Waterfowl Season Delayed One Week In Manitoba
Manitoba hunters face a one week later start to waterfowl season due to drought. Daily duck limits drop from seven to five and possession to ten, with southern zones opening September 22 and north of the 53rd parallel from September 15. Delta area opens October 6, export limit set to ten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
C. Ho Witney
Mines and Natural Resources
Delta Waterfowl
Witney
Manitoba Huntars
Canadian
Prairies
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Burning Stubble Serious Practice For This Year
Straw burning is a poor practice amid severe soil erosion threats. Manitoba researchers warn that without above average September rains wind erosion could worsen next spring. Trash cover preserves soil, moisture and snow, with bale sale offering straw markets. University and Brandon Farm tests favor the discer seeder under trash, with other drills ranking behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Wallace
Manitoba Department of Agriculture and Conservation
University of Manitoba
Brandon
Edward McKenzie Obituary Daly in Dauphin District
Funeral services were held at San Chara Roman Catholic Church for Edward McKenzie of Garland Man who died August 27 1961 after a short illness. Rev Dan Sereau officiated with Sneath Strilchuk Funeral Service in charge. Interment was in Parish cemetery. He was born in St Lazare Man educated at Ste Rose du Lac and lived in Dauphin district. He married Veronica Langen in 1909 who died in 1948. Surviving are five sons Joseph George John Kenneth two daughters one sister and four brothers plus nineteen grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Chara
Edward McKenzie
Garland
Man
Dauphin General Hospital
Dansereau
Sneath- Strilchuk
McKenzie
St. Lazare
Ste. Rose du Lac
Dauphin
District
Veronica Langen
Joseph
B.C
George
John
Winnipeg Cave
Kenneth
Fort William
Ont
Ins
Agnes) Travis
Ruthergien
Bert
Clara) Trapp
North Bay
Harry
Dorothy) Tonus
Flora MecGuillis
Crane River
William
Joe
Bob
Elzear
Regina
Sask
Divide Between Doers and Credit Seekers Noted
A saying contrasts two groups the doers who perform Unings and those who seek credit. It suggests better odds lie with the first class due to less competition. The remark frames achievement as action over recognition amid social judgment.
Stop Accidents Home and Farm Safety Push Launched
The Hon Dr George Johnson announced a government backed push on injury prevention drawn from the Dominion Bureau of Statistics findings of the 1950 51 Canadian Sickness Survey. Injuries affected 10 percent of the population with homes the most frequent site and four in ten injuries disabling for a day or more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Johnson
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Dom
Johnson
Manitoba
Neepauwa
Portage la Prairie
Altowag
Melita
Agriculture and Health and Public Welfare
Dauphin to gain letter carrier service announced
Mr. R Elmer Forbes speaking for postmaster general said an order in council authorizes letter carrier service in Dauphin The service will start after 80 percent of homes are equipped Forms will be sent to patrons for facilities The current post office staff will be retained and seven letter carriers will be hired from a civil service list with a ceremony planned once ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Elmer Forbes
Dauphin
Wm. Hamilton
Civil Service Commission
Golf Tournament Set for September 24 at Roblin club
The Roblin Golf and Country Club plans an open 18-hole medal play tournament on Sunday September 24 at the Roblin course located one mile northeast of Roblin. Five flights will award first prizes and an entry fee of 1.50. Qualifying 9 holes must be completed by 1 p.m. that day. Local and surrounding golfers from Russell Texo Grandview Gilbert Plains are encouraged to participate.
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Roblin
Wedding of Elaine Nowosad and John Nelson at Knox Church
Elaine Nowosad and John Nelson wed in a candlelit double ring ceremony at Knox United Church Brandon on August 26, 1961. Rev T B Pearson officiated with a Handel program, bride wore peau de soie gown with pearl veil, bouquet of mauve orchids, maid of honor Ruth Packham in turquoise, reception at Prince Edward Hotel, couple to reside in Los Angeles after a wedding trip to Lake of the Woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Dilley
Handel
Ruth Packham
Vancouver
B.C
Prince Edward Hotel
Dublin
Brandon
Winnipeg
Saskatoon
California
Nevada
Montana
North Dakota
Ohio
Roblin
Won. Lesack
Surs. S. Lebedovich
W. Truffyn
Frank Perry
J. W. Sears
Lake of the Woods
John
Flaine
Los Angeles
Green-tinted furnace filters claim hexachlorophene boost
Fibreglas Canada Limited introduces green air filters treated with hexachlorophene to kill bacteria trapped in dust. The change affects furnace filters this fall with no price increase.
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Fibregles Canada Limited
Home Economist outlines services for Russell area
The new district Home Economist introduces herself to Russell Ro ssel Lake area women. She outlines 4 H club work adult group sessions and short courses in Crating Foods and Home Design. She invites letters calls and home visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell - Roblin - Shoal Lake
Manitoba
Russell
Women's Institute
Local Social Notes From Winnipeg Area
Local residents report visiting relatives across Manitoba Alberta and Ontario. Florence Humennik vacations with parents in Winnipeg and returns September 18 to the Juvenile and Family Court Probation Office. Bertha Henderson arrives home from Dauphin after two weeks with Oliphants. Various families hosted guests and attended gatherings including a 25th wedding anniversary in Saskatoon and weekend christening at Sacred Heart Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Humennik
Winnipeg
Keith McEwen
Stonewall
Man
Mary Warbeck
Sacred Heart Church
CNIB Provincial Campaign Seeks Support For Blind Outreach
The Canadian National Institute for the Blind urges donations to sustain the 4 A Service Program and Prevention Program in Manitoba. Roblin’s Rebekah Lodge leads a door to door canvass September 25 to 30 with convenors Mrs E McKay Mrs W Gurney and Mrs Simpson, asking residents to contribute through volunteer canvassers or by sending gifts to CMIE Winnipeg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Institute For the Blind
CNIB
CMIE
Portage Ave
Winnipeg
Manitoba
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Australia
Toronto
Canada
Qantas
Inion Buresau
Department of National Health and Welfare
Russell, Texo
Grandview
Gilbert Plains
Badh
Nelson
Harry Lyden
Las Vazais
Nev
William Gunnell
Butte, Mont
Charles S. Youlden Jr
Grand Forks
N.D
Homemakers’ Corner
Norma Morrison
Bertha Henderson
Mars
Andrew Miller
Barry
Mardel
Rhien, Sask
Debbie Dollmont
Thompson Man
Harry Oliphant
L. P. Hutchison
H. Parker
Virden
D. Fox
Thos. Waite
Lee Chute
North Surrey
C. A. Ball
Bobby
Donna
Gail Oliphant
Mrs. L. Nicholson
Lloyd Waggoner
F. Cowan
Hector Topham
Calgary
Rose Truffon
J. Adam
F. R. (Jessie) Fortier
Ottawa
E. W. Scott
Billy
Biggar, Sask
Neil Adam
Island Falls
John D. Adam
Billy Gilbert
E. Bramwell
Harry Cross
W. Cross
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