Time Uniformity Debate Splits Province Between Time Clocks
The piece argues against forcing province wide standard or daylight saving time. Rural residents favor standard time while urbanites want daylight saving, with recent failed attempts to unify time in neighboring towns illustrating the legislative challenge. It also critiques welfare work rules and suggests a reexamination of national symbols like the maple leaf and proposes alternatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon
Manitoba
Canada
Village of Roblin Tenders for sale of CCM bicycle
Tenders will be received for the sale of one girl's medium CCM bicycle with carrier. Serial No. 17. Tenders close July 13 1961 at 12 o'clock noon. R P Jakeman Secretary Treasurer.
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CCM
Tenders for Bus Drivers in Intermountain School Division 36
Tenders will be received for Driver-Operators of division owned buses on five routes from Timber, Grand Prairie, Grand Narrows, Dropmore and Shortdale schools to Roblin Collegiate and return. Special preference for one daily round trip. bids due by 6 p.m. July 18, 1961.
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Intermountain School Division No. 36
Timber School
Postup
Merridale
Gleneden
Roblin
Grand Prairie School
Walker
Clemenceau
Silverwood
Sunnyslope
Grand Narrows
Makaroff
Dropmore
Grainsby
Castleavery
Tummel
Monty A. Miller
Intermountain
Grandview
Man
TENDERS FOR SCHOOL VANS INTERMOUNTAIN DISTRICT
Tender calls issued by Intermountain School Division for transport of high school students on routes 30 1B and 1C. Details list Shell Vale Grainfields Shevlin Northcliffe Hullcrest Charamburas Boggey Creek Togo and Makaroff routes with 7 8 and about 9 students respectively. Tenders due by July 18 1961 to Monty Miller secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intermountain School Division
Shellvale
Grainfields
Shevlin
Northcliffe School
Hullcrest
Eleven Mile Corner
Charambura’s
Boggey Creek
Togo Road
Makaroff
Transporation Committee
Jow Batley
Roblin
Henry Podealuk
Grandview
Rod and Gun Digest Pickerel Run Claim
A brief note recalls witnessing surprising rod and gun exploits as the writer reflects on middling good pickerel runs across various freshwater locales. The tone hints at a personal fishing diary or column fragment.
Frontier fishing trip along Manitoba river roads
A writer recalls a rugged 115 mile journey from Gypsumville to Manitoba's frontier town, praising abundant pickerel and trout while noting rough gravel roads, no phones, open fires rules, and sparse amenities. Fire hazards dampen southeast fishing, but lakes north of 53 yield good catches. other spots include Minnewashta and Duck Mountains lakes with pike, pickerel, bass and lake trout.
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Saskatchewan
Grand Rapids
Lake Winnipeg
Cal Szakacs
Terry Penton
Mutual Life
Manitoba
Gypsumville North
Devil's Lake
Gypsumville
Bob Thomas
Fisheries Branch
Clearwater Lake
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Bron, Tyce
South
Cive
R. P. Jakeman
Lowes Orams
Schoo! van
Monty Ao Miller
Internountan School
Man Yon Oy
ROD & Gun Digest
R. T
Bill” Robinson
Walleyes
Wellman
West Blue Lakes
East Blue Lake
Fairway
Shugo
Seneca
R.S.A
Martha ST
Winnipeg
Miles
Lee
Molson
Fort Garry Brewery Limited
Molson’s
Fort Garry
Hoeschen
John Molson
Montreal
Dian Brewing Industry
Molson's
Molson’s Fort Garry Brewery Limited
Notre Dame and
Furby Street
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