Rod and Gun Manitoba welcomes new readers and reports on opening day
The column greets new Rod and Gun Manitoba readers including Shilo Stag, recalls World War II era origins of the publication, and previews opening day hunting with notes on duck and goose activity, angling hotspots on Waterhen and Lake Manitoba Narrows, and a tax on duck stamps controversy in Quebec.
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Robinson
Shilo
Royal Winnipeg Rifles
Manitoba
Lake
Irwin Lake
George Nadeau
Walter Ritchie
Pat Lord
Duck Mountain
Kerr’s Lake
Mountain Road
Ken Dean
John Speiss
Minnedosa
Fishes of
Speiss
Quebec
Competition seeks lake name with prizes in Rossburn
Citizens asked to name the lake with a $10 prize from The Chalet in Rossburn. Each entry must include a short explanation and be delivered to Centennial Secretary Otto Elverson by September 30, 1966.
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Otto Elverson
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