Manitoba approves party hunting for deer licenses
Manitoba residents may form party hunting groups for deer with up to four members. Each member must provide partner names when applying for a license, which costs six dollars per member, and the party license is attached to the vendor’s stub. A deer license remains valid only for the individual or party listed, and predators or big game cannot be hunted outside designated seasons. The move coincides with industrial development as a new refinery project proceeds in Manitoba and northern Saskatchewan.
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Manitoba
C. H. Watney
Mines and Natural Resources
Deer Beense
Department of Mines and Natural Resources
Manitobba
Iempoy
Manitoba de- 5
Evans
Saskatchewan
Arry
J. B. Carroll
Stata Meense
Carr
Oll
Wori
Refinery Era Hailed Amid North Country Ventures
A large new refinery project in the north is tied to a $44 million license and a complex political backdrop. Officials led by Premier Roblin discussed site clearances, license issuance, and the role of the Canada Council in arts funding as part of broader in industry and culture promotion. The piece references Alan Bedloe and heraldry works, noting connections to federal cultural support and architectural design in Ottawa.
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Pas
Stule
Roblin
Kodiak
Kodiak Refineries
Edmonton
Canada Council
Departmentate
Hon. Gur
Persus
New Evans
Commerce
Canada
Alan Bedece
Desiger
Chef
Peace Tower
Parliament
Ottawa
England
France
Switzerland
Anthony B. Wagner
Garter
The
College of Arms
Alan Bedloe
Transformation of rural land for transit project
The text describes massive earthmoving for an overpass and underpass that disrupts two townships. It captures diesel noise, cement trucks, and labor fumes as land is reshaped, turning rural areas into an industrial era scene and enabling rapid movement of goods.
Railroads and passenger traffic in Canada discussed
A CBC program on railroads featured experts who argued railways do not adequately welcome passengers. The writer questions Canada's publicly owned railway stance on attracting riders, noting CN modernization and promotion efforts while acknowledging needed research. He highlights concerns about heraldry grant recognition.
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Rairoads
Canada
Memorial service honors Dr Frank Buchman in Freudenstadt
Messages from world leaders and thousands attend the memorial for Dr Frank Buchman who died in Freudenstadt Germany. Adenauer Diem and Azikiwe send tributes while the crowd includes diverse groups and officials paying tribute to his call for moral and spiritual rearmament and social change.
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Frank Buchman
Konrad Adenauer
West German Republic
Freudenstadt
Germany
Dr. Buchman
Azikiwe
Nigeria
M.P
British Labour Party
National Union of Agricultural Workers
Marshal Tavora
Brazil
Frank N.D. Buchman
Moral Re- Armament
Colossal CN Tour Plans and Travel Musings
A reader shares reflections on CN organized Maple Leaf Tours to the Maritimes. The piece sketches travel prep and humor about rail travel quirks while hinting at future columns detailing adventures on train journeys and roadside observations.
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Maritimes
TV Schedule fragments for a week in 1960s era
A dense listing of daily programming from Sunday to Friday detailing test patterns, news, sports, comedy and drama shows, musical programs, and regional broadcasts. It preserves a broad schedule with times, show titles, and occasional station notes, reflecting mid century television linups.
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Canada
Ckx-Tv
Buddy
Hay and Straw Supplies and Premiums for Lambs
Federal premium payments for lambs begin August 4 for choice and good grades. Owners must identify animals. practical methods include rings and manifests. Straw supply is dwindling with few remaining contacts, while hay is available in the Province. interested buyers should contact the office. Live lamb weight must not exceed 95 pounds for proper carcass weight. many deliveries are too heavy.
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Minneidosa
Bowman
Provincial ram rental program announced for sheep producers
The Provincial Government will rent rams to commercial sheep producers for 8.00 per year. Eligible farmers with 20 to 50 ewes may apply through the Department. Requests for specific breeds are not guaranteed. substitutions possible if a suitable ram at a reasonable price is found. Apply by September 15.
Registration Soars at United College Summer School
The Thirty-Sixth Annual United College Summer School saw 735 students register for courses aiding candidates for the September Supplemental Examinations by the Department of Education. Dr. W. C. Lockhart reports 316 Grade XI students with 116 rural Manitoba, and 221 of 419 Grade XII students from rural areas. Increased admissions standards and school division arrangements boosted attendance. The article notes a shift in social talk toward overtime and time and a half.
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United College
Department of Education
W. C. Lockhart
Manitoba
University and
Teachers College
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Brandon
WCF
Calgary
Ed. Wynn
Spike Jones
CBC News
Walter Winchell
Weatherviews
Interpol
Tahiti
Farm Reports
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