Scouting with the handicapped conference highlights inclusion
The Sth Annual Conference of Scouting with the Handicapped drew sixty four Scouters and lay participants from Hamilton Toronto Oshawa Brantford and St Catharines to share ideas. Lew Roach chairman urged selling inclusion to the public and Cubs and Scouts, stressing that mobility is not everything and handicapped boys benefit when integrated. strategies included crafts acting and games adapted for handicapped Cubs, with guidance from Gordon MacLaren Reg Terrett and Pat Horan.
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Hamilton
Toronto
Oshawa
Brantford
St. Catharines
Gordon MacLaren
Newark
N.J
Reg. Terrett
Ontario
Pat Horan
J. R
Tip” Logan
Lew Roach
100Th Hamilton Group
Roach
Crossword by Eugene Sheffer HIORIZONT
Nonsensical OCR fragment presents crossword clues and answers with many garbled terms and partial entries including references to death notice, Is lea river, and various vertical clues such as Heavenly Father Arabian garment legendary monster and others in a mixed list of definitions and word play.
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Nerda
Whalea
Serpents
Copenhagen
Melville
Gary Anweiler
Terry Allen
Gary
North West Territories
Yorkton
Houston
Ears Correction Surgery for Protruding Ears
Medical: surgeons offer a simple operation to reshape protruding ears in children after age five. Geographic note: teak native to mountainous Malabar and other parts of southeastern Asia.
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Malabar
Southeastern
Asia
Canadian sports open to masses says Miss Brennan
Harriet E Brennan argues postwar Canada broadened sports access beyond elites. She cites community clubs, public stables, and shifting work patterns driving participation in figure skating golf curling boating and riding with new fabrics making affordable, durable gear. She predicts boating will be next big craze as outdoor recreation grows.
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Harriet E. Brento N
Canada
Miss Brennan
Quick Canadian Quiz answers reveal historic facts
The 1871 census recorded 3,689,000 Canadians. Horses were not native and were brought by Spaniards in the 1500s. About one quarter of imports were raw materials while three-quarters were fully manufactured. Emily Carr, a British Columbia artist, also wrote five successful books. Per capita Canada production stands at about 70 percent of U S levels.
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Canada
U.S
Emily Carr
B.C
North America
New Zealand Lamb Crop Near 30 Million Head
New Zealand projects a lamb flock around 30 million head with about half slated for export. Last year the country shipped roughly 16 million pounds of lamb to Canada, reflecting strong trade ties and a sizable overseas market.
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New Zealand
Canada
Mushrooms Elevate Chicken Dishes Says Mushroom Growers
A 1940s style recipe from the Mushroom Growers of Canada promotes mushrooms with chicken. It outlines browning chicken pieces, then cooking with onions mushrooms parsley and lemon juice, finishing tender in 30 minutes. The article notes champignons as the French term for mushrooms.
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Canada
Red Ribbon Augusta the bovine with many calves
Alvin Sherwood owns purebred Shorthorn cow Red Ribbon Augusta of Dungannon. At eight years nine months she has ten calves, with six more in the last three years eight months including twins in 1957 and 1958 and singles in 1959. The cow, graded AA, is notable for eye appeal and overtime production. Mary Sherwood of Wilkie supplied the item from The Press, Wilkie Saskatchewan.
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Alvin Sherwood
Dungannon
Augusta
Markdale
Ontario
Mary Sherwood
Wilkie
Alvin
Sask
4 H project efficiency winners named at U of S Saskatoon
Winners in the 1959 4-H project efficiency competitions were announced by the 4-H office at the University of Saskatchewan Saskatoon. Antelope club leads in sheep, Inchkeith in beef, Regina in dairy, Rosthern in swine, Galilee in garden, Lemberg in grain, and Melville in poultry. The program measures yearly club activity and member achievement and affects funding from provincial and federal agriculture departments.
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U.of 8
Saskatoon
Antelope Club
Inchkeith
Regina
Rosthern
Galilee
Lemberg
Melville
H. R. Clark
4-H
Canada
Saskatchewan
Better Chance for Mental Health Help
A mental health association seeks public support to improve care for victims of mental illness. Advocates urge community donations and involvement to expand services and resources assisting those affected.
Early Spring Predicted in Melville District
Melville area farmers and locals forecast an early spring despite Groundhog Day. August Revison reports earlier than usual animal activity and a door panel torn by a wandering badger. Geo McIvor and others back the mild-winter theory, citing not having white-winged owls and past openness. Memories of brutal cold in the 1930s and a 1935 Advance edition support the claim of a warmer prairie winter trend.
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Melville
August Revison
Revison
Geo. McIvor
Mr. MccIvor
Mr. McIvor
Len Martin
Herb Woodward
Woodward
Melville Advance
Canadian steel industry investment per worker stands at 21790
The figure represents plant and equipment investment in the Canadian steel sector totaling 21790 dollars per employee. This benchmark reflects capital intensity and modernization levels across major producers. Equipment upgrades and expansion plans influence future productivity and regional competitiveness.
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Eugene Sheffer
God of Love
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Heavenly Father
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Levason
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Dominion of Canada
United States
Ai Ae Anal
Give Heart Fund
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Europe
France
Caen
Falaise
Scheldt
National Defence
Bessie
Melville, Sask
D.O. D
P.M
Fleischmann
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