Rod and Gun Digest Game and Fish Convention Report
The 1963 Manitoba Federation of Game and Fish Associations Convention in Wasagaming reports record membership and over 100 local associations. President Geoff Pasquill and Executive Director Paul Murphy note continued growth. The three day session produced over seventy conservation resolutions with more details to follow.
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Manitoba Federation of Game and Fish Associations
Wasagaming
Geoff Pasquill
Paul Murphy
No Leisure Time For Tommy Ends Nurse Meeting
The retiring president Mrs Gow thanked retiring officers and supporters as a new president Mrs Simm of Roblin Hospital staff presided. An informative program covered the M A R N Convention highlights, a Nursing Institute paper on Care of Newborns, and films on Hospital Sepsis and Resuscitation of the Newborn. Education Convenor Mrs V Miller will remain, as will Publicity chair Mrs M Aitken. Meetings resume in fall with planned educational values for all Registered Nurses in the area.
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Gow
Simm
Roblin Hospital
M.A.R.N
Nursing Institute
V. Miller
Dauphin
M. Aitken
Junior Anglers and Wildlife Rules in Rural Outing
The piece outlines under sixteen anglers sharing daily and possession limits with licensed adults and rules for non residents. It also recounts two wardens in Riding Mountain National Park encountering a bear devouring an elk calf, forcing a retreat after failed bear deterrence.
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Riding Mountain National Park
Elks Attend Manitoba Convention At Portage la Prairie
Members from Distret 2 Lodges of BPO Elks joined 126 delegates at the 36th Manitoba Elks Association convention in Portage la Prairie. Grand Exalted Ruler Henri Delorme urged expansion of the Purple Cross fund to aid sick and needy Canadian children sixteen and under.
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B.P.O. Elks
Manitoba Elks Association
Portage la Prairie
Henri Delorme
The
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks of Canada
Elks
Elks National Project
Purple Cross Fund
Nurses Dinner Meeting in Dauphin District
District No 3 of the Manitoba Association of Registered Nurses held a dinner at La Verendrye Restaurant in Dauphin with good attendance despite bad weather. The new executive were introduced and welcomed.
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Manitoba Association of Registered Nurses
Dauphin
Intro
Municipal Winter Works Set Record in Manitoba
Hon. Obie Baizley reports the 1962-63 municipal winter works incentive program ended May 31 reaching a record 4,796 men employed across participating municipalities.
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Manitoba
Obie Baizley
Provincially funded project totals rise with new participation
With a prior record of 3 923 for the previous winter the total number of projects grew from 285 to 348 US dollars payroll jumped 85 percent from 2.9 million to 5.4 million and the project value in the October 14 May 31 program increased 70 percent from 6.9 million to 11.7 million. Man days reached 223 279 up from 184 442 and municipalities rose 24 percent from 71 to 88. The program covers 50 percent of labour costs federally plus 50 percent provincial support for welfare cases and 25 percent for those unemployed without insurance. Doctor: Dont give your husband strong coffee.
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Baizley
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