Manitoba delegation to celebrate The Pas Jubilee
Manitoba Lieutenant Governor Errick F. Willis leads legislators on a northern tour ending in The Pas for the Golden Jubilee and Manitoba’s 60th parallel expansion. The group flies from Clearwater Lake to Lynn Lake and Flin Flon then Thompson and Churchill before arriving in The Pas for a 1 p.m. program and a fish fry.
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Manitoba
Errick F. Willis
Pas
Clearwater Lake
Lynn Lake
Flin Fton
Thompson
Churchill
Little Northern Museum
Clearwater Airport
Chamber of Commerce
Cade
Saskatchewan River Bridge
Harry Tia
First Decorated Store Ed Davidson Meats Mare at The Pas
Ed Davidson of The Pas hosts the first local mer Bard Concert in the Arena. The event marks a debut in decor and music as the community gathers for the inaugural performance.
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Ed Davidson
Jubilee Celebration in The Pas Promotes Gold Ribbons
The Pas hosts a Jubilee with gold ribbons for 1912 residents and guests. Registration opens Thursday at 9 a.m. at the Legion, tickets for the Oldtimer’s Banquet issued with ribbons, and admission details set for events including a parade, lawn social, and a fashion show with a diaper derby for babies. The Kinsmen Club leads the parade planning with a large turnout expected and Swan River High School Band performing at the Band Concert.
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Swan River
The
Girl Guides Association
Outdoor aerial fireworks mark Pas Jubilee celebrations
A giant outdoor fireworks display will close the Anniversary events on Sunday at 9 p m on the Pas Reserve beside the Saskatchewan River. Manitoba Hydro crew handles the display ordered from Toronto with support from local merchants and the Ways and Means Committee. Merchants funded and promoted the Jubilee with ads prizes and cash donations, and many supply anniversary souvenirs at reduced or no markup.
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Pas
Saskatchewan River
Manitoba Hydro
Toronto
Ways and Means
Souvenir items remain for Golden Jubilee celebration
Limited stock of anniversary mugs ash trays and buttons designed by Bill Morrish are on sale in local stores and at the Registr ation Booth in the Legion Hall. The Golden Jubilee Book is selling since last Friday with seven thousand copies printed and available in stores and at Legion Headquarters. Three day programs have been distributed to local stores for the event.
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Bill’ Morrish
Legion Hall
Legion
Full Program Of Indian Sports Friday Activities
The Indian Village on Edwards Avenue by the Saskatchewan River hosts a full program organized by the B P O Elks Lodge and the village. Festivities start around 11 30 a m with the opening parade followed by canoe races and visiting mayors from Prince Albert and Winnipeg.
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Edwards Avenue
Saskatchewan River
B.P.O. Elk's Lodge
Puketawagan
Saskatchewan
Prince Albert
Stephen Juba
Winnipeg
Horticultural Show Opens With Upwards of 500 Entries
The Pas Horticultural Society prepares for its annual show opening tomorrow at 2 p.m. in Guy Hall with judging already underway. The event runs 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. today for public viewing, tourists on Churchill Excursion in The Pas will tour the show this afternoon. Eric Batchelor serves as show chairman while Bert seen judges the flowers from Morden Experimental Farm and Sir Sigurdson of the Department of Agriculture is involved.
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Pas Horticultural Society
Guy Hall
Swan River
Churchill
Pas
Eric Batchelor
Bert
Morden
Frank Oo Bolt
Sir Sigurdson
Department of Ag
John Bracken Congratulates The Pas on Golden Jubilee
John Bracken sends greetings to The Pas celebrating its Golden Jubilee. He recalls his 1922 to 1943 role with Northern Manitoba pioneers and the Hub, noting transport, fur, agriculture, and mining growth. He praises progress and hopes for continued development and cultural advances. Signed John Bracken P.C.
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Carrot River
Manitoba
Pas
Northland man plans residence after forest trek
A fragment describes a man leaving a home in the great northland after a trip during the Trappers Festival. He recalls racing dogs, howling wolves, and eight black bears encountered between Canota and Totemanto Falls. He carried fishing gear and gear for travel, hinting at a planned move northward.
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Canota
Nal Falls
Great
Northland
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Jakes Avenue
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Ladie
Swar River High School
Cal's
Shell Service
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Hudsons Bay Railway
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