8 000 pound sturgeon harvest reported
Cumberland House Fishermen's Co operative last year harvested about 61 million pounds of sturgeon earning $107 per pound totaling $8.5 million. LD F Corney said a final settlement of $2,200 was paid this week with $6,300 already delivered. Sturgeon are flown to Beaver Lake, frozen and glazed for shipment to US markets. the tail is not utilized in Saskatchewan.
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Cumberland House Fishermen's Co-operative
Co-Operative
Saskatchewan Fish Marketing Service
LD F. Corney
Cumberland House
Beaver Lake
Saskatchewan
Normal Hearing and the Risk of Assumptions
The passage notes that quiet ticking from a watch is audible only at three feet to a person with normal hearing and reflects on how confidence often masks life’s uncertainties.
New TV series FRONTIERS to probe Canadian frontiers
National Film Board unveils a 15 part telecast series FRONTIERS airing coast to coast. David Bairstow explains the program will show authentic progress across geographical, industrial, scientific and social frontiers including the Arctic north and petro chemical developments. The first two part telecast covers the Conquest of Cold with advances in low temperature research and its impact on industry and daily life.
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National Film Board
Peace River
Frontier
Yellowknife
South Saskatchewan Dam
David Bairstow
NFB
Frontiers
Bairstow
Canada
Arctic Barrens
Prairies
Mushroom Cream Sauce Brunch Dish Recip e
A versatile mushroom recipe celebrates the food prized since Roman and Asian eras. Mushrooms grown in Canada are available fresh or canned year round. Prepare a medium cream sauce and fold in seafood such as shrimp salmon tuna or turkey with mushrooms for a quick meal served on toasted rolls with tomatoes and cucumbers.
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Canada
Quick Canadian Quiz Delivers Nation’s Facts and Figures
The piece lists Canada trivia and data including Yonge Street as the longest street, agriculture leading in three provinces Alberta Saskatchewan and Prince Edward Island, cradle boards used by Indian women, a $12000 estimated cost for a new industrial job, and 815000 recipients of the universal old age pension this year. It includes a mushroom recipe and mushroom toast boats for lunch.
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Canada
Toronto
Yonge Street
Governor Simcoe
Lake Simcoe
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Prince Edward Island
Limiting God and the Year Ahead in 1959
A reflective piece reviews the year 1958 and looks toward 1959, focusing on faith, Bible study, unity among brethren, and the spiritual line of service for the Kingdom of God. It highlights sermons on Psalm 78 41 and Psalm 133 1 and notes local scout additions and puzzle-like poems and notes from the Brown family.
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God
Israel
Jonah
Nineveh
Harpy
Moses
Merchants urged to back local weekly newspaper
Carle A. Zielke of the Wisconsin Press Association urged business and civic leaders to support their local weekly in a Newspaper Week talk. He warned that many towns lack papers as merchants fail to buy locally, stressing freedom of the press belongs to citizens who must ensure openness from boards and councils.
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Carle A. Zielke
Wisconsin Press Association
Wisconsin Kiwanis
Wisconsin
Main Street
Ten Commandments for Youth Adopted by San Francisco Archdiocese
The Teen Code from San Francisco archdiocesan high schools was adopted as a youth guide at the Twenty-eighth Older Boys Parliament in Victoria. It lists ten commandments urging caution in drinking, obedience, modesty, clean thinking, safe driving, choosing a good mate, church attendance, independent judgment, careful companionship, and preserving the original commandments.
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Archdiocesan
San Francisco
Victoria
Indianapolis
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Pocket Annual
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Garry Bennett
Domintosh
Robert Main
Lumsden
Edward Ricalton
Yeach
Frank
Gordon
Regina
Sask
R.barcla
the Herald
Herbert
Rossland, B.C
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