The Pas Win Round Robin With Reg Kachanoski Trophy
The Pas won all three starts in a seven team event edging Yorkton 4 2 and shutting out McCreary 6 0 before beating Winnipeg 6 1 to claim the Reg Kachanoski Trophy. Armand Lamibert led with four goals and Robert Leguillioux added three while Ja mieson starred in goal and coach of the year honors were noted.
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Pas
Yorkton
McCreary
Winnipeg
Reg Kacha~noski
Jamieson
Dewey” Ducharme
Reggie Jamieson
Jim Booth
Larry Haynes
Graham Harrison
Bull McKinnon
Warren Harrison
Gerry Frechette
Paul Rock
Robbie Legal
Bud Colgan Elected President of Local Red Cross
Bud Colgan was elected president of the local Red Cross Society at an annual meeting in the Council Chambers last Thursday. Vince Hasker is vice president and Jim Podbicky secretary treasurer. Bill Chapman is campaign manager with committee members including Mrs. McRory, Laurie Newstead, Mrs. J Harwood, Jack Berg, and George Leblanc. The provincial director showed films on Red Cross work and explained mouth to mouth artificial respiration. The meeting decided to rezone the local blood donor drive with details to be announced later.
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Bud Colgan
Red Cross Society
Vince Hasker
Jim Podbicky
Bill Chapman
McRory
Laurie Newstead
J. Harwood
Jack’ Berg
Yrge ‘Leblanc
Red Cross
Obituary Notice for Mrs G A Williams Reveals Death in Vancouver
The notice reports the death of Mrs G A Williams in Vancouver on Monday evening. It notes she was preceded by husband Art, and mentions her daughter Mae Noman. Williams formerly lived in The Pas, where she served as Town Engineer’s wife and Pass Matron, and was active in the United Church.
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Milliams
Mirs
Ann) Williams
Vancouver
Sheiwas
Filiamé
United Church
Mae Noman
Trappers Festival Nears With Parade Revival and Banquet
The Trappers Festival plans a three day winter show February 21 to 23 with a parade led by Hugh Stubbs and floats entered. The Tuesday night Musher's Banquet February 20 at 6 30 in the Legion Hall honors veteran mushers dating back to 1916, organized by The Pas Chamber of Commerce.
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Hugh Stubbs
CNR
Legion Hall
Pas Chamber of Commerce
Snow Sculpting Contest at Trappers Festival
The Trappers Festival sponsors a snow sculpting contest with three prizes of $15, $10, and $5 for best designs. Citizens are invited to build models in yards or vacant lots as judges tour the town over the three day festival. Teens have a separate Twist-er-Vocus event at The Pas Arena after Jayatis Briday.
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Arena
Jayatis Briday
Continuedion
Collegiate Drama Night Draws Good Crowds
A Collegiate Drama Night drew solid attendance Saturday at The Pas. The event showcased a real melodrama directed by Mrs. W. Frasany, with performances on the boards since 1903.
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The-Poards
Pas Golden Jubilee Plans Spur City Committee
The Pas marks its golden jubilee for 1912, as Manitoba expands boundaries. A planning committee formed after a December public meeting reports broad support for assigned events and a February 25 session to form a general committee with seven executives to oversee plans. Rotary Club commits to the Oldtimers Banquet and Elk’s club involvement noted.
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Pas
Manitoba
Gateway Printing opens in The Pas under Mr Hugh A Stubbs
Gateway Printing announces its new operation in The Pas located in the Bickle Block near Sears Ltd Winnipeg. The shop has installed a Gordon Letter press and other printing equipment and marks Mr Stubbs’s return to the trade with a local service launch.
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Hugh A. Stubbs
Gateway Printing
Pas
Bickle
Fcreien
Sears Ltd
Winnipeg
Gordon
Stubbs
Arts and Drama Festival Opens in Collegiate Auditorium
The twenty seventh annual Arts and Drama Festival runs February 12 to 14 at the Collegiate Auditorium with Mrs. H F Danielson as adjudicator. About 300 entries include eight plays and twelve dancing entries plus poetry, choral readings, songs, and games. Grand Concert Wednesday features eight trophies and a rose bowl. Programes on sale February 5 at local shops. Day sessions 25 cents, evening 50 cents for adults, 26 cents for students. Grand Concert admission 50 cents to 56 cents. Season ticket 1.25 covers all sessions except Grand Concert.
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H. F. Danielson
Art Johnson's
Mens’ Wear
Harvey's Foods
Cambrian
Colle~ Glate Auditorium
Rev Won Ols Ee Ia For Ship Wing
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Rotary Club
The
Elk's
New Printing Service
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