Manitoba announces 1980 waterfowl season despite drought
Natural Resources Minister Brian Ransom released the 1980 waterfowl season details noting bag limits stay the same as last year while drought reduces juvenile ducks in Manitoba. Five year regulation program starts fall 1979 with zones W1 through W4 opening dates and restrictions for ducks geese rails coots and Wilsons snipe. Non-Canadian hunters face delayed openings and mornings only geese in certain areas. Daily limits include eight ducks and specific caps on mallards canvasbacks redheads rails snipe geese and sandhill cranes with possession limits doubling daily bag totals.
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Brian Ransom
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Fitness minister announces new departmental logo design
Fitness Recreation and Sport Minister Bob Banman announced acceptance of a logo chosen from Red River Community CollegeAdvertising Art students. The stylized F R S design by graduate Hae Dv Neeoerehisly Wen Hee Ss Rake Owe F Meee Feee was selected for department publications and materials. Banman gave a cheque to the Student Design Group at a reception recognizing their hours of work.
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Bob Banman
Red River Community College
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How to shop for contacts in Manitoba 1980
Dr. Harry Basman of the Manitoba Optometric Society offers ten tips to shop for contact lenses safely and affordably. Prioritize eye health, see a qualified optometrist, and understand fees, inclusions, and aftercare. Be cautious of pushy sellers and disclose health and daily activity details to find suitable hard or soft lenses.
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Manitoba Optometric Society
Optometry
Doctor of Optometry
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