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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 03, 1971
Page
14
A Labatt's Brewery trophy for the World Championship Dog Races is shown in the Winnipeg Art Centre. The three lap 150 mile race winner is cited, with Howie Larke noting Labatt's is the only company with a commercial display in the Centre. The three trophies in the photo were created by C. I. Tellenius for Labatt's.
Officials report an E M O siren test near noon Thursday as part of a routine check. Manitoba Telephone System rearranged back cabling at the Town detachment to ensure the alarm switch remains functional. Sergeant Elliott said the siren is normally tested twice a year and only used in emergencies. A reader urged public warning before tests to avoid confusion.
The Manitoba Telephone System announced two more channels went into service on Monday January 18 to boost the northern radiotelephone network. Three extra radiotelephone console positions at The Pas and two at Selkirk were added to handle about 20,000 radiotelephone calls annually, serving 257 locations including nursing stations camps tractor trains and aircraft from terminals at The Pas Norway House and Selkirk.
In a tense weekend rematch, Norman Michelle powered the Blues to a 5 4 win over Prince Albert with a late third period strike. Dave Morton excelled in goal as PA briefly surged before Michelle tied the game early in the second period and Dan Highway and others followed with key goals.
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Vic Boback's second goal of the game at 9 40 gave the Kings a 5 4 lead. The pace stayed torrid as Butch Fleury tied it at 14 45. Bob Lehner's breakaway at 16 25 put Prince Albert ahead 6 5. Ferne was penalized at 18 32 prompting Dave Morton to come on for the Blues. Fleury scored again at 18 34 as the third period closed 6 6. An overtime produced goals from Highway for the Blues and Nilsson for PA, ending 7 7. Twelve penalties were called, six per side. The Blues finish regular season play and await the remaining schedules to begin playoffs.
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