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Newspaper

Pas Herald

Location

The Pas, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Nov 13, 1963

Page

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The Pas Lions Charter Night to Feature Dr Guy Marcoux

Dr Guy Marcoux MP and Social Credit Party whip in the prior Parliament will speak at The Pas Lions Club annual Charter Night on Saturday December 7. He later sat as an independent before joining Robert Thompson and a Quebec group led by Real Caouette.

Guy Marcoux Pas Lions’ Club Marcoux Social Credit Party Robert Thompson Real Caouette Mr. Caouette Quebec Dr. Marcoux Mr Thompson CNT

Underpass Plan Reached Between Town of The Pas and Sacred Heart Parish

The Town of The Pas reaches an underpass agreement with Sacred Heart Parish for land transfer needed for an underpass at First and Lathlin. The CNR will close the existing underpass in 1964 after a council letter from Father Chaput on behalf of Bishop Dumouchel clears hurdles. The parish relinquishes land beside Guy Hall and will receive land behind the parish property at Mud Bowl.

the Pas Sacred Heart First Lathlin Department of Public Works CNR Father Chaput Dumouchel Guy Hall

Permanent King Trapper Sign Proposed for Festival

Northern Manitoba Tri Festival directors plan a Sunday 2 30 pm meeting at Festival Headquarters Herald Block to discuss buying and erecting a permanent King Trapper on the town’s southern edge near Highway 10. John Bodnar heads a committee proposing Claude Neon as the supplier. The sign would measure 14 feet wide and 16 1/2 feet tall on a four foot slab.

Manitoba Herald Block John Bodnar Claude Neon

Nor-Lite Hall Bazaar and Carnival Opens Tomorrow

The Ukrainian Catholic Church hosts a three day bazaar and carnival at Nor-Lite Hall First Street beginning tomorrow at 7 pm with nightly Bingo. A Bake Sale and Rummage Sale run Saturday at 2 pm followed by a Queen crowning at 10 pm featuring Betty Ann Kolebaba Shirley Cychmistruk and Jayne Hancharyk selling prize tickets.

Nor - Lite Hall Nor-Lite Hall First Street Betty Ann Kolebaba Shirley Cychmistruk Jayne Hancharyk

Repeal Motion Questioned Over Texaco Town Planning

Texaco Town Planning faces a possible reversal as Councillor Vern Bernstrom serves a motion to repeal by law 1382 approving a Gordon Avenue bulk and service station. The October 21 vote approved the amendment 3-0, but Bernstrom’s absence and potential deadlock threaten ratification and may prompt a public hearing by the Utility Board upon ministerial review.

Gordon Avenue la Verandrye Vern Bernstrom Texaco Oil Bernstrom Trager Ones

Bud Simpson Attends U N in New York

Bud Simpson MP for Churchill travels to New York City for a two week parliamentary observer role with the Canadian delegation to the United Nations. He notes Ottawa office will handle correspondence and will forward messages to him in New York. Mrs Simpson accompanies him. plan to return to Ottawa around November 23.

Bud” Simpson Churchill U.N New York Simpson New York City United Nations Ottawa

Truck Driver Narrowly Survives Collision At Rail Crossing

Mault, driver of a Swan River to The Pas truck, escaped after his tractor trailer jackknifed at the Westray rail crossing. The cab ended on the track and the trailer by the ditch as the train hit, breaking the rig in two. the cab sank in the ditch and Mault was trapped inside.

Westray Pas Mault the Herald

Committed for Trial in Cormorant Shooting Case

Isiah Constant a 65 year old trapper and logger from Cormorant was committed for trial on charges connected to the July shooting of Bill McLeod Manitoba Government Conservation Officer McLeod was shot July 28 at Cormorant and testified from a portable stretcher after severe leg injuries.

Isiah Constant Cormorant Bill McLeod McLeod Manitoba Justice of the Peace Andy Goldstrand McLeod Winnipeg H. Rolfe Northern Manitoba Pas

Farmer Hansen to stand trial for extortion charge

Harold Hansen, a farmer from the Opasquai Development Area, was committed for trial on an extortion by threat of shooting charge. The incident allegedly occurred September 23 on Hansen's land near Opasquai Lake. Justice of the Peace Andy Goldstrand led the preliminary hearing.

Opasquai Harold Hansen Hansen Opasquai Lake Justice of the Peace Andy

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Lions Texaco Jean Peden Silver Cross Lido Theatre Bud Simpson The Westray Crossing Don Mault Farmer
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