Fishing season opening hooks anglers across Manitoba
Anglers ready for opening day as trout waters open amid rain and snowmelt. Water levels improve on larger lakes, but Lake Dauphin remains notably low. Trap nets on Whitemud River yield 27 tons of suckers and nearly 24% tons of marins, with experiments planned for open-water use. Moose and elk populations are monitored, with a possible elk season closure in the Duck Mountains discussed by Minister Witney. A correction notes Fish-A-Car derby tickets at 20 dollars including rail fare and a new 1961 car.
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Manitoba
Lake Dauphin
Whitemud River
Porcupine and
Duck Mountains
Spruce Woods
Riding Mountain Park
Riding Mountains
C. H. Witney
Mines and Resources
Legion Branch
Shoal Lake
Ten Bucks
Bill Yacina
Bill
Pritchard Ave
Winnipeg
Lynn Lake
Wolverine Lodge
Lake Vandek
Alex Fedoruk
Australian Crow Trap Aids Winter Magpie Control
An Australian Crow Trap is touted as most effective in winter months for magpie control and usable in summer if placed between bluffs. Readers are urged to report catches of crows and magpies while local biologist notes discuss fish speeds from stop watches and underwater film.
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Art Wilson
Birtle Eye Witness
May 1960 Catholic Services At St Theresa Church
Schedule fragments show May 1960 Catholic masses at St Theresa Church with times for Rossburn Angusville Oakburn and Oakburn Farms including Feast Of Ascension observances and multiple services throughout the day.
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St. Theresa Church
Rossburn
Angusville
Oakburn
Oakburn Farms
Vista
Birdtail
Inglis Angusville
Russell
Foxwarren
Binscarth
Birtle
Shoalake
St. Lazare
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R. T. Robinson
Erekhov
United Church
the Presbyterian Church In
Argyle AR
Beckford
Walter Donovan
John Pradinuk
G. A. Lawson
R. G. Smellie
Harry L. Trump
Optometrist
Brandon
F. M. Findlay
Raginski Funeral Home
Pete Kreshewski
Dick Zaruk
Wm McKietiuk
Walter Korol
Borodie’s Tire Shop