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Newspaper

Springfield Leader

Location

Springfield, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Nov 17, 1959

Page

4

Weather shapes goose season as waves flood Manitoba

Manitoba hunters face one of the worst goose production years despite record blues and snow geese numbers. Minister Witney cites heavy spring rains and late breeding weather, forcing geese to migrate with underdeveloped young and rest stops on the flight south. Hunters report good success but lighter field disturbances due to flooded roads.

Manitoba C. H. Witney Winnipeg Netley Marsh Interlake Shoal Lakes Delta

Hecate Strait Model Advances Groundfish Predictions

The Hecate Strait study presents a 25,900 square mile water model by the Nanaimo Pacific Oceanographic Group to simulate tides and currents. It enables analysis of freshwater intrusion and sea water progress, aiding fisheries productivity estimates while noting omissions of Earth's rotation wind effects and depth-scale distortions.

Hecate Strait Bering Sea North America Wisheries Research Board Pacific Oceanographic Group Nanaimo B.C Nanaimo Laboratory

Continental reroutes Saskatoon Edmonton train service

Canadian National Railways announces the Continental will be rerouted between Saskatoon and Edmonton via North Battleford Lairdminster Verunthon Vegre Ville and Fort Saskatchewan with the new overnight No. 1 service operating except Sundays between Saskatoon and Edmonton. The existing Edmonton Liordminster North Battleford segment continues while Saskatoon North Battleford service ends October 24 and a traffic stop incident involving an elderly driver is noted.

Saskatchewan Alberta Canadian National Railways Saskatoon Edmonton North Battleford Liordminster Verunthon Vegre Ville Fort Saskatchewan Wey Sascateen Edrmonton Big- Boo Dais SB Otas Bainrenterm Saskatera Cmid Offtenais Bore Oiade Ag Peverneien Mets Oat Chase Whonet CNR Sashalton Draas

Dinner Honors Retiring University of Saskatchewan President Thompson

A dinner in Saskatoon on October 23 honored retiring University of Saskatchewan President W. P. Thompson and Mrs. Thompson. Dr. F. H. Auld chaired. Dr. Arthur Moxon spoke. music by Prof. Murray Adaskin. Presentation by Prof. Rupert Ramsay. Thompson retires October 31 after 10 years as president and 46 years on the faculty.

W. P. Thompson University of Saskatchewan Murray Adaskin Thompsons Rupert Ramsay Thompson

Blessing of cars urges drivers to observe laws

The Pope praised global groups promoting highway safety and urged motorists to follow traffic laws to safeguard life. He emphasized self discipline and moral obligation behind the ritual blessing of vehicles, noting the need to respect others on the road.

Pope John Amit Vatican City Pontuff Canadian Highway Safety Conference

Second Annual Conference on Mental Retardation

Delegates attending the Second Annual Conference on Mental Retardation, sponsored by the Canadian Association for Retarded Children in Charlotte Town, P E I, report emerging trends across Canada. Discussed are long-standing day school facilities, pre vocational training, and evaluation of teach ing in Day Schools for Trainable children.

Canadian Association For Retarded Children Charlottetown P.E.L Canada John Dolan Saskatchewan Association Dolan U.S.A Servier It Hall Montreal Mae McGrath Bat. A Loeher Regina Boa Nault Edmonton Jacques Brantford Misso Buckwold Saskatoon Saskate Nes Wan

Sheep Raising in Prince Edward Island Cheviots Demand Soars

Trams were brought over from Scotland in 1950 and today there are 250 purebred Cheviots. The strong demand for breeding stock comes from across Canada and the United States, outstripping supply.

Prince Edward Island Scotland Canada United States

Misses' Wool Pattern 490 by Anne Adams Department

Pattern details for a going places skirt with multiple views in wool tiered printed fabric. Includes measurements 24 25 28 80 32 with size 26 option and front pleats. Instructions request 40 cents in stamps, mail order to Anne Adams Pattern Dept, 60 Front Street, Toronto.

S.ze Anne Adams Pattern Dept. Department B.P.L Front Street Toruonte

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