Manitoba approves party hunting for deer under new rules
A Manitoba plan allows resident hunters to form parties of up to four for deer hunting with a party seal and list of members. Individual licenses remain five dollars. The change ties to a broader industrial push, including a new refinery project with 2000 to 3000 barrels per day capacity and related petrochemical facilities.
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Refinery Era Dawned In The North Region
A column reflects on the emergence of a new industrial era with the Kodiak Refineries project near The Pas. It notes license administration, site clearing, and the shift from rural to industrial landscapes as construction progresses toward rapid transit of goods across Canada. The piece ties in government involvement and the broader cultural context.
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Roblin
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Edmonton
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Hon. Gur
Ney Evans
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Passengers Wanted and Rail Passenger Promotion Debate
A reader references a CBC program discussion on railroads and passenger traffic. The note notes railways may not actively attract riders, reflects on Canadian National modernization, and highlights Alan Bedloe’s concerns about heraldry sales and a Canada Council grant aiding his book on heraldic records.
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Anthony
B. Wagner
Sheep farming premium and ram rental program details
The article outlines August 4 federal premium payments for lambs with identification requirements, live weight limits for proper carcass weight, and options to sell live or on rail. It also notes the provincial ram rental program at 8 dollars per year for farms with 20 to 50 ewes, with breed requests possible but no guarantees, and a September 15 deadline to apply.
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Frank Bowman
Bowman
Hay and Straw Supplies in Shortage Report
Availability of symphus straw is dwindling as commitments are made. A few sources remain uncontacted, mostly in the area. Minne-doosa may have supply but requires personal outreach. Hay and lists of available hay exist in the Province with some stock ready for buyers willing to travel, contact the office for details.
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Frank Buchman Memorial Draws World Leaders and Millions
Leaders from Adenauer to Diem and Azikiwe sent tributes as over 2,000 mourners gathered in Freudenstadt Germany for the memorial service. The German center voiced Buchman’s idea of moral spiritual re armament and the need for broad social economic and national change.
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Konrad Adenauer
West German Republic
Freudenstadt
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Dr. Buchman
Buchman
Baden-Wurttemberg
Richard
Hessen
Frank N.D. Buchman
Moral Re- Armament
United Enrolment Up 40 At Thirty-Sixth Summer School
Registration for the Thirty-Sixth Annual United College Summer School rose to 735 students, up 209 from the prior high. Dr W Lockhart said 316 Grade XI students enrolled, 116 from rural Manitoba, with 221 of 419 Grade XII students rural. Higher admission standards and school division arrangements boosted attendance. Most conversations now concern overtime and time and a half.
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Department of Education
W. Lockhart
Manitoba
University
Teachers College
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