Lagimodiere Leads Bowlers Ahead of New Bowling Year
October 14 marks the start for Lagimodiere headed bowling season with Ed Haculak as publicity chair. The Herald quotes Lagimodiere predicting another top year and urges bowlers to register early by contacting any executive. The league will follow the same schedule as last year with a students league Monday nights and teachers night Friday.
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Huskies Hold CRWHL Delegation Meeting in October
The CRWHL plans a October 14 meeting to attract delegates from The Pas area and towns such as Kinisuno, Hudson Bay, Nipawin, Carrot River, and Tisdale. Chairman Mr. Profit urges a large turnout at the Legion by 8 o'clock Monday to discuss community hockey support and CRVHL's future.
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Art Johnson Wins Local Club Championship at The Pas
Art Johnson, longtime Pas golfer, edged Jack Fisher by a single stroke to win the local club championship at The Pas Golf Course last Sunday. A gusty wind disrupted play, with both men ballooning scores after nine holes and entering the final hole one stroke apart.
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Spartans Light On The Line
The Pas Spartans have improved after weeks of practice but will not join the league this year as some players left for Swan River. They will play exhibitions against Bowsman Birch River Minnitonas and Swan River this season and may join the league next year.
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Initiation Week Activities at T.P.C. Start Soon
Notes indicate a lively Initiation program with a parade around 6:30 p.m. and a dance after tasks. Bowling teams from T.P.C.L begin on Monday with 34 teams competing, while senior students prepare for a disaster procedure drill between Rehan Pe and St. Anthony's Hospital supervised by Dr. Sommerse.
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Friendship Council adopts four point program report
The Friendship Council overseeing the Friendship Center approves a Program Committee report outlining recreation, social, craft, and education items. It calls for equipment purchases, room usage schedules, a nursery space, a reading room, and coordinated social events while inviting community toy donations.
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Pas Association for Retarded Children Meets in Province Building
The Pas Association for Retarded Children held its September meeting in the Provincial Building with thirteen members present. President Mrs. Pinuita reported the opening of The Pas School for Retarded Children on September 4 under Mrs. qualified to attend but seat transportation. A bake sale and raffle were planned for November to raise funds to support enrollment of seven full time students.
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Pas Library Auxiliary marks first year of service
The Pas Library Auxiliary reports a successful first year with 2208 books in the collection, 245 borrowers, and 6900 books loaned since moving to the current location. Donations from The Pas Lions Club and community members funded purchases. hours run five days weekly. 87 overdue items noted and fines collected to cover running costs.
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Town Council Seeks $700 From Pinky Laundry
The Pinky Laundry faces a Septem ber 30 deadline to meet council requests. The town claims 700 is still owed for sewer and waterline installation. a letter from new owners was read at last week’s council meeting.
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Ottawa decision delays Opasquai school plans update
Board shifts to architect led start for eight Opasquai classrooms and six for Collegiate gym auditorium library. Manitoba grants 75 percent of Collegiate cost with parts to Indian Affairs. Present auditorium would become shops if by law funds approved. election hoped for October 19 but uncertain.
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