Sawmill to Open On Time At The Pas In 1968
Churchill Forest Industries expects the The Pas sawmill to be operational by October 1968 while the pulp mill aims for 1971. Dr. A Kasser and George Litton outlined plans during a The Pas Herald interview, noting possible Indian Band land acquisition would not reduce local tax revenue and negotiations with The Pas Band continue.
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TechnoPulp
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Herald
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Winnipeg Tribune
Saskatchewan
Churchill Forest Industries opens cutting operations at The Pas
Dr. A Kasser of Technopulp announced cutting started as Churchill Forest Industries prepares debut in The Pas Manitoba. Debarking plants planned 30 miles north and another being built. 20 mile road completed under Manitoba government agreement. Equipment already in field amid new leases and upcoming site visibility. guests included Mr and Mrs Fasino and Mr and Mrs San Marco of Sicily.
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D. Williams
Churchill
Chemical Bank
New York Trust
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TechnoPulp
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Kasser
Pas
A. Brown
Idaho
Krauss
Germany
J. Ziegler
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Churchill Forest Industries
Manitoba
LaRose
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Sicily
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New President for TransAir Succeeds Martyn
Harold D. Cope named president of TransAir replacing M P Martyn who served as president and chairman. Cope formerly VP of World Airways and from Arizona, with broad experience in airline operations. Announcement made Monday in Winnipeg and effective immediately.
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Harold D. Cope
World Airways Ltd
Cope
M.P. Martyn
Winnipeg
Arizona
Civic Election Next Wednesday
The 1967 civic election will be held next Wednesday October 25 polls open 9 AM close 6 PM at Elk s Hall and Nor Lite Hall. Sixteen candidates compete for eight positions including mayor Douglas McBride and Harry Trager seeking a fifth term. Councillor candidates include Audrey Batchelor Warner Bickle Orville Gareau Bert Hayes George Hiatt Stan Reid.
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Elk's Hall
Nor- Lite Hall
Douglas McBride
Pas Herald
Harry Trager
Bert Hayes Noted as Town Council Candidate
The Herald corrects an omission from last week's issue naming Bert Hayes as a candidate for Town Council in the upcoming civic election. Hayes has prior council service and has run in the last three mayoralty contests.
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the Herald
Bert Hayes
Hayes
Bridge plans debated at Pas Progressive Conservative meeting
The Pas Progressive Conservative Association heard Hon. Jack Carroll say the town’s bridge may take time. He outlined Edwards Avenue concerns with The Reserve Town Planning Scheme and noted an urban renewal study by Underwood and McLellan could reshape the project.
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Pas Progressive Conservative Association
Carroll
Pas Herald
Pas
Edwards Avenue
Underwood and McLellan
Property Owners Vote On Arena Money By-Law
The Pas residents who own property and their wives will vote next Wednesday on a $325000 by law for a new skating and curling rink on the east side. Renters cannot vote. owners must hold property worth at least $400, or $800 for a couple. All resident electors may vote for Mayor Council and School Trustees if Canadian citizens or British subjects and resident since before April 25 this year. A six month residency is required. Mayor has two candidates, Council and School Board three each. Mark X to show preference.
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Tony Moule
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