Angling Notes Preview Opening 1964 Season and Local Reports
The piece surveys early season fishing conditions across Manitoba lakes and reservoirs. It notes Lake Fourteen poor, Lake William fair to good, and Boissevain and Neepawa reservoirs productive. It reports carp removal near Clandeboye Bay dam, duck food studies, and modest survival in Neepawa water. Cros Lake flooding access rules affect travel from June 1 to 18. It also mentions Master Anglers prospects and a Ducks outlook for southwest Manitoba and southeast Saskatchewan.
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Antil
Lake Fourteen
Lake William
Boissevain
Neepawa
Delta Channel
Dauphin River
Duck Bay
Swan Creek
Lake Winnipeg
Pas
Flin
Cross Lake
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Prairies
Minnedosa
Baby New Shelter Belt Arrivals
PFRA Tree Nursery at Indian Head ships enough trees to plant 180 miles of shelter belts. Most trees head to Morden Altona and Portage la Prairie areas. Farmers are advised to plant promptly, keep roots moist, and avoid burlap sacks beyond four days.
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PFRA
Indian Head
Manitoba
George Bonnefoy
Morden
Altona
Portage la Prairie
Bonnefoy
Manitoba Premier Proposes Credit Granting Overhaul
Premier Duff Roblin unveils a three-pronged plan to regulate credit granting in Manitoba. A standing committee will hold public hearings May 21 and 22 to review consumer credit and allied bills. Special investigator G P R Tallin QC will assist police in probing recent credit transactions. A Premier's Committee on consumer protection will include credit institutions and public reps to study self-policing and policing measures for the industry.
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Duff Roblin
Manitoba
Roblin
G. P. R. Tallin
Q.C
Manitoba Law School
Manitoba Labour Board
April Forest Fires Worst in Five Years
Manitoba faced its worst April fire season in five years with 48 fires caused mainly by settlers and farmers, burning about 11 000 acres of forest. Haylands lost around 50 000 acres as a result, with overall conditions driven by a dry fall and low winter rainfall. Authorities expected moisture to reduce risk unless conditions shift quickly.
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Sterling Lyon
Q.C
Manitoba
Lyon
Manitoba expands emergency calls to roadside telephones
Manitoba Telephone System installs sixty outdoor road booths with priority, free emergency calls. The service, aimed at speeding aid after highway crashes, will extend to resort areas. A golf anecdote follows about a wayward tee shot and a quick retort.
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Manitoba Telephone System
Manitoba
Wm.t.s
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