Teeps Lead in Polar League Final Ahead of Game Three
The Pas Teeps moved one win from the Polar League title after a 4 1 decision over the Flin Flon Stylers at Foster Park. They extended an undefeated home streak to eleven wins this season while aiming to close out the best of three series this Sunday.
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Don Millar
Nor Engen
Engen
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Redman
Train Hits Woman Lying on Tracks In The Pas
Matilda Mink of The Pas Reserve survived after train No. 76 struck her on September 16 near the bridge trestle. Police report she was found in a crouched position between rails, intoxicated, with minor head abrasions. The incident occurred as Gerard Langlois brought the passenger train in from Thompson at 1 62 AM. A local election is expected October 28 with little interest observed.
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New Collegiate Classes Open at Margaret Barbour Collegiate
The Margaret Barbour Collegiate expands with Industrial Arts and Home Economics courses serving about 290 students in grades seven to nine. Classes occupy the former collegiate auditorium and will begin actual construction in the new year. Appliances for Home Economics were supplied by Manitoba Hydro. Municipal election day in The Pas is set for October 28 with school board and town council seats up for reelection.
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G. Harris
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Kelsey
Bill McLean
Jack Kennedy
Kennedy
McLean
Vern Bernstrom
Don Carnegie
Stan Reid
Carnegie
Bernstrom
Mr. Reid
Trager
Audrey Batchelor
Alex Wilchowy
George Hiatt
Cal Gibson
Jack Berg
Tom Stephens
Peter Berezowecki
Rahis Island-Caree River
Bitmer Rom Wanless
Popular Paper Or Mean Thief
Malcolm Green, a The Pas HERALD carrier, found his bag emptied after delivering one paper on La Rose Avenue last Wednesday. With fourteen more customers awaiting delivery, a search yielded nothing. The HERALD reimbursed him for the loss.
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After Hours Break-in at Margaret Barbour Collegiate
Minor damage reported after a break-in at Margaret Barbour Collegiate last Thursday. Entry gained through a smashed window at the rear of the school obscured by the auditorium addition. Desks rammed in four rooms and the principal's office targeted. intruder injured by broken glass. No arrests or detentions yet.
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Margaret Barbour Collegiate
Churches Asked For Details On Parish Hall Use
Town officials seek details from three focal churches on how parish halls are used. Action follows a Ukrainian Catholic Church tax exemption application for its parish hall and continues on page 3.
Town Sells Land for Northern Manitoba Technical School
The town council passed a by law authorizing the sale and transfer of four blocks at the end of Seventh Street to the Manitoba Government. Proceeds fund a one and a half million dollar technical school to serve northern Manitoba. The sale price was set at one dollar.
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Manitoba
Zawacky Wins Pas Club Championship Rematch
Ray Zawacky defeated Jack Fisher two up to claim the Pas Golf Club Championship last Sunday. He had earlier eliminated defending champion Bill Burns two and one in the semifinals, with next week’s A and B section finals possibly set to decide champions if weather permits.
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Ray Zawacky
Pas Golf Club
Jack Fisher
Zawacky
Bill Burns
Residents petition against CNR trains blocking 16th Street Crossing
Nearby residents last week petitioned the Town Council to address trains operated by the CNR that block the 16th Street Crossing. The petition says the practice annoys pedestrians and delays vehicles. Couriedl voted to forward details to Ed Barker, CNR area manager.
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