Churchill Forest Industries names two new managers in The Pas
Churchill Forest Industries Manitoba announces Jim Jamieson as Woodlands Division manager The Pas and Jack Turk as head of Logging Operations Department The Pas. Jamieson, a long time woodland operations executive, is based in The Pas and formerly led Woodlands at Twin River Timber in British Columbia.
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Churchill Forest Industries (Manitoba) Limited
Jim Jamieson
Woodlands
Pas
Jack Turk
Jamieson
Seventh Street
Turk
Mr. Jamieson
Twin River Timber Ltd
Columbia Cellulose
British Columbia
Rotary Club seeks new library museum site in The Pas
The Pas Rotary Club seeks a building or site for a combined library and Little Northern Museum. The current 5,000-book library is in the Post Office basement and funded by $2,000 provincial grants and about $6,000 from the town. Museum owner Sam Waller has received offers to move to the United States, and talks exist of a joint town service clubs venture.
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Little Northern
Sam Waller
United States
Robinson Store
Court House
THE
Herald
Lions Blind Canvass Runs Sept 29 to Oct 5
The Pas Lions Club will conduct a door to door canvass on behalf of the Canadian National Institute for the Blind in The Pas and district from September 29 to October 5. The campaign seeks support for rehabilitation programs and expanded blindness research. Manitoba reports about 1500 blind residents.
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Pas Lions Club
Canadian National Institute For the Blind
Pas
Lions Club
Manitoba
Town Council moves to reopen talks with Churchill Forest
D W Craik minister of mines tells Town Council he welcomes views on reopening negotiations with Churchill Forest Industries Ltd. Council forms a three member committee from Town Province and Company to discuss common problems before they become issues. The Pas may seek provincial subsidy for fire and police protection and consult Urban Development on future needs.
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D. W. Craik
Mines and Natural Resources
Churchill Forest Industries Ltd
Craik
Jim Jamieson
Jack Turk
Pas
Department of Urban Development and Municipal Affairs
Minister of Urban Development
Record fish netted by Keystone Fisheries on Cauchon Lake
David Bodnar of Keystone Fisheries Ltd. holds a record Tullibee caught by Alex Flett on Cauchon Lake about 250 miles northeast of The Pas. The 11 pound, 28 inch fish measured nine inches in depth and will be donated to the Department of Mines and Resources for mounting.
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David Bodnar
Keystone Fisheries Ltd
Alex Flett
Cauchon Lake
Pas
Ches
Department of Mines
Legion Pledge Acre For Land For Recreation
The Pas branch of The Royal Canadian Legion pledged 1000 to help buy land on the town east side for a recreation complex. The Kelsey Recreation Commission outlined plans to add land near the arena site for the project. The Legion voted to buy one acre at an estimated price of 1000 per acre if the plan proceeds.
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Pas
Royal Canadian Legion
Kelsey Recreation Commission
Legion
New High For Liquor Convictions In The Pas
Magistrate N G Macphee reports rising liquor convictions under The Liquor Act in The Pas this year. He notes about 800 annual convictions in recent years, with over 1 000 by year to date, warning of dangerous levels and criticizing probationary no arrest programs without viable alternatives like hospitals.
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N.G. Macphee
Sakatchewan
Vancouver
New York City
Helping Hand Magistrate Posts 18 Cents for Bail
Boniface Packo of Grand Rapids faced a charge of intoxication in a public place at the Indian Conference in The Pas. Magistrate N. G. Macphee fined him 15 dollars and 50 cents or three days in jail. when Packo could only pay 15 dollars and 32 cents, the magistrate covered the remaining 18 cents to secure his release.
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N.G. Macphee
Boniface Packo
Grand Rapids
Pas
Macphee
Packo
Local Man Dies After Stage Car Crash in The Pas
William Ducharme of The Pas died in Winnipeg hospital after a 4:15 a.m. crash at Third Street and Lathlin Avenue. The Pas native played hockey with the Huskies and baseball with the Teepees, was married with two children, and the funeral was held at Christ Church The Pas.
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William
Winnipeg
Ducharme
Third Street
Lathlin Ave
Lamb Air
Pas
Christ Church
the Pas
Four Local Girls Plead Guilty To Theft
Three young The Pas women Edna Marie Lamare Janet Anderson and Benny Brenda Hancock all under 20 pleaded guilty to stealing 635 from Mr. Bob's while former restaurant staff. A fourth girl pled guilty in juvenile court. Magistrate N G Macphee remanded them until September 26 for sentence.
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the Pas
Bob
Edna Marie Lamare
Janet Anderson
Benny Brenda Hancock
N.G. Macphee
Cabinet reshuffle marks new ministerial portfolios
Premier Walter Weir plans cabinet changes this week with Jack Carroll moving to consumer and corporate affairs, Buck Witney to labour, Dr George Johnson to health and welfare, Don Craik to education, Harry Enns to highways, Stuart McLean to highways, and Obie Baisley succeeding Thelma Forbes in municipal affairs with central services created.
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Walter Weir
Jack Carroll
Buck Witney
Flin Flon
George Johnson
Don Craik
Mines and Resources
Harry Enns
Mr. Enns
Agriculture
Stuart McLean
Obie Baizley
Thelma Forbes
Central Services
Voc School Asked To Help Rink
Town Council on Wednesday night passed a resolution asking the Northern Manitoba Vocational Centre to assist with excavating backfilling and drainage ditches for the new Sports Complex arena site.
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Northern Manitoba Vocaional Centre
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Miss Lamare
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Brandon
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