Manitoba hunters recall 1961 season a mixed bag
The 1961 Manitoba hunting season ends with notes on deer and big game, harebrained mishaps, and bear and lynx reports. Weather improved late season and a four hunter group boasted four deer near Minigta. A young hunter and party faced missteps with a legal rifles lesson.
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Health officer warns on purchasing frozen fish
Citizens are advised to seek written certificates from the Medical Officer of Health when buying fish from peddlers. Buy only wholesomely certified fish and insist on a receipt to aid health department follow up on any complaints.
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Three Driving Emergency Tips From Tipson Touring
A motorist with a strong driving record stays prepared for emergencies. Three tips cover forced detours onto soft shoulders, pedal skids with coordinated braking, and drying brakes after sudden summer downpours.
A Gardener, a Hollander, and a Garden of Remembrance
A narrator reflects on a year of garden care and a retired George the gardener. Tony the new landscaper remade the rockery, uprooting beloved bulbs and plants. In protest, the narrator secretly replants old bulbs and plants behind the shed, enduring back strain and lingering memories.
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