Wolf man weds in Whitehorse in Yukon tale of Cindy the wolf
John McGovern once known as Wolf Man wed Anne Marie Shorty at Trinity Lutheran parsonage in Whitehorse. Guests included Lucky the German Shepherd. Cindy the wolf once his loyal companion, seized in 1962 under the Wolf and Bear bounty act, died of distemper after bearing pups. John plans to write a book about his life with Cindy.
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John McGovern
Hull
Que
Canada
Oving
Anne Marie Shorty
Carmacks
Whitehorse
Trinity Lathern Parsonage
Lucky
John
Dawson Creek
Cindy
Department of Lands and Forests
Yukon
N.W.T
Canadian Tobacco Sent to Russia in Major Export Move
The Soviet Union bought 2,700,000 pounds of Ontario tobacco worth about 1,850,000 dollars as part of a 3,700,000-pound Bulgarian order. The shipment arrived in Leningrad on January 12, marking the first Canadian tobacco entry to the Soviet Union. Remainder went to Czechoslovakia amid ongoing Iron Curtain negotiations for more Ontario tobacco.
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Soviet Union
Ontario
Bulgaria
Leningrad
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Griffin Named Assistant Coach for State Chess Team
Harold G. Hal Griffin, 83, former NFL and Expos baseball figure, has been hired as Assistant State chess coach. He played professional football with the San Francisco 49ers and pro baseball with Montreal, and has coached at high schools, Fresno Junior College, and North Texas State. He is married with one child and will move to Regina with his family around February 1.
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Harold G
Hal) Griffin
Calif
San Francisco
Montreal
Fresno Jr. College
North Texas State
Griffin
Regina
Quote of the Month Turns On Father’s Old Report Cards
A witty quip echoes Aristotle on human nature and justice while a playful note praises fathers who have discarded their old report cards. The remark contrasts noble potential with misdeeds when separated from law, offering a humorous reflection on parental guidance.
SQUIRREL-BAFFLE BIRD FEEDER OFFERS NO MORE THEFT
An old time pattern offers a green plastic sided bird feeder that keeps seed safe from a squirrel. Pattern 480 provides full size cutting guides for the feeder with seed bin and suet holder. priced 50c. The Bird House and Feeder Packet No 79 and other patterns are 50c each or three for $1.75. Located at 4433 West Sth Ave Vancouver.
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Squirrel
Reform and Self Reform Quotes Card
A compact collection of reform thoughts from Montaigne Douglas Beecher Eddy Franklin and Emerson on personal change. Emphasizes reform begins within the individual before influencing others and society.
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Michel de Montaigne
Norman Douglas
Henry Ward Beecher
Mary ‘Baker ‘Eddy
Benjamin Franklin
Ralph Waldo Emerson
To a bachelor, a wedding ring is a tourniquet
A sharp quip portrays marriage as a constraining force, likening a wedding ring to a tourniquet that halts circulation. It uses a provocative metaphor to challenge traditional views of commitment and romantic unions.
Yukon Clears Way for Home Brew Wine Making
The Yukon allows a home brew permit for beer and potato champagne but bans selling or leaving the home. Mr. Kovacs faces forfeiture of 16.5 gallons of basement wine, with police holding it for 30 days. Officials consulted Ottawa and clarified licensing, ending with a public notice permitting in-house production under strict limits.
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Yukon
John Parker
John ‘Kovacs
Kovacs
Customs and Excise
Department of Justice
Kane
Geisis
G. R. Cameron
Ottawa
Territorial Division
al Wars
Liquor Control
Customs Office
The
Whitehorse Star
Appointment of Murray C. Bater as Prairie representative
The Canadian Chamber of Commerce announces Murray C. Bater of Winnipeg as prairie representative. He will visit boards of trade and chambers of commerce in Manitoba and Saskatchewan to fulfill duties in this post.
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Murray C. Bater
Winnipeg
Man
Prairie
Canadian Chamber of Commerce
Ses
DL. Morrell
Mr. Bater
Trade and Chambers of Commerce
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Editorial urges remembering Sir John A Macdonald
The Glengarry News urges 1965 marks the 150th anniversary of Sir John A Macdonald. Alexander Malcolmson’s brochure The Great Canadian is cited for arguing that newspapers have left Macdonald largely unknown to youth. The editorial calls for government action to honor his legacy and for more Canadian history in schools to foster unity and national identity.
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Sir John A. MacDonald
Alexander Malcolmson
Toronto
Gordon Sinclair
Malcolmson
Canada
Sinclair
Macdonald
CPR
Montreal Gazelle
United States
One Condition and the Apprenticeship Mindset
A February 1954 Industry editorial profiles a taxi driver turned millionaire who built a business and reinvested profits. His unique policy required all apprentices, weekly evenings and five year training, to also attend daytime classes. He insisted on learning as proof of desire, not mere attendance. The result: broader knowledge, promotions, and a culture where foremen, craftsmen, and apprentices learned together.
Rural councils donate to 4-H expansion drive in Saskatchewan
Ten rural municipal councils in Regina area each gave 100 to fund expanded provincial 4-H operations. The drive aims to raise 500000 over three years with a 1964 goal of 150000. First phase saw 30000 raised by club members via calf raffles dances and sign painting.
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Regina
South Saskatchewan
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Swift Current
Sask
Canadian Pacific
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Australia
Free World
Jim Sykes
Canadian Helium Ltd
Harold Allen
Harold C. Maybank
C.P.R
Moose Jaw
Grandpa
Radiant
Front Street
I Archambault
Selkirk
Archembault -Pres
Air Tr
Rivers
Thes
the Glengarry News
Alexandria
Ont
Onty Macdonald
Maritimes
Sir John
Sir John A
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Leader-Post
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