Ramblers Rally Past Huskies In High-Scoring Affair
The Ramblers built a 4-0 lead by the end of the first period as Joe Gagne and Doug Little fueled the attack. Tidy scoring by Ticky King and Lloyd Burgess, and a late push by The Pas tied the game before intermission, with Doug White and Claude Kozik adding in the third before Bob Burgess sealed it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilers
Joe Gagne
Jim Wright
Huskies
Tisdale
Don Black
Doug Little
Lloyd Burgess
Gagne
Black
Little
Pas
Bob Pollock
Len Ouelette
Doug White
Claude Koziks
Claude Kozik
Gordon Clunie
Ticky King
Smith
White
Bob Burgess
Ted Rock
Kinettes Stage Fashion Show This Monday
The Pas Kinettes present their second annual Ladies Spring and Summer Fashions this Monday March 25 at the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Hall on First Street. Two showings at 7 30 and 9 pm feature outfits from Shirl's Fashion Shop with hair by Lee's and commentary by Winona Hanover. Models include Betty Humphreys Grace Young Florence Milburn Carole Flanigan Ev Lebowicky Betty Chan Terry Waller Mary Morin Pat Bracegirdle.
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Pas Kinettes
First Street
Shirl
Lee’s
Winona Hanover
Betty Humphreys
Grace Young
Florence Milburn
Carole Flanigan
Ev Lebowicky
Betty Chan
Terry Waller
Mary Morin
Pat Bracegirdle
Minor Hockey Roundup: Hawks Top Canadiens in playoffs clinch
In Tom Thumb action the Hawks defeated the Canadiens 10 1 in the first overtime period on a goal by Frank Bickle to advance on to the finals against the Blackhawks. The Hawks then won the second game 6 2 with Halliday scoring four times. Don Lord Elk presented the trophy to Hawk captain B Halliday. In Pee Wee action the Mohawks faced the Toters in a later note.
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Tom Thumb
Canadiens
Frank Bickle
Bruins
Blackhawks
Hawks
Canadians
Hawk
Haliday
Morin
Mulhall
Libbrecht
Alexander
T, Cheetham
Halliday
M, Alexander
T. Mulhall
Bickle
C. Watts
Don Lord Elk
B. Halliday
Toters
Chamber targets Monday closing change for tourist season
The Chamber plans an April dinner meeting with all retail merchants to discuss store hours and Monday closings. It urges rescinding the current by law or ensuring universal adherence, arguing June to September openings better serve tourism and citing nearby centers that stay open. Marvin Hill won the Tourist Bureau contract in a related decision.
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Retail Merchants Association
Chamber
Banff
Kenora
Marvin Hill
Tourist Bureau
Mission At Sacred Heart Cathedral
A mission renewal at Our Lady of Sacred Heart Cathedral began with about 200 women and girls present last Sunday. The schedule covers women and girls this week and men next week with three daily Masses and talks led by Rev. Fr. D. K. Edward. He has preached across Quebec Ontario and the eastern U S and was born in 1912 in Brantford Ontario. CONTINUED ON PAGE 10
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Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Cathedral
D. K. Edward
Brantford
Ontario
Toronto
Order of the Holy Redeemer
Maritime Provinces
Quebec
U.S.A
Edward
Regina
Kin 2nd Annual Sportsmen Night Draws 125 Attendees
The Pas Kinsmen Club held its second annual Sportsmen Night in the Legion Hall drawing about 125 local sportsmen. A $5,000 plate dinner supported Easter Seals, with speakers Bill Mosienko and Steve Patrick and other notables at the head table. The event kicked off a March drive with brochure distribution planned for April 1 to raise crippled children’s aid.
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Pas
Legion Hall
Last Springs
Bill Mosienko
Chicago Black Hawks
Steve Patrick
Winnipeg Blue Bombers
Jim Daly
Chick Duncan
Niakwa
Winnipeg
Paul Murphy
The
Game and Fish Association
Wildlife Crusader Magazine
Doug McBride
Carling Breweries
TransAir
Imperial Tobacco
Gordy Goldstrand
Murray Batson
Sportsmans Night
Elster Seals
Johnny Heucert
Carlings
Easter Seals
Choral Legion Service Promoted by Pas Ministers
The Pas ministers sponsor a Choral Legion service featuring soloists Mrs Johnstone Mrs Gordon Bygher ley and Peter Dyck. The program includes carols and oratorio numbers from Handel and Elijah with pieces like There is a Green Hill Far Away. The hope is a deeper realization of God’s love and desire to reveal Himself.
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Pas
Ton
Johnstone
Gordon Bygherley
Peter Dyck
Elijah
Handel
Elk's Bonspiel at The Pas Crowns Winners
The Elks bonspiel at The Pas drew 17 rinks with three events. First event winners were Pete Worobec Trudy Worobec Jackal Evelyn Dickson. second event winners Cal Gibson Dick Turner George Watts Skippy Gibson. third event winners Bill Donaldson Bev Donaldson Emile Cousineau Jim Blake.
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Pas B.P.O. Elks
Pete Worobec
Trudy Worobec
Jackal
Evelyn Dickson
Cal Gibson
Dick Turner
George Watts
Skippy Gibson
Bill Donaldson
Bev Donaldson
Emile Cousineau
Jim Blake
Appointment to the Past A CN road foreman named
CN appoints E G Wilkins acting train master in Wi to warmaster road foreman of engines. He succeeds F W Quinouchell who moves to Dauphin. Wilkins, from Edward Manitoba, began in 1947 in Transcona stores, became locomotive fireman in 1948 at Melville, and advanced through multiple locations.
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E.G. Wilkins
F. W.quinouchell
Dauphin
Mr. Wilkins
Edward
Man
Transcopa
Melville
Pus
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Kinettes
By Duane Needham
Tom Thumt
E, Libbrecht
B. Mulhall
Hill
Colgan
Anaka
N. Alexander
Lagimodiere
D. Marin
R. Bilsky
Totems
Pee Wee
Herb James
David Emberley
Don Gemmill
Bruce McKinnon
Ross Kereluk
Malcolm Green
Tor
Wayne Richards
Allan Richards
Jim Compton
Adrian Boyko
David Hiatt
Pas Chamber of Commerce
Sacred Heart Cathedral
Kin
By Hal Wells
Choral Legion Service Sun
Ron Rice
Greece
Earl Harvey
Canadian Legion
Row
Paul Deminick
Ray Harmatiuk
Ron
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