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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 15, 1955
Page
4
The deer hunting season in southern Manitoba is extended to include Saturday December 17. Hunters may take one adult deer of either sex. The extension lengthens the period by six days from the previously announced December 10 close. Minister Hon C. E. Greenlay of Mines and Natural Resources announced the change.
The notice lists Sunday service at 7.03 PM and 10.30 AM Sunday School times, with a Lutheran Hour program on CJGX Yorkton at 2:30 PM. Additional details mention AM 10.20 AM and 200 PLM but lack full context.
The extended deer season covers only southern Manitoba south of Moose Areas 3 and 4 per the big game map. Some game preserves remain excluded. Maps with licenses available from the Game Branch Winnipeg or vendors. Snowy roads limit travel to main roads but hunters off roads may find game as conditions improve.
Canadian National Railways marshals hundreds of sleeping cars baggage and express cars across Canada to handle record Christmas traffic. Winnipeg Churchill line will move workers from the DEW line. Peak travel expected December 21 22 23 and 28 29 with rush starting December 15 and returning after New Year.
The article notes rising mail and parcel shipments for Yuletide addresses in Canada and overseas. Extra passenger and freight cars cater to homeward groups of students and families. CN Express urges early shipping to avoid December delays as festive traffic increases.
The Otterburne home for elderly persons will be the first in Manitoba to qualify for a government grant under a new policy. Maintained by Les Petites Missionaires de St. Joseph, it will house about forty residents. The project has $14 450 contributed toward construction with a second grant planned to total $28 900.
The excerpt discusses digestive discomfort and fatigue often experienced in middle age and later years. It advises living normally, eating wisely, and getting sufficient rest as ways to prevent or reduce these ailments. It reflects a health guidance tone typical of period newspapers.
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