The Pas Schools Reopen For 1964 65 Term
The Pas schools start August 31 with grades 1 12 from The Pas Reserve and Big Eddy. Elementary class allotments are announced and listed on page 3. Principals named Rita Fouillaird Kelsey Pinuita Garnet Stevens and JL P Claggitt oversee campuses as Home Economies Industrial Arts and Physical Education begin in Collegiate.
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Pas
Slscones Tena
Rita Fouilliard
Kelsey
Pinuita
USA
Garnet Stevens
JL P. Claggett
War Memorial To Be Moved In Devon Park Manitoba
Town Council endorses moving the War Memorials from Devon Park to the Cook and Second intersection after a Royal Canadian Legion request citing vandalism. Ken Perry appointed town assessor building and license inspector to year end. Water contract with Cece Meadows renewed for one year ending 1965. Council to pay $722 in Manitoba Hospital premiums for residents in arrears.
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Royal Canadian Legion
Devon Park
Cook
Second
Legion
Ken Perry
Cece Meadows
Council
Manitoba
Jessie Day Tops Local Horticultural Show
Mrs. Jessie Day won the Grand Aggregate at the The Pas and District Horticultural Show held in Guy Hall for the highest total points. She also captured the top cut flower award and the Ferncliffe Garden prize, with the Town of The Pas trophy going to Mr. Day for best home grounds.
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Jessie Day
Guy Hall
Linda Rae
Sid Wilton
New Cormorant Lake White Fish Study Sparks Debate
Biologists study Cormorant Lake to balance fisheries for commercial and sport anglers. Winter operations removed up to 75 900 pounds of white fish, netting high employment but reducing pickerel and trout. A storm forced an halt and displaced fish populations, with continued work to resume.
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Cormorant Lake
Conciliation Board Settles Three Year Contract
The union and town reach a three year agreement with formal ratification pending. Wages rise 4 cents an hour retroactive to January 1 with 5 cent yearly increases in 1965 and 1966. The contract runs through 1966 and includes a cost of living clause set at 185.3 with a 4 point rise allowance. CONTINUED ON PAGE 12.
Learning and Understanding Canada Trip Reflections
A Manitoba student shares a positive Canada exchange experience with Centennial Commission. She highlights kindness in New Brunswick hosts, hospitality in each community, and lessons about Canada’s history, people, and regions. Details note travel from The Pas to Winnipeg and schedule.
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Centennial Commission
Canada
New Brunswick
Manitoba
Manitoba Centennial Corporation
Pas
Winnipeg
Quebec Students Visit The Pas And Flin Flon Exchange
Twenty four grade eleven and twelve students from Montreal visited The Pas and Flin Flon as part of Canada’s centennial student exchange program. They toured by CNR train and Kelsey Bus Lines, attended a 250-strong dance, and shared sociable moments with Manitoba and eastern Canada students.
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Quebec
Pas
Flin Flon
Canada
Manitoba
Montreal
CNR
Kelsey Bus Lines
Clearwater Lake
Sunset Beach
Maverick Mines Announces $400000 Underwrite
Maverick Mines and Oils receives approval from the Calgary Stock Exchange and the Alberta Securities Commission to underwrite 500000 treasury shares for 400000. Exploration manager Ray Skogsberg states the move finances the copper discovery made by Phillip Bachnick and H Howell near Cranberry Point.
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Treasury
Maverick Mines and Oils
Ray Skogsberg
Calgary Stock Exchange
Alberta Securities Commission
Maverick
Phillip Bachnick & H Howell
Cranberry Po
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Jessie
Walter Rudyk
Kathy Bruderer
Willa Zaworoneck
Grant Profit
Cindy Ficeik
David Bruderer
Neill
Ted Herman Premachuk
Conciliation Board
Union-Town
Learning & Understanding
Sandra Hayes
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