Four of five adults read their newspaper regularly
A recent study shows a large portion of adults consume daily newspaper content. Researchers highlight the role of print media in informing readers about local and national events and shaping public discourse.
Pelly Trail Community Schools Program Highlights posted
Community schools offer August 18 to 27 1972 sessions at Gimli Manitoba’s Provincial Recreation Leadership Training Centre sponsored by the Department of Tourism Recreation and Cultural Affairs. Open to ages 16 plus with bursaries for adults and students. courses include pottery trade and movement painting typing graphics music drawing fibre arts drama folk dance and creative writing with a wine and beer making track. Also features a Taping Clinic at Major Pratt Collegiate led by Norm Josh of the University of Brandon and a Borealis Theatre Group Family Variety Night at Rossburn Town Hall plus an Adult Drama Workshop and a Ukrainian Dance Workshop in Dauphin with May 4 application deadline.
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Provincial Recreation Leadership
Gimli
Manitoba
Department of ‘Tourism, Recreation, and Cultural Affairs
Norm Josh
University of Brandon
Pratt
Borealis Theatre Group
Rossburn
Spy Hill Story History Volume by Local Society
The history book committee of the Wolverine Hob by and Historical Society has compiled Spy Hill history in a 512 page volume with about 200 pictures. It features a deluxe binding with a gold design showing covered wagon and pioneer motifs. The work covers the hill from which Spy Hill derives its name.
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Wolverine Hobby and Historical Society
Spy Hill
PFRA Tree Nursery Shipping Under Way at Indian Head Regina
PFRA Tree Nursery at Indian Head has begun packing and shipping 4.5 million seedlings with all trees expected to be shipped by May 11. Bulk orders go to Agricultural Representative offices in Manitoba and Saskatchewan, with Alberta destinations direct. Dr. W H Cram notes the schedule follows climate, pickup hours are 9 to 4 Sunday to Thursday, and Fridays and Saturdays are closed to allow reps’ hours. Farmers may pick up trees at the nursery until May 11, with varieties including caragana elm Manitoba maple and green ash. Plans for tree planters and herbicidal spraying booms are available at the nursery.
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Regina
PFRA
Indian Head
W. H. Cram
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Dr. Cram
Hill Towns and Pioneers Highlight Spy Hill History Book
The volume traces Spy Hill area roots with 700 mailed notices and in depth pioneer anecdotes. It includes homesteading data from 1882, the Hamana Colony as the first cooperative in the West, and write ups on Hudson Bay and Northwest forts along the Qu Appelle Valley. It covers the Carlton Trail and Red River cart routes, plus pioneer flashbacks and local funding efforts spearheaded by Florence H. T. Barker.
Police Court Docket Details Across Names and Fines
Magistrate C Rowat fines Dennis Robert Nickel for possession of a restricted drug, plus costs. Robert Frederick Pin and others receive fines for liquor possession and careless behavior. Harold Rae fined for throwing glass on a highway with costs assessed. Several entries list small sums and local jurisdiction.
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C. Rowat
Nickel
Dennis Robert
Russell
Tourond
Robert
Frederick
Pin
Careless Korpan
Arnald John
Middleboro
San
Frank J. Keller
J.P
Rae Harold
Welwyn
Sask
Children's Outing Bikes Roasting Weiners May 5
Lyle Schepp and Mike Muler will lead Arts and Crafts children on a bike ride and roaster outside if weather permits. Children should bring their own weiners buns and drink plus 5 cents for condiments. They depart Kippan House at 2:00.
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Lyle Schepp
Mike Muler
Free Baby Sitting At Kippan House May And June
Community information service announces a free babysitting program at Kippan House for May and June. Hours are Monday to Friday 4:00 to 5:30 and Saturday 10:00 to 6:00. Volunteers seek materials and donations dropped off at Kippan House or Clement’s garage.
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Kippan House
Des Ld
Clement
Bev Pushka
Dave Wowk
Don Dow
Woody Langford
Secretary of State Department
Manitoba
Canada
Early cancer detection and prompt treatment save lives
Health experts emphasize annual screenings and swift cancer treatment to improve outcomes. Early detection reduces mortality, with guidelines urging adults to follow recommended screening schedules and consult providers for concerning symptoms.
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