Provincial Junior Championship at Neepawa Rifle Ranges
The 4th Annual Provincial Junior Championship brings the largest youth marksmen gathering to Neepawa as the Neepawa Red defend their 1957 title. Since the Game and Fish started the Junior Rifle club movement six years ago, participation has grown steadily with many young shooters graduating to responsible handling of firearms.
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Harvest of Game Birds and Hunting Notes From Manitoba
Northwest Manitoba readers hear warnings to be careful with firearms and muzzle discipline as frost arrives and a strong game bird season approaches. Wildlife reports cover banded ducks, Master Angler qualifiers, pike and rainbow trout catches, bears' daily limits inquiry, and local fishing gear improvements.
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Prairie duck migration and sport on the march
As fall migration begins, sportsmen crowd marsh edges to hunt ducks. Arrivals push into shallow water with hip waders, chasing birds while some bend rules. Ducks and geese are expected to flood the Prairies, with exports rising similar to last year.
Jehovah's Witnesses Kingdom Hall Weekly Meeting Schedule
Weekly schedule lists Watchtower Study Sunday 7 30 p m Bible Brundy Tuesday 8 02 p m Ministry School Thursday 8 00 p m Service Meeting Thursday 9 00 p m Open to all Good Will Persons. Roblin Service 10 30 a m Zorra Service 9 00 a m. Church of the Lutheran Hour CKX Brandon 12 noon CcIGX Yorkton 2 p m.
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Manitoba Seed Show Entries Helped By Province Aid
The Manitoba Department of Agriculture will support farmers showing grain and forage seed at the Royal Winter Fair in Toronto by paying entry fees and shipping costs for approved Winnipeg samples. Samples are assessed at the agricultural representative offices and then forwarded to the Soils and Crops Branch. entries must arrive by October 18.
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Manitoba Exhibit Rules for Grain and Forage Seeds
The Manitoba Department of Agriculture outlines sample requirements for 18 pound grain and 10 pound forage seed entries for 1958 shows. Exhibitors must prepare wheat, oats, barley, oats and soybeans with specified weights. processors should retain 10 pounds of the first sum for entry. The department seeks many entries, citing past World Oats Championship and flax success, and offers forms, prize lists, and guidance through the Soils and Crops Branch and Extension Service.
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Watch for Green Potatoes and Solanine Risk
Exposure to light turns some potatoes green due to solanine formation under the skin. Peeling thickly and cooking can make them safe to eat, but bitter taste indicates discard. Varieties differ in solanine response. store in darkness, avoid transparent bags, as light triggers chemical changes.
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Consumer Information Service
Manitoba
Canadian Horticultural Council
University of Alberta
Unity in Christ Bridges Caste Barriers in Mission Study
A missionary administering Holy Communion observes a Brahmin and an outcast side by side and hears the Brahmin say that in Christ there is neither Brahmin nor outcaste. The piece urges Christians as brothers through creation and redemption, united in advancing God's kingdom despite differing creeds and rituals.
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Musk Oxen Guarded by Pedera Law Remnant of Early Herds
Musk oxen remain a protected remnant under Pedera law. The measure upholds strict protection of these ancient animals as part of national heritage and conservation efforts.
Driving fatigue tips for safe rest stops
A long monotonous drive leads to fatigue a frequent cause of accidents. When tired pull off the road take a few minutes nap and if available have tea or coffee. If no hot drink is available a vacuum task may provide one. Lock doors and turn off the engine during brief parking.
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