Duck Season Opens Amid Higher Counts In Southern Manitoba
The 1965 Waterfowl Season in southern Manitoba opened with better than expected duck numbers despite bluebird weather. The Pas hosted an earlier opening with mallards and teal. reports note abundant ducks locally. A northern fishing run at Kum-Bac Cabins yielded large pike and walleye, including an 18 lb 6 oz master angler, as anglers enjoy Keith and Joyce’s hospitality.
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The
Pas
Keith Molyneaux
Kum- Bac
Rocky Lake
Keith
Pelican Point
Old Robinson
Becker
Norm Shineton
Gerald Harper
Norman
Harold Dillin
Kum-Bac
Joyce
Language Gags and Elections Stir a Prairie Crowd
A lively column mocks language quirks and political talk as Canada votes near a Manitoba university campus. It notes ten million Canadians eligible on November 8 and jokes about money in elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Ups
Manitoba University
Tno
St. Regis Red River
Scotland
Mot
Mike
Winnipeg
Taft
Springfield
Bud Simpson
Bud Jobin
Bud Sherman
Reggie
Canada Savings Bonds Begin 20th Campaign
The 20th Canada Savings Bonds campaign opens with government backed, risk free security offering an average yield of 5.03 percent per year if held to maturity in 12 years. The issue is praised for strong customer appeal and available at banks and financial institutions for cash or instalments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada Savings Bonds
Canada Savings Bonds drive hits Prairie uptake in 1965
Payroll Savings Plan reaches employees in large firms with 180 000 Prairie buyers investing 14.6 million dollars and 42 000 more purchasing 783.3 million nationwide. William S Dunlop leads Prairie region with Manitoba organizers Mackey Macpherson Barr Dyker. Bonds offer full face value plus interest and pay 4.5 5 5.5 percent across periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Prairies
Prairie Region
William S. Dunlop
Manitoba
Hugh G. Mackey
John R. Macpherson
Larry R. Barr
W. Lyle Dyker
Glogan
Park Fire Costs Hit Taxpayers After Weekend Blazes
Canadian town faced 14 grass fires in public parks over one weekend caused by picnickers. Volunteer firefighters spent 800 dollars to extinguish them, prompting council debate on charging the culprits or passing the bill to taxpayers.
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ROD & Gun Digest
Bill” Robinson
Langruth
Tom McNally
Earl Kennedy
Hassett Lake
Portage la Prairie
Dauphin
Miami
Labbatt
Portage
Elmo Armstrong
Eddie Becker
Diversion Canal
Roblin Credit Union Society Ltd
Cliff Karst
Inter- City Gas Utilities Ltd
John Cadieux
P.O
Roblin
Yorkshire
Sale
Roblin, Man
Macleod
T.V
L. A. Dietrich
Man
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