Moose Elk Season Delayed as Park Elk Hide in Snow Shortage
Hunters report scarce elk and moose in Riding Mountain National Park due to little snow guiding animals to forage. Wardens seize a hunter camp near No. 10 Highway for illegal gear. Aerial surveys show few animals outside the park, while winter birds and magpies grow in number. Snowmobile trails open with permits. archaeology talks and a museum exhibit accompany regional notes.
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Riding Mountain National Park
Mahomet
Robinson
Ste. Agathe
Wasagaming
North Shore
Lake Katherine
Pacey Lake
University of Manitoba
Delta
Manitoba
University
South Indian Lake
Museum of Man and Nature
Larry Belt
the Rivers Gasette
Autrelan
New Zealand
Reggie's Rambles On Elections Parlas and Parole
A cobbled stream of quips and quotes touches on amateur politicians and the ease of getting elected. It notes a Toronto mayoral remark about municipal elections, a parole eligibility point for a violent offender, and a jumble of tossed opinions and odd facts from the page.
Miss March of Dimes 1973 is Maria Mars of Winnipeg
Maria Mars a 22 year old Winnipeg resident has been chosen Miss March of Dimes for 1973 She will represent physically disabled adults in Manitoba during the Ability Fund Campaign to begin in January Maria born May 18 1950 in Indonesia contracted polio in 1952 She uses a raised shoe and cane and has traveled widely She moved from Holland to Canada in 1967 and finished Grade 12 later studied advertising art at Red River Community College She works at Display Industries and is training as a commercial artist.
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Maria Mars
Winnipeg
Maria
Manitoba
Society For Crippled Children and Adults of
United Way
Indonesia
Holland
Canada
Red River
Canadians Living Alone Reach 900000 Mark
More than 900000 Canadians lived alone in private dwellings last year, constituting 19.4 percent of about six million households. Statistics Canada released the figures from the 1971 Census of Population and Housing.
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Statistics Canada
Family sizes and households by region in the 1971 census
The 1971 census notes five million families with varied child at home patterns. About 30 percent had no children under 25, while 47,550 families (roughly one percent) had eight or more. Newfoundland had the highest share of large families and the longest share of one person households near six percent.
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Newfoundland
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ROD and Gun Digest
Oj” Robinson
Trudeau
London
Heath
Russell Doern
Toronto Medico
Alaska
ST. Regis
Roblin Cleaners
Roblin
Man
the Royal Bank
Roblin Memorial Hall
Roblin Kinsmen Club
Co-Op
Manitoba Farmers Union Local
Simpson-Sears
Will Sutton
Royal Bank
Reggie
Toronto
Confucius
Rome
Colosseum
Aparta Arena
Mebhy
Bank of Canada
Meyor Jean Dransall
Montreal
Sve
Miss March of Dimes
Oregon
Parkway ConsuMers Co-op Ltd
Homelite
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