Parody of Anglo Saxon parade sparks debate in Manitoba towns
A critical writer attacks the parade's perceived Anglo-Saxon bias while Manitoba towns like Morden showcase vivid, historically faithful celebrations. Readers contrast big city views with provincial pride as multiple communities stage elaborate, imaginative floats tracing local history.
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Blaze Orange Caps Now Legal With Hunting Gear
Hen. C. Ho Winey, minister of mines and natural resources, announces a change in big game hunting dress for 1962. Hunters may wear blaze orange caps with white outer suits or choose a white cap with a white outer suit. Experiments last year suggested preference for blaze orange with white.
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Manitoba and Saskatchewan Big Game Seasons and Gear Talk
Manitoba hunters learn the 1962 deer moose and upland bird seasons with dates and bag limits for southern deer archery moose northern trophy areas and delta adjustments. The piece also covers line choices for fishing, endorsing lighter monofilament for lake trout and pike, and notes on Cortland line innovations and UV-related line stiffness.
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