Fire in Winnipeg Tribune depot destroys radio and table
A fire at the Winnipeg Tribune newspaper depot on Fischer Avenue started by an electrical short. A mantel radio and a work table were destroyed, with nearby newspapers charred but undamaged by water. Firefighters extinguished the blaze quickly. Town Council ordered demolition by November 1.
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Winnipeg Tribune
Fischer Avenue
Frank Buck
Get Out Safely Fire Prevention Week Message
Labour minister Hon Obie Baizley urges immediate escape in fire emergencies during Fire Prevention Week October 9 15. Warn others and help vulnerable persons, do not fight large or basement fires, call the fire department at once, never return to a burning building. Deadly fumes from small fires have claimed lives.
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Labour
Obie Baizley
Perso
Lions Get Together at The Pas District 5M3 hosts 11th annual event
The Pas Lions Club hosted the 11th annual Get Together in The Pas with 72 out of town delegates from East Kildonan Flin Flon St James Kenora Riverside Winnipeg Dauphin Plumas and The Pas. Friday reception at Lion L Reg McBride's home attracted 56 guests before a Saturday brunch at Gateway Hotel and a bus tour of The Pas and Clearwater Lake. The Gay Hall dinner featured cocktails supper Entertainment by DM Chorus and a comedic medical skit by The Passions. Volunteers including Penny Pincher Lee Stevens aided impromptu acts. The weekend closed with coffee and dainties and thanks to sponsors Bank of Montreal DM Chorus Retarded Children's Association and local Lions for hospitality.
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Lion'Ls
Gay Hall
CWL
Lee Stevens
Kenora
East Kildonan
Flin Flon
St. James
Riverside
Winnipeg
Dauphin
Plumas
Pas
Theresa Hutton
Guy Hall
Theresa Framingham
Bank of Montreal
Children's Association
Lions
No Endorsement By Cent. Corp
The Manitoba Centennial Corporation states it has no role in endorsing a Saskatchewan firm to solicit advertising and information for a Manitoba centennial book. The venture is described as a commercial effort not connected to the corporation, despite reports of its northern Manitoba activities.
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Manitoba Centennial Corporation
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Losers in Moose Hunt Face Ethics and Sunday Rules
Two local hunters clash with ethics on a moose hunt along a river. Sunday hunting is forbidden yet a bull moose lingers on shore. One hunter shoots the animal, another party arrives and finishes it. Afterward the first group tows the dressed carcass to town and endures a long, difficult journey back, while accusing others of lies. The piece ends with a jab at statistics and mentions Thompson Airport’s sophisticated clientele and private corporate ownership as it hints at continued coverage on page 12.
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Moose
Thompson Thompson
Thompson
Urban Assoc Backs The Pas Education Tax inequality
The Manitoba Urban Association meeting in Brandon adopted a The Pas resolution urging the provincial government to address education tax inequality between The Pas and Consol Government District that costs The Pas taxpayers about 20000 dollars annually due to underassessment in Consol. The Pas seeks the province to assume the subsidy. initial opposition gave way to floor debate amid amendments from Mayor Kushner of West Kildonan.
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Manitoba Urban Association
Brandon
Pas
Consol
Kelsey
Consolas
Association
Kushner
West Kildonan
Pas Herald Announces Thanksgiving Holiday Closure
The Pas Herald will close its offices and plant for the Thanksgiving Holiday on Monday October 10. An afternoon distribution to new stands of the October 12 issue will occur. Deadlines remain unchanged with all organizations and clinics at 6:00 PM Friday and ads deadlines at 2:00 PM Tuesday for display and 3:06 PM Tuesday for classifieds. This edition marks the start of the sixth year of publication.
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Pas Herald
Assessment Up By $57,000
The Pass assessment roll rose by 56850 due to reassessment and new property. With a 71 mill levy this could add about 4036.35 in tax revenue next year. The council did not grant full exemption on property taxes for the Friendship Centre and approved a 166 expense for the town engineer’s conference.
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Friendship Centre
Art Fishman Involved In North District Car Crash
Art Fishman is reported in satisfactory condition at St. Anthony's Hospital after a Sunday night crash 25 miles north of The Pas. He suffered compound fractures to his right arm and abrasions. his 1966 Mercury was a total loss. The RCMP say wearing a seat belt likely prevented further injury. His German Shepherd was unharmed. The dog was with him when found unconscious by a passing motorist and taken to The Pas. he woke Monday morning. RCMP continue the investigation. Wreckage remains at South Side service.
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Art Fishman
St. Anthony‘s Hospital
Mr. Fishman
RCMP
Fishman
Pas
Water Delivery Ends November 15th
The town ends water pail delivery on November 15 following a council vote to discontinue the service. The decision, opposed by three councillors and supported by Mayor Trager, involved price increases to 90 cents per barrel and weekly delivery for those served. Purchases of a water tank and a new delivery truck were debated to support Bernstrom’s deadline.
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Cece Meadows
Hiatt
Bernstrom
Carnegie and
Kobar
Batchelar
Wilchowy
Trager
Batchelor
Local barrister presses town on multiple housing issue
Barrister Bill Martin says several east side homes converted basements to suites violate town zoning for single family dwellings. Building inspector Earley cites recent case and refused permits. Council to supply specific cases to pursue legal action. Martin to provide details to The Herald.
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Bill Martin
Martin
Tom Earley
The
Herald
John Sokulski Re elected President of The Pas Huskie Club
John Sokulski was elected president of The Pas Huskie Hockey Club at a Sunday meeting attended by 25 supporters. Vice president is Mac Profit with Louise Blac Goldie Goldstrand returning as coach. The next general meeting is Monday October 17 at 7 30 p.m. Cambrian Hotel Sample room.
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John Sokulski
Pas Husky
Mee
Pas
Mac Profit
Ee Ae A Mrson
Louise
Blac Goldie Goldstrand
Huskies
Cambrian Hotel
KIN Conference Set for The Pas Manitoba October 14 15
Kinsmen from District 2 will meet October 14 15 16 for the annual Fall Council conference of clubs. The Legion Hall The Pas Manitoba hosts discussions on policies from the 1966 National Convention held in Fortees August 24 27. Governor J K Ken Beatty will attend nine business sessions with district executives and deputy governors from six zones. John Kerr to represent the National Executive. CONTINUED ON PAGE 9.
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Legion Hall
Pas
Manitoba
Fortees
J.K. Ken Beatty
John Kerr
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