Spartans Fall 43-0 in Opening Encounter at Minnitonas
The Pas Spartans traveled to Minnitonas last Saturday and were defeated 43-0 as the home team raced to multiple first-half touchdowns. Key players included half back Jack Koszyk and quarterback Gerry Foster while referee Philip Batchelor kept the game orderly. The Spartans host Benito next Saturday and travel to Birch River on Monday for football action.
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Pas Spartans
Minnitonas
Wis
Jerry Yee
Spartans
Philip
Pip) Batchelor
Jack Koszyk
Gerry Foster
Minnitonas Collegiate
Bob Campbell
Benito
Birch River
Lions Club Dinner Meeting Sees Members Draft New Initiatives
The Lions Club met on September 25, 1962, with Lion Bill Morrish chairing in Secretary Mike Wolk’s absence. Attendance checks, buddy system enforcement, and a push to recruit new members dominated a busy session. The club prepared for Teen Canteen events at the Elks Hall, planned October 3 as a special meeting for District Governor visit, and accepted joint planning duties for local Trappers Festival activities and a monster carnival with Rotary and Kinsmen participation.
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Bill Morrish
Lions
Elks Hall
Elks
Lion
Irv. Snider
Irv
Lion Ross Martin
Portage la Prairie
Pas
Doug McBride
Rotary Club
Lion Bill Martin
Lion Mere Corker
Lions Club
Lion Project
Oe Ls
Tee Pees Cop High Honors
H M Holmes secretary of the Polar Baseball League released last season's statistics and notes The Pas Tee Pees earned top honors. The Tee Pees won the league pennant and championship and had players winning MVP and Batting Average awards. Don Miller, Tee Pee coach and star pitcher, won the MVP with 15 points.
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H. M. Holmes
Polar Baseball League
Pas Tee Pees
Tee Pees
Don Miller
Lions Monster Bingo winners at The Pas Arena
Seven hundred fifty participants attended the Lions Monster Bingo at The Pas Arena last Saturday night. Big prize of 500 dollars split between Mrs. Harry Arnold and Mrs. Bucknam. door prize of 50 dollars won by Melvin Nash. Multiple smaller prizes awarded across 19 games to numerous players.
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Lions Monster
Pas Arena
Harry Arnold
Bucknam
Melvin Nash
Barbara Lamb
Ed Godin
Dennis Chamberland
Joyce Colgan
Leo Graveline
E. Williams
Jois Olinyk
L. Blouin
Nancy Spence
Ann Sezuli
Leo Mayer
J. Jolly, Sr
Wm, Feeikert
N. Flett
Joe Lavallee
T. Hillman
Mary McGillivary
J. Jewels
Mrs. J. Munro
Mildred Edworthy
Seven-digit numbers phased in Snow Lake and Thompson
The Manitoba Telephone System announces seven-digit numbers will debut in Snow Lake and Thompson in November to align with the provincial telephone directory. All local numbers will adopt a 3-4 format with a dash between the exchange and line numbers, Snow Lake exchange 358 and Thompson to follow.
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Snow Lake
Thompson
Manitoba Telephones Expands Seven-Digit Numbers
The Manitoba Telephone System advances toward full dial access with seven-digit numbers at provincial centres. Snow Lake and Thompson will switch on November 18, followed by Magi es Pennes in on Lundar Fisher Branch Petersfield and Shilo offices.
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FAS Herald
Thompson
Manitoba Telephone System
ANC
Manitoba
Snow Lake
Lundar
Fisher
Petersfield
Shilo
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Claude Kozik
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Stylers
Ashley
Trappers
Gillard
Holdaway
Ducharme
Rowley
Engen
Radar Kings
Braves
the Lions den
Po Say
Mike Wolk
Keddie & Berg
Meat Department
Arnold Clark
Fosseneuve
F. Ducharme
Flett
Domsuck
Jean Lorch
Snow Lake & Thompson
Carrot Valley Hall
THE
Sentinals" Softball Club
Bate the
Lisa Bglearaway
Eiling
Gerry Hanover