Easter Seals Sportsmen Dinner Set By The Pas Kinsmen
The Pas Kinsmen Club hosts the second Easter Seals Sportsmen’s Dinner on Monday March 18 at Lee Hall. The event opens the Easter Seals drive in The Pas and District and features five sports personalities including Steve Patrick and Bill Moliensko. Proceeds help Crippled Children.
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Pas
Winnipeg Blue Bombers
Steve
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Assiniboia
Bill Molienko
Chicago Black Hawks
Cooper-Mosienki
Joe Cooper
Huskies Rally To 8-6 Finals Win Over Ramblers
In the Carrot River Valley Hockey League finals opener at Tisdale The Pas Huskies erased an early 2 goal deficit to defeat the Tisdale Ramblers 8 to 6 Led by Doug White Itchy King Jo Engen and Warner Smith The Pas jumped to a 7 4 lead before the Ramblers narrowed the gap with Doug Little Loyd Burgess and Len Ouellette contributing late goals The game ended with The Pas holding the lead as momentum swung late in the third period.
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Pas Huskies
Tisdale Ramblers
Tisdale
Ramblers
Len Ouellette
Moe Beattie
Huskies
Doug White
Itchy King
Jo Engen
Les Burgess
Warner Smith
Dogs
Pas
Doug Little
Black
Loyd Burgess
Saskatchewan
Ticky King
The Pas Chamber Pushes Local Industry Growth
The Pas Chamber of Commerce invites residents with business ideas to help establish local industry. Officials will provide guidance on financing location research and marketing to move ideas beyond the planning stage. The group seeks European background craftspeople and Indian handicrafts to foster development with leadership and support.
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Pas Chamber of Commerce
Pas
Chamber
Herald
Conciliation Sought Between Town and Employees
The Pas town and the union are in conciliation talks after the union demanded an eight cent hourly raise for a 40 hour week. The town offered raises only in some categories and rejected a across the board increase. The union seeks three weeks holiday a year and may seek a Labour Department conciliation officer to mediate, with no obligation to accept any recommendation.
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The
Pas
Herald Council
Department of Labour
Nelson Winter Road Completed to Thompson
The winter road from Nelson House to Thompson about 45 miles is completed. Work began January 2 and was supervised by the Renewable Resources Branch of the Department of Mines and Natural Resources. Nelson House residents built the road by hand with crews of 20.
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Nelson
Thompson
Nelson House
Renewable Resources
Department of Mines and Natural Resources
Manitoba forestry plan aims to grow to $100 million operation
A 18 month study led by J Reginald McMillan recommends rapid pulpwood expansion in Manitoba to fuel a major pulp and paper industry. The report calls for investment in pulping facilities, improved fishing gear, central export control, and processing capacity to stabilize prices and boost jobs, with a potential $45 million 500 ton per day pulp mill near The Pas and wider export opportunities in the U S.
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Manitoba
U.S
Urgency for North Manitoba Resource Development Urged
A report by the Committee on Manitoba's Economic Future warns that unused northern resources in Manitoba, including power, forests, and minerals, risk economic loss if not developed when demand is strong. It calls for government, banks, investors, and labor to team up and attract foreign capital and expertise to bring these resources to market.
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Manitoba
Committee On
Pas Area to Build 30 Mills for 500 TPD Demand
Between 1966 and 1970 the Pas area plans output of 30 new 500 ton per day mills. Spruce in northern Manitoba will supply high quality chemical pulp and newsprint while jackpine and other conifers suitable for kraft pulp.
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Pas
Manitoba
Fishing Industry Needs Reorganization in Manitoba
Manitoba's 30 million pound a year fishing industry at $6.5 million requires complete re organization to remain effective. Without action output may fall sharply in the next decade and existing markets could be lost. Production must cut the number of fishermen by two thirds or more.
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Manitoba
Underpass Closure Plans Near Saskatchewan River Bridge
The CNR seeks to close the south end underpass on the Saskatchewan River bridge arguing it is unsafe. The Pas town and Manitoba discuss a northward alternative route while Province weighs funding and 14 ft 6 in clearance requirements. If an underpass cannot be rebuilt a route via Third and Patrick may be pursued.
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CNR
Board of Railway Commissioners
Saskatchewan River
The
Pas
Manitoba
Third
Patrick
Red Cross Campaign Planned by Pas Branch
The Pas Canadian Red Cross announces its annual fundraising drive from Friday March 15 to Saturday March 23. Co chaired by Bud Colgan and Joe Podbis, the house to house canvass invites early contributions at Campaign Headquarters the Hi Spot on Third Avenue, phone 3 2712.
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Red Cross
Pas
Canadian Red Cross
Bud" Colgan
Joe Podbis
Third Avenue
Festival dates set for 1964 Trappers Mardi Gras
The executive committee has chosen the third weekend in February for the 1964 winter Mardi Gras. The dates are February 20, 21 and 22, spanning Thursday through Saturday.
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King
John Patchinose
Moose Lake
Patchinose
Murray McKenzie
Patchinose Log
Kraft
J. Reginald McMillan
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