Principal Bryant Hasker to resign from The Pas Collegiate
Bryant Hasker will resign as principal of The Pas Collegiate effective at term end after serving three school terms. He previously taught in Flin Flon and plans to return to teaching, possibly in Winnipeg, after joining The Pas as a temporary exchange teacher.
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Bryant Hasker
Pas Collegiate
Hasker
Collegiate
Pas
Flin Flon
Winnipeg
Liberal Leader Molgat to Address The Pas Meeting
Gil Molgat leader of the Liberal Party and official opposition in Manitoba will speak at The Pas on Saturday March 21. He will address the annual meeting of the Liberal Association at Elks Hall at 2:00 p.m. Also joining are Douglas Everett and two Winnipeg campaign aides Arthur Johnson and George Withers.
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Gil Molgat
Manitoba
Liberal Party of Manitoba
Pas
Churchill Federal
Liberal Association
Elks Hall
Molgat
Douglas Everett
Winnipeg
Arthur Johnson
George Withers
Johnson
Withers
Mr. Everett
Swan River
Birch River
Churchill
Thompson
Snow Lake
Lynn Lake
Flin Flon
Cranberry Portage
Cantata The Thorn Crowned King at Westminster Church
Westminster United Church Senior Choir presents an Easter cantata The Thorn Crowned King on Sunday March 22 at 8 15 pm Soloists include Irene McLean Verna Emberley Joyce Hebert Stewart Anderson and Art Johnson The program features duets trio quartet and choruses with director Mrs R Johnstone and accompanist Mrs G Stuart Open invitation to the public.
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Westminster United Church
Irene McLean
Verna Emberley
Joyce Hebert
Stewart Anderson
Art Johnson
R. Johnstone
G. Stuart
Braves and Bruins Win The Pas Minor Hockey Titles
The Pas Arena hosts the season finale as the Braves claim the Pee Wee championship over Mohawks in three games 4 4 6 4 while the Bruins sweep Blackhawks 4 2 and 3 0 to win the Tom Thumb title. Wilf Leduc coaches both clubs and Wilf Cudmore awards trophies. Season windup set for April 4 with players listed in team photos.
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Pas Arena
Pee Wee
Braves
Mohawks
Bruins
Blackhawks
Hawks
Colin Shepherd
Wilf Leduc
Colin
Flin Flon
Boy Mauled by Three Dogs Near Constant Street
A boy, son of Mr and Mrs Bill Booth of 904 Constant, was seriously mauled by three medium sized dogs at 2 15 Monday afternoon. His winter clothing helped prevent worse injuries and he was treated at the Clinic after being rescued by neighbor Mr Taylor of 902 Constant.
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Bill Booth
Constant
Mr. Taylor
Kelly
Shared Service Resolution Presented To Legislature
Premier Duff Roblin introduces a Manitoba Legislature resolution calling for a nine member committee to study shared services without harming public schools. The measure cites constitutional, judicial, and political aims guiding public school action and affirms church-state separation, single public school funding, and private school freedom.
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Manitoba
Duff Roblin
One Double Unit At Kinsmen Home
The Kinsmen Senior Citizens Housing project will be ready for occupancy April 1. The project includes 8 double and 5 single units, with all but one double unit allocated. Officials seek a tenant for the final double unit. seniors meeting requirements may apply to Bill Moffat at 3-2373 in the evenings.
Govt Seeks Tech School Principal for The Pas
Manitoba Department of Education advertises for a principal for a new trade school to be built in The Pas. Construction begins this spring with the current incumbent to assume administrative duties starting July 1. He will help shape policy on course content student standards and programme expansion. Initial staff size is 10 to 20.
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Manitoba Department of Education
Pas
Writers defend square dancing amid teen club controversy
A letter defending square dancing as a wholesome American folk activity argues that festivals show well organized clubs and responsible officers would intervene if dancers were obscene or intoxicated. The writer, Dennis Brownlee, expresses pride in the hobby and youth participation, countering a critic’s view.
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Mt. Disturbed
Dan
The Pas Huskies CRWHL Champs Parade Lineup
Back row players Doug White Claude Kozik Larry Pearson Red Armstrong Jack Ashley Don Joyal Norm Engen Red Libbrechit Front row Will Bigelow team manager Will Cloutier equipment manager Garry Ducharme Warner Smith Ticky King Don Black Len Mutz Gerry Rock Willie Ducharme Goldy Gold Senate Mac Profid president
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Pas Huskies
To R
Doug White
Claude Kozik
Larry Pearson
Red Armstrong
Jack
Ashley
Don Joyal
Norm Engen
Red Libbrechit
Will Bigelow
Will
Willie Ducharme
Goldy Gold Senate Mac Profid
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