Carriers Win Winnipeg Trip For Paper Sales
A group of local carrier boys earned an all expense paid Winnipeg trip by signing up 15 new customers each. They toured the Winnipeg Free Press building, the Canadian Air Force Base, and other sights, staying four days at the Marlborough Hotel and attending a semi final hockey game.
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Winnipeg
Wiennipeg Free Press
Marlborough
Free Press
Canadian Air Force Base
Public Safety Building
Wells Cont'd Looks at Hippie Scene in San Francisco
The writer notes San Francisco claiming the nation’s largest hippie population and describes walking the area to observe the outfit and scene.
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San Francisco
America
Community Notes From The Pas Christmas And Local Curling Update
Thru’ Blu’ Clearwater reflects on 1968 at the Airport Club moving to Northwood Hall, Christmas Tree Parties, and visits from Winnipeg and Philadelphia. Curling is underway with a bonspiel won by Doug Gray’s Rink. The piece notes chimney demolitions at Guy Hill and a Gayian School art show by staff for student inspiration.
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Doug Gray
Guy Hill
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Pas
Selkirk
Winter Scenes and School Arts Highlight The Pas Herald
The article recalls students displaying talent in art and photography with lively colour in the watercolour section and a poet’s corner. It describes a night in the auditorium where winners were announced and the prize was a night out at The Pas. The narrative also portrays a snowy landscape with toboggan slopes, a white Christmas, and a sleigh team pulling logs in deep snow.
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Pas
Pas Herald
Reader Lake
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Grant
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Tahiti
Adrian Boyko
By Rita Schilling
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Stewart Eldse
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Norma
Lincoln Clements
Holloways
Churchill
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Huskie Hockey
Melfort Athletics
Abattoir
Minitonas
Savala
2Nd Street
Burn’s
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Bologna
Bacon
Hamburger
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