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Roblin Review

Location

Roblin, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Feb 06, 1964

Page

5

Trout Biting Spree Marked By Rob’s River Luck

Rob describes early morning fishing by the Neepawa Reservoir with two bobber runs yielding a fat rainbow of about three pounds and a follow up strike from another fish. The Manitoba Wildlife Branch conducts a big game aerial census covering over 4000 miles while Master Angler awards list 1963 winners across lakes and rivers. New Manitoba highway map highlights roads and Camp sites, and the Northern Manitoba Trappers Festival at The Pas features the World Championship Dog Derby during February.

Rob and Gun Neepawa Reservoir Manitoba Wildlife Branch Manitoba Government Department Manitoba Helmut Jug Winnipeg Kississing Eke Kississing Lake God's Lake Reed Lake William Persse Lakes Lake Katherine Riding Mountain National Park Manitoba Narrows God’s Lake God’s River U.S Flin Fion Pas Ted .Peck Trails Ted No. 10

Manitoba launches vast salvage program for fire killed timber

The salvage program in Manitoba recovers millions of board feet of fire killed timber and thousands of cords of other wood after a devastating freeze. Private operators, aided by market demand and gold prices, ship large volumes of black spruce pulpwood to American mills. Timber is reused as fence posts poles rails bridge planking and telegraph poles for domestic markets in Manitoba and Saskatchewan. The effort is described as one of the largest forestry recovery programs in Manitoba history, led by private operators and government support.

Duck Mountain Cowan Swan Lake Manitoba Saskatchewan

Manitoba previews jobless prep course with 515 enrolled

Manitoba education minister announces 515 students have enrolled in a new prevocational upgrading program for the unemployed. The program, funded by federal and provincial governments, aims to provide grade ten level work in business English mathematics and science to help place unemployed individuals into skilled trades.

Manitoba Department of Education George Johnson

Manitoba Job Training Program Expands Across Province

Dr. Johnson reports 500 plus students in 26 classes launched in January. instruction runs in 12 centres with seven classes at Manitoba Teachers College campus and three at Manitoba Institute of Technology. Additional sites include Brandon Vocational Training Centre Portage la Prairie Flin Flon and small classes at Dauphin Neepawa The Pas and St Malo. Families receive living allowances and transportation aid. Courses free of tuition with textbooks provided under NES guidance led by W S Lockhart and supported by provincial inspectors.

Manitoba Teachers College Tuxedo Manitoba Institute of Technology Brooklands Winnipeg Brandon Portage la Prairie Flin Flon Dauphin Neepawa Pas Manitoba W.S. Lockhart

Camp Commissary Ends Ration Split For Duck Mountain Work Crew

In Manitoba's Duck Mountain area a work crew receives 25 cents per day from the camp commissary, with the rest credited to their accounts and paid on release. They perform tasks for the forestry service such as clearing undergrowth for access roads and brushing timber stands.

Manitoba: Forestry Duck Mountain

Trainee Forestry Camps Guard Whitehall Fire Threats

Government runs three camps in Whiteshell park where trainees plant spruce seedlings and assist timber aims. The program trains volunteers from Headingley and Dauphin jail to provide a disciplined standby force to fight fires, with an escape rate under one percent among 1,600 participants since 1980.

Whiteshell McLean Headingley Dauphin

White Bass Debuts in Manitoba Fisheries Watch

A white bass appears in Lake Winnipeg near Gimli, the second Manitoba sighting. biologists from the Manitoba fisheries branch monitor the newcomer as they assess habitat, growth, and potential commercial value. Hon Sterling Lyon notes the fish could become a significant sport and eventual economic asset.

Manitoba Manitoba Fisheries Lake Winnipeg Gimli Sterling Lyon Q.C Minister of Mines and Natural Resources

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