Fur competition at Northern Manitoba Trappers Festival announced
Entries for the fur display contest must arrive by February 12. Pelts should be sent to Bert's Quick Freeze The Pas care of the festival. Open to licensed Manitoba trappers with pelts prepared per Manitoba Trapper Education standards. Pelts will be judged first on quality.
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Full Slate Of Activities For Queen Candidate
Community fundraiser supporting Sharon Asguire NMVC Queen Candidate features sidewalk cleaning by NMVC students through Feb 12, bottle and book collection, a bake sale on Feb 8 at Robinson's Store, and a Variety Show on Feb 6 at the NMVC with 50 cent admission. Proceeds aid Sharon Alguire in the Trappers' Festival queen bid.
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Airlines training ad offers careers for teens and young adults
Ages 17 to 34 with at least grade eleven can train for passenger and station jobs. Airlines promise good starting salaries and benefits. Preliminary instruction won t interfere with current work. Fill out coupon and mail to Mr. Thomas, Airlines Training Division, Atlantic School, 1200 Chevrier Blvd, Winnipeg, Manitoba.
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Beaver Pelt Show Promotes Quality Pelts and Prizes
For proper pelt preparation and primerness, beaver pelts are judged on general quality with fur color not a judging factor. Prizes reach up to 100 dollars, with a grand prize of 75 dollars and the Manitoba Championship for the best pelt. Entries must include the trapper name, address and trapping license number.
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Generation Gap essays stir thoughts on youth and authority
A teacher reflects on student essays about the generation gap sparked by a film. He recalls past teachers who disciplined with affection, notes letters from a former student and his old mentor, and discusses fears, media influence, and the divide across generations in society.
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Churchill Port Open Longer Says MP Simpson
Robert Simpson MP argues in the House that Churchill’s shipping season should extend to 120 days or more to improve grain handling. He urges icebreaker use, pilot services, greater storage to ten million bushels, and comparable insurance rates with other ports. He cites cost differentials and claims Churchill is efficiently run but underutilized.
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