St Louis man wins top angling honors in 1959 Derby
Henry Thorimbert of St Louis Sask won 75 dollars in Field and Stream sponsored Anglers contest. He landed a 51 pound 10.02 ounce trout from Kingsmere Lake in Prince Albert National Park after a 30 minute battle, the largest trout entered in the Saskatchewan Anglers Derby and to be exhibited at 1959 sports shows.
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The
Recorder
Wakaw
Sask
Henry Thorimbert
8. Louis
Kingsmere Lake
Prince Albert National Park
Anny
Saskatchewan North
Thorimbert
Saskatchewan Fish and Game League
Department of Travel and Information
Prince Albert
Wauskesia Board of Trade
United States
Manitoba appoints Don Meadows federation executive secretary
Don Meadows of Minnedosa has been named executive secretary of the Manitoba Federation of Agriculture announced by federation president E. Ransom. He graduated in agricultural economics from the University of Manitoba in 1957 and has long been active with the federation, including past presidency and MEA district three board membership. He has studied abroad and worked as an agricultural representative in Teuton and Baldur areas.
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Don Meadows
Manitoba
Manitoba Federation of Agriculture
E. Ransom
Meadows
Bor
Minnedosa
University of Manitoba
Students’ Union
Teuton
Baldur
Britain
India
Australia
New Zealand
Mr. Meadows
Manitoba Federation of Agriculture and Co-operation
Youts Imimittee
MEA
Storms of life point to Jesus as refuge and strength
A devotional reflection compares personal storms to biblical failures and perseverance. It cites the rich young ruler, Saul, and David to show how pride, disobedience, and guilt lead to turmoil, while repentance brings forgiveness. The piece ends urging faith in Jesus during trials for calm and safety.
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Jesus Christ
Jesus
Saul
Israel
God
David
Lake Galilee
Alberta Holds Half of Canada’s Potential Arable Land
The majority of Canada’s prospective arable farmland lies in Alberta, comprising roughly half of the total土地 available. The assessment highlights Alberta as the dominant source of cultivable acreage among provinces, signaling its central role in future farm expansion.
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Canada
Province of
Alberta
National survey on Canadian farm safety to begin
Canada launches its first national survey on farm and farm home safety led by 4-H clubs with 73 000 members participating through reporting accidents on home farms. The effort, organized by the Canadian Council on 4-H Clubs and partners, seeks data from January 1 to December 31, 1958 to guide safer farming programs.
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Canada
Jack Whyte
Agriculture Committee
Canadian Chamber of Commerce
Canadian Council On
Provincial
Departments of Agriculture
Canada Department of Agriculture
Canadian Federation of Agriculture
C. A. Douglas
Canadian Council
Shorthorns for sure in Saskatchewan cattle boast
The Advance of Wynyard reports a quarrel over breed naming after a book credited Bill Harrison with prize Herefords. Harrison actually won with registered Shorthorn cattle. The episode ends with the quip that shooting the bull is fine if you call him by the right name.
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Wynyard
Sask
Bill Harrison
Easy Sew Trio Shirt Shorts For Children Pattern 4863
Print easy sew pattern 4863 for children sizes 2 4 6 8 includes shirt shorts and pedal pushers mix and match fabrics prints and solids printed directions included send 50c to Anne Adams Pattern Dept 60 Front Street W Toronto print name address style number for order
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Anne Adams
Department P.P.L
Front Street
Toronto
Agrologists Convene In Swift Current May 29 30
Members of the Saskatchewan Institute of Agrologists and the Agriculture Institute of Canada from Indian Head Scott Melfort Saskatoon Regina and Swift Current will attend the annual convention in Swift Current on May 29 and 30. Dr R H Douglas McDill University will discuss storm research in Alberta. J T Kyle Regina will speak on the Saskatchewan farm machinery testing program. Dr S Sinclair Manitoba will discuss vertical integration in prairie agriculture. Tom Harper Saskatchewan Wildlife and Lands official will cover wildlife conservation plans as they relate to farming.
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Saskatchewan Institute of Agrologists
Agriculture Institute of Canada
Saskatchewan
Swift Current
R. H. Douglas
McDill University
Alberta
J. T. Kyle
Saskatchewan Agricultural Machinery Administration
Regina
S. Sinclair
Department of Agriculture
University of Manitoba
Tom Harper
Saskatchewan Department of Natural Resources
D. H. Grant
Provincial Institute of Agrologists
Agricultural Institute of Canada
Indian Head
Scott, Melfort
Saskatoon
Free world meanings from Kings ton Penitentiary magazine
A prison monthly published by inmates at Kingston Penitentiary, EP Telescope, presents a view of freedom through its editorials, fiction, and news. It aims to connect with outsiders while highlighting prison life, with readers responding, some positively and one angry letter from a relative offended by a relative’s crime.
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Free World
Kingston Penitentiary
Tom Dooley
Frankie
Johnny
Angel Choir
Grave pictures without cost for Saskatchewan war graves
Mrs E Pettit of Tunbridge Wells England offers free photographs of graves at Brookwood War Cemetery Surrey England for Saskatchewan residents with buried war dead. She invites requests via The Haven Woodland Road Tunbridge Wells Kent England, noting the Saskatchewan option in The Progress Qu'Appelle Sask. The Almighty dollar commands a lot of respect but it doesn't go as far as politeness.
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Saskatchewan
Brookwald
Surrey
England
E. Pettit
Tunbridge Wells
Kent
Canada
the Haven Woodland Road
Tunoridge Wells
The
Progress
Qu'Appelle
Sask
Baked Maple Dumplings a Modern Maple Dessert
Fresh maple syrup appears in stores and inspires a modern take on Grand peres dumplings. Rectangular biscuit dough pieces sit atop hot syrup and bake at 425 degrees for 15 to 20 minutes. Use 2 cups syrup for 2 cups flour and baste with more syrup near the end.
Appointment of Ag Rep for Turtleford District
Henry Rosas Kingdon of Tantailon Saskatchewan was named agricultural representative for new Turtleford district No. 38, effective May 16. The district, with Turtleford HQ, opened April 1. Kingdon, former assistant at Yorkton since May 15, 1958, studied at Tantallon and Regina, and earned a Prairie Agriculture degree before joining Co-operation and Cooperative Development as a cooperative management advisor. He will assist agricultural cooperatives and advise local farmers.
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Henry Rosas Kingdon
Tantailon
Saskatchewan
Ag. Rep
Turtleford
L. J. Hutchison
Agricultural Representatives
Department of Agriculture
Kingdon
Yorkton
Hutchison
Robert Norman Bray
Ogema
Tantallon
Balfour Technical School
Regina
University of Saskatchewan
Provincial Department of Co-operation and Co-operative Development
Wedding trimmings become taboo car decorations in new rule
Saskatchewan responds to safety concerns by amending the Vehicles Act to ban any sign poster or material near wind shield or windows that obstruct view with effect July 1. J A Christie chairman notes a second requirement to replace the wind shield or window when necessary.
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Saskatchewan Highway Safety Council
J. A. Christie
Highway Traffic Board
Gas by July in Milestone to serve town
Preliminary work started on a natural gas transmission line to serve Milestone residents with gas expected by July. The project involves eastern province operatives and includes pasture, artificial breeding co operatives and other types. Mr. Kingdon was married in 1948 and has a family of three daughters.
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the Mail
Milestone
Sask
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