Toll Revenue Forecast for Seaway Channels in 1960
Toll revenue for the inter national canals including the St. Lawrence forecast prior to the Seaway opening shows 1960 tolls at Welland Canal totaling 10,109.59 and overall tolls for the year are estimated at 15,196,000 dollars.
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St. Law
Welland Canal
Manitoba Trials Walleye Cage Culture Experiment
A new Canadian fish culture method trials buoyed nylon cages in Falcon Lake for walleye and other species. Manitoba minister Hon C H Witney and biologist Alex Fedoruk outline 100,000 fertilized eggs per cage, control trays, and feeding by plankton to prevent cannibalism as divers monitor survival and later free swimming.
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Canada
Manitoba
C. H. Witney
Mines and Natural Resources
Alex Fedoruk
Department of Mines and Natural Resources
Bob Gould
University Summer
Falcon Lake
West End Creek
Witney
Public Relations leader highlights Brandon College ties and awards
Public Relations chief outlines his academic path from University of Manitoba to Brandon College medals in political science and history. He pursues graduate work at McGill, plans a Rotary Fellowship year in Manchester, England, and emphasizes cooperation during early school and home visits.
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University of Manitoba
Brandon College
McGill University
Manchester
England
Rotary Foundation
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New Manitoba Park Planned To Preserve Grassy River Route
Hon. C. H. Witney says parks division plans a new provincial park east of Cranberry Portage to preserve the Grassy River canoe route. The plan includes clearing portages, marking camping areas, and adding fire protection, while keeping the area wilderness near Cranberry Portage Simonhouse Elbow Iskwasum Loucks and Reed Lake.
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Manitoba
C. H. Witney
Mines and Natural Resources
Parks
Canada
Simonhouse
Snow Lake
Wekusko
Cranberry Portage
Sach
Grassy River
Elbow
Iskwasum
Loucks
Witney
Physical Fitness Cannot Be Bought by Dr G Duff Wilson
Dr G Duff Wilson, medical officer of health in ChK Iitchener Ont, told the Health League of Canada in Toronto that aging should retain physical activity. He urged lifelong exercise, noting many older people report better health and mood, and argued regular vigorous activity can ease retirement stresses and add enjoyment to life.
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G. Duff Wilson
Kitchener
Ont
Wilson
Health League of Canada
Toronto
H Assistant Appointed 3y Extension Service
The Honourable George Hut ton announces the appointment of Donald I Stammen as 4H specialist with the Extension Service. His headquarters will be in Winnipeg. He graduated from The University of Manitoba this spring with a Bachelor of Science in Agriculture. He has prior experience as a summer assistant agricultural representative for Steinbach Beausejour and in 1959 for Virden Melita. He was a student assistant with the Manitoba Soil Survey in 1958 and managed the Faculty of Agriculture Students' Science Fair in his final year. Born in Ambolt Saskatchewan, he moved to the Magnet district in western Manitoba at age four. His schooling was at Public School and Rorketon High School.
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Steinbach
Beausejour
Virden
Melita
Manitoba Soil Survey
University
Stammen
Faculty of Agriculture
Mr. Stammen
Ambolt
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Rorketon High School
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