Charles Lynch Receives Souvenir Mukluks at Charter Night
Charles Lynch, chief of the Ottawa News Bureau for Southam Newspapers, wore mukluks gifted by The Passions Club at their Charter Night in Guy Hall. The boots bear the "W-T" initials of the Winnipeg Tribune. Lynch, guest speaker at the banquet, delivered a humorous yet serious address before returning to Ottawa.
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Charles Lynch
Passions Club
Guy Hall
Southam
Winnipeg Tribune
Ottawa
Lynch
Delegation Seeks Shorter Bus Trips for Local Students
A Carrot River Valley petition asks the school board to shorten bus hours for eight area families. The plan offers two options including routing three families via R-3 Opasquia Overrun about seven miles or paying a parent to drive to Whitmore's Corner.
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Carrot River Valley
Mervin Paterson
George Anderson
Sewchuck
McDougall
Griffiths
Whitmore’s Corner
Juveniles Playing Around Prompt Guard’s Call for Action
A quote shows a police official lamenting juvenile misbehavior and demanding steps to restore order, warning that justice could become a laughing stock if unchecked. The remark stresses the need for effective measures against juvenile trouble.
Council plans seek better design to curb barn like buildings
Councillor S W Reid urges Town Council and Planning to review building plans in The Pas as the town expands. He cites Fischer Avenue as an example and says modern design should image a new community for current and future generations. In a separate case, Judge Macphee weighs a 15 year old on a knife theft charge amid prior juvenile court appearances and probation, with potential placement at Portage Home for Boys if reoffending occurs.
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Pas
S.W. Reid
Reid
Community Services
Fischer Avenue
Macphee
RCMP
Portage
Caribbean visitors enjoy snow on Manitoba trip
Six students from Saint Lucia and two escorts toured The Pas as part of a Manitoba government program to spark interest in winter activities. The visit aimed to plan special programs and broaden engagement with northern communities.
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Saint Lucia
Caribbean
Manitoba Gov
Legion Sponsors Queen Candidate In The Pas Queer Contest
The Pas branch of the Royal Canadian Legion sponsors Miss Karen Johnson a 22 year old local girl for the Trappers Festival Queen Contest. Born in Winnipeg she has lived in The Pas and worked as a welfare department secretary since spring 1968. Seven queen candidates have been confirmed with sponsors from The Pas Frontier Collegiate Cranberry Portage Flin Flon Snow Lake and Thompson NDP Ladies Club.
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Pas
Royal Canadian Legion
Karen Johnson
Winnipeg
Miss Johnson
Edmonton
Calgary
Los Angeles
Department of Welfare
The
Legion
Vocational School
Friendship Center
Frontier Collegiate
Cranberry Portage
Flin Flon Trout Festival
Snow Lake High School
Thompson Ndp Ladies Club
Minor Hockey Final Registration at the Rink
A final registration for minor hockey players is set for Saturday December 14 at 12:30 p.m. Officials will not accept players after this date. Those unable to attend in person may phone the registration link at the allotted time.
Huskies Aid The Pas Minor Hockey Fund
The Pas Huskies captain Claude Kozik presents a $400 donation to Ron Cox president of the Minor Hockey Association. The Huskies 320 Club contributed to assist local minor hockey efforts in The Pas.
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Claude Kozik
Pas Huskies
Ron Cox
Minor Hockey Association
Huskies
Pas
Rink Staff Trims Jobs to Three at Local Arena
Councillor Stan Reid told Town Council that the rink staff was reduced from five to three after a committee review showed more workers than needed. The labor force was examined and a rescheduling was ordered by Mr Cameron as instructed.
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Stan Reid
Cameron
Two HERALDS In One Week Advertisers Notice
Advertisers and subscribers are informed that during the week of December 16 the HERALD will publish two editions. The regular edition appears Wednesday December 18 and a second edition Saturday December 21. Advertising copy due by 12 noon December 19. news club and church notices due by 12 noon December 18. carriers begin collection for December four editions with December 21 issue.
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Herald
Residents decry eleven oclock curfew as absurd
The Pas residents criticized the 11 p.m. curfew for children 14 and under calling it ridiculous. Councillor Stu Carey said the rule aims to give police a reason to question late street presence, while parents complain some youths still stay out past midnight.
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Pas
Audrey Batchelor
Stu Carey
Carey
Herald and Town Council
Vern Bernstrom
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