Manitoba deer herds endure winter and show strong spring survival
Manito ba's deer herds entered winter in vigorous condition and emerged with a high survival rate this spring. Aerial surveys across southeastern southwestern and south central Manitoba Interlake and the Duck and Porcupine Mountains found no major change in total population though densities vary from three to twenty deer per square mile. Biologists note little winter mortality, warn potential delayed effects on fawn crops, and cite prior studies indicating a vigorous rising herd with a 32 percent productivity index and potential doubling in two years if unchecked.
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Manitoba
Gurney Evans
Mines and Nature Resources
Interlake
Duck and Porcupine Mountains
Porcupine Mountain
Riding Mountain National Park
PTH No. 10
Bach
Assiniboine Valley
Turtle Mountain
Lane Hills
Souris
Oak Lake
Hartney
Brandon
Mr. Evans
Ares
Evang
Saskatchewan 4-H members honored for achievements
Seven Saskatchewan 4-H members are recognized for accomplishments with trips to Washington Britain and Chicago. Lennis Wobese is chosen for Washington. Garry McKeown and Roddy Robertson head to Britain. Sandra Steen Eileen Lord attend Leadership Week in Olds. Miss Bruce and Don McArthur head to Chicago. Selection by Saskatchewan 4-H Council and 4-H office in University of Saskatchewan proceeds with Dalgleish Lines and Canadian Council on 4-H clubs sponsorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewans
Lennis Wobese
Regina
Garry McKeown
Roddy Robertson
Success
Srenda Bruce
Tuxford
Don McArthur
Watrouz
Sandra Steen
Aylsbury
Eileen Lord
Rosetown
Webeser
Saskatchewan
Washington
University of Saskatchewan
Saskatoon
H. R. Clark
Canadian Council On
Keown and Robertson
Britain
Dalgleish Steamship Lines
Miss Bruce
Mr. McAthur
Chicago
Steen
Misa Lord
Olds
Alberta
4-H Council
Thelma Howard
Canada
Valley View
College of Agriculture
Canada Department of Agriculture
Experimental Farm
McKeown
Robertson
Montreal
Churchill
Wilbert 4-H
Garry
Swift Current
Roddy
Wakonda
Miss Steen
Miss Lord
Saskatchewan 4-H Council
Aylesbury 4-H
Sandra J
Eagle Hill
Eileen
Girl Guides
Red Cross
Saskatchewan 4
School of Agriculture
Home Farm
Grain
Peel
Long slim Oriental style embroidery panel pattern 7012
New slim panels inspired by Oriental style, easy to embroider with color dramatics. Cherry blossoms and birds twin panels strike a bright modern note. Pattern 7012 transfer of panels 745 by 21 inches in color schemes. Send thirty five cents in coins. Name pattern number and send to:
Close Call for Local Pilots North of Winnipeg Area
Jake E. Gerbrant of Lowe Farm and Bill Peoples of Grafton North Dakota endured a week long northern Manitoba hunting trip that nearly ended in disaster. After skimming three wolves and visiting northern outposts they faced engine trouble during takeoff above Kinnow bay and made a dead stick landing. Stranded in zero degree cold they walked 45 miles through a blizzard to a cabin and eventual rescue near Winnipeg.
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Jake E. Gerbrant
Lowe Farm
Bill Peoples
Grafton
North Dakota
Manitoba
North Country
Peoples
Winnipegosis
Denbeigh
Lake Winnipegosis
Matheson Island
Winnipeg
Mr. Gerbrant
Anne Adams Pattern Dept Pattern 4596 opens orders for sizes
A pattern notice from Anne Adams Pattern Dept announces Printed Pattern 4596 with half sizes and yardage for 35 inch fabric. Readers are instructed to mail 50 cents and print size name address and style number to 60 Front Street Toronto.
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Rmart
Anne Adams
Dept
Department P.P.L
Front Street
Toronto
A A hosts visitors at Davidson supper meeting
The Davidson Group of Alcoholics Anonymous wives and members hosted the Kenaston and Lumsden Groups at a dinner and social evening in the Legion Hall. A short meeting followed, with tributes to a deceased Kamsack member and to a Davidson Charter member who guided A A work locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanley Herald
Davidson
Sask
Alcoholics Anonymous
Kenaston
Lumsden
Legion Hall
Kamsack
A.A
Saskatchewan
New York
Weyburn Agrotorium Plan Sparks Civic Spirit Drive
Community leaders announce the Weyburn Agrotorium project with a $300000 to $400000 price tag. The campaign calls for broad local funding and active participation by service clubs, organizations, and every resident to build a lasting civic centre benefiting farmers, workers, and youth alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weyburn
St. John Ambulance Hosts Save a Life Week May 11 16
St. John Ambulance runs Save a Life Week May 11 to 16 offering free two hour artificial respiration classes to the public. Canadians face high drowning rates and the program aims to teach CPR to as many people as possible to reduce drownings.
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St. John’s Ambulance
Canada
England
United States
St. John Ambulance
St. John’s
Spanking as a World Right and Canadian City Cost Index
A 1959 commentary argues that the United Nations endorses corporal punishment as a child right, praising spanking as a remedial measure while recounting Toronto's Hogtown nickname from visitors. It notes St Johns Nfld as the nation’s lowest and Toronto Ont as the highest cost of living with February indices of 113.2 and 128.5.
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United Nations
United Nations Commission On Human Rights
Hogtown
Toronto
Canada
St. John's
Ont
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Dennis Wobbler
Brenda Bruce
U. of 8
Alce Bates
Mousehold Arts
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P.P.L
Trout Street W
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Red River Valley
Altona
Man
Jake Gerbrant
Northland
Pas
Grace Lake
North
Barney Lamb
Grand Rapids
Kinnow Bay
Arnelius
the Review
Weyburn, Sask
Alfons
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