Choke Bore History and Northern Outdoors Field Notes
An uneven collage recounts choke technology's 19th century refinement by Fred Kimble and W. W. Greener, then shifts to Manitoba fishing and hunting reports. Highlights include Lake Manitou and Rainbow Trout amid late summer action, plus notes on anglers, conventions, and local public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Kimble
England
W. R. Pape
W. W. Greener
Nor Way
Mel Cage
Free Press
Kit Kittney
Orginal
Gads Lake
U.S
Mercury Do
Florida
Florida and Distinguished Himself “Atch
Manitoba bill would lower voting age to eighteen
Premier Ed Schreyer introduces an amendment to the Election Act lowering the voting age from 21 to 18. The bill also adds mail-in voting for incapacitated citizens with a certificate system. ballots are returned before polls close or counted as spoiled if identity fails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denmark
Churchill
N the ST
Regis
Manitoba
Ed Schrey
Quebec
Saskatchewan
Prince Edward Island
British Columbia
Alberta
Newfoundland
Karen Webster Appointed Home Economist at Dauphin
The Hon. Samuel Askiw announces Karen Webster as extension home economist at Dauphin. Webster is a University of Manitoba graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster
Morden
Dauphin General Hospital
Morris Collegiate Institute
C.g.st
Ethelbert, Ste. Rose
Dauphin
Karen Webster
Samuel Askiw
Manitoba
University of Manitoba
Rebellious Youths and Political Echoes Across News Bits
A collage of quotes and snippets notes Skinheads versus hippies in England and protests in Chile. Winnipeg alderman Joe Zukin critiques Metro bus permits as humane for pensioners. Tommy Douglas questions wholesale nationalization. RAF commander bans long hair for unit image. Law Society leaders defend lawyers against Munro accusation. Provincial Hansard humor and Manitoba Conservatives’ Clear Lake meeting scene. A University of Pennsylvania professor calls man a blind clod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Cromwell
Winnipeg
Joe Zukin
Metro
Tommy Douglas
Chile
Canadian Law Society
John Munro
Hansard
Molgat
Manitoba
Clear Lake
University of Pennsylvania
Cambium Layer Essential to Tree Health
The cambium or living tissue under the bark forms new wood and bark each year. Damage to this layer can kill a tree or cause lasting harm even if a fire seems minor.
Hunter Surveys To Be Conducted In Manitoba
Biologists from the Manitoba Department of Mines and Natural Resources will conduct hunter surveys during the first two weekends of upland game and waterfowl seasons across central Manitoba. Check stations in the Interlake area will collect harvest data and wing samples to study age, sex ratios and waterfowl prospects. 400 to 500 samples are planned from sharp tailed and ruffed grouse with university students assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba Department of Mines and Natural Resources
Manitoba
Interlake
University of Manitoba
Also Mentioned on This Page
ROD and Gun Digest
R. T. “Bhiy Robinson
Lake Manitoba Narrows
Curly McKay
Brandon
Harold Thompson
Neepawa
Hugh Best
Brandon Sun
Harrington
Nasonal Rifle Association
Campbell River
Baltimore
Tyee
Miss
Canada
Seans
Roblin Review
P.O. Box
Roblin, Manitoba
Roblin Cleaners
Roblin
Man
Boulton
Province of
Bruce Alfred Balchen
Inglis
R. D. Halwas
Noone
Schrever
House of Commons
Reggie
Yorkton Scrap Iron & Metal CO. Ltd
Front Street
Coop Lumber
Yorkton
Roblin Auto Body
Rec
Electric Service League of Manitoba
Canadian
General Electric
White Star
Pioneer Electric
Canadian Westinghouse
Canadian Chhomalox
Furnasman Markel Federal Pacific
Carter-Electromode Electric Heating
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