Saskatoon warns hunters on fur bearing animals
Warold Read of the Saskatchewan department of natural resources warns hunters not to shoot valuable fur bearing animals. He says reports from trappers prompted action and notes a trapper license or special permit is required for fur take, with exceptions for badger, coyote, fox, rabbit, skunk, timber wolf, and wolverine. Non residents also need a permit. Conservation officers will enforce.
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Warold
Sask
Department of Natural Resources
Warseed
Fead
Saskatchewan
Read
Misses' Bites Apron Coverall Pattern Advertisement
Easy-few coverall with wide straps and pockets printed for Misses sizes. Pattern 4853 lists sizes 10 12 14 16 18 20 with fabric yardage and 40 cents order request sent to Anne Adams Pattern Dept at 60 Front Street Toronto for pattern Te.
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Anne Adams
Department P.P.L
Front Street
Toronto
Penny Pattern Ads for Baby Clothes and Knitwear
Household Arts Department offers two panel transfers and a doll pattern with color chart for baby nursery decor. Pattern 7452 includes two 21 inch panels. send 35 cents in coins with name and address to the Toronto department. Also offered are a shrug knitting pattern 7073 sizes 32 to 38, and pattern 4915 for misses tops with fabric amounts. send 35 and 40 cents respectively to Anne Adams Pattern Dept at 60 Front Street West Toronto with name and address.
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Household Arts Department
Fiemartment P.P.L
Rent Street
Perenta
Don't underestimate your child's intelligence says AMA release
Dr Willard Abraham of Arizona State University cautions parents against underestimating a child's mental ability. He offers a 10 point checklist to help distinguish truly less bright children from those near the top of the scale, especially for kindergarten ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Medical Association
Health League of Canada
Willard Abraham
Special Education Department
Arizona State University
Abraham
First W P Thompson scholarship winner named
Beverley Maureen Rever of Regina is the first recipient of the W P Thompson scholarship at the University of Saskatchewan in Saskatoon. The award honors Dr W P Thompson who retired in 1959 and Rever excels in biology and track. The scholarship totals about 300 dollars plus tuition fees and rewards scholarship need and campus participation with a 70 per cent minimum average.
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Beverley Maureen Rever
Westgate Avenue
Regina
W.P. Thompson
University of Saskatchewan
Saskatoon
N. K. Cram
W. P. Thompson
Thompson
Miss Rever
Luther College
McGill University
Montreal
U. of S
Parents urged patience as children grow independence
A parent smiles with a secret apology after a child previously labeled as mentally retarded proves brighter than expected. Dr. Abraham advises parents to refrain from overattentiveness as the child learns to stand on his own. The note adds newborns cry about 113 minutes daily.
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Abraham
Christmas and the sober alcoholic’s Christmas battle
A December Bureau Bulletin article explains how Christmas poses a special struggle for sober alcoholics. It warns that social drinking at gatherings can trigger relapses and urges companions to offer coffee instead, stressing brotherly love and support during the season.
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Santa
Bureau Bulletin
Bureau
Prayer for Hungarians in prison reaches world
A TV host mentions 150 Hungarian youths held in a prison with death sentences upon turning 18 for participating in the 1956 October Revolution. Ed Sullivan urged letters to Khrushchev through Soviet embassies, asking for clemency, and readers were provided a sample prayer urging mercy and peace.
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Ed Sullivan
Sullivan
N. Khruschev
Canada
Marlborough Avenue
Ottawa
Ontario
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P.P.L
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Allied Air Forces Central Europe
BEVERLEY MAUREEN _REVER photo
the Citizen
Kipling, Sask
Mr. Khruschev
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