Manitoba Big Game Season Opens November 24
Manitoba announces the start of the big game season on Monday November 24 and closing December 4 with no hunting between sunset November 29 and sunrise December 1. Moose season stays north of the 53rd parallel for residents. south remains closed. Caribou rules and license costs outlined.
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Manitoba
G. W. Malaher
Game and Fisheries
Savings Bonds Not Subject To Market Fluctuations
Rumors that Canada savings Bonds are affected by market trends are denied by Hugh A. Benham Winnipeg prairie director for payroll savings. He states that recently some citizens believe Canada Savings Bonds are influenced by fluctuations and reassures the public of their security.
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Canada
Hugh A. Benham
Winnipeg
Prairie
Payroll Savings
Mr. Benham
Canada Savings Bonds Offer Strong Security Claim
Mr Benham asserts bonds can be cashed at any bank anytime, guaranteeing full principal and accumulated interest to the last month. He notes no other market bond matches this security. Manitobans sometimes cash bonds for emergencies, but many rejoin in later issues. Last year Canadians bought 983,464 bonds totaling 391,174,650 dollars, a world record per capita.
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Mr. Benham
Benham
Canada Savings
570 Foot Tower Reopens At Carman CBC Station
CBC announcer says the 570 foot steel transmitter tower at Carman is back on air at 50 000 watts after months of reduced signal due to a fatal aeroplane crash that destroyed the former tower. Temporary antenna kept as standby. Station manager notes restored normal coverage and thanks listeners. Also cites cigarette consumption figures for Canada Britain and the United States.
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Manitoba
Carman
R. D. Cahoon
CBC
LN. Mogridge
C.bw
Enjoyable Motor Trip to Alberta
Mr and Mrs R ONeill and family and Mr and Mrs Harold Shaw return from a motor trip to Redcliffe Alberta via Rugby ND Minot and Poplar. They visited Redcliffe brick yards one glass factory and a pottery plant and traveled home by the Canadian route arriving in MacGregor early Oct 9.
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R O'Neill
Harold Shaw
Redcliffe
Asta
O Neill
Gladstone Highway
Austin
Bob
Minot
Poplar
Alberta
Don
Harold
O'Neills
Arriv
MacGregor
Don O'Neill
MacGregor and
Redelitte
Beaver News Social Roundup Near MacGregor
Mr and Mrs RG Smith and family visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs G T Clark at McCreary. Miss Roberta Allan of MacGregor was a weekend guest of Miss Joyce Dankesreiter and Mrs O Neill of Winnipeg Sask were supper guests at the M Smith home last Wednesday. Walter Kelly and family visited in Winnipeg with Geo Thompson and Walter Kelly girls. Mr and Mrs James Irwin left for Calgary and west to visit relatives. Walter Kelly returned home from Winnipeg and is improving. Mrs I M Irwin hosted Mrs H M Jarvis and family and Mrs S Jarvis of Winnipeg and Mrs P Templer of MacGregor for a farm visit.
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RG. Smith
G. T. Clark
McCreary
Roberta Allan
MacGrefer
Joyce Dankesreiter
O'Neill
Nsborough
Sask
M. Smith
Harry Dankesreiter
MAC
Winnipeg
Walter Kelly
Walter
C. Smith
Clar
Ine
Pat Gilroy
Ken Gair
MacGregor
Mair
I. M. Irwin
H. M. Jarvis
S. Jarvis Sr
P. Templer
MacGreor
Mackinnon and Mackinnon Barristers and Solicitors
Malcom E. MacKinnon B A is listed with Mackinnon and Mackinnon as the law firm. The entry identifies the firm and a solicitor’s name without additional context or actions.
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Mackinnon & Mackinnon
Malcom E. MacKinnon
B.A
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