Snow Sculptors Prepare For Festival In The Pas
Snow sculptors multiply in The Pas as Inter-house contest at Margaret Barbour Collegiate unfolds. Real Berard of Manitoba Tourism heads plans for a festival ice palace and multiple figures on town lots. Dog races await along Saskatchewan River amid potential river slush concerns.
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Pas Herald
J.H. Fasano
Real Retard
Manitoba Department of Tourism and Recreation
Pas
Margaret Barbour Collegiate
Berard
Guy Hall
Bryen Sputnick
Saskatchewan
Sculpturing Contest Replaces Parade At TrappersFest
The Trappers Festival executive cancels the parade due to waning interest and introduces a snow and ice sculpturing contest sponsored by Keystone Fisheries. Contest sites include the sports ground area supervised by Real Bernard or school yards and home lots. a letter to groups outlines details.
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Trappers’ Festival
Keystone Fisheries
Real Berard
Trappers Festival Seeks Sculptors From Schools and Towns
Northern Manitoba Trappers' Festival invites students and townspeople to sculpt blocks in yards or schools with judge Mr. Real Berard of Winnipeg. A trophy and cash prize await the overall winner plus junior and senior divisional prizes. Call 623-2912 by February 13 to register with name and address.
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Real Berard
Winnipeg
Trappers’ Festival
O. Pidskalny
Northern Manitoba Trappers’ Festival
CBC TV Extends North Manitoba Live Service March 1
The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation and Manitoba Telephone Systems announce that The Pas Flin Flon and Snow Lake will receive direct television via microwave relay by March 1. Stations CBWT CBWBT and CBWEKT will air CBC News programs live with regionally targeted coverage and sports events.
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Pas
Flin Flon
Snow Lake
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
Manitoba Telephone Systems
Flin
CBWT
Winnipeg
CBWBT
Cbwekt
CBC
Don Wittman
Phil Reimer
Keith Cummings
Perth
Scotland
Manitoba
Grand Rapids
Fisher
Thompson
Gillam
Canada
Manitoba Hydro
New CBC Line Aims at Nelson River Power and TV
The new communication line will control transmission and distribution of Nelson River power from Kettle Rapids station and expand north south telephone service while enabling live television. Bruce D. Macpherson, CBC Winnipeg manager, directs the TV service.
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Nelson River
Kettle Rapids
Bruce D. Macpherson
CBC
Winnipeg
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