Pas Lions Host First Annual Sport Show This Weekend
The Pas Lions stage their first annual Sport Show this Friday and Saturday evenings with many local merchants donating prizes totaling over 250 dollars. Prizes are awarded every 30 minutes, admission is 25 cents, and doors open at 7 30 P M each night. Live entertainment from 9 15 P M features the Anchormen from Flin Flon. Activities include fish pond games Dunk the Lion and a central Bar B Q with hall decorations assisted by Lions members.
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Pas Lions
Lions
Aia Meron
Flin Fion
Lion'ss
E G Wilkins Appointed Trainmaster Foreman at Dauphin
E G Wilkins of The Pas is appointed trainmaster foreman of engines for Canadian National Railways at Dauphin replacing the recently retired F V Dumouchel. R S Henry is named to a CN post in The Pas as trainmaster foreman of engines.
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Dauphin
E.G. Wilkins
Pas
Canadian National Railways
Mr. Wilkins
F. V. Dumouchel
R.S. Henry
Theas
24 000 Acres Not Seeded in Manitoba Farm Region
Local farmers face nearly 24 000 acres left unseeded amid damp harvests and spring rains. With about 60 percent of land still unfit for sowing and 16 000 acres potentially seedable if weather holds, losses approach half a million dollars based on 20 bushels per acre at one dollar.
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Pas
Air Cadet Awards For 303 Squadron At The Pas
Cpl Ray Cheetham earns senior leadership course at Camp Borden to be completed in seven weeks this summer. Flight Sergeant Jim Booth wins a flying scholarship at Gimli for 4 to 5 weeks and may obtain a private license. Booth also takes the FL Gordon Turner Trophy for top progress. LAC Jack Smith and Cpl Jerry Roman win first and second in inter squad small arms.
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Air Cadet
Pas
Manitoba
Cpl
Ray Cheetham
Camp Borden
Sargeant
Jim Booth
Air Cadet League
Jim
Gimli
Booth
Gordon Turner
FL Turner
O.C
Inter Squad
Lac Jack Smith
Jerry Roman
Trappers Festival Directors Meeting Scheduled
A Directors meeting for the Trappers Festival is set for tomorrow evening at 7 30 P M in the Community Building. Notices were mailed last week and the session will review committee reports on a Queen contest new suggestions sports dog races and hall allocations for February 10 11 and 12. The aim is to adopt policies for the 1966 Festival for the executive committee to begin implementing.
Pipe Line Permit Issued for LPG Pipeline Saskatchewan
The Minister of Mineral Resources of Saskatchewan issues a permit to Cochin Pipe Lines Ltd. for constructing a liquefied petroleum gas pipeline from Grenfell to Melville. CONTINUED ON PAGE 3.
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Province of
Saskatchewan
Cochin Pipe Lines Ltd
Grenfell
Melville
Cochin Pipe Lines
TeePees Host Thompson Reds This Sunday
The Pas TeePees host the Thompson Reds this weekend with two games at 1 30 and 3 30. The Reds are a league favorite and newcomers with depth and hometown support. A double win would put the TeePees in first place after last weekend's split in Thompson.
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Thompson Reds
Reds
Thompson
Centennial Project Short Of Objective
Centennial Committee reports progress on plans for a combined skating and curling rink and club house. Budget presented on June 7 lists town assessment donations pledges and optimistic fundraising options including a $2 per quarter water tax to cover a shortfall and possible canvassing for further support.
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M.B.C.I
Margaret Barbour Collegiate
Mary Worobec
Ron
Air Cadet Awards
Trapper’s Festival Directors Meeting