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Newspaper

Pas Herald

Location

The Pas, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jan 06, 1965

Page

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Manitoba Judge Neil Macphee Named Queen's Counsel

Neil Macphee of The Pas, a magistrate and juvenile court judge since 1952, was named Queen's Counsel on the New Year Honours list. Born in St. Boniface in 191, he studied at St. Paul's College and Manitoba Law School, served in the RCAF in World War II, and holds multiple community leadership roles in The Pas and Manitoba. He is married to Marie Fernande Pelletier of Riviere du Loup, Quebec.

Neil Gerard Macphee The Pas Macphee Manitoba Dauphin St. Boniface St. Paul's College University of Manitoba Manitoba Law School Edmund Campion Bridges Bridges John Archibald Campbell Q.C RCAF Pas Rotary Club Chamber of Commerce Manitoba Chambers of Commerce Charlebois Council Knights of Columbus Kinsmen Club Marie Fernande Pelletier Riviere du Loup Quebec

Talking record set by The Pas telephone users

The Pas telephone operators break Christmas Day record with 3205 long distance calls an 19 8 percent rise from last year. On Boxing Day 1335 calls were handled by 23 operators. Most calls went to Manitoba points and overseas. New Year traffic added 1274 calls.

Pas Manitoba

Meeting to decide fate of Clearwater Lake Hospital in Winnipeg

A high level meeting is set for Monday in Winnipeg to decide the hospital's future. Attendees include the Sanatorium Board of Manitoba the federal health department the Manitoba Hospital Commission and the Manitoba health department. Clearwater Lake formerly Clearwate Lake Sanatorium has operated since 1945 under the federal program and treated thousands of TB patients.

Winnipeg Sanatorium Board of Manitoba Federal Department of National Health and Welfare Manitoba Hospital Commission Manitoba Department of Health Clearwater Lake Clearwate Lake Sanatorium Manitoba Sanatorium Board Clearwater Hospital Clearwater Watat Lake

Decoration Winners Lead Local Chamber Contest

The Walter Yarema household on 10th Street won first prize in the local Chamber of Commerce Christmas Outdoor Decoration contest. Second prize went to the Darryl Martin home on Gordon and third to the Nelson Motkaluk family at First and Head. Honorable mentions include Mrs. Senoria Sudchuk Ken Perry Ray Harmatiuk and the Bill Harvey family.

Walter Yarema 10Th Street Chamber of Commerce Darryl Martin Gordon Nelson Motkaluk Senoria Sudchuk Ken Perry Ray Harmatiuk Bill Harvey

Donaldson Alm Lead Unbeaten In First Round Of Men’s Curling

The first round of the men’s curling league concluded December 23 with Donaldson and Alm posting perfect 6-0 records in group A. Other top rinks finished 5-1 led by Turner Moffatt Engen and Fisher as playoffs approach.

Vern Alm Sid Framingham Bill Donaldson Donaldson Alm Owen Turner Bill Moffatt Engen Don Fisher Cal Gibson Gibson Bev Jackson Frank Houghton

1965 car registrations distributed in Manitoba

Manitoba vehicle owners will receive renewal application forms over the next weeks. New rules require uninsured drivers to pay 25 dollars at registration to fund the Unsatisfied Judgment Fund, though insurance remains mandatory. Forms include revised fees. validating strips will follow and must be placed on plates by March 1 after February 26 deadline.

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Program Set For 65 Trappers Festival

The 1965 Trappers Festival opens February 17 with Mushers’ Banquet at Guy Hall and the first Trappers Rendezvous at Elks Hall. Official start is February 18 at 9:45 a.m. with Queen’s Ball Saturday night at the Legion Hall and events including a World Championship Dog Derby and Power Toboggan races across Halcro Lake.

Guy Hall Elks Hall Legion Hall Halcrow Lake

Roadmaster Appointments Change CNR Personnel

Canadian National Rail announced roadmaster appointments affecting Melville Brandon Neepawa and The Pas. L M Staryk of Estevan moves to Melville succeeding retiree A W Frost-Hunt. J J Cork becomes Brandon road master and E G Berglund shifts to Neepawa. A J Forgaard named roadmaster at The Pas.

CNR Melville Brandon Neepawa Pas L. M. Staryk Estevan A. W. Frost-Hunt J. J. Cork E. G. Berglund A. J. Forgaard Gillam

Local CBC Reach for the Top Trip Postponed

Margaret Barbour Collegiate students scheduled for Winnipeg on CBC Reach for the Top were advised not to appear and will instead compete against Stonewall Collegiate. CBC informed principal Pat Claggett of the change on Monday morning.

Margaret Barbour Collegiate Winnipeg CBC Pat Claggett

Overture Concert This Thursday in The Pas

The second of three Overture Concerts for The Pas will be in Collegiate Auditorium tomorrow evening. Malka and Jose, a Canadian folk duo, perform International Folk Songs after appearing on the Juliette Show. The program starts at 8 PM with coffee and donuts to follow.

Malka Jose Juliette

Police Report Quiet Holiday In The Pas

RCMP say a very good and very quiet holiday season in The Pas and district with three minor accidents in The Pas. One near Seventh Avenue crossing December 31 caused a near collision. Earl Jellisson bailed out to avoid a crash after stopping for a southbound freight. Country detachment notes one crash 10 miles north on Highway 10. driver and passengers treated for minor injuries and liquor in a vehicle charge filed. New Year dances were well attended and smoothly run.

RCMP Pas Earl Jellisson Jellisson Seventh Avenue Crossing Gordon St. Anthony's

Town Council approves 1965 committees under Mayor Trager

Council names 1965 committee chairs led by Bernstrom in Finance and Civil Defence, Carnegie in Utilities, Wilchowy in Public Works, Batchelar Hiatt and Wilchowy in Health Relief and By-Laws, Kobar in Police and Fire, Hiatt in Development and Planning, Bernstrom as Deputy Mayor. Kobar replaces Stan Reid. Bernstrom shifts to finance, replacing him as police chair.

Harry Trager Police & Fire Bart Kobar Vern Bernstrom Don Carmegie George Hiatt Audrey Batchelor Kobar Stan Reid Trager Bernstrom

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Neil Macphee New Talking Houghton, Jackson al McKellar Murray Stewart R. Raulin A. Stocki Evans Premachuk Earl Nelson Jack Fisher Ralph Paquin Maurice Hagan Cal Wood Merc Corkal Art Johnson D. Alexander Phil Stephanson Philip Batchelor Stu Corbett Garnet Steven Ernie Smith Harold Kowalchuk O' Keefe A.J. Forgaard Cnroadmaster Stonewall Collegiate
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