Kinsmen Catholic Church Plans Two Senior Housing Projects
The Fas reports two elderly housing initiatives confirmed by the Town Council. A Kinsmen sponsored senior housing block on Henan Avenue may begin this summer with an $80,000 to $100,000 budget. A separate 86‑person elderly block is planned on St Anthony's Hospital grounds per Bishop Dumouchel.
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Fas
Pas
Kinsmen Club
Henan Avenue
Kelsey
Kin Club
al Boggs
Kin Harvey Beech
Boggs
Neil Macphee
Dumouchel
Catholic Church
St. Anthony's Hospital
Town Council to reexamine Texaco Service Station issue
The Town Council will take a second look at the Texaco Service Station at Fischer and First after the Town Commission asked for a full review. The commission alleges the council bypassed them in granting the building permit and claims regulations were ignored. Continued page 10.
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Texaco
Fischer and
First
CNR Shows Interest In The Pas
A letter from S. Barker of Hudson Bay Area CNR to The Pas Town Secre tary-Treasurer Tony Moule explains interest in joint rail and road industrial sites. Barker notes The Pas central location and northern growth, invites Town Council to discuss plans and cooperation with regional industrial officers.
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Tony Moule
S. Barker
Hudson Bay Area
Canadian National Railways
Dauphin
Pas Herald
Pas
Pas Ladies Bonspiel Returns This Weekend
The Pas Ladies Bonspiel begins this Saturday with entries closing Friday. Contact Jennie King or Bernice Popika. Each rink earns at least four games. Entry fees are $4 for local club members and $16 for local non members. visiting rinks pay $8. Main events The Vickery and Jack P Johnson. Secondary events Grant's Meat Market and Lobstick. Banquet Saturday night at Westminster United Church basement.
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Pas
Jennie King
Bernice Popika
Vickery
Jack P. Johnson
Grant's
Westminster United Church
Employment Officer Visits The Pas
Mrs. Winnifred Gerry regional supervisor of special services National Employment Service was interviewed at The Pas Employment Office last week. Gerry said unemployment largely comes from lack of qualifications as industry advances while education lags. Two thirds of jobs require higher skills.
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Winnifred Gerry
National Employment Service
Pas
Gerry
Mushers Banquet Tickets On Sale At The Pas
Tickets for the Mushers Banquet go on sale for Tuesday at 6 30 p m in the Legion Hall. Invitations sent to mushers from The Pas dog races include Shorty Russick and Leo St Goddard. The Pas Chamber of Commerce handles arrangements. Tickets cost 1 25 each and attendees must wear Festival Dress. Tom Lamb will be the guest speaker recalling past derbies and the 1916 200 mile Hudson Bay Sweepstakes.
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Legion Hall
Pas
Shorty Russick
Leo St. Goddard
Pas Chamber of Commerce
Tom Lamb
Hudson Bay
Beaver Lake
Page Ll
Pas School Declares Thursday Holiday For Trappers Festival
The Pas school children will have a holiday on Thursday February 22 to attend the Trappers Festival. The School Board at its February 5 meeting kept membership in the film council and ratified a borrowing by law authorizing up to $350 000 for current expenses to be repaid from grants and the town tax levy.
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Pas
Film Council
Race Entries Slow In Coming At Trappers Festival
Bob Seidel race chair aims for at least fifteen teams for the 150 mile Trappers Festival race. Start at 10 each morning from the Exhibition Grounds along the Carrot Valley road 25 miles out and back. Entries include Cumberland duo and local entrant Real Oulette, with Marie Oulette possibly racing. Dragging the course starts late this week with radio patrols and timekeepers Jack Munro and Jack Payne.
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Bob Seidel
Exhibition Grounds
Carrot Valley
Seidel
Cumberland
Real Oulette
Marie
Laird Oulette
Department of Mines and Resources
Jack Munro
Jack Payne
Weekend Plays Bring Canadian Players to Guy Hall
The Canadian Players arrive Friday to present Julius Caesar at 8 p.m. in Guy Hall and return Saturday for St. Joan at 8 p.m. Both shows are sponsored by the Trappers' Festival with tickets on sale at local stores.
