Smiley’s Humorous Hunting Safety Tips Revived
A Toronto Telegram item mocks hunting safety with tongue in cheek rules from Smiley. It parodies reader letters praising impractical tips and offers satirical tips on firearms, partridges, dogs, and barbed wire, finishing with a playful farewell from the author.
Provincial Indian background placement service launched
Mr. Carroll described a provincial placement service for persons of Indian background started in July 1964 to aid on the threshold of remunerative employment. The program aims to help about 500 people in its first year, mainly youths in their late teens and early twenties, with no age barrier for those 17 and over who have been out of school a year or more. An office has been opened in Winnipeg at 1481 Portage Avenue, with Mr. Locke aided by two counselors for six months.
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Mayor's Bid Promises Progress and Continued Polis Efforts
Civic leader seeks re election as mayor citing six years in office and twelve years on council. He highlights completed projects, lower electricity rates, new schools, water and sewer extensions, asphalt street program, underpass improvements, and a provincial focus. He pledges to press for a traffic bridge, low cost housing, urban renewal, and tourism promotion while reducing the town deficit. Deserted by Trager Ejection Committee.
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Counsellors to aid employment under new Manitoba program
Mr Carroll outlined that field counsellors will be appointed at Brandon Thompson and in the Inter lake Region. The program will not conflict with the National Employment Service or private agencies and aims to help people help themselves through counselling guidance information and follow up. It will assist workers and families in relocating where jobs are available or projects are underway and will support development of industrial and employment opportunities near Indian reserves in Manitoba with John Rayson continuing as a placement officer.
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Indian Affairs
Manitoba
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