Prison Visit Prides Modern Women's Facility In Centrel Canada
Conservative MP Gene Rheaume recalls a visit to a new women's prison in The Pas Man noting it as one of the most modern efficient and comfortable establishments of its type he had seen. The article, passed through Ottawa readers, hints at broader discussion of law and order in the region.
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Gene Rheaume
Northwest Territories
Law
Ottawa
Rheaume
Jeike Ie
What's Another Thirty Days A Story Of Imprisonment And Despair
A candid narration follows a man in custody reflecting on repeated jail terms, fines unpaid, and a drift from family life. He recalls a volatile encounter with authority, themes of poverty, bias, and broken promises. He questions chance, loyalty, and the lure of stability offered by work and relocation.
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Crowbar
Reserve
Duffle Parkas Spark Teen Interest At Flin Flon
Local Coll te students recall fashion trend as Duffle Parkas gain popularity among youths at Flin Flon with inquiries about where to buy. Festival news notes Steelgas Ltd backing Trappers Festival with pancake breakfasts and bonfire gatherings at the Fort daily 9 to 11 A.M.
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Steelgas Ltd
Horn of Plenty Sale to Benefit Pas Hospital Incubator
The Pas Hospital Auxiliary hosts a Horn of Plenty Sale this Saturday in the Legation Hall at 2:00 PM. Dolls, stockings, and a Christmas Hamper including a turkey will be auctioned, with tickets sold at the event. Net proceeds fund a new incubator costing $1,000 now in use at St Anthony’s.
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Pas Hospital
Legion Hall
Turkey
Horn of Plenty
St. Anthony''s
Northern Manitoba backs national park study location debated
About fifty representatives from northern Manitoba communities endorsed creating a national park in the region. The Cranberry Portage site faced opposition from The Pas, which argued forestry and fishing would be harmed. A northern route north of Flin Flon toward Lynn Lake was proposed, with a committee formed to study the proposal and leadership named.
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Manitoba
John Bodnar
Pas
Harry Trager
Churchill Forest Industries
Flin Fton
Lynn Lake
Tom Do
Flin Flon
Cap Anderson
Cranberry Portage
Chamber of Commerce
Sunday Program Scuttled by CBC Management
CBC management canceled the controversial Sunday program aired on CBC TV stations last Sunday claiming no useful purpose would be served by wider airing. The show, first broadcast in Canada on November 27, drew sharp criticism for an unmarried couple discussing sex and was canceled with an official note by December 1.
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CBC
CBC -Tv
Canada
CBC Alphone Ouimet
Cortaily 24
Curling Rinks Prepared For The Pas Winter Sports
The Pas schools, with the Attorney General and Natural Resources departments, prepared curling rinks as part of a festival. Seven rinks are underway this week at Mary Duncan, Kelsey, Foe, and Sacred locations. Parents teachers and children contributed time and effort to the project.
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Attorney General's Department
Natural Resources Department
Pas
Mary Duncan
Kelsey
Sacred Ie
Knoll Inquest Finds Irresponsibility
A Coroner's Jury at The Pas reconvened to review the death of seven year old Knoll, caused by mishandling firearms while building a fort near the Y area of the CNR track. The inquest, presided by Coroner Neil Macphee, heard witnesses including Kim Johnson and Robert Halliday, with Mayer and Clinton Martin reporting a pellet gun and a shotgun involved. The jury urged stricter firearm sale scrutiny to minors and enforcement of store sale laws.
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Knoll
CNR
Pas
Pas Court House
Neil Macphee
Orson Wright
CNY
Mayer
Martin
Johnson
Geoffrey Knoll
Kim Johnson
Evidence Of Good Hunting In Moose Year
A photo from last Friday afternoon on Fischer shows continued success in moose hunting. The message highlights a strong year with ample proof of thriving game activity and favorable conditions for hunters.
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Moose
Fischer
Joys Of A Bush Pilot 1923 1924 Tale
A reminiscence recounts Bill Weaver flying a Avro seaplane with G J around Cedar Lake to Moose Lake in 1924. The front cockpit offered a peaceful view as thousands of birds rose with the Rolls Royce engine. The account mentions a planned Grand Rapids dam and an old railway, referencing 1924 aerial map photos.
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Bill Weaver
G.J
Avro
Moose Lake
Platts
Mandy
Cedar Lake
Cedar
Moose
Grand Rapids
Sturgeon
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