Shooting incident damages car on Cathedral Avenue
A 1960 Plymouth owned by Mr. and Mrs. Ken Carruthers was shot at last Thursday between midnight and 2 a.m. on Cathedral Avenue. The rear windshield shattered and bullet holes appeared near the trunk area. four dents marked the trunk lid. Mrs. Carruthers heard strange noises from bed and the car had been brought to town only days before to be prepared for use. CONTINUED ON PAGE 4.
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Deminick Challenges Town Council Over Criticism
Former town employee Deminick grilled the Town Council at a regular meeting about who bears blame for recent criticism in the local press. He faulted administration and political levels, urged accurate minutes, and called for clearer duties among license inspectors and department heads. CONTINUED ON PAGE 10
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Elks Halloween Party Set at The Pas Lodge Hall
The Pas Elks Lodge announces its annual Halloween party for children up to nine years old on Saturday October 31 from 4 to 6 PM. Preschool and older children will have costume judging with films prizes and treats planned.
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Tenders For Indoor Pool Project At Margaret Barbour College
Recreation Director Jerry Ferguson says town business section will canvass merchants this week for donations to fund the Centennial Swimming Pool project. The Kelsey Recreation Commission passed a motion October 6 to make the pool the top priority for facilities development in 197L and seeks Town Council approval to approach Manitoba Government planning officials.
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Fire Chief complains of poor fire phone service
Town officials hear Chief Tom Barley urge improved Manitoba Telephone System fire line reliability after a year with many missed alarms as proposed changes are considered. CONTINUED ON PAGE 10.
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The Russians are Coming at the Lido Theatre
Sunday show at the Lido Theatre promotes attendance to benefit the theater. Management offers to cover expenses for the picture You Have 4 Choices a Matinee or two evening shows.
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Poppy Day Returns in The Pas with Remembrance
The Royal Canadian Legion plans street canvassing on November 6 and 7 to wear the poppy replica for Remembrance. This year marks 49 years since the custom began in Canada and Branch No. 19 The Pas prepares for townwide wear of the symbol.
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Cameron Refuses to Resign as Town Superintendent
Cameron told The Herald he will not resign from his post as Municipal Superintendent. He said illness prevents him from duties now and apologized for the inconvenience. He expects to return to duties by October 26 and did not use the word resignation in his reply.
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Kennedy Seeks Action On P.S. Ross Report
Councillor Jack Kennedy urges action on the P.S. Ross report costing The Pas 3600 dollars. The council plans to study it and present own recommendations after Minister of Municipal Affairs review and a Winnipeg liaison letter. Mayor Trager notes awaiting examination by H Paulley assistant McNairnay before discussion.
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Water floods street after rain condition fixes delay
A Sunday flood soaked Fishman's Men’s Wear area to six inches, blamed on storm sewer blockage by Patrick Pipelines. Dennis Brownlee reported to Russell Yachin, who referred issue to Murray Jackson. Jackson said mayor and council involvement possible.
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Keewatin Art Expos Attract Wide Public Interest
Keewatin Community College showcased three art exhibitions last year highlighting local artists and northern works. The winter show featured 15 Sand paintings by Mrs. Hilda Knuts on from Saskatoon, while another display included local and Gillam talent with two local Indigenous artists. The public response was favorable, reflecting strong interest in regional art.
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C N R installs new sidings near Manbridge mine
Canadian National Railway places a new siding in operation named Manibridge to serve the Manibridge Mine about 20 miles south of Wabowden in northern Manitoba.
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