Legion marks 50th anniversary in The Pas
The Pas Branch 19 of the Royal Canadian Legion celebrated its 50th anniversary banquet with about 200 attendees. Long service pins were awarded by Des Robinson to members including Ed Johanson, John O’Eddie, Charlie Illsley, John A. Lundy, George Ingram, Henry Hart, and Albert C. Hoskins. The branch, organized February 7, 1919, received a commemorative shield from Mayor Harry Trager on behalf of the city. Mr. Johanson spoke on the branch’s objectives to aid veterans, their families, and the community.
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Ed Johanson
John O'Eddie
Charlie Illsley
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George Ingram
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Albert C. Hoskins
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Hospital By Law Reduced Costs and July Voting Window
By law reductions of 90000 dollars set for hospital matters with voting days no earlier than the last Friday of June. If unavailable, votes may occur on the first or second Fridays of July. Final date depends on proper sequence of church compliance. Authority granted by Manitoba Legislature private member’s bill due to St. Anthony’s not a municipal hospital.
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Open House At M B C I
An Open House at Margaret Barbour Collegiate is set for Monday May 26 from 2 to 5 pm. Parents and interested people can view the school in action with stage shows drama French demonstrations and subject displays. Glee Club performances are planned at 2 3 and 4 pm in the gym.
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Young Artists Contest Planned at Airport Club Rooms
Young artists in The Pas area may enter a show at the Airport Club Rooms on June 8. Open to all under 16, the event follows a winter competition at The Guy Hill Indian School. Trophies are donated and more are sought for best picture.
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Airport
The Pas Mines Schedule Clash With Transair Plan
The Pas protests new TransAir summer timetable starting June 1. The single daily flight would depart Winnipeg at 12 noon on Tuesdays and Thursdays, stopping Dauphin before reaching The Pas at 2:05, then continuing to Flin Flon and Lynn Lake before returning to Winnipeg. Southbound from The Pas to Winnipeg would depart at 5:45 arriving at 7:50 P.M.
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March for Millions Planned in The Pas Sponsored by OXFAM
The Pas will host a May Day march titled March for Millions on Saturday May 1 under OXFAM guidance. A local committee led by David S. Shaw with Valerie Tadda and Tom Mulligan will oversee the event, with 60 percent of net proceeds to OXFAM and 20 percent designated for a Peru farming community tractor purchase, among other allocations.
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M.B.C.I
Valerie Tadda
Tom Mulligan
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The Pas Annex Development Plans Unveiled
The Town of The Pas outlines three development areas with The Pas Annex as the primary focus. Surveying and street clearing will begin immediately, followed by sewer, water, and gravel roads. Lot prices will be set and sold on a lease option to curb speculation, with 171 standard 60 foot lots planned. Connaught Avenue will be a temporary green belt and the Connaught side may become a multiple dwelling area. Cathedral Avenue will provide main access to the subdivision.
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