Conservation a way of life for Saskatchewan trapper
Elmer Anderson a 57 year old trapper farmer from Norquay district of east central Saskatchewan describes conservation as a way of life. He cites beaver reintroduction in 1948 as key to reviving fur and game populations and enabling broader wildlife recovery along Swan River and Jackfish Creek.
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Elmer Anderson
Norquay Gistrict
Saskatchewan
Norquay
Elmer
Swan River
Higer
Jackfish Creek
Arthur
Anderson Brothers
Andersons
Humane Society
Courts tighten leash on bars in drunken driving cases
The piece notes dram shop statutes in Connecticut and New Jersey holding others responsible for harm caused by intoxicated drivers. It cites 1957 Connecticut ruling upholding suit against a saloon for serving a visibly intoxicated driver. New Jersey upholds four taverns suit by a widow, while allowing defenses about visibility.
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Soley
Connecticut
Supreme Court
New New Jersey
New Jersey Supreme Court
Farmhouse Move Ties Edison Line to Ford Museum
The Edison family farmhouse, once located near Vienna Ontario, was relocated years ago to Henry Ford's museum village near Detroit. The move connects the inventor lineage to the Ford collection and historic display in Michigan.
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Thomas Edison
Great Inventor
Vienna
Ont
Henry Ford
Museum Village
Detroit
Community workers face turnout and support gaps in local youth groups
Across the district, few attend meetings despite many volunteers like coaches and club officials. Parents increasingly fail to participate, with Surrey and White Rock clubs fearing abandonment of activities as volunteer burnout grows. Citizens should model citizenship by engaging in youth organizations.
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Surrey
White Rock
Young Peoples Organization
Expensive pests: moths carpet beetles threaten homes
Manitoba entomologist D. R. Robertson warns costly pests like clothes moths and carpet beetles. He recommends thorough cleaning, vacuuming baseboards and cracks, and applying chlordane or DDT in problem areas. infested clothing should be hung in sun and stored materials treated.
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D. R. Robertson
Manitoba
Mr. Robertson
Family doctor and patient trust in care dynamics
A family doctor uses knowledge of patients and their family history to diagnose mental and physical illnesses. A child with serious illness may accept hospitalization more readily when he trusts the doctor and feels supported.
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