Opening of Manitoba fishing season discussed in Angling Notes
ROD AND GUN DIGEST notes growing open water across Manitoba as creeks and rivers run and smaller lakes thaw, with opening day weather unpredictable. The piece hopes for a warm spring and abundant open water for the 1972 season, following the first official Angling Notes.
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Angling bulletin flags three north of 53 lakes for season
The report highlights Wabish Kok Lake near Flin Flon as fair for pike and good for walleye, Clearwater Lake excellent for trout, and The Pas River superb for walleye. Tr win Lake near Neepawa will stock 200000 advanced walleyes to diversify future angling. Lake Wahtopanah season closed strong with many big pike and walleyes. Regular summer season begins May 13. 60 trout waters are accessible province wide. Bear season runs April 1 to May end with white clothing and orange cap rules. Explosives act debates noted.
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Flin Flon
Clearwater
Pas River
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Trwin Lake
Neepawa
Larry Bell
Rivers
Lake Wahtopanah
Ull
Riding Mountain National Park
Bird’s Will Provincial Park
Brass and Vocal Group to Perform in Roblin
On April 28 at 8 00 pm an eighteen piece brass and vocal group from Prairie Bible Institute Three Hills Alberta will be at Evangelical Church Roblin They will present a program of secret numbers Rev Russell Cline will deliver a Bible message The Institute founded in 1922 with about 1000 students has trained over 1600 missionaries in 82 countries and 100 graduates work as pastors and Christian workers in North America.
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Three Hills
Alberta
Evangelical Church
Roblin
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United States
Paul Rauch
Russell Cline
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Rink Corner notes arena size and open finances
The article defends the arena board amid claims it built a building twice too large and relied on donations. It cites extensive use since opening, including skating events, cattle and flower shows, gymkhana, and youth hockey, with hours from noon to midnight. It emphasizes transparency and community input.
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Mhae Avena
Norbhstirs
St. Winds
Liquor Permit Fees Increased Across the Board
Liquor permit and beverage waiter license fees rise under the Liquor Control Commission. The occasional liquor permit increases from 2 to 5 dollars, while the occasional sale permit jumps from 2 to 10 dollars. Beverage waiter licenses climb from 1.50 to 3 dollars. The changes take effect April 17, with the commission noting higher handling and inspection costs. Frank Syms chairs the commission and cites cost alignment as the rationale.
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Liquor Control Commission
Frank Syms
Syms
Manitoba Adds 2.7 Dollar Monthly Pension Top Up
Health and Social Development Minister E. Toupin announced Manitoba will pass the two percent increase in guaranteed income supplement to old age security pensions. The boost raises a single pensioner total to 137.70 and a fully pensioned married couple to 260.10 effective April 1.
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E. Toupin
Manitoba
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