Government talks in The Pas on reserve bridge land
Provincial land acquisition officials met The Pas Indian Band Council last week to discuss a north Saskatchewan River bridge approach on The Reserve. Plans include an Edwards Avenue bridge and potential land exchange depending on town planning impacts. Moody Moore engineers review the proposals and will deliver an opinion within a week.
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Pas
Pas Indian Band Council
Saskatchewan River
Edwards Avenue
Band Council
Moody Moore
Band
Snowbound rescue complicates coffee invitation tale
Bertha Carter, visiting from Winnipeg, braved heavy snow with two children when a neighbor invited them for coffee. A St Bernard came to help but blocked the path, licking the children and flattening the mother. She clutched the dog and cried that he was supposed to rescue them, as residents stayed indoors Friday.
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Bertha Carter
Winnipeg
Florence Dupas
St. Bernard
The Big Blow and Provincial Notes on Manitoba News
The excerpt describes a blizzard’s impact with streets opened quickly and a bus of Swan River students at the Technical School after being stranded. It also notes fishing in Gerri Johnsons Lodge, a Manitoba souvenir pin for distinguished guests, memories of Fi nian’s Rainbow, a sales tax postponement rumor, and education views by Dr. Wilfred Wees.
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Swan River
Sports Afield
Sasaginnigak Lake
Manitoba
Earl Kennedy
Memory Lane
Finian
Pas Collegiate
Lido Theatre
Jim Russell
Ruth Fuller
Marcel Frechette
Fifi Langlois
Mike Johnson
Norma
Dion) Booth
Little Theatre Group
Phil Riddings
Glee Club
Harriet
Canada
Wilfred Wees
W.J. Gage Ltd
Toronto
Manitoba Educational Association
Winnipeg
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Manitoba Teachers’ Society
Chevrolet
PAS Profit’s Service Ltd
First Street
Cbc-Tv
Clark
Fred McKelvie, P.A
Dominco Agronomist
Fred
Cominco
Cominco Ltd
Calgary
Alberta
The
Pas Seed & Feed Co. Ltd
Toronto-Dominion
D.L. Reid
the Pas
D.J. Chisholm
Thompson
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