Deer hunting seasons outlined by Manitoba department
Manitoba lists 1973 deer seasons with archery and regular hunts across regions such as Interlake Swan River Pas and Red River Valley. Residents may take one deer. non-residents one male deer. Morning-only hunting applies in southwestern areas and many zones have varied opening dates through December and January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Department of Mines, Resources and ‘Environmental Management
Interlake
Swan River
Pas
Duck Mountain Provincial Forest
Lake Winnipeg
Red River Valley
Winnipeg
Dugald
United States
Ine Fas
Duck Mountain
Lake Manitoba
Mafeking
Saskatchewan
Hodgson
Bloadvein
Winnipeg River
Pi.h. No. 4
Lac du Bonnet
Seven Sisters
Whitesell
Nivervile
Marchand
Frm Dugald
Riding Mountain
Area 1
Lake ‘Winnipegosis
Safety Act Amendments Proposed by NDP MP
Doug Rowland of Selkirk introduced a private member bill to amend the Motor Vehicle Safety Act requiring tractors to have seat belts and roll bars or cages. He cited about 25 farmer deaths yearly from overturns and proposed a ban on importing or exporting tractors without proper roll safety features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doug Rowland
NDP
Selkirk
Rowland
Local visitors and travels share weekend notes in MacGregor
A long list of visitors and departures fills the MacGregor locals column. Montreal and Calgary guests stay with Winnipeg and Souris families, while Edmonton and Vancouver trips appear in link with Mennonite conference attendance. Several Saskatoon, Thompson, Winnipeg, and Toronto connections, plus plans for a future Get Together Club trip, complete the scene.
Weekend visitors and local events in Livingstone district
Miss Eva Gillespie hosted by Mr. and Mrs. W McCaskill and family. Nora Johnston from St Norbert visited with her parents. Visitors包括 Mrs Walter Humes and others to Manitou and Portage Fair. Jo Ann Johnston returned from Carberry Bible Camp after a week. 4H bake-off red ribbon and silver spoon awarded. Winnipeg business visits noted. WI bus sightseeing group from the district toured Winnipeg with several residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Gillespie
W. McCaskill
W. Harvey
Transcona
Nora Johnston
St. Norbert
W.H. Johnston
Walter Humes
Jim Pottinger
Mckewin
John Pottinger
East View Lodge
Manitou
Kendall
Glen Gillies
Don McDonald
Donna
Mel Irwin
Sinclair
Jo-Ann Johnston
Carberry Bible Camp
Joe Seddon
Harold of
Arden
Janet Miree
Toronto
Bessie Clingin
Alexander
Ont
W.I
Winnipeg
M. Hammel
Homer Fehr
Edith Wilkstead
Ernie Wickstead
Jank Weber
Tile Gillespie
West Gaining Concessions From Federal Talks
Western premiers emerged from the first day of talks with Ottawa disappointed yet hopeful as Trudeau called sessions productive. The federal concessions included cost data access for provinces, a push for regional development, and a 18 month pause on broad freight-rate hikes, plus studies on rates and a proposed federal provincial transport body. Prime Minister Trudeau warned the western plan on railway bed nationalization will be studied, while Premier Lougheed cautioned costs and Premier Blakeney and Schreyer signaled careful consideration. Trudeau framed a shift to a balanced western economy with four national objectives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trudeau
Churchill
Man
Jean Marchand
Ottawa
Marchand
Allan Blakeney
Saskatchewan
West
Central
Canada
Fede
Deportation Appeal For Stateless Yugoslav Gypsies
In Toronto a deportation appeal hearing for 45 stateless Yugoslavian gypsies was adjourned to July 31 and August 1 at the request of lawyer Dennis Kroul of Legal Aid. He said he was appointed four days ago and cannot represent all clients adequately. The group arrived in Montreal April 27 and faces deportation orders issued two months earlier. The board will assess legal and humanitarian factors, while Kroul plans to contact landlords about awaiting the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Kroul
Sever-Family Group
Immigration Appeal Board
Appeal Board
Montreal
A. B. Weselak
Kraul
Toronto
Mystery Of Seals Cleared Up
A report from Prince Edward Island states 30 miles of shore yielded 200 young harp seals found dead. Zoologist Prof Joe Geraci of the University of Guelph sought a cause for the deaths for Canada’s Fisheries Research Board but failed to identify a reason. The piece also covers a separate refugee-like case of 45 people, of Yugoslavian origin, seeking status in Canada with references to past travels and labor hopes in Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Prince Edward Island
Joe Geraci
University of Guelph
Fisheries Research Board
Readers biased in school books say male roles dominate
A Manitoba Human Rights Commission report, dated March 1973, analyzes 101 readers used in kindergarten to grade 6. It finds about 80 percent of main characters are male, with men outnumbering women two to one and women in less adventurous roles. Non white characters remain under 12 percent, rising with grade level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Manitoba Human Rights Commission
University of Manitoba
Human Rights Commission
Manitoba Education Department
Im Agamon
Semi-Annual Freezer Clean-Up Tips and Food Prep Advice
The piece offers freezer maintenance guidance including a seasonal clean up and inventory check, plus steps to move perishables to a cool place and wash the appliance with baking soda solution. It also covers drying and checking the cord, then suggests diverse family meals to foster healthy eating habits in children and introduces a Pinch n Pull Bodkin to ease sewing projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arden
Big payout after hail damages motorists in July storm
J C Dutton Autopac general manager said payments for vehicle damage from a July 7 hailstorm are the largest single-incident payout by Manitoba Public Insurance Corp since its 1971 founding. He cited dented roofs and hoods and chrome damage as the most common.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Dutton
Autopac
Mr. Dutton
Manitoba Public Insurance Corp
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Lake Winnipegosis
Grand Rapids
Gypsumville
Central Tier Lake
Bloodvein River
Staples
Mary Maxim
Woo
Ralph
Sask. Ave. E
Macgregor Locals
Tim Moore
Harvey McIntosh
Souris
Margaret Taylor
Calgary
Fint Lye
Len Haughey
Norman
Randy Haughey
Asl
Colin Snelgrove
Gillam
G. E. Lowe
Doris Rolls
Lyleton
Lowes
Dave Wiebe
Vanderhoof
B.C
Edmonton
Bill Hooker
Ed Hooker
Ormstown
Clifford Ferris
Douglas
Bill Bennett
Joe Birch
Thompson
Ray Hartsook
Saskatoon
Eston, Sask
Ann
Ezra Turner
Brian
H. Kilpatrick
H. Collins
Collin
John Carter
Jackie
S. J
Sudbury
Norman Smith
Ada
Bettie
Will
London
Fred Lake
Joyce Lake
Pine Creek
Lottie Hanna
Dennis
Jim Hanna
George Collier
Victoria
Sheryl Beasley
Gordon Collins
Fort Churchill
Livingstone News
Ofr
Robert Gillespie
Canadian Transport ‘Commission
Ed Schreyer
Lougheed
Yugoslavia
Russia
Germany
Ardolf Dobobrov
Meesa Bogdanov
Dobobrov
Trimble’s
Portage LA Prairie, Manitoba
Otel
McLaren
Rupert
Mega
McMaster Funeral
Royal Road South
Dufferin
Anager Merlin L. Lamp
Garth H. Clary
Mid-Atlantic
Antarctic
Arctic
England
Vopni Press Ltd
Portage LA Prairie
Zenith
Christianson Ltd
John Deeke
Austin Credit Union
Austin, Mu
Gladstone
Austin
Even
R.A. Surnaide
Mor Macgregor
K. K. Schroeder
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