Births Reported in The Pas Area
Mr and Mrs Leo Merrly announce a boy born December 19. Mr and Mrs Louis Berchier announce a boy born December 20. Mr and Mrs Albert Bercier announce a boy born December 20. Mr and Mrs Lester Lajambe announce a boy born December 24. Mr and Mrs Edward Bighetty announce a girl born December 24. Mrs and Mr Richard Richards Cross Lake announce a girl born December 25. Mr and Mrs John Tessesage announce a boy born December 27. Mr and Mrs Stan ley Chatfield announce a boy born December 28. Mr and Mrs Douglas Bloomfield announce a girl born January 1.
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Merrly
Leo
Brechet
Personius
Louis
The
Pas
Bercier
Albert
Lajambe
Lester
Heintz
William
Bighetty
Edward Pukatawagan
Richards
Richard Cross Lake
Tessesage
John Brochet
Chatfield
Stanley
Bloomfield
Douglas
Royal Purple Christmas Tree Raffle Winners Named
The Ladies of the Royal Purple thank the public for support of their annual Christmas Tree Raffle. Congratulations to prize winners Leonhard Goreau M. Del eau and &. Reddy with tickets drawn by Mary Donkey. Winnipeg visitors spent Christmas with the Watts family.
Blouin Residence Wins Local Light Contest
The Pas and District Chamber of Commerce Light Committee visited The Pas district to select the three best lit homes. The judging was tough as many residences displayed bright and creative holiday lighting.
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Pas and District Chamber of Comerce
Light Committee
Pas
Local Christmas light contest awards prizes to residents
First prize of 25 dollars goes to Lawrence Blouin at 161 First Street for electric Christmas stars. Bob Martin at 387 Head wins 15 dollars for electric candy canes and a Christmas card. Goldy Goldstrand at 330 Paul takes 10 dollars for blue lights. Honorable mentions go to Dennis Mosfat at 22 Williams, J A Marlow in Carrot Valley, and Old Folks home at The Pas Reserve. Chamber to award business trophy during Trapper's Festival week in February. must be a Chamber member to qualify.
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Lawrence Blouin
First Street
Bob Martin
Head
Goldy Goldstrand
Paul
Dennis Mosfat
Williams
J. A. Marlow
Carrot Valley
Pas Reserve
Chamber
Pas Film Club to Screen Eskimo Art Films
The Pas Film Club meets Wednesday January 10 at 8 p.m. in Room 170 at Keewatin Community College. Color programs include The Indian Speaks The Accessible Arctic and The Living Stone which explores Eskimo engravers work.
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Pas Film Club
Keewatin Community College
Senior Citizens At Cranberry Portage Win New Horizons Grant
The Cranberry Portage Senior Citizens, formed Aug 29 last year, received a 2910 grant under the New Horizons Program. News reached them Dec 19. Organizer Jan Leptic led meetings with Doreen Hrabowich outlining uses for a movie projector cards games and rental costs. a ten member board was elected with Ed Sismey as chair.
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Cranberry Portage
Jan Leptic
Doreen Hrabowich
New Horizons
Sismey
Cranberry Senior Citizens Benefit From New Horizons Grant
Mr Sismey reports the New Horizons grant will allow Cranberry senior citizens to enjoy life’s pleasures they previously could not access and will generally improve their quality of life.
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Sismey
New Horizons
Cranberry
Hospital Auxiliary Sets 2:30 Meeting Wednesday
Regular meeting of the Hospital Auxiliary will be held in the hospital at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday January 10, 1973.
Roy Carter Joins Manitoba Heart Foundation Board
Clifford S. Lecuyer announces Roy W. Carter, president of Carters Sporting Foods and Stationery, appointed to the Manitoba Heart Foundation Board in The Pas. Carter will be Public Education Chairman for Northern Manitoba and chairs the Heart Fund Campaign set for February in The Pas.
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Clifford S. Lecuyer
C.A
Manitoba Heart Foundation
Roy W. Carter
Carter's
Sporting Foods and Stationery
Pas
Carter
Indian Affairs
Northern Manitoba
Heart Fund
Metis Federation Conveys Flooding Fallout Warning
The Pas Region of the Manitoba Metis Federation reports a 2 day conference with 13 communities. They warn that flooding South Indian Lake will erase feeding grounds for waterfowl and fish spawning areas, devastate moose and caribou habitats, threaten mineral resources, and bury archaeological history under floodwaters, causing widespread unemployment.
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Pas
Manitoba Metis Federation
Thee
South Indian Lake
Chain of Lakes
Rat River
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Brent, Brian and
Craig
Winnipeg
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Jack P
Manitoba Real
William At Albert
Manitoba
Canada
PAS Florists
Gordon Ave
Blouin
Keevwatin Community College
Film Club News
Gerry's
Jack Johnson
Jack
Crown Life
Jack P. Johnson
Insurance Flan Counsellor
Fisher Ave
Roy Carter
M.H.F
M.M.F
Robert F. Hiscox
Optometrist
Law Office
Manitoba Health Services
Johnson Travel News
Johnson
Lynn Lake
Thompson
Vancouver
Victoria
Toronto
Windsor
Montreal
Fredricton
Mandan
St. John’s
Edwards Ave
Spagetti
Louis Anagenois
Rwescana
David N. Winton
Gordon
Phalen
AnDerson
the Steak House
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