8 000 Pound Sturgeon Harvest Reported
Cumberland House Fishermen's Co operative last year harvested about 8 000 pounds of sturgeon at 1 07 per pound totaling 8 500. They received 6 300 upfront with a final 2 200 settlement paid this week. Catches are flown to Beaver Lake for freezing and glaze before shipment to U.S. markets. The tail of the sturgeon is not used in Saskatchewan.
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Cumberland House
Co-Operative
Beaver Lake
Saskatchewan Fish Marketing Service
Saskatchewan
Frontiers: New TV Series Probes Canadian Frontiers
National Film Board launches FRONTIERS a 15 part weekly series airing coast to coast. It documents geographic industrial scientific and social frontiers from the Peace River to Yellowknife and features developments in petrochemicals mining automation and education of gifted and retarded children. The first two parts cover the Conquest of Cold.
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National Film Board
Peace River
Frontier
Yellowknife
South Saskatchewan Dam
David Bairstow
NFB
Frontiers
Bairstow
Canada
Arctic Barrens
Theanadian
Prairies
Mushroom Cream Sauce for Brunch or Lunch
A versatile mushroom dish using fresh or canned mushrooms in a medium cream sauce. Prepare by simmering mushrooms in water, making a milk-thickened sauce with butter flour and salt, then re heating. Optional: add canned shrimp, salmon, tuna, turkey, or chicken and serve on toasted rolls with tomatoes and cucumbers.
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Canada
Quick Canadian Quiz Highlights Canada Facts
The quiz asks about Canada's longest street Yonge Street, provinces Alberta Saskatchewan and Prince Edward Island as farming leaders, cradle board as the carrier for children, and an investment cost around twelve thousand dollars per new industrial job with 815000 pension receivers this year. It also includes a mushroom toast boats recipe for lunch.
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Canada
Toronto
Yonge Street
Simcoe
Lake Simcoe
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Prince Edward Island
Limiting God and Finding Unity in 1959 Reflections
A reflective piece reviewing 1958 and looking ahead to 1959. The author cites Psalm 78 41 and Psalm 133 1, recounts healing through faith, and recalls lessons from Moses and Jonah about responsibility. The tone remains devotional urging faithful action within divine lines.
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Israel
Jonah
Nineveh
Moses
New Lone Scouts and Riddles From Regina News
A cryptic note lists new Lone Scouts with names including Garry Bennett Dorintosh Rob ert Main Lumsden Edward Ricalton Wayne Whitlock Spencer Sealy Battle ford. The page asks readers to solve word puzzles about a key word and a Brown family riddle, inviting answers to Skipper Frank Gordon Big in Regina Saskatchewan.
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Cry Weaver
Rycees
Garry Bennett
Dorintosh
Robert Main
Lumsden
Edward Ricalton
Wayne Whitlock
Spencer Sealy
Battleford
Frank
Gordon Big
Regina
Sask
Community urges local merchants to support weekly paper
Carle A. Zielke of the Wisconsin Press Association urges merchants and civic leaders to back their weekly newspaper to sustain local democracy and economic vitality. He warns that newspaper freedom belongs to citizens and requires open government and community backing.
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U.S.A
Carle A. Zielke
Wisconsin Press Association
Wisconsin Kiwanis
Wisconsin
Main Street
The Ten Commandments The Teen Code Adopted in Victoria
The Teen Code from San Francisco archdiocesan high schools was adopted as guidance for youth at the Twenty-eighth Older Boys Parliament in Victoria. The commandments urge thoughtful choices, obedience to parents, modest driving, faithful church attendance, careful dating, and choosing companions wisely.
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Archdiocesan High Schools
San Francisco
Victoria
Indianapolis
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