Manitoba Ducks and Bears and Fishing Notes of 1969
Manitoba Duck Unlimited plans to boost breeding stock by 1980 needing about 4.5 million acres of wetlands. D. U. cites spring runoff prospects in Manitoba and lists major projects. Open season for bears runs May 1 to June 28 with licenses set at 5 dollars resident and 10 non resident. hot spots noted. Also reports on Red River Floodway upgrades, rising tourism, a large lake trout catch, and updated 1969 fishing regulations including non resident license rise and three day southern Manitoba permit. Mentions Marten reintroduction and Jack Miner Conservation Week.
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Ideal Water Conditions For Ducks In Canada
This final Ducks Unlimited Canada snow report notes break up started April 4 with temperatures above normal. Runoff produced water in about 800 impoundments. most are full or overflowing. Ducks and geese are returning in good numbers. some mallard and pintail pairs dispersed. Egg-laying likely already underway. mild start to 1969 waterfowl breeding season despite lingering obstacles.
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Ducks Unlimited
Canada
Saskatchewan
50th Anniversary Of First Non-Stop Transatlantic Flight
A Canada Post stamp released June 13 1969 commemorates Alcock and Brown completing the first non stop transatlantic crossing in 1919. The 15 cent issue features a Vickers Vimy, a map of the Atlantic and coastlines, and commemorative inscriptions with Canada and 1919 branding.
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Canada Post Office
Alcock and Brown
Newfoundland
Canada
Robert W. Bradford
Ottawa
Blue
Atlantic
Great Britain
St. John’s
Ireland
le Premier Vol Transatlantique Sans Escale
Perfume Names Spin Humorous Truth About Virtue
A quirky note observes that perfume labels parade virtue as a scent while real virtue may not align with scents, playfully contrasting fragrance branding with character.
Parkland Region forms six working committees
Dauphin Parkland Development Corporation announces six committees to explore industrial, tourism, agricultural, finance, inventory and public relations opportunities in north western Manitoba. Members from Roblin to Dauphin lead the groups with ex officio leaders overseeing all. Renew Roblin Review subscription today.
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Dauphin
Tourism & Recreation Committee
Art Kinney
Russell
Nick Shwets
Economic Development Commission
John Mitchell
Rossburn
A. W. Smith
Ochre River
Mike
Dave Hill
Melvin Paziuk
Ethelbert
Parkland
J. C. Maillard
Ron Kinney
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