Walleye and related perch species in Manitoba fisheries
The text details carp, bass, and walleye habits in winter and spawning. It explains walleye taxonomy, names, and distinguishing traits from sauger, plus growth, diet, and spawning. Manitoba programs released 9,000,000 eyed walleye eggs in 1960 and planted adults in Childs Lake. Best angling spots, depth habits, and bait preferences for walleye are described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
American Fishes Society
Quebec
Sanadense
Dorothy
Eleanor
Lac du Bonnet
Neepawa
World Wheat Trade Seen Reaching New Highs in 1960s
W G Malaher predicts world wheat trade may hit a record around 1 450 million bushels this year driven by India and Asiatic reserves. Postwar growth boosted demand and exports, with non Big Four shipments rising to 25 30 percent, while Canada’s share slipped from 34 percent to 21 22 percent amid shifting export patterns.
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India
United States
Argentina
Australia
Canada
USA
Wise Decisions Farm Finance Ad from Royal Bank
A farm finance advice note from the Royal Bank promotes impartial counsel from the local manager for farm decisions. It highlights Farm Improv Loans as long term low interest options and invites farmers to visit the Russell branch for a free booklet. The manager named is H. E B. T. Way.
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Royal Bank
Royal
Manitoba 4H scholarship for home economics or agriculture
Applicants age 17 by July 1 1961 must complete 4H club work in past five years. Boys need grade 12 girls grade 11. Enter The University of Manitoba 1961 programs. Tenable scholarship funds degree study with a July 14 deadline and July 28 interview in Winnipeg. Leadership club record and community activity weigh selection. winner receives trip to the Canadian National Exhibition.
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School of Home Economics
Faculty of Agriculture
University of Manitoba
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Extension Service
Manitoba Department of Agriculture and Conservation
C N E Scholarship Offered To Manitoba 4-Her
University entrance scholarship of 600 dollars is offered again by the Canadian National Exhibition to a Manitoba 4 H club member or former member who wishes to pursue higher education and meets eligibility requirements.
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Bs University
Manitoba
Canadian National Exhibition
Population Increase A Home Grown Product
Canada’s population growth from 1951 to 1956 and projected 1956 to 1961 is driven mainly by natural increase rather than immigration. Natural increase accounted for about 70 percent of 2,000,000 added in 1951–56, rising to about 80 percent in 1956–61, with net migration contributing the rest. June census will provide a precise figure.
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Canada
Ontario
British Columbia
Manitoba showcases honeycomb food displays at Brandon exhibition
Manitoba's industry department will sponsor a new "Manitoba Highlights Industry" display at Red River and Brandon exhibitions. Food products feature in hexagonal honeycomb shelves with taped messages heard via earphones and phones guiding a pantomime.
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Manitoba
Department of Industry and Commerce
Red River
Brandon
Gurney Evans
Evans
Booklet On Trapping Predators For Farmers
A booklet from the Game Branch helps farmers and ranchers deal with predators roaming farms including coyotes skunks foxes raccoons mink and weasels labeled as bad guys and good guys. It covers information to protect domestic animals and control outlaw predators on lands and farms.
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Roblin
Roblin Collegiate
Stephens
S and
Russell Hardware & Supplies
Russell
World OF Wheat
W. G. Malaher
Searle Grain Company, Ltd
THE
Royal Bank OF Canada
H. E B. T. Way
C.N.E
Chevrolet
F. Clement
Sons, Ltd
Cbc-Tv
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