Alcoholics Anonymous Forms In The Pas Celebrates 20 Years
Banquet at Legion Hall honors The Pas AA group founding August 8 with 150 members guests and spouses. Obie O B of Minneapolis spoke on AA’s beginnings from Akron Chicago and Minneapolis to Manitoba and The Pas.
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Nicollette Group
Minneapolis
A.A
Manitoba
Akron
Ohio
Chicago
Winnipeg
Flin Flon
A. Sadie
Saskatoon
Thompson
Snow Lake
New CN Office Building Under Construction in The Pas
CN begins construction of an 80 by 30 foot two story masonry office building on Bignell Avenue in The Pas. Versatile Builders Ltd of Winnipeg holds the contract for the 7,000 square foot facility, with Servocentre sales on the ground floor and CN transportation staff on the second floor.
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Canadian National Railways
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Versatile Builders Ltd
Winnipeg
Bignell Avenue
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Servocentre
Karen Flichel Named Senior Figure Skating Teacher
The Pas Figure Skating Club appoints Miss Karen Flichel as Senior Professional for 1972 73. She holds seventh figure and free skating and Gold Dance Medals with five years teaching at Summer Schools and Winter Clubs in B C and Saskatchewan. The club expects an active season under her guidance as it shifts toward CFSA test based lessons.
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Karen Flichel
Miss Flichel
B.C
Saskatchewan
Flichel
CFSA
Town demolishes shacks to clear land for new homes
The Pas town officials led by Mayor Jack Kennedy and Town Manager Walter Lengerke clear six condemned shacks for redevelopment. Two houses were demolished last week while residents had occupied them despite broken windows and vandalized interiors. The project aims to prepare lots for sale and new home construction.
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Walter Lengerke
Jack Johnson
Johnson
the Pas
Herald
New Concept For Pas Golf Course On Golf Club Land
A conceptual layout for a par 36 nine hole course of 3155 total yards is prepared for The Pas on land to be owned by the Golf Club. Negotiations aim to transfer land title from Frechettes Dairy and The Pas Chamber to the Golf Club as working drawings and construction specs are planned for Keewatin Community College heavy equipment authorities.
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Golf Club
Jack Thompson
Parks Branch
Department of Tourism, Recreation and Cultural Affairs
Bob Seidel
Frechettes Dairy
Pas Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Keewatin Community College
Commercial Hockey League Forms In The Pas
A commercial hockey league formed in The Pas two years ago has grown to a possible six team league this season. At a recent meeting the league was granted four extra ice hours per week. Now they have two hours on Sunday and two on Monday night, allowing three games weekly with potential teams from two towns, the forestry complex, and Keewatin.
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Pas
Keewatin
By-Election Required For Ward 4 Trustee
The Pas Reserve Ward 4 will need a by election for a trustee of the Kelsey School Division. The transfer of The Pas Reserve No 21 to Ward 4 becomes effective January 1 1973 and the board must provide for a ward trustee at the next regular trustee election.
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Pas
Board of References
Roads Open To Hunters In Woodlands Division
Woodlands Division at The Pas Forestry Complex says all roads will stay open to hunters except those under construction. A letter to Harold Wells of the Wildlife Association requests the group inform area chapters to pass on road use guidance.
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Harold Wells
The
Wildlife Association
Paul LeMay
Minimum Wage Rate Up Oct 1 in Manitoba
Labor Minister Russ Paulley reminds Manitobans that on October 1 the minimum wage rises to 1.75 per hour for adults 18 and over and 1.50 for workers under 18. Young workers aged 15 to 17 may start at 1.60 for three months and 1.70 for the next three months before the 1.75 rate applies. For more details seek offices in Winnipeg or Brandon.
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Manitoba
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Mr. Paulley
Norquay
Winnipeg
1 Street
Brandon
NDP Office Opens on Edwards Street
Don Duff visited The Pas from September 13 to 16 visiting the Moose Lake Area The Pas Reserve and Valleyview Trailer Court, going door to door with personal contact as the NDP office opened next to Reo Taxi on Edwards Street and operating 10 a m to 10 p m weekdays.
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Reo Taxi
Edwards St
Don Duff
Pas
Moose Lake
Valleyview Trailer Court
Premier Ed Schreyer Tours The Pas Ahead of North Caucus
In The Pas Premier Ed Schreyer told residents the North looms larger in Manitobans eyes during a press conference at the CNR station. He cited provincial financial input rising to 54 million dollars, triple what it was three years ago, as part of a four day tour including Dauphin and Churchill. Harry Vendenbogerd pressed for better drainage in the Carrot River Valley during the stopover. Schreyer described the train caucus as fitting for northern focus.
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Pas
CNR
Schreyer
North
Churchill
Dauphin
Thompson
Winnipeg
Harry Vendenbogerd
Carrot River
Farmers speak to Premier in The Pas press conference
Gintys and Vendenbogerd told Premier Ed Schreyer during a The Pas visit that valley farmers face ongoing problems under the New Democratic Government. The discussion occurred Friday with a press conference continuing on page 15.
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Ed Schreyer
New Democratic
McBryde Named Manitoba Northern Affairs Minister
Ron McBryde, MLA for The Pas, becomes Manitoba's first Minister of Northern Affairs after a press conference at the CNR station in The Pas. Premier Ed Schreyer announced the reshaping of the Northern Affairs Commission into a department during a four day NDP caucus train tour. The new department will add highway fee duties and is not planned as a regional department.
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Pas
Manitoba
CNR
Ed Schreyer
NDP
Northern Affairs Commission
Commission
Schreyer
Department of Government
Bruce Dunlop Astonished By Leader Remarks
Bruce Dunlop of The Pas protests Premier Ed Schreyer's comments on DREE projects in The Pas and Northwest Manitoba. Dunlop says Schreyer's attack misstates federal aims and credits for development programs in the region.
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Bruce Dunlop
Churchill
Pas
Ed Schreyer
Manitoba
Schreyer
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