Duffin Rosin Dufflin Challenge Tell Me Why
In 1962 Premier Duff Roblin urged officials to explain why a pulp mill could not be built in northern Manitoba. The Pas reports on government efforts, delays, and rumors as officials seek a northern mill breakthrough with audits, site work, and plans discussed at Clearwater Lake and The Pas.
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Duff Roblin
Manitoba
Department of Industry and Commerce
Department of Mines and Resources
Manitoaime
Clearwater Lake
Roblin
Pas
The $100 Million Story Breaks in The Pas
The Pas and Winnipeg planned a March 9 release at 2 30 P M but delays shifted the schedule. By 5 45 P M the complete story was on the streets and the paper finished by 7 00 P M with thrilling details from The Pas and Winnipeg dailies.
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Herald
Pas
Winnipeg
Women Voice Opinions On The Pas Pulp Mill Impact
The Pas residents voice mixed views on a planned 2100 million pulp mill. Mrs D W Roberts believes it will boost morale and improve the town, while farmers fear economic disruption and potential job changes. The discussion continues as readers await more details.
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D.W. Roberts
P. Berezowecki
Carrot River Road
Robert J. P Harding
Moose Lake Festival Opens With 36 Mile Dog Race
Moose Lake hosts a two day festival March 18 and 19 featuring a 36 mile dog race starting after the Queen’s crowning at 2 a.m. Friday. Other events include freight and junior races, horse and snowshoe races, ice fishing, log sawing, pole climbing, footraces, and two evenings of calling followed by a dance. Prizes for the main race award 150 for first, 100 for second, and 75 for third.
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Moose Lake
RCMP Reminds on Parking Rules and Towing
The RCMP issued a notice to motorists reminding it is unlawful to leave a motor vehicle parked on a highway including streets or lanes without current registration. Vehicles parked longer than 24 hours or lacking the 1966 tag will be towed at the owner's expense.
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RCMP
TV Delegation Ottawa Bound
Delegates from Swan River north to Churchill will travel to Ottawa on April 26 to plead for live and extended TV coverage for northern Manitoba. The group met at Flin Flon with representatives from Flin Flon The Pas Snow Lake Thompson and Churchill. Attending from The Pas were Mayor Harry Trager and Doug McBride. The Board of Broadcast Governors will meet in Ottawa on April 26.
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Swan River
Churchill
Ottawa
Manitoba
Flin Flon
Pas
Snow Lake
Thompson
Harry Trager
Doug McBride
Board of Broadcast Governors
Ladies Annual Bonspiel Schedule This Weekend
The Ladies Bonspiel will be held this weekend with four events. The first draw is Friday at 6:00 p.m. Finals occur Sunday evening. Events include Pro fits Furniture, Vickery Event, ees Event, and Grant's vent.
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Profits Furniture
Vickery
Ees
Grant's Vent
Biggest Development In Memory Carroll Says Northern Manitoba Project
Hon. Jack Carroll spoke in The Pas to about 80 attendees at the Council Chambers on a $100 million five stage forestry integrated program by Monoca A.G. of St Moritz. He called the events of the past two days the biggest development in northern Manitoba memory, with Deputy Mayor Vern Bernstrom nearby.
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Manitoba
Jack Carroll
Pas
Monoca A.G
St. Moritz
Eecen Eely
Carroll
Vern Bernstrom
Reach For Top Team Faces Semi Final Bid
The MBCI Reach for The Top Team defeated Mid Land Collegiate 245 to 146 in their CBC debut against Carman. Four MBCI reps Dale Dunlop Malcom Green Aaron Berg and Carol Baker travel back to Winnipeg March 25 for a semi final against Steinbach guided by Jack Hyde.
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MBCI
CBC
Mid Land Collegiate
Carman
Pas
Mid Land
Dale Dunlop
Malcom Green
Aaron Berg
Carol Baker
Winnipe
Steinbach
Winnipeg
Jack Hyde
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