Pas Chamber of Commerce Dinner Set for Monday
The Pas Chamber of Commerce schedules its annual dinner for Monday at 6 15 in the United Church basement. Over 100 members and guests including wives are urged to attend. a year end report and guest speaker are planned, with public invited.
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Pas Chamber of Commerce
United Church
Chamber
CNR
Pas
Precedent Set After Halls Built Without Permit
At the council meeting the completed Masonic Halls on LaRose Avenue were shown to lack a building permit. The episode questions the enforcement of town by laws and suggests authorities may be on shaky ground in The Pas. The engineer Mr Sus notes the contractor bears the onus, but critics fear others will bypass regulations.
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LaRose Avenue
Sus
University Graduates Expect Big Rise in 1962
The National Employment Service booklet predicts graduates in 1962 will total over 15 500, up from 14 000 in 1961, with enrolment rising from 102 000 in 1959 60 to 114 000 in 1960 61. It notes continuing growth and outlines anticipated starting salaries by field.
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National Employment Service
L. T. Fraser
Winnipeg
Prairie
Unemployment Insurance Commission
Be re Venders Responsible for empties at The Pas
The Pas liquor store issued refunds on more than five times the number of bottles sold in the first six months of this year. Manitoba hotels, dominant beer sellers, have historically handled refunds on empty bottles, with pricing set to offset handling costs.
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Manitoba Hotels Association
Manitoba
Adulte & Colleg
Canada
Western Bank
Husky
the Herald
the Pas
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