Mac Profit Reinstated as Pas Huskies Leader
Mac Profit has been returned to the helm of The Pas Huskies after being elected president of the Hockey Club last Thursday. Andy Goldstrand becomes vice president, Will Bigelow is team manager, and William Cloutier handles equipment. They asked league officials to attend to matters and expect word within a week. Goldstrand is favored to coach and Don Black may seek a local job if he returns to net minding duties.
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Andy Goldstrand
Will Bigelow
William Cloutier
Huskies
Don Black
Pas Indian Band Proposes Edwards Ave Meeting
The Pas Indian Band Council invites a public meeting to discuss Edwards Avenue problems. The invitation follows an editorial calling for a joint session with Town Council police and Edwards Avenue merchants. The Band Council held October 5 and 7 to discuss the issue.
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Edwards Ave
Pas Indian Band Council
Edwards Avenue
Pas Herald
Edward Avenue
Stages Freshie Night Ends With Parade and Pranks
A Freshie Night parade shows initiates in odd costumes facing a mock court in a makeshift library and receiving light punishments. Photos depict Beverley Carnegie and Shirley Cychmistruk at a Post Office stair scrunch, Dianne Turner and Barbra Smith by a Pinky Laundry line, and Gordon Chan with Bob Didur pulling Kathleen Smith after a root beer outing. The evening closes with a dance.
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Freshies
Beverley Carnegie
Shirley Cychmistruk
Dianne Turner
Barbra Smith
Pinky Laundry
Gordon Chan
Bob Didur
Kathleen Smith
Gordon Avenue
A & W Drive Inn
Election in All 3 Contests at The Pas Civic Vote
Voters will select three ballots at the October 23 municipal election in The Pas. Three school trustees will be chosen amid a two-newcomer race for the Kelsey Division Board. Four candidates filed for three Town Council seats, with Bert Hayes entering the race against Mayor Harry Trager.
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Kelsey
Bert Hayes
Harry Trager
Jack Berg
Cal Gibson
Tom Stephens
Earl Jellison
National Employment Service
Laurie Newsstead
Manitoba Telephone System
Audrey Batchelar
Alex Wilchowy
How Not To Toast Bread
The town council received a routine fire report with two items. Fire chief Vern Berstrom joked about match guns and commented on a simpler bread toast method. In September the fire department responded to a bread burning incident at the Friendship Center kitchen oven.
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Herald
Vern Bernstrom
Ead
Friendship Center
Poultry Industry Under Study in The Pas
Well informed circles in The Pas report a large scale poultry business may be established here. Parties involved were in The Pas this week and are impressed with the potential. A detailed study is underway and a decision is expected soon. The venture aims at large scale breeding for sale to a local poultry freezing plant.
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Jet training base rumoured for Clearwater Lake airport
Reports circulate that a jet training base may be moved to Clearwater Lake Airport, after Penhold Alberta base cancellation stirs Ottawa. Officials note 40 jet trainers could operate at once, while concerns over air traffic near The Pas and fuel supply from Cochin Pipes may affect plans. Runway deterioration prompted a 32 000 pound weight limit and two extensive surveys suggesting possible runway extensions.
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Clearwater Lake
Penhold
Alberta
House of Commons
Ottawa
Harry Trager
Bud Simpson
M.P
Cochin Pipe Lines
Pas
Regina
Objections To Underpass Registered
Protests to build an underpass at First Street were filed with the Town Council. Leaders include Bishop Paul Dumouchel and Rev Father Chaput on behalf of Sacred Heart School and St. Anthony's Hospital.
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First Street
Saskatchewan River Bridge
Paul Dumouchel O.M
Father Chaput
Sacred Heart School
St. Anthony's Hospital
Town Council review of 675000 in local improvement projects
Town engineer Adar Sus presented eight local project recommendations totaling 675000 to the Town Council. The plan, funded by the Federal Municipal Loan Fund, envisages water and sewer hook ups, curb and guttering, paving, an underpass, a sewage lagoon, and an industrial area service plan over five years with quick action favored on water hookups.
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Adar Sus
Harry Trager
Pas
Sus
Pave Seventh Street Proposal Presented to Town Council
Town Engineer Adam Sus urged council to approve paving Seventh Street from Gordon to Charlebois in 1964 with an estimated cost of 50 000. The town would pay 20 000, with the balance from the Provincial Grants in Aid to Municipalities tied to plans for a nearby million dollar technical school. the project would fit grant criteria.
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Seventh Street
Gordon
Charlebois
Seventh
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