Cumberland area draws big game and waterfowl hunters
In Cumberland Saskatchewan a vast lacustrine region lures hunters with moose and migratory waterfowl. Aerial counts show about 4700 moose, with guides and camps expanding to accommodate a rising influx of Americans and locals attracted by wilderness isolation and river based hunting.
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Prince Albert
Cumberland
Saskatchewan
Tom Leia
Cumberland Big Game
Leia
Carrier Brothers
Royalty influences name for lobster Canadienne dish
French chef Rene Roussin created lobster Canadienne for a 1939 King George VI banquet after Queen Elizabeth asked for a Canadian name. The dish blends mayonnaisse tomato ketchup cream lobster and seasonings and will be served at Sheppeys in Shepherd Market. Roussin now 60 retired from Buckingham Palace life and recently joined the restaurant.
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Rene Roussin
George VI
Roussin
Elizabeth
Canada
Sheppey’s
Shepherd Market
Buckingham Palace
Sheppy’s
United States Marine
Will Leaves 1000 To Each Pallbearer And Flowers
The will of Lucy M. Wiley Hollingsworth of St. John Washington valued at 619,979 provides 1000 to each of six pallbearers and 100 to each of 65 flower senders. She died October 10 1953. bequests total 12500. Terms not disclosed until after the funeral.
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Lucy M. Wiley Hollingsworth
St. John
Wash
Grass seed production in arid prairie regions advised
Prairie forage expert T. Lawrence from the Swift Current Experimental Farm says profitable grass seed in dry areas requires good seed, clean land free of weeds, and careful weed control. Six-year tests on Russian wild ryegrass show seed yields rise with wider row spacing and inter-row cultivation, plus fertilizer boosts yields. timing after harvest favors fertilizer use.
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T. Lawrence
Swift Current
Lawrence
Saskatchewan Allows Big Game Party Hunting This Year
Saskatchewan Game Commissioner E L Paynter announced that moose and elk party hunting will be permitted for the first time. Up to four hunters may hunt under one licence, with all names listed. He urged adherence to zone rules, careful fire safety, and proper bag limits to sustain future hunts.
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Saskatchewan
Prince Albert
E. L. Paynter
Paynter
Fish and Game League
Mr. Paynter
Natural Resources Department
Eastport town adopts communal running water system
George Henry Bull of Eastport, Nild, sparked a town wide project by piping Saucer pond water to homes. The community tapped three small lakes, used a public works bulldozer, and spent about 10000 dollars without state aid. Chlorination is discussed, watershed protection sought, and a community power plan emerges.
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George Henry Bull
Eastport
Bonavista Bay
Mr. Bull
Saucer Pond
Department of Public Works
Alexander Bay
Canada’s September population hits 15.7 million in 1955 review
A Weekly Review notes Canada’s population reached 15,706,000 at the start of September, up 105,000 since June and 395,000 since September last year. Industrial employment rose in July and early August with weekly earnings averaging 61.08 dollars, salaries up 6.3 percent payroll. Construction shows large gains in housing starts and completions versus last year, while manufacturing shipments rise 5 percent in August and inventories climb. Mineral output increases across most major minerals led by iron ore natural gas and petroleum. Egg production trails 1954. butter stocks and frozen fish vary. Travel and transport data show higher foreign entries, railway loadings, and car deliveries from foreign connections.
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Canada
Players who mirrored each other across five NHL teams
Dave Creighton of the New York Rangers and Cal Gardner of the Boston Bruins each played for four of the six NHL clubs: New York Boston Chicago and Toronto. Gardner's path was Rangers to Toronto to Chicago to Boston while Creighton followed the reverse: Boston to Toronto to Chicago to New York.
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Dave Creighton
New York Rangers
Cal Gardner
Boston Bruins
NHL
New York
Boston
Chicago
Toronto
Gardner
Rangers
Creighton
Prairie grain research expert A M Brown honored before retirement
A M Brown, a longtime federal plant pathology researcher at Winnipeg's lab, was honored by colleagues before his November retirement. For nearly 30 years he studied stem and leaf rust of wheat, contributed to Renown Regent and Redman wheat development, and researched flax seed treatment and ergot. He holds a Manitoba agriculture degree, served in WWI, and will reside with Mrs Brown in Vernon British Columbia.
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A. M. Brown
Federal Laboratory of Plant Pathology
Winnipeg
Mr. Brown
Regent
Redman
Selkirk
Brown
Scotland
Deloraine
Man
University of Manitoba
Soldier Settlement Board
Vernon
B.C
Appetizing Wiener Rabbit and Crispy Cereal Treats
Mixed recipe notes describe Wiener Rabbits with wieners in mushroom sauce on toast with bacon, plus a cereal-based sweet ball treat. Includes condensed soup, milk, cheese, mustard, bacon, corn syrup, vinegar, butter, and crisp rice cereal. Makes about six servings. details include heating, forming balls, and serving on toast.
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Cumberland Area
London
John Archer
Hugo Johnson
Archerwill
Legislative Library
Regina
Utica
N.Y
Wills
Canadian Statistics Report
Wiener
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