about 55 percent and non resident success about 80 percent. Authorities increased management areas to ten from five to curb the hunt.
The piece extols newspaper boys who weather daily rain to deliver papers. It highlights self reliance, time budgeting, accurate records, and early financial sense as route profits help save for future careers. John Wayne is cited as a former paper boy, illustrating initiative.
A short notice invites interested readers to contact the circulation manager about a newspaper route for their son. The call to action appears amid a rainy day context, suggesting flexible scheduling and community job opportunities.
Stuart Thiessen, secretary treasurer of the National Farmers Union, argues prairie farmers cling to rugged individualism, hurting profits as large food processors wield power. He says unified farmer action is needed to shape policy and counter market conditions. Saskatchewan contemplates a new federation similar to Alberta's Unifarm, while NFU insists on grassroots policy control.
A cross Canada tally shows layoffs in May but recovery signs with plant openings and expansions. Major items include National Sea Products hiring 200 in St John’s and Bridgewater expansion by Michelin creating about 1,280 jobs in Nova Scotia, and CIP work to reopen Temiscaming mill by Sept 1 under a government plan.
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