Walleye tops in the nation
Manitoba anglers sweep national awards in 1958 as Walleye dominates with 24 of 33, Assiniboine and Winnipeg rivers key sources, and Northern pike strong with 67 of 76 awards across 26 lakes and rivers. Notable catches include a 31 lb 12 oz walleye, lac du bonnet 28 lb 12 oz pike, and riding mountain trout successes.
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Manitoba
Assiniboine
Manitoba Fish
Winnipeg River
Lake Manitoba
Lac du Bonnet
Clear Lake
Riding Mountain National Park
Dorothy Lake
Pelican Lake
Riding Mountain
Lake Audy
Manitoba Lakes
Clearwater Lake
Pas
Katherine Lake
Sountain National Park
SAME SOUNDS She celebrates new Rock no Roll record with father
A child excitedly declares a new Rock and Roll record to her father. He responds with weary humor about noisy collisions and farm life, while the scene hints at a rural setting and muddled speech. The dialogue captures a quirky, now-outdated vernacular and a playful tone.
Laurier Pasture Cattle Roundup Keeps Prairie Herds Healthy
Laurier pasture near Weyburn covers 37 000 acres and supports 2600 3200 cattle. Wilf Avison and five cow punchers supervise May to November rounds ensuring branding spraying and water supply. A June rainfall recovery improved pasture conditions after a dry spring and prior snow pack.
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Canada
Weyburn
Radville
Laurier
PFRA
Wilf Avison
Mtr Avisen
John Demyer
Kisbey
George Kernahan
Stoughton
Mr. Avison
Avison
Patterned bench plan and prairie round up nostalgia
A bench pattern for outdoor seating around a tree is offered with actual-size cutting guides, while a vivid prairie round up is described as a thrilling, authentic display of cowboy life. The narrative blends crafts, cattle drive imagery, and a call to visit a PFRA farm for a free, family-friendly round-up experience.
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Hollywood
PFRA
Saskatchewan House Summer Festival Opens With Guests
Regina events last week featured Rafael Drouian and John Simms performing Bach Mozart and Beethoven at the University of Saskatchewan Music Festival. An August program included poetry readings film screenings folk songs a Ukrainian kobza lecture on French Canadian art and a grand festival dance at Saskatchewan House closing the series.
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Saskatchewan House
Regina
Rafael Drouian
John Simms
University of Saskatchewan
Brussel’s Fair
Fristensteins
Ivan the Terrible
Edinburgh
Alastair Simm
Maria Trebuss
Virginia Prepchuk
Paul Konoplenko
Konoplenko
Kobza
Canada
Gordon Snelgrove
Ticks and Tick First Aid in the Woods
The article warns campers to prevent tick bites as ticks attach and feed on skin or animal flesh. do not pull out to avoid leaving the head, cover with vaseline or nail polish to loosen grip, and apply antiseptic to the wound. It notes infections and dangers to children and animals from tick bites.
Drive with Care The Life You Save May Be Your Own
A public safety notice urges cautious driving to prevent accidents. Emphasizes personal responsibility and the value of life with a concise call to action for all motorists.
Big fish steals the bite in Barrier Lake misadventure
Bob Muir and companions fish at Barrier Lake west end. Muir hooks an eight inch fish but a ten pound jackfish bites it, holds on for about ten minutes. Muir lands the chewed small fish after a long struggle, while his friends observe.
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Saskatchewan
Croup
Cassboy
Bob Muir
Hendon
Royce Nygren
Rose Valley
Barrier Lake
Muir
Mr. Muir
Experience Counts in Workplace Advantage
Employers hiring older workers report they bring special skills gained from early training and long experience. Older staff show lower absenteeism and, where heavy manual labor is not required, can compete well with younger workers.
Printed Pattern 4765 Dresses for Breezy Summer Wear
recreation style ad describing Anne Adams Pattern 4765 for breezy summer dress without waist seams. pattern sizes 10 12 14 16 18 20 with simple belt cinch and scoop neck. directions printed on parts. fifty cents and 160d in stamps requested. send name address to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Toronto.
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Shayang
Lakes
Unpopular Wildlife Values and the Case for Respect
Readers are urged to reassess dislikes of creatures like spiders and snakes. Spiders curb insect pests and most are harmless. snakes in North America include many nonpoisonous species. Earthworms improve soil fertility. Darwin notes their vast soil processing. Hurting animals without cause is illegal under Canada’s Criminal Code.
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Earth
Canada
United States
Karro Desert
South Africa
Darwin
Transcona
Calgary school Board Sets Dress Standards for Students
Calgary public school board approves strict dress codes to curb sloppy attire. boys ban studded jackets jeans shorts and chains while girls are forbidden blue jeans pedal pushers and hair curlers. Beginning fall students arriving out of uniform will be required to change before reentry. The policy favors practical dress and may inspire other districts to follow suit.
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Calgary Public School Board
Calgary
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Aene Adans Pattern Dept. Department P.2.l
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Toroate
Anne Adams Pattern Dept
P.P.L
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Toronto
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Nakusp
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Alta
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British Columbia
M Mainland
New Caledonia
Scotland
Fraser
Army
Dunduin
Bob Casement
Candle Lake
Prince Albert
Queen Elizabeth
Dundurn
Charles Badger
Kamsack
Bsgt
Casement
Albert Sanderson
Kinistine
Kenneth Bird
Selkirk
Alan
National Defence
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