Don Fisher Elected President Of The Pas Curling Club
Don Fisher was unanimously elected president of The Pas Curling Club for the coming season at a well attended general meeting. Retiring president Bill McLean outlined the past year and noted a bank balance around $1200 while urging renovation plans such as roof fans, potential new ice sheets, and an on site office for executives and drawmaster.
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Don Fisher
Pas Curling Club
Bill McLean
McLean
Relic Hull Spotted By Saskatchewan River Bridge
Readers report a large hulk on the left side of the Saskatchewan River Bridge facing north. The Herald believes it may be the remains of the old King George V stern wheeler once captained by Captain Bridges and operated by a Prince Albert syndicate, now partly on the bank and partly in the water.
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Herald
Lally
Captain Bridges
Prince Albert
Charlie Hill
Pas
Jack Carroll Named Full Time Manitoba Labor Minister
Jack Carroll, MPP for The Pas, becomes Manitoba's first full time Labor Minister in years after Premier Duff Roblin reshuffles the Cabinet. He leaves the Public Utilities post to focus on labor. New ministers include Walter Weir for Municipal Affairs and John Christianson for Welfare. Christianson is Carroll's brother in law. Lyon remains Attorney General and also takes Public Utilities portfolio.
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Winnipeg
Jack Carroll
Pas
Manitoba
Duff,Roblin
Carroll
Labor Department
Walter Weir
Minnidosa
John Christianson
Portage la Prairie
Christianson
Garrell
Weir
Sterling Fee
Local Mail Times Adjusted For New Transport Schedule
The Pas changes affect mail arrivals and departures. Airmail to the South now closes at 2 pm and will not arrive from the South to The Pas at 11:45 am. Sorting takes about one hour.
Ukrainian Catholic Parish launches hall building drive
The Ukrainian Catholic Church congregation officially started a project to build a new Parish Hall at its Harvest Dinner last Sunday. Mrs. Rose Samborski led the Ukrainian Catholic Ladies in catering with support from Father Luhowy and visitors from The Pas and Flin Flon. Fred Pohlod delivered greetings from Flin Flon and spoke of hope for a successful fund drive.
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John Sokulski
Father Luhowy
Harry Trager
Rose Samborski
Fred Pohlod
Ings
Flin Flon
Pas
Pohlod
Overture Concert Series Opens With Orpheus in The Underworld
The Canadian Opera Company presents Orpheus in the Underworld at Collegiate Auditorium on Saturday November 4 at 8 p m for the Overture Concert Association in The Pas. The satirical opera first produced in Paris about 103 years ago.
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Canadian Opera Company
Association
Paris
Jacques Offenbach
Times
Offenbach
Ouimet Defends CBC Timing on TV Station On Air Date
The CBC delays blamed on the Department of Transport and suppliers. CBC spokesmen had at one point suggested transmission could start by Christmas. Ouimet replies to a Chamber inquiry dated September 28 and October 24 asserting the corporation will expedite the process without giving a firm on air date.
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Qouimet
Department of Transport
CBC
Quimet
Ouimet
Annual Trappers Festival Meet Set for November 13
The Northern Manitoba Trappers Festival Inc. calls its annual meeting for Monday November 13 at 8 p.m. in the Legion Hall The Pas with all northern Manitoba residents considered members and urged to attend and participate in discussions.
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Northern Manitoba Trappers Festival Inc
Legion Hall
Pas
Manitoba
Trappers Festival Organization
Three Convicted Liquor Sellers Pay Fines Under Deadline
Magistrate Neil Macphee reported that nine men were fined 250 and three women 200 for illegal liquor sales. By the deadline, Henry Martin Walter Skulmoski and Robert Banhegg paid. John Philips Sylvia Chartrand and Leonard McKenzie arranged payments. others face arrest warrants. Doreen Constant already served jail time after defaulting.
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Neil Macphee
Doreen Constant
Macphee
the Herald
Henry Martin
Walter Skulmoski
Robert Banhegg
John
Polling Station Expansion Suggested for The Pas
The Pas Chamber of Commerce asks Town to consider adding one or two polling stations beyond the Legion Hall for municipal elections. The group notes federal and provincial practice supports multiple stations and cites population growth since earlier years.
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Pas Chamber of Commerce
Legion Hall
The
Pas
Legion
Proposal to Schedule Figure Skating Classes Faces Opposition
The town weighs Sunday 10-12 noon and Sunday evening 6:30-8:30 figure skating hours during church times. Council expected to decide at tonight’s meeting. Members push for changes due to Sunday School conflicts and church-hour clash.
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Herald
Sunyday
Soanedt
Pas Herald Free Distribution for Residents
This week's Pas Herald edition is distributed free to residents of Hudson Bay and Lynn Lake. The notice mentions local lines and introduces Orme Gillaitor? and Thicker oy. Readers are invited to participate or pick up copies.
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Herald
Cally
Hudson Bay
Lynn
Lake Lines
Orme Gilla Ifort
Veterans Day Observances and Remembrance Reflections
Wreaths will be laid and citizens join a parade to honor veterans and those who served. Many will recall buddies and their brave deeds, while widows and mothers remember loss and endurance. Disabled veterans and hospital patients symbolize ongoing sacrifices.
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King George V
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Sylvia Chartrand
Leonard McKenzie
Gertrude Guiboche
Lloyd Baimacombe
Ivan Furlette
Joe Lauzon
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