Caribou survey nears completion
Canada faces a shrinking barren-ground caribou population as a 15 month study nears completion. Officials from the Canadian Wildlife Service and provincial departments plan measures to boost numbers with native cooperation and restricted hunting. Biologists urge preserving existing wildlife rather than introducing exotic species.
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Northwest Territories
Canadian Wildlife Service
Game Departments
Saskatchewan
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Estevan
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North Battleford Area Becomes Saskatchewan Tourist Magnet
The North Battleford region draws visitors with Fort Battleford National Historic Park, Golden Gate Wild Animal Park, and the Western Development Museum. Across the river in Battleford, the Lighthouse antique gun exhibit displays over 150 guns, including North West Mounted Police pieces. Tourism leaders tout the area as a growing recreation hub and historic showcase.
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Fort Battleford
Golden Gate
Western Development Museum
Saskatchewan
North Battleford
Air Force
Andrew S. Taylor
Saskatchewan River
Old Battleford
Fred Light
North West Mounted Police
Light
Battleford
North West
Western Prairies
P G. Laure
Saskatchewan Herald
Winnipeg
Northwest Tourist Association
Battlefords
Northwest
Lady Slipper Orchid Overview
The lady slipper is a distinctive orchid member. It belongs to the orchid family and is known for its slipper shaped pouch.
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Lady Slipper
Tree Planting Car Meetings Promote Rural Forestry
Evening sessions travel through each point on the itinerary at eight o clock. When schools are open, pupil groups visit during school hours. Sound films showcase farming results from tree planting and give practical instruction on planting and home beautification. Illustrated talks cover methods which trees to plant shelter belts home ground planning and care of trees and shrubs. A question period follows each meeting.
Natural Gas Pipeline Progresses North of Hatton
Reporter visits the gas gathering field north of Hatton and interviews Robb Construction Ltd foreman Mr Lee Rampy. The crew of three welders five laborers one operator and Rampy are laying the lateral line to the main 14 inch gas line.
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Hatton
Robb Construction Ltd
Lee Rampy
Partilar
Rampy
Maple Creek
Sask
Fisherman’s Paradise North Saskatchewan lakes lure US visitor
A Wisconsin outdoor writer Marv Lawson plus a U S group recently fished Cree Lake in northern Saskatchewan and reported strong catches including jacks of 25 to 28 pounds and a 23 pound trout He praises northern Saskatchewan as the continent’s best fishing spot while touring the region with locals.
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Saskatchewan
United States
Marv Lawson
Wisconsin
U.S.A
Cree Lake
Marv
Lawson
North Battleford
Sask
Agricultural field day at Regina Experimental Farm
The Regina Chamber of Commerce Agricultural Committee invites the public to a field day on Thursday July 24 1958 at 1 30 pm at the Experimental Farm. The program includes soil moisture talks by Dr J Doughty experiments with wild oat and weed control in flax and drought resistant varieties, and a special Ladies program on safe living.
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Regina Chamber of Commerce
23Rd Avenue
Campion Collge
E C Myers
Jth Doughty
University of Saskatchewan
J D. Banting
E. A. Hurd
E. S Molberg
Christian Smith
Department of Public Health
Ontario Poultry Conference Draws 4000 Attendees in London
A Ontario Poultry Industry Conference and Exhibition in London drew over 4000 registrants with standing room only discussions. A D Davey chief of Poultry Products Division praised the event as timely and essential for producers, noting participation from 92 exhibits including 20 from the United States.
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London
Ont
Canada Department of Agriculture
A. D. Davey
Poultry Products Division
Canada
United States
Quebec
Manitoba
Poultry Industry Committee of Ontario
Poultry Husbandry Department
Ontario Agricultural College
Davey
Poultry Division
Department of Agriculture
Employment outlook brightens in Grande Prairie for summer work
In Grande Prairie Alberta the job scene improves with 75 to 100 men absorbed weekly on construction projects through the summer. An official says the outlook looks better than it has for nearly a year.
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Peace River
Grande Prairie
Alta
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