Lamb Cattle Sale Amid Moose Lake Losses and Arbitration
Tom Lamb reports selling 50 cows to H Bar C Ranch and shipping 100 more to Tisdale in 25 head lots. Two bulls sold to George Masse. cattle holdings and 125 bred heifers plus 235 bred cows are in dispute with Manitoba Hydro over Moose Lake losses. Arbitration likely. Lamb seeks buyers locally as October calves could fetch about 40000 dollars.
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Lamb Ranch
Moose
Grand Rapids Hydro
Satboran
Tom Lamb
H Bar C
Tisdale
George Masse
Moose Lake
Lamb
Lands Branch
Mr. Lamb
Tom Creighton
Eli Flon
Walter Johnson
Police Urge Frost Shield Compliance Ahead of Deadline
RCMP at The Pas report issuing several warnings to drivers lacking frost shields required by December 1 under the Highway Traffic Act. Police warn that motorists without shields face summonses as enforcement begins.
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RCMP
Pas
Youths Placed on Probation After Juvenile Court Hearing
Four youths aged 15 to 17 faced one year of probation with alcohol abstinence after a Juvenile Court hearing on assault charges. The Crown sought to transfer one 17 year old to adult court, but Judge Neil Macphee upheld defense. He noted probation can extend until age 21, and no transfer was granted beyond the oldest youth turning 18 in February. The Crown indicated interest only in that youth. The matter continued to page 16.
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W.R. Martin
Neil Macphee
Macphee
Texaco bulk plant service station hearing set
The Pas Municipal Board schedules a public hearing Friday January 3 to consider objections to amending the Town Planning Scheme to allow Texaco to build a bulk plant and service station opposite LaVerandrye Motel on Gordon Avenue. Final approval is stalled by the Minister of Municipal Affairs who calls the hearing. Councillor Vern Bernstrom filed a repeal notice not yet brought before Council and not expected before the hearing.
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Municipal Board
Pas
Texaco
LaVerandrye
Gordon Avenue
Vern Bernstrom
Santa at Elks Hall Friday in The Pas
Santa Claus will visit The Pas this Friday December 20 at the Elks Hall to distribute treats to preschool children and to first and second graders from Sacred Heart The Pas Elementary Kelsey Opasquai Big Eddy and Indian Day Schools. Schedule shows 9 30 for grades one and two 10 45 for other schools and 2 00 for preschoolers with parents.
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Santa Claus
Pas
North Pole
B. P.O. Elks
Santa
The
Elks
Elks Hall
Sacred Heart
Kelsey and
Opasquai
Big Eddy
Indian Day
Steelgas
Stephen Juba
Winnipeg
Pas and District Farmers Association
Dew Upon The Grass Now Out In Book Form
Book release by Modern Press of Saskatoon retells Moose Lake settlement history through the Tom Lamb family. Billie Lamb Allan highlights parallels to current Tom Lamb and family while noting wildlife concerns and a planned sanctuary in the flooded area near Grand Rapids.
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Tom Lamb
Billie Lamb Allan
Modern Press
Saskatoon
Lamb
Moose Lake
Tom Sr
Tom Jr
Grand Rapids
Winnipeg
Next Issue December 23 The Pas Herald
The Pas Herald announces its next issue will publish Monday December 23. Papers will be ready for local carriers Monday morning. Advertisers must submit copy by Saturday noon December 71st and church notices should arrive at the Herald office by the deadline.
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Pas Herald
Herald
Manitoba Teacher Salary Case Goes To Arbitration
The Manitoba Teachers Society local sought arbitration after the board rejected a new contract demand. An Arbitration Board of three members met in Winnipeg on December 9 to hear both sides. Neither side disclosed thinking, but a decision is expected soon. The Department of Education named the chairman alongside the two members named by each party.
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Manitoba Teacher's Society
Arbitration
Winnipeg
Department of Education
Staggered Classes End At Kelsey Schools
Staggered classes in three elementary schools end this week with the eight room Kelsey School due for turnover after the Christmas break. The new collegiate auditorium should finish then, and a 16 room Opasquai School is due in February. The Pas Reserve will integrate next September as Indian Affairs funds the eight room addition and part of the auditorium.
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Kelsey School
Kelsey
Opasquai
Indian Affairs
Pas Reserve
Fires Prompt Two Small Incidents at Local Stores
The local Volunteer Fire Department responded to two fire calls since December 11 with only minor damage. On December 11 a SAAN Store wiring fire caused minor damage from burnt tires. On December 14 a half ton truck at 1029 Hallcrow Avenue caught fire with very light damage.
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SAAN
Halcrow Avenue
Ian Gunn to Cover Pas Herald Sports Section
Ian Gunn begins writing sports for The Pas Herald and plans to cover local activities. He works with B and E Sporting Goods and invites publicity chairmen of local committees to contact him directly with news items.
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Ian Gunn
Herald Sports
Fan Gunn
Pas Herald
Lan Direct
Trappers Festival Lineup Nears Completion in Manitoba
Snow piles on Edwards and Fourth as the 17th Annual Trappers Festival advances. John Bodnar oversees construction with Elks Lodge help for an ice palace. events include snow sculpture, Musher’s Banquet, Indian Arts Show, Pow Wow, broomball, dog derbies, soap box and snowshoe races, Queen coronation, and multiple concerts and dances across The Pas area with regional sponsors and venues.
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Edwards
John Bodnar
Elks Lodge
Guy Hall
John Fisher
Elk’s Hall
T. Eaton Company
Manitoba
Long Plains
Portage la Prairie
Elk's Hall
Pas Arena
Stores in The Pas Shift to Christmas Shopping Hours
The Pas clothing and dry goods stores adopt Christmas shopping hours staying open until 9 PM all week and again next Monday. Some grocery stores like Allard's Smith's ae and Sam's Bob's Keddie Berg will operate during the day Monday.
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The
Pas
Allard's
Smith's
Sam
Old Dutch Joins Trappers Festival as Fur Queen Sponsor
Old Dutch Potato Chips joined the Trappers Festival family as sponsor for the Queen contest. Manager Joe La Monica announced mink fur jackets for the Queen and runners up and a week long U.S. appearance tour ending in Minneapolis. The Queen and two princesses will also visit Winnipeg to promote the festival.
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Joe LaMonica
LaMonica
United States
Minneapolis
States
Winnipeg
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