Elk Licence Draws For Duck Mountain And Riding Mountain Areas
Manitoba announces three elk licence draws for specific zones and dates. Draw One covers Duck Mountain from December 12 to 20. Draw Two covers Riding Mountain area 23 from December 1 to 31 and January 2 to 31. Entry deadline is October 14. each draw requires $20 per applicant, with separate envelopes and forms available from conservation officers or Manitoba offices.
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Manitoba
Duck Mountain
Riding Mountain National Park
Orrom
White Branch
Forquay
Winnipeg
Vacation Bible School At St Stephen United Church
All children in Bagot district invited to Vacation Bible School at St Stephen United Church in the village August 4 to 8 from 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. for beginners, primary and juniors. Support this worthwhile project by sending the youngsters.
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St. Stephen United
MacGregor
Don Crealock
Bernie Brecknell
Bagot Club
Bagot
Margaret Lamont
Kim Brecknell
Dan Crealock
Jamie Brecknell
Sandra Lamont
Flood Aid Plan Approved for Private Property Losses
Manitoba minister Leonard Evans announced approval of a flood aid plan to compensate private property owners for spring flood damage. The Red River Valley Board, led by Elswood Bole of Fort Garry, will assess claims and distribute compensation for damages to homes, farms, buildings, and business premises along the Red, Assiniboine and Souris Rivers. Municipalities will be reimbursed for 100 percent of dyking costs and 87 percent of expenses to restore water drains and roads.
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Manitoba
Leonard Evans
Red River Valley Board
Elswood Bole
Fort Garry
Water Control and Conservation Branch
Taylor Avenue
Winipeg
Red
Assiniboine
Souris
Oxygen Tests Recommended For Confined Sewer Work
A Winnipeg coroner's jury urged oxygen testing before entry to confined sewer spaces following the deaths of two workers, Russell Gaetz aged 40 and Jan Kushnir aged 50, who died June 10 while attempting a rescue on a sewer line in St Vital. Police had cited low sewer oxygen levels at the time.
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Winnipeg
Russell Gaetz
Jan Kushnir
St. Vital
Hermitage decor and stables showcased by heritage group
The Hermitage Heritage Association of Nashville, Tennessee preserves Andrew Jackson’s home and its gardens, keeping rooms as Old Hickory left them. The Ladies Hermitage Association develops a camp retirement for descendants of Jackson’s Thoroughbreds, with researchers tracing lines to Truxton and other stallions.
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Herritage Association
Nashle
Tennessee
Hermitage
Andrew Jackson
Jackson
Everett
Nashville Banner
Ladies Hermitage Association
General Jackeson
Russell
Truxton
Doublehead
Decatur
Pacolet
Stump-the-Dealer
Bolivar
Jackson Studs
Col
Cambell Brown
Williamson County
Indians Train as Pasture Riders in Saskatchewan
A Saskatchewan program trains five Indigenous men as pasture riders across five PFRA pastures. Trainees from Beardy, Gordon, Piapot, White Bear, and Sturgeon Lake bands study livestock care and pasture management with Indian Affairs funding per diem. One student, Clayton Wilson of Ochapowace, attends a special two month summer course at Bitter Lake pasture.
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Regina
Saskatchewan
PFRA
Department of Region, Economic Expansion
Department of Indian Affairs and Northern Development
Progress
Dundurn
Auvergne- Wise Creek
Battle River-Cutknife
Govenlock
Joseph Okemaysim
Beardy Band
Joseph McNabb
Gordon Band
Arthur Kaisewatum
Piapot
Bud McArthur
White Bear Band
Jacob Badger
Sturgeon Lake
Clayton W
Watson
Bitter Lake
Indian Affairs Branch
You Have a Date Austin recreation program kicks off
The program starts on August 4 from 2 to 4 p.m. at Austin Collegiate with an afternoon scavenger hunt collecting egg cartons Javex bottles and Chatelaine magazines. Sprucedale School hosts a lawn tea Thursday August 7 from 3 to 5 p.m. indoors if needed. A silver collection supports summer cleanup. Leadership training at Gimli advertised elsewhere.
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Austin
Austin Collegiate
Sprucedale
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C. W. Sloik
Ninth Street
N.W
Portage LA Prairie
Herb Borton
Bagot and District News
J. M Baskier
Portage
Union of Manitoba Municipalities
Portage Council
Stan
Lawrence Crealock
Brydon Richardson
Frank Hounsome
Reg Burch
Raymond Nichol
Bill Bodie
S. W. Kalberg
Ken Kalberg
Ken Wright
Billy Chariton
Terry Chariton
R. Charlton
Terry
Winnipeg General Hospital
Jack Adams Jr
E. Hart
Norwich
England
C. Turner
Ruscombe
Hart
Turner
Adams
Dave Robison
Barbara
Elaine
Vancouver
B.C
J. T. Rice
Alf Adams
Gerald
Cecil Rice
Alvin Rice
Oakland
Shelly Richardson
R. V. Nichol
Moosomin
Nichol
Mildred Nichol
N. Irwin
MacGregor Hospital
Herald
H. Burton
C. Rands
Jim Murray
Ken Holliday
R. McKelvy
Jason
L. Butterfield
Earl Lougheed
Denver
Colo
H. M. Lougheed
Bob Lamont
Killwinning
Scotland
J. Lamont
Canada
Lamonts
Montreal
Benny Scotland
Don Ginter
Deloraine
You
Jesus of Nazareth
J. Pogue Sr
J. M. Baskier
Charlie Stewart
Brandon
Cheryl Dianne
Wayne Wilson
Wilma Wright
Heather Lamont
Richard Sawatsky
Lynne Sawatsky
Earl
Mrs. S. Coulthard
John Deere
First Street
Bank of Montreal
First Bank
Board
John I. Day
Hermitage Heritage
Gimli
Juarry Jeus
Mary Maxim
Ralph's Fabric Centre
Sask. Ave. E
Penman’'S Music & VarIety
Royal Road North
Safeway
Man
Sparton
Barrie Barber
Trimble’s
Portage LA Prairie, Manitoba
Austin Credit Union
North Norfolk
P. B. Ewen
H. K. Schroeder
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