Roy Johnston Receives Gift From Skating Club
Roy Johnston resigns after 26 years as The Pas arena manager and moves to a town position. Doug White assumes arena manager duties as Connie Lagimodiere presents a gift on Johnston’s last day amid a history of club revival and growth since 1958.
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Roy Johnston
Pas
Connie Lagimodiere
Johnston
Doug White
Donna Ortiz
Carla Kaplanchuk
Alan Moule
Beverly Lamb
Irene McKay
Louise (Hone)Lawrence
Donnie Stevens
Stevens
Louise (Hone) Lawrence
Doreen Black
First Advisory Committee Elected for Local Government Districts
The Local Government District of Consul announces the election of its first advisory committee. Elected will serve two years with elections aligned to municipal voting in October. O'Rourke wins Division 1 with 60 votes to 46 for J Lathlin. Division 3 selects George Anderson with 144 votes against 53 for F Tucker.
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Consul
L.G.D
Charles Alexander
Manitoba
R. O'Rourke
Rahl’s Island
Umperville
Big Eddy Settlement
J. Lathlin
Carrot River Valley
Zatchelar Subdivision
Valleyview Trailer Court
George Anderson
Mr. Anderson
F. Tucker
Truckers Fight Reduced Haul Price To The Pas Woodlands
Local log hauling truckers along The Pas Forestry Complex face a take it or leave it deal as winter weight limits lift. They will gain 11 000 extra pounds per trip but see price cuts from $6.25 per cord to $5.70, arguing labor and fuel costs rise. Spokesman Ed Tiny Newman says the group would accept steady rates, not a cut, with continued three year pricing tied to previous estimates. CONTINUED ON PAGE 11.
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Pas Forestry Complex
Woodlands Division
Athapap
Ed “Tiny” Newman
Ers
Bill Jonas
Woodlands
Bomb Scare at Margaret Barbour Collegiate
Two juvenile boys were apprehended after a bomb scare at Margaret Barbour Collegiate on Monday afternoon. Vice principal Joe Prokopow received a 2 08 p m call claiming a bomb in a locker and the caller then hung up. Police turned the suspects over to probation services. The call originated from a residence near the school.
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Margaret Barbour Collegiate
Joe Prokopow
RCM
Probation Services
Could the Festival Location Change This Year
At the weekly Trap Pers Festival committee meeting the idea of moving the festival to the Carrot River road exhibition grounds drew favorable talk. John Parrott proposed a grand stand start for the dog race with two laps, and all events to be staged in the ring including power toboggan races and the World Championship dog race.
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Trappers Festival Committee
John Parrott
Carrot River Road
Parrot
Detox centre proposed for Municipal offices in The Pas
Steering committee for a detoxification centre asked Town Council to rent the current Municipal offices after they are vacated later this year. Ince Hasker, chairman, outlined the plan and a report detailing need for the centre to several government agencies and the Alcohol Foundation of Manitoba. Council favored using the building, noting the centre would need the space and a quiet atmosphere for treatment. Continued on page 7.
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Ince Hasker
Pas
Reprt
The
Alcohol Foundation of Manitoba
Hasker
Pass
Bert Hayes
Christian Centre To Open Here
The Christian Centre plans an early December opening in The Pas for Christmas shoppers. It will display and sell Christian literature and records and provide a lending library reading room including children’s books. A counselling service will also be offered to community members.
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Pas
Sandy Morrison to Keynote Charter Night of Lions Club
Mr. R A Sandy Morrison vice president sales and marketing TransAir will be keynote speaker at the Lions Charter Night on December 2 1972. Morrison has held several senior posts in communications and transportation in Eastern Canada. Tickets available from Lion Ticky King at Johnsons Mens Wear.
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R.A
Sandy) Morrison
TransAir
Morrison
Canada
Johnson's Men's Wear
Christmas Issue Advertising Deadline Announced
The Pas Herald notes its Christmas issue will be published on Thursday December 21. Advertising space is available with staff ready to assist buyers by phone or in person. Deadline for advertising is November 36.
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Pas Herald
Town Council Passes Curfew By Law for Under Sixteen
A third reading by the Town Council imposes a 10 30 p m curfew for children under 16 unless with a guardian. Earlier amendments set earlier times for younger children, and officers may order youths home if found loitering and act further if necessary.
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RCMP
Cosmopolitans to Open The Pas Overture Series
The Pas Overture Concert Series announces The Cosmopolitans as first attraction at Margaret Barbour Collegiate Auditorium. Curtain is 8:00 p.m. Sunday November 26 marking the end of the 1972 membership drive with a target of 300 adults for a pre subscribed audience. Tickets at the door. final concert lineup depends on sales. The four member ensemble brings art songs operatic scenes Broadway medley and North American songs with humor.
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Pas Overture
Cosmopolitans
Margaret Barbour
Pas
Overture
North America
Blocked Driveway Relief Planned For The Pas
Residents of The Pas will see reduced shovelling this winter as a small blade attachment for the maintainer is ordered for trial use. Council Transportation chairman Councillor Jim Fasano says the device increases efficiency and will clear driveway entrances.
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Pas
Jim Fasano
Fasano
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Pas Volunteer Fire Department
Jack Kennedy
Ular
Hillsden
Alf Walker
Workman's Compensation Board
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Christian Centre
Sandy Morrison
Charter Nite
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