Hunters Safety Courses Open In Assiniboia Branch
During the Easter holidays the Assiniboia Saskatchewan Fish and Game League branch started classes for the Junior Rifle Club and the Hunters Safety Course. The local league promotes safe hunting practices for youth with good attendance in the past and expects similar turnout this year. Open to boys and girls 11 years and older, students are encouraged to bring parents and friends.
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Dring
Aassiniboia
Saskatchewan Fish and Game League
Hunters
The
Fish and Game League
Times
Assiniboia
Sask
Meat packing leads Alberta classifieds with 169 million value
Meat packing remained Alberta's top classified industry with 1958 production valued at 169 million dollars. Overall gross value of foods and beverages reached 331 million dollars, more than double the petroleum and coal production in second place.
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Alberta
Michener praises women’s global labor and civic roles
James A. Michener argues that North American wives and mothers face heavy responsibilities beyond household chores. He contrasts this with Indian peasant women and Asian sisters, noting women run households, support communities, and manage mental alertness, while urging supportive reforms for mothers with children.
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James A. Michener
Mr. Michener
Asia
the Bulletin
Brooks, Alta
Gopher Foiled by Early Spring in Clarence Zorn Pasture
In Windthorst Saskatchewan the farmer Clarence Zorn reports his cat caught a gopher in the pasture as a warm spell foreshadows spring. The notice notes gophers emerge early but warns more snow and freezing weather may follow.
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Clarence Zorn
Canadian observer reports Paris fashion openings for Canada
Mrs Lissa Taylor DuPont fashion consultant recounts Paris runway shows noting mink lined beige raincoats seamed hosiery lace patterns nylon net veiling and tulle hats. She says Canadian women appear more stylish than Frenchwomen and praises locally made lingerie while Paris undies lag in value and craft.
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Paris
Lissa Taylor
DuPont of
Canada
Proper Signalling Habit to Improve Street Safety
An editorial urges drivers and pedestrians to make proper signalling a habit to create safer streets and highways by enforcing clear communication on road use. The piece emphasizes consistent signals as a core rule for safer travel.
Pheasant Lively in Indian Head Back Yard
Gladys Elliott of Indian Head reported a full grown pheasant in her yard saying it looked wintered over. She suggests the bird may be from last season's province conservation program raised by Drs Robertson and Smith Windsor and later moved to a local farm for maturation.
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Gladys Elliott
Indian Head
Robertson
Indian Origin Populations in Early Canada Census
Census data show Cana dans of Indian origin at about 155 000, with an estimated native Indian population of around 220 000 when white settlers arrived in what is now Canada. The figures reflect historical demographic shifts from pre-contact to early settler periods.
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W. J
Bill” Bradley
The
Agricultural Institute of Canada
Regina
CKCK
Channel 2
Mr Bradley
the Westerner
Dennis Lefebre
Garry Crone
Don Kirk
PFRA
Mr. Bradley
Lee Munn
Canada
Pheasants Panic Flight Suppresses Local Sightings
The News reports pheasants often panicked into the air when approached, behavior seen with their young last season. Several birds vanished into the sky and neighborhood for no clear reason, with some possibly wintering in the area.
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Indian Head
Sask
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