Weldon rink wins Ladies Open Bonspiel in weekend event
The Thelma Weldon rink fromoeabed Weldon wins the Ladies Open Bonspiel defeating Olson Fisher Tall Kealy and the Raggedy Ann’s in the final. The Ford rink wins the Wagner Trophy with Lou Ford leading Helen Goldstrand Flo Dupas and Betty McLean. Kirby Rink takes fourth event.
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Thelma Weldon
Mona Watts
Olive Vessey
Carol MacDonald
Weldon
Olson
Fisher Tall
Kealy
Raggedy Ann
Jackie Needham
Jan Parrott
Carol Campbell
Angel Palmer
Needham
Miller, Groskey
Ford
St. Paul’s
Lou
Helen Goldstrand
Flo Dupas
Betty McLean
McLean
Cranberry
Bennett
Cantlon
Cosgrove
Heine
Barb Heine
Maitland
Faith Parkinson: A trusted resource worker at Kelsey Housing Estates
Faith Parkinson has served as Resource Development Worker at Kelsey Housing Estates since April 1974. Tenants Association and Pas Housing Authority credit her with improving conditions amid vandalism and drug and alcohol issues and seek renewal of the funded contract for another year.
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Kelsey Housing Estates
Faith Parkinson
Faith
Kelsey Housing Estates Tenants Association
Pas Housing Authority
Housing Authority and Tenants Association
Parkinson
Department of Health and Social Development
Department of Northern Affairs
Selk Cited by Order of St John for Safety Work
Lloyd Selk of the Priory of Canada received a special recognition award from the Order of the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem for his service to the safety program. Dave Bown noted the award during a March 12 safety dinner, as the company celebrated five years without a lost time injury by mill stores technical and security departments.
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Man For Safety
Lloyd Selk
Order of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem
Order
Priory of Canada
Pulp and Paper
Dave Bown
St. John Award
Bown
Selk
Resignations by Grundy and Toews Shake Kelsey Board
Two leaders quit at a Kelsey School Division meeting on March 15. Henry Toews of Margaret Barbour Collegiate Institute will leave June 30 1976 to become principal of Black Forest Academy in Lorrach Germany. Harold Grundy will resign as School Superintendent to become principal of Crocus Plains Regional Secondary School in Brandon effective end of 1975-76. Chairman Harry Harapiak praised both for service and integrity.
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Kelsey
Henry Toews
Margaret Barbour Collegiate Institute
Toews
Black Forest Academy
Lorrach
Germany
Harold Grundy
Toew
Saskatchewan
Harry Harapiak
Grundy
Crocus Plains
Brandon
Lion's Snowmobile-a-thon draws strong turnout in tough conditions
The Pas Lions Club held its Snowmobile-A-Thon at Clearwater Lake on March 6 with 40 entrants. Riders faced white-outs and drifting snow after lunch, yet spirits stayed high as courses were completed and coffee and hot dogs fuelled the racers.
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Pas Lions Club
Clearwater Lake
Pas
Clearwater
Graffs
Belouses
deHoops
Maffenbeiers
Finches
Wintertons
Michael deHoop
Darlene Winterton
Husband Lee
Sunset Beach
Winter Golf Tournament at Pasindco Club Opens Saturday
The Pasindco Club hosts the 1st Annual Winter Golf Tournament at 11 a.m. near the Government Dock on the Saskatchewan River bridge, closed to members except Club presidents accepting Golfer Selk's challenge. A fishing contest and a mystery celebrity are advertised, with Labatt's potential sponsorship for next year.
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Saskatchewan
Pasindco
Selk
The
Golf Club
Trappers
Labatt’s
Trappers' Festival Objects to CBC 24 Hours Program
The Trappers' Festival Board filed a formal objection to the CBC TV program 24 Hours aired February 26. The letter to the CRTC chairman Murray Houlden requests an investigation into the program. Copies go to Hugh Faulkner Ron McBryde Cecil Smith and A W Johnson. No further Winnipeg developments after a Human Rights Commission viewing.
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the Herald
Murray Houlden
Canadian Radio and Television Commission
Harry Boyle
Hugh Faulkner
C.B.C
House of Commons
Ron McBry
Manitoba Bill Extends Animal Control Powers to Districts
Agricultural Minister Sam Uskiw proposes amendments to the Animal Husbandry Act to grant local government districts the same authority as municipalities to regulate animals at large. He says the change would eliminate the requirement for elector petitions and speed up action on animal problems. The move aligns district powers with the broader trend toward municipal parity.
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Sam Uskiw
Manitoba
Uskiw
Askiw
Murray Houlden Transfers to Neilburg TD Branch Manager
Murray Houlden of the Toronto Dominion Bank is transferred to the Neilburg Saskatchewan branch to serve as manager. He is noted for community work including his recent role as Chairman of the Trappers Festival Board of Directors.
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Murray Houlden
Toronto Dominion Bank
Neilburg
Saskatchewan
Murray
Trappers Festival
Mystery letter sent to The Pas HERALD from Germany
The Pas HERALD reports a letter postmarked Frank furt Germany asking the paper to forward to Mr Joe Bihisik an old time Dominion boxing champion. Gerd Riethenauer of Frankfurt signs the note and asks readers to contact the HERALD with any information. If untraced the letter may be sent to Thompson Citizen and then Flin Flon Daily Reminder to resolve the mystery.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Herald
Joe Bihisik
Gerd Riethenauer
The
Mr. Bihisik
Herald Office
Thompson Citizen
Flin Flon Daily Reminder
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