Winds of Change and Souvenir Shortfalls Across Canada
The piece argues winds of change require stronger moral force to unite nations and improve humanity, noting UN ideals as a hopeful path. It then critiques Canadian souvenir design in Winnipeg and Manitoba, urging symbols beyond Indians and Mounties, and lauding Manitoba landmarks like the Golden Boy as potential reminders for visitors.
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United Nations
Japan
Canada
Winnipeg
Manitoba
New York
Legislative Dome
1965 Game and Fish Convention Highlights and Wildlife Notes
Delegates at Clear Lake noted fewer resolutions and more time for pressing sportsmen concerns. Regulators announced no Bucks Only season this year, possible limited buffalo hunting, and stricter non resident big game rules with licensed guides. Moose up, elk down, duck nest losses noted. upland game outlook poor with tighter seasons. Rainbow Trout lakes suffered winter kill. Roblin and Neepawa stocking praised. Greg Clark won the Stephen Leacock Award for humor, praised for fishing and birding passions. Highway accident brief details Deer near Brandon.
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Clear Lake
Wildlife Branch
Gerry Malaher
Manitoba
Greg Clark
Stephen Leacock
Greg
Fen
Outdoor Writers of Canada
Clark
Trout Quest Turns Into Highway Shore Catch
Guides aimed to locate brook trout in Pine Creek between Melbourne and Carberry but failed to find fish in a beaver dam. A second cast near the picnic grounds produced a Linch trout within 100 feet of Canada’s busiest highway. The prose also notes regional towns and a Manitoba fitness program funding directors led by Harry Sirett to promote full-time recreation leadership.
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Pine Creek
Melbourne
Carberry
Canada
Morris
Carman
Somerset
Pilot Mound
Bissett
Lac du Bonnet
Neepawa
Minnedosa
Erickson
Elkhorn
Rivers
Gilbert Plains
Roblin
Churchill
Department of Welfare
Harry Sirett
Fifteen Communities Join Recreation Project Across Rural Centres
Hon. John B Carroll announces 15 communities have joined a cost shared pilot to hire 10 university recreation students from Manitoba and other schools. Ten students are assigned to 16 communities with five serving two neighboring towns and coordinating with local recreation committees. Grunthal leaders appointed, marking the rollout of regional summer recreation directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B Carroll
University of Manitoba
Carroll
Grunthal
Makaroff Garden Club Holds July Meeting
The Makaroff Garden Club met with seven members present on July Sth. Fariel Wilson reported for the display committee. The next meeting is at the Smith residence in the evening of July 13 and all members should attend to arrange marching positions.
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Makaroff Garden Club
Fariel Wilson
Smith
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Pas Herald
Macneil
Robert Lister Macneil
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Vermont
Kisimul Castle
Barra
Hebrides
United States
Sam
THE
Country Lads
Royal Albert Arms Hotel
Portage Ave
Bill Pfefferle
Albert ST
New Cockshutt
P.T.O. Swather
S.P
P. J. Gaber & Sons Roblin
Inglis
Eaton’s Order Office
ROD & Gun Digest
R. T
Bill” Robinson
William
Fourteen
Irwin
Highway No. 10
Brandon
Marshall Wells
Roblin Co-Operative Association
Hon
Duff Reblin
Premier Minge
Province OF
Duff Roblin
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