Santa visits Clearwater Lake Hospital patients for Christmas
Santa Claus visited Clearwater Lake Hospital along with members of the BPO Elks Lodge and the Royal Purple to hand out gifts and candies to about 180 patients. The visit featured jigs with patients, a small musical group, and hospital staff decorations. A hepatitis outbreak led to a quarantine of 43 children in the ward.
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Clearwater Lake Hospital
B.P.O. Elks Lodge
Santa Claus
Santa
Hamilton
Moose Lake
Grant Emery
Gr Mb
Frank Laskowski
Ladies of the Royal Purple
Advan
Mintos Seek New Home For Sask Junior Hockey Franchise
The Prince Albert Mintos seek a new city to relocate their Sask Junior Hockey League franchise for the rest of the season after their arena burned. Potential bids include Dauphin Loydminster Humboldt and Melfort with four to five towns mentioned. No decision has been made yet as officials evaluate each site.
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Mintos
Frank Boucher
Steve Rusznitsky
Dauphin
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Loydminster
Humboldt
Melfort
Next issue date for The Pas Herald announced
The Pas Herald announces its next issue will publish January 4 Thursday. There will be no issue between Christmas and New Year. After January 4 the paper will resume weekly publication on Wednesdays.
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Fish Dogs Enter Manitoba Fisheries Exposure at Conference
A fish wiener product dubbed Fish Dogs was showcased in The Pas by Bill Lantz from the Federal Department of Fisheries at a fisherman's conference in the Legion Hall. The event, sponsored by Mines and Resources, drew fish dealers amid a $2 million northern Manitoba fish trade. The U.S. market pressure prompts calls for higher quality fresh water fish to boost Canadian supply and compete with coastal salmon products.
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Bill Lantz
Federal Department of Fisheries
Legion Hall
Department of Mines and Resources
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Manitoba
United States
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U.S
Carol Festival Draws Standing Room Only Crowd
The Community Carol Festival sponsored by The Pas Rotary Club filled the Collegiate Auditorium last Saturday evening. Twelve choirs performed including three Devon Mission Senior Choir members who sang Cree carols and were aided by Anglican Missionary Don Banks and the Devon Mission Junior Choir in matching gowns.
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Pastotary Club
Devon Mission
Don Banks
Special Christmas issue of The Pas Herald highlights historic pages
The Pas Herald presents a three page Christmas section with greetings from local merchants chosen for family readers. It includes a loaned copy of Hudson's Bay Herald from 1911, extracts photographed in, and a vintage ad for Joseph Moran's store. The piece notes aged printing and a photo of Odie Moran's father’s store.
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Pas Herald
Pas
Cece Patterson
Hudson's Bay Herald
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Herald
Odie Moran
Odie
Bert
Moran
Joseph Moran
Carol Festival Rebroadcast Planned on CFAR
CFAR will rebroadcast segments of the Carol Festival this Friday at 7 30 PM on CFAR 590. The station taped the festival and has edited highlights for the two hour program.
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Carol
CFAR
Cfar - 590
Pas Golden Anniversary Plans Under Way
Next September organizational meeting sets plans for The Pas Golden Anniversary. Local groups and citizens met in Council Chambers to organize celebrations. The Pas incorporated in 1912 as Manitoba expanded boundaries that year. A provincial committee of three cabinet ministers will plan events.
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Manitoba
Local P O sets mail records for December period
The local Post Office reports an estimated 10 000 more pieces of mail handled in the past three weeks this year than any prior year up to 6 p m Monday December 18. At The Pas 85 755 pieces passed the automatic cancelling machine from December 1 to 18 and 3402 bags of mail were received in the same period.
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Paul Dominick
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