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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 04, 1962
Page
3
A Manitoba feature extols conservation officers as hard working civil servants who enforce game laws. It notes common license mixups and opening dates for waterfowl seasons, urges clear rules on goose areas, and laments misinterpretations. The piece cites recent fall fishing successes including big pike, rainbows, and lake trout prospects.
In a fall tale from Mount Agas Tocdain near Riding Mountain National Park a park warden named Mickeys McMillan reports bears raiding camps for fruit vegetables and even blankets. Residents warn of a growing bear presence as winter approaches.
Manitoba announces 1962 upland game seasons for areas south of the 53rd parallel. Sharp-tailed grouse hunt runs October 5 to November 3, except a southwestern area October 3 to 13. Hungarian Partridge, ruffed and spruce grouse run October 5 to November 3. Daily bag limits: four sharp-tailed grouse (three in southwest), four Hungarian Partridge, six ruffed or spruce grouse. possession limits: eight sharp-tailed grouse (six in southwest), eight Hungarian Partridge, twelve ruffed and spruce grouse.
Public notice declares a regular Roblin council meeting October 11 1962 to introduce and possibly pass a by law closing and vesting in the town part of a Dominion road allowance between Lot A and adjacent parcels in Township 26 Range 28 West of the Principal Meridian Manitoba. The town will hear objections from landowners prejudicially affected. Dated Roblin Manitoba September 11 1962.
A small man with oversized binoculars surveys a swamp from a sunroom before borrowing paper. He quietly retreats to construct a hunter’s blind from reeds, while noting observations on yellow paper and peering intently through his prisms all morning.
A wandering blue heron visits a yard near a brook where a bird life recorder notes 34 species in an hour. The exhausted migrant, after a snack of smelt, lifts off at sundown and continues southward, leaving the narrator amused and hopeful.
The Manitoba Minimum Wage board plans fall public hearings across the province to gather opinions on wage rates board administration and related regulations. Sitings in Steinbach and Morden began October 1, with Winnipeg hearings set for late November or December.
A public notice advises smokers to avoid smoking near a new infant to prevent coughing fits and possible burns or eye injuries from ashes. Visitors should refrain from smoking in the room where the baby rests to protect the child's health.
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