McBryde Unseats Carroll In Manitoba NDP Victory
Ron McBryde, 27, new NDP candidate, defeats longtime M L A Jack Carroll in The Pas riding by about 217 votes. McBryde led in reserves and northern areas while Carroll won The Pas town vote. overall turnout was 64 percent of eligible voters.
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New Democratic
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McBryde
Mr. Carroll
Cal Gibson
Liberals
Mr. McBryde
Pas Reserve
Gibson
Mr. Gibson
N.D.P
Big Eddy
Rahi’s Island
Carrot Valley
Carroll
Peguis
Moose Lake
Easterville
Grand Rapids
Bill Booth
Clearwater Lake
Fire Warning prompts ban on open campfires
The Department of Mines and Resources warns that the bush is very dry and fire conditions are dangerous. A rash of man caused fires has occurred, some started by campers. Outdoor workers and sportsmen are urged not to light any open fires to protect forests and wildlife habitats and conserve money.
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Department of Mines and Resources
Manitoba
McBryde Photos With Schreyer On Campaign Swing
Ron McBryde of The Pas joins New Democratic Leader Ed Schreyer during a northern campaign visit. In the picture are Mrs. McBryde and The Pas Indian Band Chief Gordon Lathlin, reflecting a south to north political outreach.
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Ron McBryde
Pas
Ed Schreyer
Schreyer
Mrs. McBryde
Gordon Lathlin
TransAir approves revised schedule for The Pas air service
TransAir unveils a new schedule praised by The Pas town officials and Chamber of Commerce. Two daily flights from Winnipeg will serve The Pas starting July 1, with Evans Premachuk and Roy Vickery both voicing thanks after earlier opposition to cuts.
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TransAir
Pas
Russ Tawse
Winnipeg
Evans Premachuk
Chamber of Commerce
Roy Vickery
Church
Walkers Honored By Firemen Ball Marked 40 Years Service
Jack Walker was honored at the Firemen's Ball for 40 years with The Pas Volunteer Fire Department. He works for Manitoba Hydro and transfers to Thompson on July 12. Walker served as a volunteer since 1929. About 70 people attended the Ball where a Westminster Chimes Clock was presented, and a children’s picnic followed.
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Jack Walker
Pas
Walker
Manitoba Hydro
Thompson
Westminster
Anniversary Open House At St Paul’s Residence
Approximately 125 visitors attended St Paul’s Residence open house on June 21 for the center’s fifth anniversary. Tea, tours, and patient entertainment were offered. Archbishop Paul Dumouchel presided at a 6 pm banquet with dignitaries including Jack Carroll and Mayor Harry Trager among the honored table guests.
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Ethel Jolly
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Jack Carroll
Harry Trager
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Roberts
Television blackout planned at The Pas and Flin Flon
CBC Winnipeg announced a 24 hour service interruption for antenna modifications at The Pas on Friday July 4 and Flin Flon on July 8. Weather could shift dates.
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Pas
Flin Flon
CBC Winnipeg
Hanneford Circus comes to Flin Flon arena July 11 12
Shrine circus tickets go on sale at Art Johnson's Men's Wear and Evans Premachuk in The Pas for July 11 and 12 shows at 2 and 8 PM. The Wanneford Circus features top acts from around the world led by the Hanneford Family. Advance ticket purchase advised to skip lines.
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Edwards Ave
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Fischer Ave
Shrine Club
Wanneford Circus
Funny Circus
Hanneford
CNE
Toronto
Slonneford Circus
Buffalo herd losses cut Manitoba bison total to 19
Buffalo herd in Manitoba reduced after two animals fall to human incidents. A cow was shot in the Redearth area of Saskatchewan by a hunter and her calf sent to Assiniboia Zoo in Winnipeg. Wildlife biologist R J Robertson notes 19 of 20 original animals remain, with the herd split into three groups near the release site and Read er's Cutoff area.
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Saskatchewan
Redearth
Assiniboia Zoo
Winnipeg
R.J. Robertson
Department of Mines and Natural Resources
Zoo
Reader's Cutoff
Saskeram
Carrot River
Robertson
Staff Holidays At The Herald
The Herald will not cease publication this summer but will curtail job printing. Commercial job printing orders will not be processed from July 7 to July 19.
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Pas Herald
Herald
Additions To Health Plan Coverage Expands Optometry
The Manitoba Health Plan expands coverage to chiropractors and optometrists effective July 1. Optometry rules set examinations by age: under 21 yearly, 21 to 40 every three years, over 40 every two years, with exceptions for proven need. Chiropractic covers manual spine and joint work with annual limits of up to 50 dollars for singles, 100 for families of three or less, and 150 for larger families.
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Manitoba
Health Services Insurance Corporation
Corporation
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