Special Early Season On Ducks In Manitoba Regulations
Hunters face restrictions for early waterfowl season in Manitoba. The notice outlines season dates for ducks geese and coots across zones with noon start times and area limits. It specifies permits from landowners and bag limits for 1967, including Wilsons Snipe in several districts and time windows, with times in Central Standard.
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Manitoba
Permisson
Woatertoal Bunting Stasouns
North Latitude
Dela
Delia
Connia
Wison
Advertising Classified Copy Rules At Review Office
Advertising classified copy must reach the Review office by Tuesday noon for publication. Cash only acceptance for small accounts. no phone ads. Rates are two cents per word for first insertion and one cent per word for subsequent insertions with a minimum charge.
Harvesters Shear Fair to Average Manitoba Wheat Crop
Harvesting in Manitoba runs this week with crops described as fair to average. H. A. Craig, director of weeds and statistics for the provincial agriculture department, notes the wheat crop is in focus as farmers begin taking off held yields.
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Manitoba
H. A. Craig
Department of Agriculture
The Yellow Bus Opens New Path for Farm Youth
A district high school bus carries farm children to school marking a shift from the old one room schoolhouse. Parents urge more education to prepare for farming, with avenues to agricultural college and advanced studies in agricultural sciences and business management for profitable crops.
Tomorrow's Farmers on the Yellow Bus Train for Progress
The message praises current farmers for prosperity and highlights how bright students on the yellow bus will become future farmers. It emphasizes training in modern farm practices and the use of increasingly revolutionary farm machinery shaping the country's future.
Crop yields and acreage shift across states this year
This report details per acre crop yields and acreage changes for wheat, borney, corn, rye, and other crops. Acreage totals show mixed results with declines in some fields and rises in others, while disease and weather patterns reduced overall output in key regions.
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Qate
Craig
al Tina
Keystone Displays Manitoba Charm in New Campaign Issue
The Manitoba government releases the 32 page Know Manitoba Better edition titled Keystone to showcase Manitoba’s natural resources, industrial growth, and regional geography. Hon. F. L. Jobin announces it as a successor to two prior editions, produced to promote provincial history and attractions.
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Manitoba
F. L. Jobin
Minster of Industry and Commerce
Jobin
Waterway of History Highlights Manitoba Attractions
Manitoba tourism booklet project showcases Winnipeg River and surrounding riverside sites. Four regional sections explain northern western eastern and central tourist attractions with maps and photographs. 10000 booklets distributed to chambers of commerce and hotels with buffalo emblem decals included. The Travelling Basket reopens with Bazaar items, Mizpah benediction, and a September meeting at Mrs. C. McKenzie.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Great Lakes
Old Fort Alexander
Jobin
Jegislature
Jas. Ward
C. McKenzie
Fall Football Weekend For A Easy Quick Vacation
Plan a fall football weekend with friends. Reserve rooms near the game, enjoy the crowd and a dinner, then return the next day. Drive a reasonable route, visit a few unfamiliar sites, and extend leisure beyond summer.
Deepdale Ladies Aid Meeting Plans August Sale
The Deepdale Ladies Aid met August 14 at Mrs J Ward's home with five members and one visitor. The vice president chaired in Mrs Powel's absence. the group opened with Psalm 24 and the Lord's Prayer. They arranged a Tea and Parcel Post sale at Mrs. Ward’s home and a August sale of home baking and products at Rob-Min Abo.
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Deepdale
In Memoriam Toews and Limb in Loving Remembrance
Obituaries note the passing of Katherina Toews on August 21 1954 at Winnipeg General Hospital with a daughter Mavis son-in-law John and grandsons Gerald Rickie Marty Rodney among mourners. Also remembered is Hilda Beatrice Limb who died August 25 1958 with her father G Helliwell brother George and sister Ethel expressing lasting grief.
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Katherina Toews
Winnipeg General Hospital
Mavis
John
Gerald
Rickie
Marty
Rodney Lawrence
Dauphin
Limb
Hilda Beatrice Limb
Mr. G. Helliwell
George
Ethel
Card of Thanks and Bereavement Note From Gilberts Cross Family
The messages express gratitude for gifts farewells and sympathy after the loss of five Ori pert family members. Special thanks go to Irene Reynar Roblin Bakery staff Dr Large and Roblin Hospital. The Cross family and Gilberts are remembered with appreciation by many friends and relatives.
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Irene Reynar
Roblin Bakery
Stan
Lillian Titanick
the Roblin Hospital
Dr. Large
Mes
Darcy Johnston
Oipert
Gilberts
Cross
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