Carol Festival at Collegiate Auditorium December 6
The Kinette Club presents the annual Carol Festival with school choirs and local groups including Guy Hill Indian School Salvation Army Youth Band and Collegiate Glee Club. Proceeds aid local charity. One night only Tuesday December 6 at 7 30 p.m. Tickets at door adults 50 cents students 25 cents.
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Kinette Club
Kinnette Flo Tellier
Guy Hill Indian School
Salvation Army
Kinnettes
Kinettes
Rotary Show Presents Swiss Film At Lido Theatre
Tonight at 8:00 P.M. the Lido Theatre hosts a colour film titled Panorama of the Country and People of Switzerland. Commentator Anton R. Lendi introduces an adventure in friendship and international understanding featuring Switzerland’s mountains valleys and Alpine culture. Admission is 1.00 for adults and 0.25 for children, tickets at the door.
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Lido Theatre
Switzerland
Anton R. Lendi
Pas Rotary
Local Girl Faces Rare Kidney Transplant
Susan McDougall, 15, from The Pas, Manitoba, has failing kidneys and has relied on a kidney machine for six weeks. A Winnipeg team plans a transplant at Boston or Montreal, with Boston favored for access to leading surgeons. The family lives 10 miles west of The Pas on a farm. Susan remains hospitalized as doctors prepare for the life saving operation.
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St. Boniface Hospital
Susan
Allangall
Pas
Winnipeg
The
Boston
Montreal
Associate Medical Clinic
McDougall
McDougalls
Inglis
Manitoba
Manitoba Marketing Commission to sit at The Pas
The Manitoba vegetable marketing inquiry commission will sit in The Pas on Thursday December 8 at 2:00 PM in the board room of the provincial build ing. Chairman is Donald R Baron. The notice notes discussions on potato marketing and farmers grievances. The Pas visit follows Minister Harry Enns meeting local farmers last month.
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Manitoba Vegetable Marketing Inquiry Commission
Herald
Donald R. Baron
Manitoba
Harry Enns
Pas
Tom Lamb and his museum wonder on display
Tom Lamb pauses work to share his curious museum collection with a group of about thirteen youngsters after skating, showing off a mounted walrus head and other wildlife trophies. The scene captures his patient, storytelling approach amid his busy life and adventures.
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Tom Lamb
Tom
Mukluks Featured In CTV East Documentary Scene
A four person CTV crew visited Mrs. Joe Jebb's to buy mukluks while filming outdoor scenes with dog teams. Musers Charlie Wilson Jack McPhail and Ed Gans aided, with Roger Gee piloting ski des. One crew member already booked to return with his wife for Trappers' Festival. program airs across Canada December 28.
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Muklukes
CTV
Joe Jebb
Charlie Wilson
Jack McPhail
Ed Gans
Roger Gee
Toronto
Ctv-Tv
Canada
Honey prize for local man Bruce Dunlop at Royal Winter Fair
Bruce Dunlop of The Pas won a third prize for liquid honey at the Royal Winter Fair in Toronto. He was Manitoba’s sole prize winner in honey. Dunlop keeps his hives at the old mill site of the former The Lumber Company and has kept bees for two years. He learned apiary art as a boy in Nova Scotia.
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Bruce Dunlop
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Toronto
Dunlop
Manitoba
the Lumber Company
Nova Scotia
Lions Charter Night tickets limited for Saturday banquet
Few tickets remain for the Lions Charter Night at the Legion Hall. Doug McBride and Tickey King sell tickets, 2.00 each. Guest speaker Hon. C. H. Buck Witney addresses alcoholism rehabilitation with Alcoholics Anonymous and local churches. Thompson Highway performs as guest artist, 15 year old pianist from Guy Indian School. Reception 6 15 supper 7 00 dancing 9 30.
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Lions
Doug McBride
the Herald
Tickey King
Art Johnson
C. H. “Buck” Witney
Alcoholic Anonymous
Thompson Highway
Guy Indian School
Legion Hall
Local Woman Attends Manitoba Plaque Unveiling
Mrs Arvid Grant traveled to Winnipeg for the unveiling in the Legislative Building of a bronze plaque commemorating the fiftieth anniversary of Manitoba women's franchise. The plaque, approved by Premier Duff Roblin, honors leaders in communities and outstanding service. a reception followed with Thelma Forbes officiating and Provincial Council of Women members attending.
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Arvid Grant
Winnipeg
Legislative
Provincia Council of Women
Duff Roblin
Manitoba
Thelma Forbes
Joys Of A Bush Pilot 1923 1924 Reminiscence From The Pas
A reader recalls The Pas in 1923 and the era of bush flying. He lists pilots, boats, and wrecks along Cemetery Lake and The Pas River, noting Cap mooring Nip and Curtiss boats, H16 flying boat, Roll-Royce engines, and the fragile recovery efforts after a submerged log collision.
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Pas
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Cap
Brother
Bob Cressey
Tom Livingstone
Charlie Hill
Proposed National Park in Cranberry Portage area
A map shows a plan for a national park spanning the Cranberry Portage region and taking in much of PTH 10 and the Snow Lake Thompson Highway. The proposal would halt mineral and forestry extraction within the park and may extend south to include Rocky Lake. Wanless interests oppose federal over provincial control, while Pas Chamber of Commerce and Pas Town Council adopt a wait and see stance.
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Cranberry Portage
M Mineral and Forestry
Snow Lake - Thompson
National Parks
Pas Chamber of Commerce
Pas
Rocky Lake
Wanless
Curlers Still Needed for The Pas Club League
The Pas Curling Club seeks curlers for the Men's League spare board at a full season price of 30 dollars. Full rinks remain available and ice is rentable Friday 6 PM to midnight and Sundays. Special rates for clubs or organizations. Contact Bill Donaldson at 83-2005. A heater is expected to be installed soon.
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Pas Curling Club
Bill Donaldson
Donaldson
More Humane Traps Distributed to Manitoba Fur Trappers
More than 2000 humane Conibear traps, designed to kill fur-bearers quickly, have been distributed to Manitoba trappers. The program, run by the Manitoba department of mines and natural resources and the Canadian Association for Humane Trapping, supplied 832 traps free and funded 1200 by the department. The aim is to replace leg-hold traps and train trappers, boosting beaver, muskrat, and mink harvests which total about one and a half million dollars annually.
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Manitoba
Manitoba Department of Mines and Natural Resources
Canadian Association
Department
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Marketing Commission
Moccasin Telegraph
Guy Horton
Tommy Sears
Rod Ross
Cemetery Lake
Roddy Ross
Atik and Cranberry
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