Monarchy Oil Heater and Appliance Sale Ledger
Classified ad listing various used items in good condition with prices: Monarch oil heater 50, oil heater 35, electric wringer washer 29.95, Zenith automatic washer 260, propane gas range with installation 120.90 and 145, Canadian beauty rangette like new 119.95, Mark 25 Mercury motor 250, Mercury Mark 200 295. Includes multiple models and prices in a single sale slate.
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Monarch
Zenith
Business Opportunity in The Pas Herald Cash venture
Opportunity to work for yourself in The Pas area. Describes a cash business requiring $3000. Claims to be automation at its best. Interested readers are directed to write Box 18 care of The Pas Herald.
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Pas Herald
Rtc
tender for intake pumphouse construction Churchill Manitoba
Ottawa invites sealed tenders for contract 56 61 construction of the intake pumphouse at Churchill Manitoba with bids due March 15 1962. Plans specs and tender forms available on deposit of 50 dollars. deposits forfeited if not returned in month. Lowest bid not necessarily accepted.
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Department of Public Works
Charles Tupper
Riverside Drive
Ottawa
Churchill
Manitoba
E.S.T
Receiver General OF Canada
J. E. Savage
100Th Avenue
Edmonton
J. A. Flatt
Motherwell
Regina
C. L. Davies
Main Street
Winnipeg
Man
Builders’ Exchange
Flin Flon Rink Wins 30 Rinks In CNR Bonspiel
The annual CNR Bonspiel drew 30 rinks from The Pas Flin Flon Cranberry Portage Chisel Lake Wabowden Hudson Bay Swan River Dauphin last weekend Ed Halman led Flin Flon with Gerry Elsie Thera and Vince Duncalfe taking the first event Tony Zukewich The Pas won the second with Johnny Alcorm Eileen Jebson and Daphne Zukewich Cliff Way Cranberry won the third with Walter and Eva as teammates
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Pas
Flin Flon
Cranberry Portage
Chisel Lake
Wabowden
Hudson Bay
Swan River
Dauphin
Ed Halman
Gerry
Elsie Thera
Vince Duncalfe
Tony Zukewich
Johnny Alcorm
Eileen Je
Local Delegates Attend Indian Metis Conference
About a dozen delegates from The Pas and northern settlements attended the Indian Metis Conference in Winnipeg last week. The group included four chiefs C Bignell P Hyslop Barren Lands Jack Nasakapow Moose Lake and Jack Turner Grand Rapids along with Anglican church representatives. They met at St Johns School Dynevor to prepare government submissions with local church members D Banks Mrs Banks and Miss Hill Devon Mission plus Miss Maureen Emerson Grand Rapids and Miss Mary Watsford Cormorant. Local efforts continue to form a Friendship Centre with talks underway to use the Old Hudson Bay Railway offices through the Canadian National Railway.
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Pas
Winnipeg
C. Bignell
P. Hyslop
Barren Lands Band
Jack Nasakapow
Moose Lake
Jack Turner
Grand Rapids
Anglican Church
St. John's School
Dynevor
Man
North
D. Banks
K. Hill
Bishop's Messenger
Devon
Maureen Emerson
Mary Watsford
Cormorant
Canadian National Bly
Hudson Bay Railway
Mayrhad Arnold Hosts Legion Hall Event With Dance
Mayrhad Arnold welcomed guests to the Legion Hall for a social and dance supporting the hall. E S Thet, area manager from Uphin, served as official guest general chairman. Pete Worobec led the event as spiel master with Verne Alm as draw master.
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Mayrhad
Arnold Hint
Saliyday
Carlers
Legion Hall
E. Sthet
Uphin
Pete Worobec
Verne Alm
Texaco contends town planning procedures outlined in The Pas
The provincial director for town planning services Dave Henderson spoke at The Pas outlining proper procedures. The Commission urged the Council to follow these procedures and re- address the matter.
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Dave Henderson
Pas
Commission
Council
Council to review Texaco dispute and require building permits
The Herald reports the council will review the Texaco matter and restart the proper procedure after Mr. Henderson's visit. A Texaco representative may be invited to The Pas, while a Winnipeg law firm for Ruth Maxwell's estate seeks a full report of actions taken. Notices will be posted warning builders to obtain building permits under the planning by law.
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the Herald
Henderson
Texaco
Winnipeg
Ruth Maxwell
By-Law 131l Lodging Houses Regulated in The Pas
Public notice states By-Law No 131l passed on February 7 1962 to regulate control and licensing of lodging houses in The Pas Manitoba. Anyone wishing to dispute the by law must apply to a Queen's Bench judge in Chambers within two weeks after publication, with weekly notices for three consecutive weeks in The Pas Herald. Dated February 12 1962 The Pas Town Office.
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The
Pas
Court of Queen's Bench
Pas Herald
Town Council Refuses Chamber Grant Reconsideration
Town Council, by a four to two vote, rejected a Chamber of Commerce request for reconsideration of the annual grant. The town previously gave $400 to the Chamber and this year cut the grant in half, despite the Chamber highlighting its 1961 efforts to promote local commerce.
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Aotktanni
Hiatt
Didur
Verville
Batchelor
Sudciak
Wilchowy
Red Cross
Friendship Council
Winnipeg
Chamber of Commerce
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