Family Focus Meals in the Field at Brandon Seminar
At a Farm Family Seminar in Brandon in March 1982 Carolynne Nickel of Selsgirth offered tips to cope with seeding and harvest busy times. The key advice emphasized being prepared to avoid rushed meals and missing cutlery.
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Brandon
Carolynne Nickel
Selsgirth
Field picnic box guide and security notice from RCMP
A detailed guide outlines what to pack for field meals including dishes cutlery cups and towels plus tips to keep food cold with ice packs or frozen water. It also gives meat dish and dessert ideas and notes on keeping casseroles hot with patterns via Carolynne. The item ends with a cattle theft alert from MCPA and RCMP contact details.
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Carolynne
Russell
Manitoba
Rcj
Reward Offered For cattle theft information Winnipeg 1982
The Manitoba Cattle Producers Association offers up to 500 reward for information leading to the apprehension and conviction of cattle thieves. The offer urges prompt reporting with complete animal identification and vehicle details as convictions may involve vehicle forfeiture under the Animal.
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MCPA
RCMP
Zenith
Don McDonald
Winnipeg
Manitoba Cattle Producers Association
Market Report From Roblin Auction Mart September 9 1982
A livestock sale in Roblin reports 432 head passed through the Weiller and Williams auction ring on Thursday. The bulk consisted of 393 cattle with smaller numbers of 8 weanling pigs 30 feeder pigs and 1 horse. Prices are listed for various cattle categories by seller location and breed.
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Weiller & Williams Roblin Auction Mart
Peter Hushka
Gilbert Plains
Man
Randy Hart
Minitonas
Bill Doole
Dropmore
W.F. Mitchell
Roblin
Roy Miller
Melville
Jim Thompson
Inglis Livestock Prices Listed by Nevestiuk
John Nevestiuk records Inglis sale prices for heifer calves at 7844¢, veal calves 82¢-88¢, weanling pigs 32.00-55.00 each, feeder pigs 120-168 each, and horses up to 35¢ per pound.
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John Nevestiuk
Inglis
J. Nevestiuk
Black Bear Season Opens in Manitoba With Higher Licences
Natural Resources Minister Al Mackling announced Manitoba residents and non residents may hunt black bears this fall. Manitoba licences cost 10 Canadian, 50 for a Canadian licence, and 100 for non residents. Residents hunt in areas 1 17A 18A 21 23 23A 24A 26 34 35 37 August 30 to November 20. Non residents hunt in areas 1 4 7 TA 9 10 12 17A 18A 21 23 23A 24A 26 34 35 37. Archery season runs August 30 to November 20 in areas 33 34A 34B. Bag limit is one adult black bear. Female bears ac-
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Natural Resources
al Mackling
Manitoba
Selkirk Island
Bear season rules for 1982 1988 spring season use
Hunters may not accompany cubs or take them. Unsuccessful 1982 fall bear licences may be used in 1988 spring bear season. Bear hunting is banned in Riding Mountain National Park Birds Hill Provincial Park and Duck Mountain Forest Reserve. For more information call the Department of Natural Resources at 775-0221.
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Riding Mountain National Park
Birds Hill
Duck Mountain Forest Reserve
Vernelle Andres Weds Jerome Malbranck in Winnipeg
Donalda Andres announces the marriage of her daughter Vernelle to Jerome Malbranck of Winnipeg. The wedding took place Sunday September 6 at 3 p.m. in Winnipeg.
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Donalda Andres
Vernelle
Jerome Malbranck
Winnipeg
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