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Newspaper

Pas Herald

Location

The Pas, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 15, 1968

Page

9

Three Ferry Pilots Visit The Pas From Norway

The Pas hosts three ferry pilots linked to Lamb Airways. Mort Lindsay from Wichita Kansas, David Dix from Manchester England, and Hans Mulders of Rotterdam joined Tom Lamb and his wife for a Saturday evening reception. The trio piloted dual landing Otters bought from the Norwegian Air Force, flown from Vaernes Norway, 400 miles north of Oslo.

Tom Lamb Lamb Airways Pas Norwegian Airforce Wichita Kansas Mort Lindsay Wichita David DIX Manches Ter England Hans Mulders Rotterdam Lamb Vaernes Norway Oslo Don Lamb

Maureen Lagimodriere wins festival scholarship at Grand Concert

Maureen Lagimodriere earned the Centennial Scholarship for Sonatina III and V during the Grand Concert closing the week long The Pas Music Festival. Dianne Mitchell and Wil La Zaworono k shared the Frontier Enterprises Rose Bowl for highest speech marks. Joan Lathlin received Mrs Ash Trophy for top Grade 3 choral reading.

Maureen Lagimodiere Dianne Mitchell Willa Zaworonok Frontier Enterprises Harold Kowalchuk Margaret Barbour Frances Wickberg Winnipeg Dorothy Ash Flin Flon Sacred Heart Convent

Winnipeg Magistrate condemns past conditions in The Pas

Magistrate I V Dubienski sentenced Wilfred John Stone to three years for robbery. He criticized the region’s situation, saying Indigenous people are pawns for political power between government agencies and white people. Continued on page II.

I. V. Dubienski Winnipeg Dubienski Wilfred John Stone Ontario Manitoba Kenora Toronto

Game and Fish Banquet Here This Saturday

The Pas hosts its annual Game and Fish Dinner and Dance this Saturday May 18 at the Legion Hall from 7:00 PM. The menu features Cornish Game Hen and Junior Rifle Club instructors will receive new jackets courtesy Carling's Breweries. Tickets are $2.50 from association members. dance and refreshments follow. Public welcome.

Legion Hall Rifle Club Carling Breweries Association Laer

Churchill riding votes in three way federal race

In Churchill Manitoba a three way race forms for the June 25 federal election. Conservative Bud Simpson incumbent since 1957 edges into the contest after 1967 redistribution. Liberal Frank Dembinsky vies with Bruce Dunlop of The Pas for the nomination. Dunlop clinched ahead 72 of 232 ballots but agreed to stand. NDP taps Brian Koshul a Thompson steelworker union leader as candidate. Archie Nabess of Thompson named campaign manager. Social Credit undecided. Liberals pass five Churchill resolutions for national policy review.

Churchill Conservatives Liberals NDP Bud" Simpson Simpson House of Beral Dunlop Pas Thompson FlinFlon Brian Koshul Archie Nabess Social Credit Party Social Credit Manitoba

Past March for Millions Draws 325 Starters in Devon Park

About 325 began the Past March for Millions last Saturday from Devon Park at 8 30 AM. After 12 hours 118 finished the 30 mile route with Walter Koshel first and Dave Mulhall close behind. The five mile Pas tour went north on 10 Highway to Prospector and back. Participants ranged from elementary to senior high, including presidents of local service clubs.

Devon Park Walter Koshel Dave Mulhall Pas Prospector Max Lebowicky Evans Premachuk Rotary Bill

CUPE Convention Deals With The Pas and Northern Manitoba

The Canadian Union of Public Employees passed resolutions at its recent convention relevant to The Pas and northern Manitoba. CUPE represents workers at The Pas Town and St Anthony's Hospital and discussed a resolution on policy.

Canadian Union of Public Employees Pas Manitoba CUPE St. Anthony's Hospital

Wind toppled Welcome Sign by CNR station

A strong Wednesday wind knocked over the Welcome Sign across from the CNR station and landed on Bill Martin’s car. The sign snapped off at ground level, mitigating minor property damage.

CNR Bill Martin

Holiday closings alter next week’s Herald publishing

Next Monday is a federal holiday. The Pas offices will be closed and the May 2 edition of The Herald will be distributed next Wednesday. Advertising deadline is 11:00 A.M. Tuesday for both display and classified ads.

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