Fisheries Bulletin Highlights Manitoba Angling Reports
The Fisheries Branch report notes fishing conditions across the province with strong pike, pickerel, and rainbow trout activity in lakes such as Birds Lake, Assiniboine, and Pembina Rivers. Ducks Mountain lake yields vary, while Lake Katherine opens Friday with no motors allowed. pickerel and sauger distinctions are explained for anglers.
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Fisheries
Ialeet
Forth Country
Ruses Lake
Manitoba Hydro Development Board
Duck Mountain Lakes
Singoosh
East Stue
Porcupine Mountain
Rock Lake
Pelican Lake
Kularney Lake
Assiniboine
Pembina
Steke William
Boulssevain
Lunkers
Beausejour Beaver
Birds Lake
Archie Neyedly
Roblin Review
Albert Bodnaruk
Riding Mountain Park
Clear Lake
Whirlpool
Moon Lakes
Lake Andy
Lake Katherine
Manitoba
Lake
Obituary notices from San Clara and surrounding Manitoba towns
Obituaries for Dominic Paul of San Clara Manitoba aged 65 who died May 23 1962 at Boggy Creek. Maria Larocque his wife. funeral May 26 at 10am. Legion pallbearers and San Clara Legion Branch No 237. Also Mrs Stanley Irvine of Deepdale Manitoba died May 15 1962 aged 55 with funeral May 19. numerous relatives listed. Marina Pavlenko Pentlichuk Inglis Manitoba died May 14 1962 aged 87. services May 17. pallbearers named. interment Parish cemetery.
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San Clara
Enid McKay
Toga
Sask
Roblin
Man
H. Dansereau
Roblin Memorial Chapel
Ray Lavalle
Wilfred Bouvier
Ray Burwash
Ed McKay
Albert McKay
Clifford Larocque
Boggy Creek
Togo
Stanley
Mavis
Linda
Joe
Dominic Paul
Legion
Frank Lilly
Jack Langan
Mike
Joe Laplante
Robert Lucier
Jos Larocque
Royal Canadian Legion
Belcourt
North Dakota
U.S.A
Maria Larocque
Maria
Jim
Fred
Ed Vipond
Marie
M. Bilous
Lillian
St. James
George
Ernie
Edward
Rosie
Winnipeg
Liz
Flemie
Inglis
Rena) MacGowan
Gilbert Plains
Sarah
Silverwood
Stanley Irvine
Deepdale
Manitoba
L. Daley
Mount View
Neil, Lawrence
Gordon
Don
Billy Irvine
Arthur Watson
Duck Mountain
Walker
Hillcrest
Irvine
Lawrence
Neil
Thomas
Galt
Ont
Leonard Roumanian
Marina Pentlichuk
M. I. Ivanovici
Reblin
Sam Ungrin
al Ungrin
Jack Pochtar
Albin Pentlichuk
John Nevistiuk
Jim Gorda
Marina Pavlenko
Austria
Canada
Saltcoats, Sask
Of Many Things By Ambrose Hills
The author contrasts two methods of getting things done the coercive approach favored by politicians and disciplinarians and the voluntary cooperative path chosen by society. It argues open voluntary society on the North American continent allows space for individual mistakes and successes, driven by personal best interests.
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Ambrose Hills
North American
Voluntary cooperation versus government compulsion
The passage argues that voluntary systems yield high living standards but invite periodic problems solved by compulsion. Governments increasingly rely on coercion backed by the army, creating a dangerous drift from voluntary cooperation to forced measures. It warns North Americans to renew commitment to voluntary cooperation and resist expanding compulsion.
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ROD & Gun Digest
Bill” Robinson
Orang
Neas Express
Oraine
Alaava
General Motors
Nandy Folder
Pickerel
Leonard
Nickola Penthehuk
Ell
Shorsdale
John. Hamilton
John Chorney
Angeline Leonard
Fred Gorda
Kalina
Winniper
S. Nevistiuk
Mrs. Enid McKay
Wilson’s Plumbing & Heating
Russell
Cole
Gwen
Lynn Lake
Jim Irvine
John
Swan River
P.O
Roblin, Manitoba
ECC
Badger
America
International Harvester
Mickelson Farm Equipment Ltd
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