District News Roundup From Calder Curling Season Opener
Residents joined the Calder district as curling resumed with boardes at Calder. Norman Kauk found work with an oil drilling outfit in Bredenburg. Saskatchewan visitors from Langenburg and Saw Lake called on local families. Local hospital stays included Gordon Miller and Mabel Rogers. Families from Roblin and Nowell joined Elliott residence for a holiday visit. Hospital recoveries included Tom and Wayne Beck returning home briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calder
Norman Kauk
Bredenburg
Mintrum
Langenburg
Sask
Alvin Diehl
Nec] McGinnis
Saw Lake
Man
Art Hiberstock
Gordon Miller
Roblin Hopital
Mabel Rogers
Anne
Beverley
J. Pounds
Manitoba Inland Fishing and Hunting Update
Christmas wishes aside this column reviews ongoing hunting and ice fishing in Manitoba. It notes mixed big game seasons, a bucks only debate, and steady hunter safety improvements with rising watercraft use. Ice fishing busts records as anglers flood lakes like Buffalo Bay for walleye and perch while lakes such as Clearwater yield pike and elusive lake trout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Mines and Resources Branch
Buffalo Bay
Lake of the Woods
Warrows
Toutes Ride
Camperville
Duck Mountains
East Blue
Childs Lake
Clearwater Lake
Scotty and
Murray Lakes
Sandy Lake
Boissevain
Fourteen Lake
William Lake
Irwin Lake
Pimephales Promelas
Fathead Minnow: A staple forage fish in provincial waters
The Fathead Minnow, a common small forage fish, inhabits slow creeks and alkaline lakes across the province. While not prized as bait, it serves a vital role by nourishing other species, with Rainbow Trout and larger game fish particularly fond of it as a main meal.
Many Things by Sane RISTMAS E DITIO
A lighthearted Christmas edition preview explains the busy process in newspaper rooms. The writer reflects on writing columns, the printer’s toil, and the editors allowing strong opinions as the seasonal issue comes together nationwide. The piece ends with a wistful note about luck and holiday wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.C
Canada
Obituary Nicholas Hawrychuk of North Vancouver
Nicholas Hawrychuk of North Vancouver B C formerly Roblin Manitoba died December 10 1964 at Lion's Gate Hospital North Vancouver after a long illness aged 57 His widow Mary survives with three sons James Frank of Vancouver Allen of North Vancouver and two daughters Mrs T Parker and Mrs A Proskwiniak of North Vancouver plus other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Hawrychuk
North Vancouver
B.C
Roblin
Man
Lion’s Gate Hospital
Mary
James
Frank
Vancouver
Allen
Vicki) Parker
A. 4Anne) Proskwiniak
North
Funeral held for Roblin residents in North Vancouver
Funeral services were conducted for four grandchildren and four brothers among Roblin mourners, with burial in North Vancouver Cemetery. Rev N K Moroz presided at North Vancouver Chapel. A Christmas message followed, urging forgiveness, peace, and joy through the Christ Child. Rev Paul Borchardt of St Matthew's Lutheran Church delivered the Christmas reflection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
Bill
Toronto
Mike Paul
Walter
Roblin
Jessie) Koz‘ma
North Vancouver Chapel
West “6Th Street
N. K. Moroz
North Vancouver
Sandy Bonzew
Walter Werbowski
Victor Werbowski
Nick Makoway
John Bodnar
Steve Matewish
Christ
Martin Luther
Jesus
Paul Borchardt
St. Matthew's Lutheran Church
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Zorra
L. Becker
Mickelson Farm Equipment
Hutch A
Ckos
Saskatchewan
Yorkton
Malville
Bethlehem
Roblin Electric
Roblin, Man
Legion
Roblin Memorial Hall
The
Intermountain Play Boys
Province of Manitoba
Department of Health
Inglis
Birtle Shoal Lake Health Unit
Birtle
Russell
Roblin Hatchery
Len Maiers, Lawrence Dietrich and
Dmetro Stefanuik
MR. Farmer
Lincoln Farm
F. H. Wilson
Electric
San Clara
Togo
Darrell
Bob Staples
Alla
Lara
Roélin Theatre
Gig Young
Shirley Jones
Viva
Las Vegas
Presley
Paravision
Metrocolor
Ann Margaret
Marlon Brande Brande
David Niven
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