Recruiting Young People Into Weekly Newspapers
Canadian weekly press has long sought wider educational opportunity for youth. CWNA officers, with CW cooperation, pursue a solution to employment and training issues in the industry. The plan aims to attract young talent through formal programs and new avenues within weekly newspapers.
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Rod and Gun in Manitoba fish stories and notices
Manitoba fishing and hunting items share a mix of rumor debunking about a 17 pound pickerel, actual catch reports, and conservation notes. The Whitemud River carp pullout is described, with features on the Prairie Chicken, junior rifle clubs, and a Rod and Gun in Manitoba contest offering twenty five dollars for best game fish caught on rod and line this summer.
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Whitemudder
Pembina Valley
Whitemud
Whiteshell Echo
Lance Publishing Company
St. Vital
Chuck
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United States
Arover Cleveland
Bill Hendry
Deloraine
Jack Gilling
Herb Barwick
Boissevain
Canada
Charles L. Cadieux
Louisiana
Sheriff Flourpoy
Caddo Parish
Negley
William Carpenter Jr
Willington
Delaware
Belgian Congo
Carpenter
San Antonio
Junker
Rei
Angier
Canada Writers' Network to fund weekly paper bursaries
The CWNA plans a nationwide program to fund ten annual bursaries of 600 dollars each for Canadian youth pursuing careers in weekly newspapers. The initiative, endorsed in Ottawa, underwrites 5000 dollars to widen access beyond members and stimulate interest in journalism and printing management courses.
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