Canadian Wildlife Federation founding convention coverage
Delegates from seven provinces gather at Chateau Laurier to form the Canadian Wildlife Federation. Manitoba’s Charlie Stevenson, Stuart Perdue, and Paul Murphy lead Manitoba representation. The event follows the Montreal Resources for Tomorrow conference and aims to coordinate sustainable use of renewable resources across Canada. The piece also marks the 500th Red and Gun Manitoba edition with thanks for reader letters and clippings. The Master Angler list highlights big fish from late September and October near Flin Flon as cold weather arrives.
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Otiaewa
Canada
Chateau Laurier
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Newfoundland
Manitoba
Man- Nobs Federation of Game and Fish Associations
Charlie Stevenson
Morden
Stuart Perdue
Brandon
Paul Murphy
Canadian Wildlife Federation
Red and Gun
U.S
Lake Atha papuskow anglers report big catches
Wisconsin's Everett Lockman led with a 31 pound Lake Trout while Minnesota's Dr. Behr landed a 27 pounder and Indianapolis' John Goll caught a 26% pounder. Stanley Bach of Brandon and George Peschuk of Winnipeg added a six pound Rainbow Cast. Winnipeg’s A S Hall and Kent Murray took two large Perch from Lee River as others note abundant fish from God's Lake and God's River.
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Lake Athapapuskow
Everett Lockman
Wisconsin
Dr. Behr
Minnesota
John Goll
Indianapolis
Tor
William Lake
Stanley Bach
Brandon
George Peschuk
Winnipeg
Lee River
Kent Murray
A. S. Hall
God's Lake
God's River
Tom Ruminsky
Pete Burton
Artic Front
Urban Trustees Meet. Manitoba Delegates Gather in Winnipeg
Over 200 delegates from 101 city town and school division boards across Manitoba will attend the annual convention at the Marlborough Hotel in Winnipeg, scheduled for November 11th 12th and 13th.
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Garden City Collegiate
Seven Oaks
Manitoba Teachers’ College
Marlborough Hotel
Morgan Wright
Stewart E. McLean
Mel McMullen
The
Travel and Convention Association
Association
Uurban
Manitoba
Winnipeg
What Does It Matter The Man Who Paddles His Own Canoe
A townsman dismisses politics and grand ambitions with a stand offish motto What does it matter He asserts life reduces to daily meals and six feet of earth and argues the free country excuse hides apathy Yet his fellow residents find solace in his philosophy while he senses broader disillusionment.
Phys Ed Gains Emphasis In Manitoba Schools
Government announces new Supervisor of Training Gordon A Hancock to guide physical education and recreation programs in Manitoba. He brings university training and YMCA experience from Toronto and Winnipeg, with recent work at the Duke of Edinburgh study conference. Duties include aiding schools, providing materials, and coordinating with Alan Miller on fitness and sport. Also notes the 4-H Calf Club reorganization at Bield School with officers and a planned Turkey Shoot event.
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Gordon A. Hancock
J. A. Christiansen
Hancock
University of Toronto
Y.M.C.A
Toronto
Winnipeg
Duke of Edinburgh
Manitoba
Christianson
Department of Education
Alan Miller
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Bill Burns
Ken Campbell
Diane Cameron
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Fred Scherpenisse
Ken McGillivray
Bield
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Gary Rice
Ricky Honocki
Ronald Honnocki
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Harold Boughton
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