Northern Lights square dancing season ends with thanks
The Northern Lights square dancers wrapped the season with a happy send off led by caller Gerry. Visitors from Swan River Kelwood Flin Flon Afr Port and Carrot Valley joined the evening. Upcoming events include Neem Helms calling May 7 in Flin Flon and a Flin Flon area dance May 14 at Cranberry Portage Legion Hall with all area callers, plus a July 2 Jamboree with Corky Birt.
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Northern Lights
Gerry
Swan River
Kelwood
Flin Flon
Afr Port
Carrot Valley
Edna
Jessie
Frank
Neem Helms
Willowvale
Stanger‘s
Cranberry Portage
Legion Hall
Corky Birt
Ruby
Highway Traffic Act Revised Sets New Road Safety Rules
The Highway Traffic Act is revised with pedestrian corridors to cross streets by arm signals at designated spots. School zones see reduced speeding after an education program. Grants fund driving training and instructors. Farm tractors exempt from motor vehicle registration. 12 passenger school buses get better lighting. Turn signals become mandatory for 1958 onwards vehicles. A single highway traffic and motor transport board is created. Go carts may be refused registration for highway hazards. Vehicle registrations for under 18 require two parental approvals. The revision follows a two year legislative study on highway safety.
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Maitland B. Steinkopf
Highway Traffic and Motor Transport Board
Special Committee On
Doan Appointed Fish Director
The minister of mines and natural resources announced Dr Kenneth H Doan is the new director of fisheries succeeding Burt Kooyman who joined the Canadian Wildlife Service in April 1. Dr Doan, 51, has led Manitoba fishery work as chief fisheries biologist since 1959 and previously served with the Fisheries Research Board of Canada and the Winnipeg research station before its move to London Ontario. He has 18 scientific publications on bass abundance trout and white whales.
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Kenneth H. Doan
Doan
Fisheries Research Board of Canada
Winnipeg
London
Ontario
Lyon
Manitoba Fisheries Lore Reveals Vast Lake Coverage
Tor is well known to Manitoba fishermen, all the major lakes of the Province and many of the smaller northern lakes and Hudson Bay.
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Tor
Manitoba
Hudson Bay
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Square Dance
Lefty
Centennial Youth Group
C.N.R
Stewart N. King
Zenith
Pilestente
Tecumse
Interiar
Marion
W. G. Ritchie M.D
Deuphin, Monitacre
Associate Medical
the Pass
Progressive Conservative Association
Bake Sale
Grant’s Meat Market
Christ Church
Thrift Shop
Christ Church Parish Hall
Canada
U.S
U.K
Royal Bank
Pas
Fort Churchill
Snow Lake
W.b.chapman
M.P.,. Riddell
W.R. Haney
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