Coyote Hunt Aims to Shape Saskatchewan Farmers Strategy
A two day coyote drive near Regina drew over 400 hunters and 1000 bystanders. Officials led 12 square miles of chasing with a fixed line approach, yielding about 17 to 18 seized coyotes. Organizers plan improvements for next year as local farmers press for better control of predators.
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Regina
H. G. Ellis
K. H. Seidler
Ellis
Seidler
Seidier
Saskatchewan
Anne Adams Pattern 4736 for sizes twelve to forty
French cent emphasis pattern catalog note describes pattern 4736 in sizes 12 to 40 with 44 yards of fabric for size 16. Includes illustrated instructions and fit testing. Order by mail for 25 cents and write name address style number to Anne Adams Pattern De Winslow News Toronto.
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Anne Adams
de Winni News
Front Street W
Toronto
Northern Uraniums Plans Diamond Drilling in Sask
Assays sent to a Dominion radioactivity lab in June show encouraging prospecting results and possible ore grade values from 0.1 to 6.98 percent uranium oxide. R H Havard outlines winter program with consulting geologist Dr G Mc Cartney. Offshore diamond drilling and subsurface work are planned on the Gulch showing with land exploration of surface showings in the Black Lake district Saskatchewan.
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Northern Uraniums Ltd
Dominion Government Radioactivity Laboratory
R. H. Havard
Canadian Finance
Northern
G. McCartney
Black Lake
Saskatchewan
Boy Rescued From Buck Deer Attack at Beacon Hill Park
In Victoria British Columbia a seven year old boy was saved from a 200 pound buck deer after the animal pinned him with its antlers in Beacon Hill park. Two bystanders Robert Chambers and Victor Buchko restrained the deer by its horns and secured it to a tree before the boy fled back over the fence.
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Victoria
B.C
Beacon Hill Park
Robert Chambers
Victor Buchko
Chamber
Buchko
Washington Masonic Memorial site on former George Washington lot
The ground for the George Washington Masonic Memorial stands on land previously owned by George Washington. The historic site links back to Washington family ownership and a long civic legacy in the area.
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George Washington Masonic Memorial
Ae Washington
Handy Oil Drum Tipper Stand Drawings for 45 Gallon Drums
The article describes a welded steel stand for tipping 45 gallon oil drums. It details %-inch piping, curved bottom runners, a welded iron strap at the end, and top iron strips shaped to fit the drum. The drum is tipped upright under the stand to place it horizontal for draining, then tipped back with the stand attached.
Weather Man Helps A Busy Homemaker
The speaker praises the weather man for easing daily chores. She notes Monday washing duties and how sun and breeze aid laundry. Gratitude is expressed for the weather man who is kind and unkind in effort but helpful overall.
Village clock kept by unpaid woman churchwarden
In Walton-le-Wolds Leicester shire England a church clock was not wound because it proved too hard for a man. Mrs V Charles one of two women churchwardens took on the task without pay. The snippet notes the Gobi desert in Mongolia was once an inland sea.
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Walton-Le-Wolds
Leicestershire
Eng
Gobi Desert
Mongolia
Manitobans Receive Medals From Governor General
OTTAWA Two Manitobans a 14 year old The Pas boy and a Winnipeg scoutmaster received decorations from the governor general at a ceremony at government house. Arthur Deslauriers 14 of The Pas earned the Gilt Cross for gallantry saving his younger siblings from a house fire. W D Watson of Winnipeg received the Silver Acorn for service in Manitoba scouting.
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Ottawa
Pas
Winnipeg
Canada
Government House
Arthur Deslauriers
Boy Scouts Association
W. D. Watson
Manitoba
Night mail via helicopter links Peterborough and Norwich
The experiment introduces a night mail service by helicopter between Peterborough and Norwich in England. Separate items note Paul Van Dall of St Brieux Sask, as a winner of a $200 fellowship among four University of Western Ontario geography graduates.
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Peterborough
Norwich
England
Paul van Dall
St. Brieux
Sask
University of Western Ontario
Crossword Puzzle Clues and Answers From Last Week
The page lists horizontal and vertical crossword clues with numbers and some solved items. It includes prompts for words like river into Black Sea, Greek letters, and ancient Egyptian city, plus hints for animals, objects, and adjectives. The puzzle ends with “Answer To Last Week's Puzzle.”
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Coyotes
WSK Gy Biels
Scott
Scotts
Boy
Dr. Chase
By Jane Dale
BY William Ferguson
Zacth
TM. Reg
U.S Pat
Bureau of Statistics
Kaiser
Smithsonian Institute
Washington
Nelson Castonguay
Saskatchewan Co-operative Livestock Producers
The
Wheat Pool
Aegean Sea
Black Sea
Lair
Ancient
Egypt
LITTLE_REGGIE
MarGaRita
Priscilla
al Vermeer
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