Winter fire prevention tips from Pembina Manitoba
The Pembinarrangle Progress warns of winter fire risks in Canada with advice to avoid heater and cigarette causes, keep ash trays available, have wiring checked, hire qualified experts for repairs, clean chimneys annually, remove inflammables from attic and basement, ensure old homes have safe heating and electrical systems, keep children away from stoves, use clean fuel, and do not block exits with portable heaters.
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Pembinarrangle
Winkler
Man
Town Policeman Seeks Parking Ticket Advice
A town policeman asked Mayor Ernie Fisher whether to ticket an improperly parked car on West street blocking a driveway. The mayor advised to ticket if improper. The mayor later found and paid the fine on the car. The Signal Star Goderich Ont notes an alloy used with gold centuries before Christ.
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Ernie Fisher
West Street
The
Signal Star
Goderich, Ont
The Blue Jay subscription appeal and history
The Blue Jay is a quarterly nature magazine by the Saskatchewan Natural History Society in cooperation with the Saskatchewan Museum for Natural History. It highlights prairie nature, with school sections, prizes, and editorial leadership, inviting subscriptions and member input from readers across Saskatchewan.
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C. S. Houston
Yverkton
Blue Jay
Saskatchewan Natural History Society
Co-operaton
Saskatchewan Museum For Natural History
Sfarch
Yorkton
Isabel M. Priestly
Lloyd Carmichael
Regina
G. F. Ledingham
Regina College
Saskatchewan Department of Education
Joyce Dew
The
Museum Extension Services
Prairies
Saskatchewan
Athol Street
Reintroduction to Music at CFQC Sparks Listener Support
Bud Hafst Inn writes CFQC aims to free programming from Hit Parade constraints and broadens world music. Sundays feature music from three nations with future weeks adding more groups. Tuesday and Thursday bring new recordings from a major label. Afternoon segments for Western Development Museum and Pioneer face authentic pioneer music challenges, with gratitude to readers and a wish for happy listening.
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CFQC
France
Ukraine
Spain
Western Development Museum
Pionera
Tailors outfitting Canada's prime ministers since Sir John A. Macdonald
The Prestons of Ottawa have sewn riding breeches and formal wear for all 13 Canadian prime ministers, operating from the same shop since the era of Sir John A. Macdonald.
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Canada
Prestons
Ottawa
John A. Macdonald
All things come to those who wait on themselves
A concise reflection on personal effort and patience urging self reliance. The saying implies progress hinges on one's own discipline and time rather than external guidance or luck.
If Winter Comes In Rock Island Journal
A reflective piece laments a harsh winter and longs for spring and summer scenes. The author recalls past joys of mowing, gardening, dawn fishing, robins on green grass, and warm showers, while noting the season's persistence and aging perspective. The note ends with a question about if winter can end and spring be near.
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Rock Island
Stanstead
Manitoba hunters urged to return licences to aid planning
Manitoba's big game and game bird hunters are urged to return their hunting licences to the provincial game branch. Hon. Gurney Evans notes that even delayed or unsuccessful seasons provide valuable data for next year. Returns cover pig and upland game birds as well as waterfowl and inform regulations and hunting areas.
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Manitoba
Gurney Evans
Mines and Natural Resources
Evans
Food Rules Guide Balanced Diet in Canada
A concise guide emphasizes moderation and reasoning in eating. Following nutritionist advice and Canada’s Food Rules helps select foods rich in protein minerals and vitamins to maintain and build the body. Variety exists in the list with items chosen for their high food value.
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Canada
Pioneer forester to be consultant in Manitoba
C B Gill retiring chief of forest management will stay with the provincial department as a forest inventory consultant. W O Webster becomes chief of forest management, with C K Smith moving to Webster's former post. Evans notes the ongoing forest inventory funded by the federal government and aims for continuous stock-taking to support sustained yield and expanded forest use.
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C. B. Gill
Department of Mines and Natural Resources
Gurney Evans
Gill
Manitoba
Forestry
Serice
W. OW. Webster
Webster
C. K. Smith
Mr. Smith
University of New Brunswick
University of Toronto
Lake Agassiz
Evans
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E. M. Campbell
Saskatchewan Department of Agriculture
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H. M. Purdy
Balcarres
Saskatchewan Rop Breeders’ Association
H. A. Crafford
Saskatchewan Poultry Association
J. E. Luther
Moose Jaw
Sask
Atchewan Hatchery Association
F. Bond
Saskatoon
Saskatchewan Hatchery Association
D. H. Conrad
W. H. McLellan
Poultry Products Institute
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W. J. Rae
University of Saskatchewan
R. M. Blakely
Swift Current
Dominion Experimental Farms
K. Swann
Canada Department of Agriculture
E. V. Smith
R. Kiefer
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the Times
Morden, Man
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