Huskies Take 1-Game Lead In Finals Series
The Pas Huskies grabbed a one game advantage in their best-of-five CRWHL final against Tisdale with an 8-2 victory in Tisdale. Games shift to The Pas with Saturday night at 30 dollars and Sunday at 1 30. Saturday features an honorary president from the 320 Club and Sunday showcases the Player Appreciation Award.
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Pas Huskies
Tisdale
Dogs
Pas
320
Huskie Association
Fox
Ron Chalmers
New Posts For 3 Men
The Pas Indian and Metis Friendship Center loses three occupants. John Burch, Manitoba Department of Welfare community development officer, leaves for Alberta. Orville Strong, probation officer, resigns to attend a fourteen week Ottawa course before moving to Alberta. Gordon Brown, the center’s executive director, resigns to join Indian Affairs at Uford.
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Pas Indian and Metis Friendship Center
John Burch
Manitoba Department of Welfare
Alberta
Orville Strong
Attorney-General's Department
Strong
Ottawa
Grodon Brown
Mr. Brown
Uford
CN Lowers Freight Rates For Churchill
The Canadian National Railway will grant Manitoba Churchill parity rates with Montreal, following a policy shift announced in the Legislature by Industry and Commerce Minister Gurney Evans after a letter from CNV P W C Bowra. The move aims to lower Churchill freight costs on many commodities, boosting port activity despite prior lack of carrier competition. No longer will Churchill face higher rates than Montreal, given port parity and improved access to prairie shippers.
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Canadian National Railways
Manitoba
Churchill
Montreal
Industry and Commerce
Gurney Evans
CNR
W. C.bowra
Churchill Port
Salvation Army Youth Band Awaits Uniforms in The Pas
The Salvation Army Young People's Band and Timbrel Brigade in The Pas await uniforms. More than 35 youths have trained for a year and aim to march in colorful outfits this spring with funds being raised, hopes pinned on Easter.
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Salvation Army
Salvation Army Young People's Band
Timbrel Brigade
The
Pas
Gether
8. Hougesen
Eas
The Pas Argues For Cheaper Power
The Pas delegates from Town Council Chamber of Commerce and Farmers Association ask Hydro to cut the second power block to one cent, seeking relief for low income households and those above the 75 percent benefiting from April 1964 rate cut. The town notes current bills and presents a regional comparison showing The Pas paying 15 85 for typical usage while others pay less.
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Chamber of Commerce
Farmers' Association
The
Pas
Chamber
Hydro
Swan River
Dauphin
Cham
Tom Lamb writes from Calcutta to The Pas Herald
A letter from Tom Lamb, traveling through Calcutta, Ceylon, Istanbul, and Amsterdam, describes his attempt to reach Red China and notes difficulties. He discusses fishing policy and Manitoba's license system, comparing Indian and Manitoba perspectives on seasonal fishing and boat numbers.
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Tom Lamb
Far East
Calcutta
India
Pas Herald
Ceylon
Istanbul
Amsterdam
Holland
Mr. Lamb
Red
China
Herald
Kinsmen Plan Fifth Anniversary Celebration in The Pas
The Kinsmen Club of The Pas announces a March 27 celebration at Guy Hall with banquet entertainment and dancing. Guest speaker is Dr. Art Schwartz past national president of the Association of Kinsmen Clubs who spoke at The Pas Charter Night in 1960. The event aims to be a community wide special anniversary.
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Art Schwartz
Fishermen Cross Illegal Waters Amid Declining Catch
Calcutta reports fishing declines force fishermen into Canadian Formosa and other waters. Dr Crawford of Hong Kong notes this while clipping Free Press and Tribune items about Jenni e and departure to Communist China. A miscommunication with Sterling Lyon is denied. The writer mentions coffee group and George Masse and says all is well.
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Canadian
Formosa
Tsaw
Crawford
Hong Kong
Dr. Crawford
Free Press and Tribune
Jenniie
China
Sterling Lyon
Sterling
George Masse
Three Winners Crown Past Round the Clock Bonspiel
The Past Round the Clock Bonspiel drew 58 entries with 27 from out of town. Arnold Nowosad won the Carroll Motors Trophy, Doug Cameron took the Profit Furniture Trophy, and Ernie Smith’s foursome captured the Merchants Event.
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Dave Alexander
Carroll Motors
Arnold Nowosad
Flin Flon
Chris Banick
Neil Washburn
Mike Ploschansky
Warner Smith
Profit Furniture
Pas
Ernie
Smith
Merchants
Merc Corral
Curling Club
Doug Whitmore
Bryon Harkness
Wayne Hutton
Math Seminars For Teachers Grades 4-9
The Department of Education plans 20 hour math seminars for teachers from Grade IV to IX province wide to acquaint them with upcoming new texts. Miss B Mitchell of Flin Flon is appointed as instructor with four Saturday sessions scheduled around Easter. Opening date awaits arrival of Grade Vill texts.
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Department of Education
McCundy
B. Mitchell
Flin Flon
Legion $600 Nursing Bursary Offered In Pas
The Pas Branch of the Royal Canadian Legion invites grade 12 students to apply for a $600 nurses training bursary for Winnipeg. It allocates 400 in year one and 100 each in years two and three. Selection considers adaptability to nursing scholastic standing and financial need.
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Pas
Royal Canadian Legion
Winnipeg
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Registered Nurses Association
The
Legion
Towns Boost Chamber of Commerce Grant Total to 1000
The Pas Chamber of Commerce receives a further $400 from The Town of The Pas. The full 1955 grant reaches $1000 after an initial request in January for operations this year. Continued on page 12.
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Pas Chamber of Commerce
the Pas
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Japan
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Snow Lake
Cameron
Murray Milne
Bob Crooksha
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