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Roblin Review

Location

Roblin, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Sep 20, 1962

Page

3

Royal Commission critique sparks calls for reform in Ottawa

A long discussion touches on the Royal Commission on government organization, condemning red tape and inefficiency while estimating losses over fifty million dollars annually. Manitoba farmers at a coffee club lament farming as a greater gamble today due to equipment costs and climate hazards, recalling pioneer hardships and the lack of government aid.

Royal Commission On Government Ges Ottawan Manitoba Red River Valley Simell

Rod and Gun Digest on fall hunting practice and fishing trips

Mixed advice on preparing for opening day. Encourages firing shells at a trap or skeet range or having a friend throw targets for practice. Suggests pairing hunts with fishing, cites Field & Stream feature on The Pas area, and notes Manitoba tourism gains from fall hunting stories.

Manitoba Field & Stream Mel Ellis Pas Land of Plenty Saskatchewan

Helen Marsh Named Canadian Delegate to United Nations

Miss Helen Marsh editor of the Dauphin Herald is chosen as a member delegate representing Canada at the United Nations General Assembly. The delegation is led by External Affairs Minister Hon. Howard Green. Marsh is the only Westerner and the only woman on the delegation and will be away for two to three months.

Iearn Helen Marsh Dauphin Heraid Iena Canada United Nations General Assembly Howard Green Miss Marsh Manitoba University

Fishing still prime on Duck Mountain lakes this season

The report notes that fishing is far from over with top spots at White shell Brereton Crowduck Dorothy Eleanor and Nutimtk Lakes yielding well. Duck Mountain jakes at most waters are productive and Lake Trout move to shallower water as water levels approach normal in the south. Angling remains a calm, quiet recreation as emphasized by the quote about strawberries and fishing.

White Shell Brereton Crowduck Dorothy Eleanor

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