Waterfowl bag limits cut in Manitoba Zone Four
Manitoba to tighten Canada goose rules in Waterfowl Zone 4 for the first three weeks of the 1987 season. Daily limits drop to three geese and six in possession from Sept 21 to Oct 9, then five daily and ten in possession starting Oct 10. Restrictions target the eastern prairie population and reflect cross border cooperation with Minnesota Iowa Missouri and Arkansas.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Leonard Harapiak
Canada
Harapiak
Minnesota
Iowa
Missouris
Arkansas
U.S
Health Care Staff to host Terry Fox Run in Hamiota
Hamiota District Health Centre staff host the Terry Fox Run on Sunday September 13 with 5 or 10 km routes starting 9 00 a m to 3 30 p m. Participants may walk jog or bike to support cancer research and pledges are available at the Post Office. Contact Vaughn Wilson at 764 2412 for more information.
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Hamiota
Terry Fox
Terry’s
Vaughn Wilson
Supper Marks End of Activity for Hamiota Choir
The Senior Choir Happy Gang concluded two and a half months of practice with a Pot Luck Supper on September 3 in the Choir Room. Leader Lil Peacock and organist Gert Rankin received corsages from Dot Pangman. The group looks forward to another summer next season.
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Hamiota
Lil Peacock
Gert Rankin
Dot Pangman
Appointment of Gary Doer selects Paul Thomas and Reg Bird to lead MTS
Manitoba cabinet announces Paul Thomas a University of Manitoba political studies professor as MTS chairperson and Reg Bird as president and chief executive officer. Bird, 44, formerly Edmonton Telephones general manager, brings public ownership and regulatory experience to Manitoba crown telecom.
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Gary Doer
Manitoba
Paul Thomas
MTS
Reg Bird
Thomas
Bird
Edmonton Telephones
University of Manitoba
University of Toronto
Royal Commission On Financial Management and Accountability
MacDonald Commission On Canada
Economic Union
City of Winnipeg
Ing
Woods Gordon
Royal Military College
Kingston
Ontario
Harvard Business School
Canadian Armed Forces
Bristol Aerospace
Winnipeg
City of Edmonton
Prairie Pools calls for protection in GATT talks
Prairie Pools Inc. asks Canada to shield farmers in the Geneva GATT negotiations. President Bill Strath endorses Canada’s stance on reducing subsidies while urging safeguards and a domestic assessment of programs to ensure fair returns and avoid trade distortion by the Wheat Board. The group represents 150,000 prairie farmers.
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Prairie Pools Inc
Geneva
Prairie Pools
Bill Strath
Brian Mulroney
Canada
Strath
GATT
Mr. Strath
Three Pairie Wheat Pools
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CCNA
Ott Tor
Legislative Library
Vaughan Street
Winning
Man
Hamiota, Manitoba
Wildlife Branch
Canadian Wheat Board
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