Waterfowl Season and Limits in Manitoba Details
Manitoba announces migratory waterfowl seasons and bag limits by zone. Zone one extends Sept 1 to Nov 6 for ducks and geese. zone two Sept 6 to Nov 27. zones three and four Sept 20 to Nov 27 with goose limits unchanged. Duck daily limits rise to eight with 16 in possession. mallard caps vary by zone. canvasbacks and redheads limited to one daily. Goose daily limit five with 10 in possession. white fronted geese three daily or six in possession. Canada geese two daily in Oak Hammock area. Morning only shooting in zone four Sept 20–27 and in Oak Hammock area throughout season. Closed areas include Oak Hammock Marsh, Birds Hill Park, Riding Mountain refuges and areas. Grant's Lake and Oak Hammock retain managed hunting with permits. To hunt migratory birds, valid Canada permit, provincial licence and wildlife certificate required. certificate costs 2.25. game bird licence 4 for Manitoba residents, 20 for non residents of Manitoba, 40 for non residents of Canada. Manitobans 65+ may obtain licence free by in person application at Norquay Building or regional offices. Wildlife certificate required before licence. hunting permit purchase also required.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Department of Renewable Resources and Transportation Services
Churchill
Oak Hammock
Oak Hammock Marsh
Birds Hill
Riding Mountain
Grant’s Lake
Canada
Pas
Miss Corley Honored at Health Centre Staff Barbecue
Miss Margaret Corley was guest of honor at a Health Centre staff barbecue July 9 at the Narrows Earle Johnston cottage. About seventy five staff and families attended. Kay Caldwell pinned a corsage of roses on Margaret and Mary Hadland praised her years of faithful service. Margaret received a popcorn ring as a retirement reward and the Centre welcomed Sherrell Fox of Langenburg Saskatchewan newly joined staff after registering as a Registered Record.
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Hamiota District Health Centre
Margaret
Sherrell Fox
Langenburg
Saskatchewan
Sherrell
Wascana Institute
Regina
Librarian Takes Over Duties at Health Centre
A new librarian, Sherrell, has recently assumed the duties in the department left vacant by Miss Margaret Corley and resides above the Health Centre. She describes herself as more a spectator than a participant in extracurricular activities, and well wishes are extended for happiness and satisfaction in her role. A Red Cross letter of thanks honors the recent Blood Donor Clinic for Hamiota and area, noting 139 donors and praising the committee, volunteers, and donors despite it being the lowest turnout since July 1951.
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Margaret Corley
Sherrell
Red Cross
Hamiota
Harvey Gray
Open Gym and District Programs Hit Busy August
Recreation notes from Oak River and surrounding communities recount open gym sessions for 8 to 10 year olds with Murderball and sideline basketball, date changes for the August 27 end of program, and upcoming programs in Hamiota Kenton Miniota and Harding. Volleyball for Women starts late September, Bicycle Safety Course runs with plans for two fall sessions, and a bus tour to International Peace Gardens is scheduled with pick up points and participant counts.
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Oak River
Hamiota
Reigster
Hamilta
Centennial Park
Hamiota Lawn Bowling Club
Kenton Leisure Club
Oak River Lawn Bowling Club
Bradwardine Leisure Club
R. M
Miniota
Kenton
International Peace Gardens
Hamiota Park
Peace Gardens
Park Residence News Visitors From Canada and Local Friends
Recent visitors to Mrs. Bardwell’s Park Residence include Mr. and Mrs. Mark Lindquist and Lois from Victoria British Columbia. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Shurwell and sons Todd and Scott from Winnipeg. Todd Campbell of Winnipeg visits Mrs. V. Campbell. Myrtle Hemphill accompanies relatives to Winnipeg and Piney. Mrs. Collie visits Regina. E Duncan visits Kisby. Perv Sunley and Gay Sunley of Winnipeg visit J Sunley. Pastor Ken Grambo and grandchildren Bonnie and Joy visit Schacht from Lake Alma. All extend sympathy to the Morrice families for their bereavement.
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Bardwell
Mark Lindquist
Lois
Victoria
B.C
Ron Shurwell
Todd and
Scott
Winnipeg
V. Campbell
Todd Campbell
Myrtle Hemphill
N. Yarish
Piney
Philip Norman
J. Sunley
Perv. Sunley
Gay
Schacht
Ken Grambo
Little Bonnie and
Joy
Lake Alma
Sask
Park Residence
Morrice
Don Black
Jean Morrice
Safety Hints for Cyclists
Cyclists share road rules with drivers and must follow traffic signs and signals. Obey all laws for safety and avoid injury in collisions with cars. Give correct signals before stopping or turning.
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Health Centre News
Recreation District News
Sharon Davies
Murray Bell
Harding
Joyce Johnson
Harding W. I
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