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Newspaper

Rivers Gazette

Location

Rivers, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Aug 16, 1951

Page

2

Youth and Freedom in Canada United Growth Advice

A dated civic exhortation argues that cooperation and participation build society, stressing youth inclusion in adult decisions and the church school and home as key shapers. It warns against both tyranny and chaos, urging literacy tied to democratic ideals and moral values to empower youths toward responsible, constructive adulthood. It closes with a hopeful note on youth forging freer, better cities.

C. S. Lewis

Buffalo herds sparse across Canadian national parks

More than 13,000 buffalo inhabit five parks including Elk Island Banff Riding Mountain Prince Albert Wood Buffalo and Northwest Territories. In Richmond British Columbia Yee Gain Poon, 20, arrived with father to Canada and was arrested for illegal possession of Opium.

Canada Elk Island Banff National Parks Alberta Riding Mountain National Park Manitoba Prince Albert National Park Saskatchewan Wood Buffalo National Park Northwest Territories Richmond B.C Yee Gain Poon

Manitoba Ducks Open Season Soon With Regional Dates

The hunting season in Manitoba starts by Sept 2 for areas north of the 7th parallel and runs to Oct 2 between the 37th and 53rd parallels. South of the Sard parallel, except in the Delta area, ducks may be hunted Sept 25 to Nov 17 with the Delta control area from Oct 5 to Nov 17. Prohibited weapons include rifles with large magazines and certain shotguns, single bullet loads, and any automatic firearm. Other rules ban swivel guns, machine guns, live birds as decoys, aircraft, boats, and shooting from a vehicle.

Manitoba Sard

Worm Hatchery Boom on Pacific Coast Big Business

Vancouver brothers Tommy and Bill O'Brien run an earthworm hatchery for anglers, claiming to be the largest of its kind. They market plain garden worms and various worm types including red brown and dew worms, with thousands ready for sale and daily bed maintenance to deter pests and predators.

Vancouver Tommy Bill O'Brien Ted California O’briens

Week-end visitors to Wolfe home from Brunkild Winnipeg and Port Arthur

Tarbolton residents welcomed guests including Mr and Mrs Sandy Poersch Mr and Mrs William Poersch and son Richie from Brunkild Mr and Mrs Albert Heines and daughter Yvonne Winnipeg Mr and Mrs H Dyer Melita visiting their son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs George Johns Mrs Albert Stamp and children of Port Arthur Ont visiting the former's father John Thomson Mr and Mrs Gordon Watson with Mrs James Weddberburn holidaying in United States Carol Wolfe holidaying with relatives in Winnipeg and Brunkild

Edward Wolfe Sandy Poersch William Poersch Richie Brunkild Albert Heines Yvonne Winnipeg Albert Stamp Port Arthur, Ont John Thomson Gordon Watson James Wedderburn United States

Bagpipe Serenades Provoked Police Action in Victoria

In Victoria HC two of the three girl pipers entertaining US tourists were asked by the chief of police to stop playing. The mood of locals varied with one complainant calling the hourky wail grim, saying it drove coworkers to despair. A ninth year old girl continued performing at a boat landing.

Victoria

Bomb Proof Building Planned for Edmonton

Construction of a bomb proof reinforced concrete building will begin here immediately. The $60,000 project marks Alberta's first such structure. A separate note reports a new veterinarian in Shawville performing a Caesarian operation on a heifer as her first task.

Edmonton Alberta Shawville Ont

Ducks Move Nest After Nesting Eggs Found

A farmer in Yorkton Saskatchewan watched a mother duck and two drakes carry six eggs in their bills to a safer nest after disturbing a duck nest during plowing. The event highlights careful handling of a vulnerable nesting site in agricultural fields.

Yorkton Sask

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