Consdian Weekly Classified Rates Reveal Freight Terms
Classified rates for Consdian Weekly Features list chargeable weights of 3 to 38 cwt with price per cwt ranging from 3.00 to 4.00 as cited in the Consdian Weekly Features classified section detailing freight terms.
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Canadian bowling leagues for the blind showcase regional champions
The Canadian National Institute for the Blind and local Lions Clubs sponsor bowling leagues for the blind with special guide rails for the totally blind. End of season playoffs recall, with other blind groups across Canada. The activity offers significant physical exercise and high level sport.
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Institute For the Blind
Jocal Lions Clubs
Canada
Tips for Hatchery Supply Flock Owners
Saskatchewan Agriculture shares buying and management tips for hatcheries. Guidance covers selecting top breeder stock, early January orders, feeding schedules from hatch to laying, use of concentrates, grain amounts, water quality, lighting, temperature, egg handling, washing, grading, packing, and breeding pen management for flock harmony.
Range-reared pullets lay more eggs find at Brandon farm
Two tests with 1800 birds each at Experimental Farm Brandon Manitoba show range-reared pullets produced three percent more eggs than confinement-reared birds. No major differences in livability body weight gain feed use or egg weight. Mortality under three percent. range birds were about four ounces heavier.
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Brandon
Man
E. D. Walter
Mental Health Month Spotlight on Illness Across Cultures
The article notes that mental illness exists across all cultures and eras, citing anthropologists who observe Suffering in every civilization. It emphasizes February as mental health month and calls for collective help.
Canadian fashion retort to British clothing claims
Sir David Eccles suggested Britain could teach Canadian women to dress better, but Ottawa critiques branded his remarks inaccurate and insulting. Enid Nemy of Montreal, a well known fashion authority and former Winnipegger, defended Canadian style, arguing Ottawa already boasts well dressed women and that Canada excels in quick, affordable fashion trends. She labeled the comments indiscreet and warned Britain not to insult Canadian consumers if it seeks to sell clothing here.
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David Eccles
British Board of Trade
Canada
England
Sir David
Britain
Best Loved Melodies on CFQC Radio Policy Change
CFQC promotes Best Loved Melodies to counter Top Hundred trends and shoddy music. A station survey with twenty youths showed limited musical knowledge and interest, prompting a shift to saner broadcasts. Viewers are urged to send opinions on future music programs.
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Helping the Handicapped Rehabilitation Efforts in Manitoba
The Society for Crippled Children and Adults of Manitoba provides diagnosis, treatment, and training to restore handicapped people to wage earning and home making roles. The March of Dimes Campaign runs January 2 through February 4 to fund rehabilitation costs including clinics, hospital care, X rays, physiotherapy, surgery, aids, transportation, and job placement.
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Society For Crippled Children and Adults of
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The
Empire- Advance
Virden
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Normal Hearing Clarifies Watch Sound Distance
A standard hearing person can hear the ticking of an average watch from about three feet away, demonstrating the audible reach of common timepieces under normal conditions.
Cumberland House Fishermen Report Large Sturgeon Harvest
Members of the Cumberland House Fishermen's Co operative harvested about 4,000 pounds of sturgeon last season at 1.07 per pound totaling 8,500 dollars. Final settlement of 2,200 dollars was paid this week after initial 6,300 dollar payments. Sturgeon are flown to Beaver Lake for freezing and glazing before export to American markets. The tail end of the fish is not utilized in Saskatchewan.
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C-Operative
Saskatchewan Fish Marketing Service
D. F. Corney
Cumberland House
Co-Operative
Beaver Lake
Saskatchewan
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