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Julius Caesar
Guy Hall
RCAF Jets Fly Over Gimli for Fur Queen Festival
Silver Star training planes from the Advanced Flying School at Gimli Manitoba will perform a 15 minute aerial display before the Fur Queen crowning at this year’s Trappers' Festival. The show features flypasts in echelon trail line abreast and diamond formations ending with a bomb burst.
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Advanced Flying School
Gimli
Manitoba
Trail
Rendezvous at Trappers Festival Two Dances Nightly
Two Rendezvous events set for this year’s Trappers Festival run 11 p.m. to 3 a.m. on Wednesday Thursday and Friday in the Legion and Elk's Halls. No special liquor licenses will be issued by the Manitoba Liquor Commission.
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Legion and Elk’s
Manitoba Liquor Commission
Guy Hall
Claire Amyotte
Doris Smith
Terry Anaka
CFAR to Provide Live Coverage of Trappers Festival
CFAR Broadcasting plans extensive Trappers Festival coverage from Flin Flon The Pas and will broadcast all three days from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. via direct telephone line to Finn Flow. Studios set at sports ground and Festival Headquarters CFAR 590 on the dial.
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CFAR
Flin Flon
Ev Smallwood
Pas
Finn Flow
Festival
Larry Guinan Dies Suddenly in The Pas
Lawrence E. Guinan, 54, died in his sleep Monday. A long time Elk member, he led as Past District Deputy and Past Exalted Ruler, served as President and Secretary of the Local Lodge, and helped with the March of Dimes campaign. Survived by wife Tillie, mother, sisters Anne and Ethel, and brothers Stanley and Tom. Memorial service set at Elk’s Hall Thursday at 3, with remains to Winnipeg for burial.
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Lawrence E. Guinan
Elk's Lodge
Guinan
Jack P. Johnson
Cochairman
March of Dimes
The
Elks
Tillie
Anne
Ethel
Winnipeg
Stanley
Tom
Toronto
Elk's Hall
New Road Into Clearwater Planned Under 1962 Public Works
The Pas Herald reports a new seven mile road to Clearwater Lake will start 1000 feet north of Prospector Tower on highway 10 and run in a straight line, crossing the current road at several points. Surveys are done and brush clearing tenders may be invited soon with possible Indian Affairs Department involvement for employment.
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Pas Herald
Prospector Tower
Clearwater Lake
Indian Affairs Department
Snow Removal Push Urges Quick Action in The Pas
At a council meeting public works chair Alex Wilchowy reported winter snow clearances lagging. He cited a missing Gordon Avenue sidewalk as needing immediate action while town engineer Adam Sus noted snow continually blew back in after plowing.
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Public Works
Alex Wilchowy
Gordon Avenue
Adam Sus
Vandalism Hits Snow Worm at Trappers Festival
The Pas Elementary School students built a 45 by 35 foot ice worm for the Trappers Festival snow sculpting contest. It was found smashed Tuesday morning with no winds or bulldozers involved. Officials urge charges against trespassers and promise new designs before the festival opens.
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Pas
Delinquent Manitoba Hospital Plan Accounts in The Pas
The Pas plans to clamp down on unpaid hospital service premiums. A report shows 1321.70 in outstanding payments for the sixth period ending December 31st. The town will turn over uncollected accounts to Fleet G. Whitaker for collection. The Pas guarantees all local premiums under the MUSP plan.
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Tne Pas
Manitoba
Council
Fleet G. Whitaker
Pas
MHS
MUSP
Taxi Driver Elects To Go To Jail
Roland Francovere, father of nine, surrendered to local court after failing to pay a 20 fine and costs or 29 days in jail for driving a taxi without proper town licenses. His lawyer said a welfare application would follow for the Francovere family.
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Roland Francouvere
Francovere
W. R. Martin
Martin
University urged to apply for Manitoba bursaries 1962 63
University undergraduates planning to apply for Manitoba government bursary assistance for 1962 63 studies are urged to do so immediately. Information appears on the continued page.
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Manitoba
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CNR
National
RCAF
Cfar Broadcasting Direct
Larry Guinan
Clearwater
Trappers’ Festival
Henry Martin
Robert Ranhegy
Ranhegy
RCMP
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