Calf Killed Near Inwood Stirs Predator Debate
Inwood Manitoba, a newborn calf owned by Pete Darce was found mostly devoured, with only the head, spine, and three legs remaining. The owner suspects coyotes or wild dogs, ruling out his own dog as the killer. The incident raises questions about ongoing cattle predation through a bleak winter.
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Inwood
Stonewall Argus & Teulon Times
Pete Darce
Darcel
Sifton well site posts warnings on untreated water use
Residents raise concerns as Manitoba Environment requires signs at public tank loading sites to warn that untreated water must not be used for drinking. Sifton wells, built for Rural Municipality of Dauphin with Water Source Development aid, lack free water testing by Water Services Board.
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Sifton
Manitobament of Environment
Dauphin
Water Services Board
Prairie Farm Rehabilitation Administration
Sifton Community Wells
Manitoba - Parkland
Children’s Aid Society of
Western Manitoba
Canadian Red Cross Society
Manitoba Heart Foundation
Salvation Army
Canadian Cancer Society
Lions Telethon
Arthritis Society
St. Boniface General Hospital Research Foundation
Manitoba Lung Association
M.D. Butcher & Associates
R.M
Ernie Antonow
Joaness Barnesky
Don Hrubeniuk
Diane Lawless
Rossburn
Province of
Manitoba
Council
E. Antonow
Town council seeks state action on parking fines
The Pas council urges aco government to pass legislation requiring payment of fines before vehicle registration. MAUM meeting in April to consider lobbying for the measure as 1000-plus fines totaling about 12000 dollars remain unpaid.
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PAS
Pro Aco
Opasquia Times
Manitoba Association of Urban Municipalities
Maum
Thompson Inco Metals Pioneers Mining Improvements in Manitoba
Thompson division of the major company leads in new mining equipment development in North America. The plan centers on a tram line to haul 6,000 tons of ore daily from the T-3 site to the T-1 refinery along a two mile route. The column consolidates notes from nearly 50 community newspapers across Manitoba.
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Thompson
Inco Metals
Mega-Company
North America
Rossburn RM Council approves veterinary practice support
The Rossburn Rural Municipality council met January 8 with Rossburn Vet Advisory Committee to back Dr Barbara Nelson's veterinary practice with a one time 6600 grant. Payment split 3300 at signing and six months later, plus a three year agreement.
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Barbara Nelson
Keith Alexander
Philip Armbruster
Wayne Carson
Lloyd Lukinski
Jacob Unrau
Rossburn
Ken Caldwell
Nelson
R.M. of
Don Hay
Sam Stewart
Tom Grant
Hayhurst Elias Dudek Inc. Insurance Brokers
Rossburn Regional Library
R.M
Musical ride goes full-time in 1962
In 1962 the R.C.M.P. musical ride was made a full-time operation. The passage notes other dates such as the 1878 Conservative National Policy convention, the 1869 Montreal Star first issue, and 1958 Lester B. Pearson succeeding Louis St Laurent as Liberal leader.
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R.C.M.P
Montreal Star
Lester B. Pearson
Louis St. Laurent
Liberal Party
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