Manitoba Tightens Fishing Rules to Protect Lakes
Manitoba's new fishing rules cut maximum sizes for walleye pike and lake trout in Divisions 2 and 3 to conserve stocks. Resident licences rise to 6 dollars, non-resident to 30, with a 15 dollar province wide licence for limited take. A Go Barbless program encourages catch and release to protect the 100 000 lakes and future angling.
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Manitoba
Ita Lakes
Lake of the Prairies
Aseasippi
Barbless
Travel Manitoba
Department of Natural Resources
Angier
North America
Four Generations of the Panasiuk Family at 4-H Rally
The program began at 7 30 p m with piano solos and duets and a dress review. Sherry Hojnocki and Jennifer Bailes demonstrated and presented awards while Gladys Timoruski and Sharon Hojnocki delivered remarks.
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Panasiuk
Sherry Hojnocki
Jennifer Bailes
Gladys Timoruski
Sharon Hojnocki
Jana Hojnocki
Christie Chase
Darren Hojnocki
Lori Johnstone
Karen Timoruski
Linda Perchaluk
Gillian Chase
Russell
Jared
William
Jeremy
Shortdale
Man
Grandview
Bield Happy Helpers 4-H Achievement Honors Fifteen Members
Gillian Chase reports the Bield Happy Helpers 4-H Achievement at the Bield Community Centre on April 29. Fifteen members completed projects in Cooking I Clothing I II III. Kim Chase served as Mistress of Ceremonies with congratulations to all.
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Bield Happy Helpers
Bield
Eddystone to Host Parkland Regional 55-Plus Games
The Parkland 55-plus event will be held in Eddystone on Tuesday May 28 starting at 9 00 a m. Eight events include horseshoes snooker carpet bowling wall darts cribbage whist contract bridge and table tennis. Top three in each event advance to the Manitoba 65-plus Games in Winnipeg June 25 27. Over 600 seniors expected. For more information contact recreation director.
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Parkland
Eddystone
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Digging Potatoes This Spring in Roblin
Mrs. Henry Chick of Roblin dug firm potatoes from her garden last week that were in good condition and sprouting. The report suggests no frost remained in the ground over winter. Others dug carrots and found them sound and edible while lettuce grows from seed that failed to germinate last year.
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Henry Chick
Roblin
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Dorothy Bailes
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Shawn Chase
Bernice Lovas
Carol
Kim Maliteare
Kim
Reew
JAH School Division
Intermountain
F.C.B
Gilbert Plains
Fender NG
Stan K. Plewak
Intermountain School Division
P.O. Box
Mallabar Formalwear
Imperial Accutone
Roblin Cleaners & Carpet Centre
Roblin, Man
Kim Chase
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Roblin Review
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Oxford
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King Kong
Stylerite
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