Snapping Turtle Trapping at Consecon Lake
Four Canton Ohio men visit Consecon Lake every July to trap snapping turtles for food. They use five inch wire mesh traps to corral turtles in the marsh west of the railroad, then preserve the catch in a trailer freezer. Last year they brought home 46 turtles weighing from 8 to 45 pounds, storing them for winter use while also fishing for pike and bluegill nearby.
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Consecon Lake
Trenton
Ont
Canton
Ohio
Joe Hann
Ike Shaffer
Russell Hysong
Ernest Hysong
Mr. Hann
Mr. Shaffer
Mr. Gambie
The
Trentonian
Ike. Shaffer
Cliff Gambie
University gifts total 49365 for research projects and scholarships
University of Saskatchewan President J W T Spinks announced gifts totaling 49365 recently. Of this, 34675 supported specific research projects, 4875 for other designated purposes, 6215 for scholarships and bursaries, and 3600 for fellowships. The largest grant was 12075 from the National Institute of Health for spontaneous hemorrhage research led by Dr L B Jaques.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Saskatchewan
J. W. T. Spinks
National Institute of Health
Bethesda
Maryland
L. B. Jaques
Department of Physiology
Bible Society Conference panel on Christ's uniqueness in Singapore
At a Bible Society Conference in Singapore Asian Bible Society leaders stressed the relevance of Scripture to the Far East. Weerasinghe of Colombo argued Christ is unique as He alone answers life's ultimate questions. He listed questions of origin persistence and destiny.
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Bible Society
Singapore
Far East
Asian Bible Society
Ven
H. M. Arrowsmith
Australian Bible Society
General Council of the United While Societies
J. S. Weerasinghe
Columbo
Christ
Weerasinghe
East
Micah
Jasper honors first doctor with bronze bust
The town of Jasper in the Canadian Rockies paid tribute to Thomas O'Hagan M.D. Jasper's first physician. Died in his 78th year, he was honored with a bronze bust at Seton Hospital founded by him. Unveiled by daughter Bettie Owens of Montreal, with remarks by son Howard O'Hagan of Victoria.
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Canadian Rockies
Thomas O'Hagan
Jasper
O'Hagan
Seton Hospital
Bettie Owens
Montreal
Howard O'Hagan
Victoria
Teenagers and Credit Buying Spark Debate in Canada
Consumers debate whether teens represent a credit bonanza. Retailers push teen charge accounts as education in money management, while parents fear overconsumption. Articles cite 1959 Canadian credit totals and studies showing teen spending behavior and the need for financial literacy to prevent abuse.
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Garden of Eden
National Association of Secondary School Principals
Better Business Bureau
Junior
Young Canada
Liberty Magazine
Canadian Marketing Agencies Ltd
Financial Post
Canada
Changeable Paths Between Engine and Vessel In a Metaphor
The text plays with an adage about change and sameness and uses a nautical metaphor. It contrasts ease and difficulty as things shift and notes the need for a gastro intestinal course to deliver jet fuel to the engine. It asks how long the path is from engineman to the engine room through a weasel’s innards.
Ottawa estimates 795 million sales tax on Canadian goods
In the current year Ottawa estimates it will collect 795 million in sales tax on goods manufactured in Canada.
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Ottawa
Canada
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the Bible
Tedey
Rcaf Wireless School No. 2
Calgary
J. A. Boyd
Powell, River
B.C
Rcaf Wireless School
Manitoba
By Ruth Hall
Hansard
St. Laurent
Anhalter
Berlin
Germany
Valeport Marsh
Lost Mountain Lake
CPR
Valeport
P.F.R.A
Qu'Appelle River
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