Moc Tel contends about a moose hunt joke
Pukatawa acting end Ron Ford of Flin Flon and a Winnni peg friend hunted moose with bow and arrow. the friend struck moose while Ford and the group watched. Local Indians reportedly viewed the hunting scene as a humorous irony of a white man wielding a bow. Another Moc Tel reader commented on a roothouse story from last week.
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Sig Joke Pukatawa
Ron Ford
Flin Flon
Aviator
Ron
Ken
Local boycott tied to potato market board
The speaker notes rising unused field capacity for potatoes this year and suggests thousands of dollars left the district to buy potatoes, implying a boycott over the potato marketing board. The remark frames the district's fruitless investment versus local production.
KINSMEN MEETINGS DRAW REGIONAL OFFICIALS IN THE PAS
The Kinsmen and Kinettes hosted district officials from Lakehead to the Manitoba Saskatchewan border for a weekend event in The Pas. Activities included registration at the Cambrian Hotel, a Saturday schedule at the Legion Hall, and a Sunday breakfast for visitors. A separate report notes an RCMP incident where two youths, one aged thirteen, attempted a rooftop money theft during the weekend. One youth remains known to authorities for prior custody issues in The Pas and Winnipeg. the other was recovered with $20 missing.
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Tos
Beatty
Winnipeg
Lakehead
Manitoba -Saskatchewan
Kinettes
Cambrian Hotel
Legion Hall
Mr. Fishman
RCMP
the Pas
Local teachers award bursary to Loretta for college
Loretta, from The Pas, completed high school in 1963 and earned a B Sc track toward the University of Manitoba. She excelled in sports debate and student council, serving as school president. The bursary of $250 was presented at Collegiate Graduation by Vaughn Wadelius.
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Loretta
Pas
University of Manitoba
Faculty of Education
Vaughn Wadelius
Division Teachers' Association
Escapees Contd Mr Art Fishman Seeks Recovery Update
ESCAPEES contended as Mr Art Fishman proprietor remains in hospital after a car accident police report ongoing investigation and authorities urge caution while awaiting further details and statements from hospital sources.
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Art Fishman
Underground vault and building for tremor detection equipment
The contract describes an underground concrete vault five feet below ground for instruments to detect earth tremors, measuring 22 feet 6 inches by 4 inches, with a vestibule and access hatch. A one story frame building on a concrete slab will house recording instruments 28 by 17 feet, with a recorder room and ante-room and electric heating.
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