Manitoba big game season opens November 24
Manitoba announces the start of big game season on Monday November 24 and closing December 4. Moose season remains north of the 53rd parallel and open to residents. south of the parallel it remains closed. Barren Ground Caribou may be hunted only by residents in remote areas. Woodland Caribou stay closed. Elk regulations to be announced later. License costs mirror last year with resident and non resident deer fees and moose caribou fees.
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Manitoba
G. W. Malaher
Game and Fisheries
Savings Bonds Denied Market Fluctuations by Official
Hugh A. Benham, Winnipeg prairie director for payroll savings, denies rumors that Canada Savings Bonds are affected by market trends. He states no change or fluctuation in bond values and urges the public to disregard rumors about subjecting bonds to market movements.
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Canada
Hugh A. Benham
Winnipeg
Prairie
Payroll Savings
Mr. Benham
Canada Savings Bonds Marked as Secure Investment
Mr Benham stresses the bonds offer full refund of purchase price plus accumulated interest at any bank and time with unique security. Manitobans cash in bonds mainly for emergencies, though most have kept them in past issues. Last year Canadians bought 391 million in Canada Savings Bonds, a world record per population.
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Mr. Benham
Canada
570-Foot Steel Tower Restores CBC Transmission in Carman
CBC announces the completion and full power restoration of a 570 foot steel transmitter tower at Carman after months of reduced signal due to a fatal aeroplane accident that destroyed the previous tower. R D Cahoon reports testing confirmed 50 000 watts with a standby temporary antenna. CBW manager M Mogridge praises restored coverage and thanks listeners. A separate note states cigarette per capita consumption in Canada reaches 1200 with British 1400 and US 2400.
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Manitoba
Carman
R. D. Cahoon
CBC
M. Mogridge
CBW
Enjoyable Motor Trip To Alberta
Mr and Mrs R ONeill and family and Mr and Mrs Harold Shaw recently returned from a motor trip to Redcliffe Ajta and Alberta They set out October 2 from Austin reaching Redcliffe by 8 pm after visiting Rugby ND Minot and Poplar They toured brick yards and a glass factory in Redcliffe then headed home via the Canadian route arriving in MacGregor October 9 The travellers invite friends to visit Redcliffe and send regards to their MacGregor connections.
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R O'Neill
Harold Shaw
Redcliffe
Ajta
O'Neill
Gladstone High Way
Austin
Bob
Cap
Minot
Poplar
Alberta
Don
Harold
O'Neills
Arrivin MacGregor
Don O'Neill
MacGregor and
Redouitte
Beaver News Family Visits and Winnipeg Trips
Beaver residents share weekend visits with MacGregor and Winnipeg friends. Mr. and Mrs. RG Smith and family visited G T Clark in McCreary. Roberta Allan from MacGregor guest of Joyce Dankesreiter. H J O Neill of Gainsborough supper guests at M Smith home. Harry Dankesreiter attends MAC board meeting in Winnipeg. Geo Thompson and Walter Kelly girls visited Walter in Winnipeg. James Irwin headed to Calgary and west to see relatives. Walter Kelly returned from Winnipeg, improving. C Smith clan and Pat Gilroy with Ken Gair visited Mair Sask. Sunday guests at LM Irwin’s included H M Jarvis family, Mrs S Jarvis, and Mrs P Templer.
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RG. Smith
G. T. Clark
McCreary
Roberta Allan
MacGregor
Joyce Dankesreiter
H. J. O'Neill
Gainsborough, Sask
M. Smith
Harry Dankesreiter
The
MAC
Winnipeg
Geo. Thompson
Walter Kelly
Walter
James Irwin
Calgary
Mrs. C. Smith
Ene
Pat Gilroy
Ken Gair
Mair
Sask
LM. Irwin
H. M. Jarvis
S Jarvis Sr
P. Templer
MacGreor
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W. C. Stiles
Sask. Ave. West
Portage
H. Kenyon MacGergor
Man
J. S. Thomson
General Electric
RADIO
Sunbeam
Samson
Harmon
Bey Rhone
Beaver News
Mrs
Maurice Smith
Mackinnon & Mackinnon
Malcom E. Mackinnon
B. A
Rose Hill
Brimm’s
Fox
Montgomery’s Drugs
Saskatchewan
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Toba
Estevan
Moose Jaw
Regina
Saskatoon
Yorkton
Esterhazy Lioydmineter
Maple Creek
Moosemin
Prince Albert
Swift Current
Weyburn
Brandon
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