Manitoba Duck Season Opens With Heavy Mallard Flight
Manitoba waterfowl opening day reports from Kai Jacobsen and partners describe a bumper haul across pothole country. Mallards teals and canvasbacks were abundant, with four hunters bagging seven ducks near a slough before filling their limit by late afternoon. Also notes Junior Rifle Club championship upcoming at Neepawa and Master Angler counts rising with anglers like K D Morgan and A Doomernik earning qualifying fish in Manitoba lakes.
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Manitoba
Kai Jacobsen
McCreary
Ray Murray
Neepawa
Wally Townley
Erickson
Wally
Yours
Gadbill
Ray
K. D. Morgan
Dunseith
N.D
Lake William
A. Doomernik
Winnipeg
Brereton Lake
Edward Claus
Lee River
Clarence Dyke
Fairmount
N.C
Caribou Lake
Alex Morrison
United Church Young People's Union Convention Set in Boissevain
The Manitoba Conference Young People's Union of the United Church of Canada plans its annual convention at St. Paul's United Church in Boissevain from October 8 to 10. Rev. D. Bruce Johnson of Harrow United Church will speak on the theme Disciple ship with three addresses and sessions on seminars workshops elections and religious drama.
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YPA
George Takashima
Winnipeg
C. Witney
Mines and Natural Resources
YPU
Barbara Gilmour
United Church House
Christian Education Office
Maryland Street
Manitoba Conference
Young People’s Union of the United Church of Canada
St. Paul's United Church
Boissevain
Manitoba
D. Bruce Johnson
Harrow United Church
Brandon Professor Named To Historic Sites And Monuments Board
William David Smith, history professor at Brandon College, is named Manitoba member of the Historic Sites and Monuments Board of Canada. The appointment comes from the Department of Northern Affairs and National Resources, succeeding the late Msgr.
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Brandon
Historic Sites and Monuments Board
William David Smith
Brandon College
Manitoba
Historic Sites and Monuments Board of Canada
Department of Northern Affairs and National Resources
Smith
Msgr
Manitoba historian Antoine d'Eschambault profile
Antoine d Eschambault of Genthon Manitoba is a Manitoba historian and University of Montreal graduate who has taught history at Brandon College since 1948. He belongs to the Manitoba Historical Society and the Canadian Historical Society and focuses on Western Canadian history.
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Antoine d'Eschambault
Genthon
Manitoba
University of Montreal
Brandon College
Manitoba Historical Society
The
Canadian Historical Society
Western Canada
Littering Critique Promotes Self-Policing on Ontario Roads
A group of Ontario teens spent an afternoon cleaning roadside litter to commend their efforts and urge drivers to use ashtrays bags and proper disposal. The piece notes fines exist but enforcement is costly and urges every motorist and passenger to act as a responsible “policeman” to keep scenery pristine.
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Ontario
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