Hatchery ramps up spring season at Fort Qu Appelle
The Fort Qu Appelle fish hatchery gears up for hatching and rearing one million trout and five million whitefish plus 70 million Pichkere amid rising sport fishing interest. It studies rough fish aging and life history to assess lake ecology while supplying stock for waters hit by winter kill or saline conditions. Rainbow trout ui nk?
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Fort Qu'Appelle
Kelfield
Herschel
Rosetown
Cypress Hille
Hudson Bay
Redberry
Basin
Lenore Lakes
the News
Indian Head
Sask
Preventing lockjaw immunization for tetanus on farms
Immunization against tetanus is important especially for children on farms. Germs enter the body through wounds, sometimes minor. Farmers exposed to animals and soil are at higher risk. Tetanus vaccines are usually given with diphtheria and whooping cough vaccines.
Saskatchewan House hosts Agricultural Conference
A provincial conference gathering chairmen of 36 Agricultural District Boards, Ag Reps, and Saskatchewan Department of Agriculture staff met at Saskatchewan House, Regina, from February 17 to 19. Led by Minister I C Nollet, discussions covered district board roles, weed and grasshopper control, pasture and forage development, and 4-H promotion.
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Agriculture Conservation and Improvement Boards
Ag. Reps
Saskatchewan Department of Agriculture
Saskatchewan House
Regina
Department of Agriculture
L. J. Hutchison
Ag. Rep
I. C. Nollet
Saskatchewan
Ag Reps
Agriculture Conservation and Improvement Board
Emphasiz
Agriculture District Board
Carl Rainey
Kindersley
District 17
District Board
Agriculture
Don Webster
Elbow
Agricultural District Board
Carmen Cook
Estevan
Jim Cinnamon
Agricultural District Board For
Bob Middleton
R. Featherston
Kinley
Sask
Ray A. Burwash
Macklin
James Lindsay
Limerick
Cliff Kelsey
Choiceland
Gordon South
Melfort
Bangs
J.C. Perron
O. D. Crozier
Oliver By
Kelvington
Mike Hunko
Stenen
George Williamson
L. G Reid
M. Smith
Plenty Bangs
Stan Ingham
Balcarres
F. R. Kirkham
Saltcoats
George Whiteside
Indian Head
Doug McRorie
Walter Boucher
Yorkton
Ross Kingdon
Proper Head Support for Infants During Care
Guidance explains that an infant's head is heavy for necks and must be supported by the hand or arm when handling or lifting. It also notes washing the head with mild soap, rinsing, and keeping the head over the tub to prevent soapy water from entering eyes or nose.
Easy sew Wonder Pattern for children's sundress set
Printed Pattern 4520 offers a spring dress with bolero for young girls in sizes 2, 4, 6, 8, 10. Sundress uses 1% yards of 35 inch fabric. bolero uses 3 yards. Send 40 cents in coins to Anne Adams Pattern Dept at 60 Front Street West Toronto with name, address, size, and pattern number.
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Anne Adams Pattern Dept
Department P.#.L
Front Street
Foronto
Adams Anne Adams Pattern Dept at PLP in Toronto
A brief listing notes Adams Anne Adams Pattern Department located at 60 Front Street West in Toronto. The entry references PLP and the department's postal address.
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Anne Adams
Alix poised for gas plant boom amid Alberta oil push
The Alix board of trade signals a $3 million gas processing and sulphur plant project slated for 1959 at the crossroads east of the village. Nevis Stettler Lacombe fare to share in a regional boom as 25 home sites are spoken for and oil industry growth broadens economic benefits for central Alberta communities.
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Alix
Alix Board of Trade and Agriculture
Lke Nevis
Stettler
Lacom
Alberta
Lacombe
Leduc
Evening classes a splendid project in Estevan
The Mercury notes the Estevan Collegiate evening classes as a commendable undertaking. Fourteen courses range from practical trades to citizenship and arts, including carpentry, firing low pressure boilers, typing, dressmaking, and home nursing. Local teachers will cover all subjects, strengthening community knowledge and self-help skills.
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Estevan Collegiate
Estevan
Bashaw to Be Home to Alberta Seed Mill and Plant
A farmer's town sees Alberta's finest seed mill opening in Bashaw and a proposed seed cleaning plant nearby, signaling Bashaw as a center for mixed farming. The piece urges cooperation to attract other services, praising local business for farms and town folks and calling for a town farmer week to discuss mutual issues and foster fraternal ties.
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Alberta
Bashaw
Skeet Shooting Rises in Canada Activates Both Genders
Skeet shooting grows in popularity with about 4000 Canadians participating year round. The sport features equal terms for men and women with no ladies rules and shared squad assignments. Strong training and social competition drive its rising appeal.
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Canada
Bood Uuming
Alien
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Willam J. White
Goodwater
Ed Hart
Punnichy
W. C. Rainey
R. Kirkham
Ken Drake
Tisdale
H. Raymond
Piapot
R. J. Hutchison
Naicam
W. H. Roth
Rosthern
Agriculture Society
F. F. Mohler
Maymont
H. J. Kidd
Wilbert Lewis
Eastend
W. G. Kindrachuk
Wakaw— Toadfilax
Mrs. Brewis
Ag. Rep. Branch
Marshall Smith
Plenty
O. R. Mooney
Saskatoon
Northwestern
Saskatoon Ag
W. H. Horner
LC. Nollet
Gov't Photos
Jenne Ldloms
Shnne Adams
the Globe, Lacombe
Alta
the Mercury
the Star
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