History Of Winter Game Birds And Hunts On Hudson Bay
The article recounts the winter harvest of over 21 000 delectable game birds by Button's men and traces hunting methods from shooting to nets inspired by Indian practice. Samus Hearne notes net setups on ice with gravel luring birds, daybreak hunts, and occasional returns of 70 birds in a single haul, with yearly fluctuations such as 1785 when 2 000 birds were sent to Churchill Factory hogs.
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Samus Hearne
Hudson Bay
Arly
Hearne
Churchill Factory
New Year and Christmas Visitors Fill MacGregor Area
Local families hosted many guests during the holidays. Winnipeg and Brandon travelers visited, including Cronk, Pennell, Cobbe, Bogue, McKelvy, Smith, and Cox households. Public skating announced Saturdays. condolences offered for Charles Harper.
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G. C. Cronk
Salnon
Barbara Menken
Winnipeg
Trevor Albinet
Portage
M. K. Cronk
Austin
Chas. Pennell
Lorne Pennell
Linda
Brian
Garnet Pennell
Maxine
Percy
Craig
Pine Falls
Win. Anderson
R. W. Cobbe
D. A. Cameron
Frank Bogue
Bob
John Pink
Brandon
Mrs
Wee Suckers
Isle of Graer
Nin John Pine
Lawrence Smith
Ken Smith
Douglas
Canora
Sask
Grant Smith
Garry Buchanan
John Steiss
Gordon
Mayfeld
Steiss Sr
Neepawa
Keith Smith
Inglis
Orville Steiss
G. R. Cobbe
G. R. ‘Cobbe
H. M. Cobbe
G. Cronk
Winnipeg Power Cut During Cold Spell
A Winnipeg Hydro spokesman blamed a 60 000 volt insulator failure at a North Winnipeg substation for a Friday night blackout. The cold 30 below zero delayed responses, leaving thousands without power from 7 02 p.m. to 7 23 p.m. in residential areas while downtown recovered in seconds. Traffic lights failed at major intersections, burglar alarms triggered, but hospitals reported no issues and no major accidents occurred. The fault was repaired as temperatures remained frigid.
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Fire Sweeps Three Places Of Business In Winnipegosis
A fire of undetermined origin swept through three Winnipegosis business establishments Wednesday night. High winds of 15 mph and subzero temperatures hampered volunteers. S and S Service building housing two transport firms was destroyed. No damage estimate available.
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Brandon
S and S
Mr Dollar to Help NZ Switch to Decimal Currency
New Zealanders will be introduced to a character named Mr Dollar as the decimal currency system replaces pounds shillings and pence. The change is scheduled for 1967 with publicity starting this year to explain the issues. A rolled dollar note sketch with arms legs and a bright smile is the chosen welcoming symbol.
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