Warning on shooting owls and hawks in Saskatchewan
The Saskatchewan Department of Natural Resources Wildlife Branch director E Lotaynter warned that shooting hawks and owls is legal only during the summer months. Birds are protected seven months from March 1 to November 1 by an amendment to The Game Act. The five months outside this period lift protection, with poultry attacks the only current exception allowing farmers to shoot if necessary to protect stock.
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Saskatchewan Department of Matural Resources Wildlife
E. Lotaynter
Mr. Paynter
Mr Paynter
Canada Wheat Output and Exports Share Global Market
Canada has produced an average of 395 million bushels of wheat yearly over five years. Exports average 288 million bushels, comprising about 30 percent of the world wheat export market.
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Canada
Pion Era Grandstand Show Finalized For Saskatoon
The 1960 Pion-Era runs July 4 to 9 in Saskatoon with highlights including the Birth of a Cry pageant with 100 cast members and 40 Indians in war dress, Campfire Memories with 130 cast, and an Indian show. Abel Watetch will autograph Paye Pot and His People, band music opens each day, and a parade plus massed band concert cap the Saturday program.
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George Bate
Saskatoon
Prairie City
Payepot
Womens Auxiliary
Pioneer Post- Office
Styled-to-slim May pattern for fuller figures jacket outfit
advertisement notes a Chanel style jacket pattern 4601 for sizes 14 through 24 with airy neck and clean lines. instructions print on pattern parts and order form requests name address store number and payment in coins. pattern from Anne Adams Pattern Dept at 64 Front Street, W. Lorenzo.
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Anne Adams Pattern Dept Pesertanment
Front Street
W. Lorenzo
Printed Pattern 4805 Misses Gown in Shantung Fabric
Pattern 4805 offers a sheath gown for misses in sizes 10 through 18 with a bare neckline. It requires 3% yards of 38 inch fabric for size 16 and costs forty cents, payable in coins and stamps, with name address and style number required.
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Dazzie
Shantung
Sarah
Mineral output in Canada hits $2.4 billion record in 1959
Over ten years Canada's mineral output value rose about two and a half times reaching a record $2.4 billion in 1959. Mine employment held steady near 60 000, about one percent of all employed Canadians.
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Canada
Sereda named assistant agricultural representative for district 22
Andrew W Sereda is appointed assistant agricultural representative for district 22 with headquarters in Colonsay Saskatchewan. He was born in West Bend Saskatchewan and educated at Foam Lake and the University of Saskatchewan graduating in 1960 after winning the 1959 College of Agriculture field day grand aggregate prize. HARLAND STEELE elected president of the Royal Architectural Institute for a two year term in Winnipeg.
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Andrew W. Sereda
Colonsay
Sask
Mr. Sereda
West Bend
Foam Lake
College of Agriculture
U. of S
U University
Dominion Experimental Farm
Indian Head
Lands Branch
Saskatchewan Department of Agriculture
Harland Steele
Toronto
Royal Architectural Institute
Winnipeg
Age of discovery and northern rail risks explored
The Herald Tribune argues that Canada should push northern rail development despite risks. It cites economic advocates and past politicians while noting farmland timber and oil along potential Grimshaw Great Slave Lake and western routes, stressing that growth follows railways and needs land and resources.
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Nouuga Vanngig
Aken
Canada
Canadian Department of Northern Affairs
West
Buffalo Wallow
St. Laurent
Grimshaw
Great Slave Lake
Weed em out or starve editorial on waste publicity
The Watchman-Warder condemns free publicity blurbs as junk that clogs papers and diverts advertising revenue. It argues editors must reject publicity junk from promoters who seek free space and urge readers to pay for genuine ads to keep publishers afloat and content.
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Watchman-Warder
Lindsay
Ont
Express
Don’t throw it Stow it picnic season plea
Rock Island Journal urges proper disposal during summer picnics. Readers are reminded to use trash cans at public picnic areas and service stations or bag waste for disposal at the next stop to keep highways clean and preserve the countryside’s beauty.
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Tre “Tandstead Journal
Rock Island
Beams in Our Eyes on South Africa and Canada
The piece argues global sympathy for South Africa's oppressed dark-hued majority contrasts with Canada’s history of restricting Aboriginal and Eskimo peoples to reserves and limited freedoms. It urges Canadians to address domestic injustices before critiquing foreign nations. It cites a Bible proverb about removing the beam from one’s own eye.
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South Africa
Canada
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Alta
the Review
Revelstoke
the Bulletin
Brooks, Alta
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