Rod and Gun Digest sports notes from Dominion Marksmen awards
A summary of Dominion Marksmen awards in 1960 Canadians earning junior small bore rifle, sporting rifle, and handgun honors as the program expands with new clubs. Moose season details for 1981. record Winter angling participation in 1960 61. Remington shotguns production in Canada and ice fishing gimmicks. top deer scores in Saskatchewan contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cutoa
Dosiunion Mark Men
Tellins
Dominion Markstmen
Sfanituba
Dominion Marksmen
Warren Johnson
Canada
Ato
Remington
Saskatchewan
Albert Kristoff
Esterhazy
Stan Barkwell
Weyburn
Eisenhower
Unclear OCR Text Hints at Local Incident
Fragmentary OCR from a newspaper page shows garbled phrases about a southern area and a game or association event. Names, places, and dates are unreadable, preventing a clear summary of people or actions.
Manitoba Savings Bonds Go On Sale March 20
Manitoba announces the first provincial Savings Bonds sale on March 20 with 5 percent interest. Premier Duff Roblin says bonds will redeemable on demand at par, maturing April 1, 19TL, with a graduated premium rising to 108 per 100 at maturity. Denominations include 100, 500, 1000 and 5000, fully registered, available to Manitoba residents and licensed dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba Savings
Manitoba
Duff Roblin
Genas
Reblin
Redempion
Tuo
Roblin
Tire care tips to reduce traffic fatalities from tire failure
A reader notice highlights that faulty tires caused nineteen percent of traffic deaths due to equipment failure. Shell Out’s automotive experts share ten precautions including proper cold inflation, annual wheel alignment checks, regular tire inspection, rotation every five thousand miles, avoiding slick tires, high speed tires for highway driving, cautious passing, smooth handling on rough roads, staying off road shoulders, and curb protection with metal curb guards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
Shell Out
Anstate
Irip Pry
Bright Ideas For Everyday Household Tips
A collection of practical household hints on cooking, laundry, and pantry management. Tips include how to prevent egg cracks, use cocoa to flour pans, proper shoe rotation, softening butter with hot water, freezing stamps to separate, fish preparation guidance, and a suggested quirky saving habit to start a "fun" bank by age 21.
Highway Engineers Set Latest Road Techniques
A Winnipeg course opens Monday March 13 to instruct Manitoba Highways Branch resident engineers in new highway construction techniques maintenance and uniform practices. It is the second course for engineers from eight highway authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba Highways Branch
Winnipeg
Proowner Tae 4 Soars Amid Week of Planning
Fourteen experts and about forty attend a branch meeting on highway construction and water conservation. Ontario area officials discuss road and bridge projects, surveyed by W Slackiman. Ron Srarepe, materials and research engineer, directs the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron Srarpe
Bus Tender Notice From Goose Lake School District
Tenders will be received by the undersigned on or before 12 o clock noon of March 1961. Tender must state the bondsman name the make and year of the car or truck and the expected per day. Drivers to be licensed under the Highway Traffic Act and must have Chauffeur license when he commences to drive bus. Vehicle to be equipped as required by the Traffic Act for school buses with proper steps tires good brakes and other equipment. Route changes may be made by the Van Committee if necessary. Contract runs April 20 1961 to December 31 1962 Route 8 Simpson Evans Knott Mitchell Davis Jones Otke. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Mastove Chairman Goose Lake SD. Have your Roblin Review subscription renewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Committee
Simpson
Evans
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ROD & Gun Digest
Bill” Robinson
Moor
The
Roblin Review
Firs
Tinson
New York
Museum of Modern Art
Goose Lake
elOct
P.O
Roblin, Manitoba
General Motors
Oldsmobile
Olds
Cross-Town Motors
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