Sturgeon Harvest Totals 8000 Pounds for Cumberland House Fishermen
Cumberland House Fishermen's Co-operative reported about 8 000 pounds of sturgeon caught last season with payments totaling 4 500 dollars for the catch. Final settlement of 2 200 dollars was paid this week after initial 6 300 dollars was received. Fish are flown to Beaver Lake for freezing and shipment to U.S. markets via the Saskatchewan Fish Marketing Service. The tail is not utilized in Saskatchewan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland House Fishermen's Co-operative
C-Operative
Saskatchewan Fish Marketing Service
F. Corney
Cumberland House
Co-Operative
Genery
Cumberjaced House
Beaver Lake
Saskatchewan
New TV series FRONTIERS probes Canadian frontiers
National Film Board announces FRONTIERS a 15 part telecast touring Canada to reveal pioneering work in geography industry science and social fields. It will cover the Arctic north petro chemicals mining automation and education of gifted and retarded children with a two part opener Conquest of Cold.
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National Film Board
Peace River
Frontier
Yellowknife
South Saskatchewan Dam
David Bairstow
NFB
Frontiers
Bairstow
Arctic Barrens
Prairies
Creamed Mushrooms Boost Brunch Creations with Toast Boats
Historic appeal of mushrooms across cultures leads to a versatile brunch recipe. Fresh or canned mushrooms can be used with a milk cream sauce, optional seafood or poultry mix, and toasted bread boats for serving.
Quick Canadian Quiz Facts From the Pocket Annual
The piece quizzes on Canada facts including Yonge Street length in Ontario, cradle boards, and leading provinces for agriculture. It notes three provinces where manufacturing leads and estimates for creating one industrial job at about 12 000 dollars. About 15 000 receive the universal old age pension this year.
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Canada
Toronto
Yonge Street
Simcoe
Lake Simcoe
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Prince Edward Island
Quick Canadian Facts
Pocket Annual
Facts About Canada
Reflections on Scripture and 1958 in the Lone Scouts
The writer reviews the year through Bible study, noting how prayerful reading of the Bible expands understanding, strengthens faith, and fosters unity. A sermon on Limiting God inspires self-scrutiny about stepping forward in duty and responsibility, with references to Moses and Jonah. The piece also lists new Lone Scouts and ends with puzzles and word games from a parish or troop page.
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God
Israel
Jonah
Nineveh
Moses
Merchants urged to back local paper in Wisconsin Kiwanis speech
Carle A. Zielke of the Wisconsin Press Association urged business and civic leaders to support weekly newspapers. He warned that many towns lack papers as merchants fail to buy local printing, stressing freedom of the press belongs to citizens and they must demand open government.
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Ty Bae
Carle A. Zielke
Wisconsin Press Association
Wisconsin Kiwanis
Wisconsin
Main Street
Ten Commandments Teen Code Adopted by San Francisco Faiths
The Teen Code drawn up by archdiocesan high schools of San Francisco became a youth guide for the province at the Twenty-eighth Older Boys Parliament in Victoria. It urges youths to think before drinking, obey parents, be humble, avoid unclean thoughts, drive safely, pick a good mate, attend church, follow one’s own path, choose companions wisely, and keep the original commandments.
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Archdiocesan High Schools
San Francisco
Victoria
Indianapolis
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Fomis
Quick
NEW Lone Scouts
Garry Bennett
Dorintosh
Robert Main
Lumsden
Edward Ricalton
Wayne Whitlock
Spencer Sealy
Battleford
Frank
Gordon Blig
Regina
Sask
PPA
TNT
the Herald
Herbert, Sask
Rossland, B.C
Bette
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