Sportsmen's Dinner Set By Kinsmen Club in The Pas
The Kinsmen Club of The Pas hosts its annual Sportsmen's Dinner to aid Crippled Children's Society. Proceeds go to the charity. The April 26 event at Guy Hall features guest speakers Ted Green Boston Bruins defenseman Hersch Lerner Maple Leaf Curling Club and Gordon Jukes secretary manager of the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association.
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Pas
Guy Hall
Ted Green
Boston Bruins
N.H.L
Hersch Lerner
Maple Leaf Curling Club
Manitoba
Gordon Jukes
Canadian Amateur Hockey Association
Finland
Ted Green Dinner and Guest Speakers With Golf Film
The Kinsmen Club hosts a 3 30 P M reception followed by dinner at 7 P M Dinner is to be followed by guest speakers and an evening of entertainment A film of Darlings Wonderful World of Golf will be shown Tickets are on sale from any club member for 5 00 each Limited tickets remain so act now to avoid the rush
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Kinsmen Club
Mooted $80,000 Building at Edwards Corner
Reports from The Pas discuss a proposed two storey building at the Edwards and Se cond corner next to Herman's General Store. A construction figure of $80,000 is mentioned with the site stretching from Edwards to the lane. A small existing building would be removed. The plan is a store on the main floor with suites on the second floor.
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Pas
Edwards and
Herman's General Store
Edwards
Socreds Meet Here Tonight in The Pas Elk's Hall
National president Martin Kelln of Canada’s Social Credit Association and Saskatchewan Social Credit leader speaks at Elk's Hall in The Pas at 8 00 P M. A question and answer period follows his address. Local supporters say the event informs the public on Social Credit’s stance on national affairs.
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Canada
Social Credit Association
Martin Kelln
Pas
Elk's Hall
Kelln
Saskatchewan Socred Party
Social Credit National Jeader
Robert Thompson
Social Credit
Socred
Pas Town Council Sets 1965 Mill Rate at 68
The Pas Town Council last Wednesday established a 1965 mill rate of 68. The decision sets property tax levels for the year and affects local assessments.
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Pas
School Board Seeks Mill Reduction in Budget Talks
The Kelsey School Board urged council to cut the mill rate by more than three mills, arguing a drop from last year. Council had planned for higher school costs but the board proposed lowering the general and special levies, signaling substantial savings if adopted.
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Kelsey
Council
Lions Club Monster Bingo Supports Winton Pool Project
The Pas Lions Club hosts a two half Monster Bingo this Saturday at Legion and Near-Life halls. Proceeds go to repair and replace components of the Winton Swimming Pool over two years. Tickets are $2 for 15 games with a $25 advance door prize per ball and total prizes of $1000, including $500 for game 15.
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Pas Lions Club
Winton
the Legion
Near- Life
Centennial Curling Project Seeks Local Support and Plans
The Pas and area Centennial Project seeks pledges from service and fraternal groups to fund a new arena, curling rink, club rooms, concession booth and washrooms near Halcrow Lake. A five member committee chairs the drive with bids from three contractors and a potential tie in by the Curling Club. If a single plan fits the budget by 1967, it could prioritize construction. The capital cost is around 160000 dollars, not including curling club pledges.
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Pas
John Bodnar
Bodnar
Legion
Halcrow Lake
Curling Club
Glee Club Plans Two Sunday Shows at Lido Theatre
The DM Chorus presents its annual production Music for Spring with two Sunday performances at the Lido Theatre, one at 1:00 PM and another at 8:30 PM. Admission is 1.00 for adults, 0.50 for children under 16 at the matinee. Local artists join the chorus and a Christ Church anniversary dedication is included. Denyse Morrish directs.
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DM Chorus
Lido Theatre
Christ Church
Denyse Morrish
School Board Budget Totals 488 428 00 With Salary Lead
Breakdown shows teachers salaries at 273 278 00, up 14 000 from last year, maintenance and operation 54 360 00, transportation 34 164 00, debenture payments 81 885, administration 16 960, and supplies 11 300. Vocational servicesLibrarytextbooks and misc expenses also listed. Grants total 261 205 00 from two governments, continuation on page 9.
MTS Life Membership For Margaret Barbour
Miss Margaret I Barbour teacher in The Pas for 42 years receives a life membership from The Manitoba Teachers Society at its Winnipeg dinner on April 19 during the annual meeting. Her career spans The Pas since 1922 after eight years in New Brunswick and includes leadership in the local teachers association and community projects.
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Margaret I. Barbour
Pas
Manitoba Teachers Society
Winnipeg
Pas Reserve
Barbour
Manitoba Tourist Association Convention In The Pas Planned
The Manitoba Tourist Association stages its spring convention and Manitoba tourist conference in The Pas on Monday May 10. Delegates from Swan River north gather with motel lodge owners and chambers of commerce for staff training public relations topics and a discussion on American and Canadian tourism north to Northern Manitoba. The day ends with a banquet and dance at Nor-Lite Hall.
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Manitoba Tourist Association
Manitoba
Pas
Swan River North
Nor-Lite Hall
Herald consolidates to single plant and office in The Pas
Starting next Monday April 26 The Pas Herald will operate from one office and plant after renovations to the former Northern Mail plant. All advertising and news copy must go to the Third at Ross plant with deadlines 2 PM Monday for ads 5 PM for classifieds and 4 PM for news copy.
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Pas Herald
Northerm Mail
Ross
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Socreds
Lion'ls
Pas Lion'ls
Pas Girl Guide Association
Hazel Profit
Olive Smith
Association
Marilyn Adworthy
Brownie
Beverly Alm
Lion's Bingo
MTS
Margaret Barbour
Herald
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