Streets in The Pas face collapse risk from sewer work
The Town of The Pas reports several streets deteriorating after storm sewer and water main repairs last fall. Patrick Pipelines of Saskatoon is the contractor. Barricades on Tremandin Avenue near Manitoba Public Housing drew complaints. councillors questioned authorization. Wilchowy says no authorization was given and asked barricades be removed until after Easter and until Streets 8th and 9th from Tremandin to Hogan are open.
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The
Pas
Patrick Pipelines
Saskatoon
Tremandin Avenue
Manitoba
McBride
Wilchowy
Tremandin
Hogan
Annual Meeting For Trappers' Festival Set
The Trappers' Festival holds its annual general meeting Tuesday April 20 at 8 PM in the Legion Hall. Any area resident may participate and Northern Manitoba residents are members with voting rights. Unofficial reports say the 1971 festival shows a substantial profit, likely to prompt intensive discussion.
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Legion Hall
Manitoba
Water Bills Delayed in The Pas Switch to New System
The Town of The Pas will delay water bills normally mailed around April 5 as it switches to a Data Processing system. Secretary treasurer Tony Moule says the delay will run 10 days to two weeks and asks consumers to note the explanation enclosed with the mailed bills.
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The
Pas
Tony Moule
Moule
Ed wards Avenue Shopping Centre Detailed Plan Breaks Ground
A $2 million enclosed shopping center planned for Edwards Avenue in The Pas aims to start next month with three main buildings and tenants including McLeod's Hardware Hudson's Bay Westfair Foods Bank of Commerce Dairy Queen and additional shops. The project received a May 15 demolition extension on two condemned houses while the 1966 Gamble Steadman McLeod property origins trace forestry era development.
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Edwards Avenue
the Pas
Fritz Cameron
McLeod's Hardware
Hudson's Bay Company
Westfair Foods
Bank of Commerce
Dairy Queen
Jewellery Store
Drug Store
Ladies Wear
Edwards
Third
Fourth Street
McLeod's
Royal Bank
Hudson's Bay
McLeod's Outlet
Bay Outlet
Council
THIRD CLASS CITIZENSHIP CLAIMED Separatist MOVE ON PAS RESERVE
The Pas Reserve faced a separatist stir with a Grievance committee from Big Eddy alleging unequal government grant shares. Spokesman Wilfred Young demanded equal per capita distribution and wider publicity, while Chief Gordon Lathlin disputed the claim.
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F.L.Q
Gordon Lathlin
Pas
Herald
Big Eddy
Wilfred Young
Lathlin
Band Council
Winnipeg Free Press
Colin Heath
CBC Television
the Herald
Two Found Guilty On Bootlegging Fines In The Pas
Willie Hengemuehl and Allan Kummerfield were fined 200 each for bootlegging in Magistrate Court last Wednesday. Kummerfield also received a three month suspended sentence. Rose Richards had her case stayed by the Crown as main witnesses disappeared. The incidents occurred in The Pas on November 21 and 22, 1970, during an RCMP investigation led by Corporal Dennis Stewart and Constable Ross Mertles.
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Willie Hengemuehl
Allan Kummerfield
Pas
Kummerfield
Rose Richards
D'Arcy
Bancroft
RCM
Richards
Dennis Stewart
Ross Wayne Mertles
Winnipeg General Investigation Section
RCMP
Plainsclothes
Stewart
Hengemuehl
Possible 12 Mill Budget Increase Needs Cutting
Council worries about a 12 mill increase in the 1971 budget after finance chair McBride notes a possible improvement from schools. He urges all members to meet with the Mayor to start chopping the budget, which must be settled promptly. The Mayor agrees the 12 mills is unwelcome.
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McBride
Trager
Town of The Pas balks at purchase order system
Councillor McBride objected at a Town Council meeting to the towns purchase system citing a $3000 capital funds transfer for arena recreation director office furniture. He questioned the breakdown and said he would have opposed the resolution had he known exact items including desk chair typewriter and adding machine.
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Pas
Mede
Arena
McBride
Recreation Commission
M B C I Students Off to Quebec
Pictured are 35 M B C I students bound for Quebec with Director Mrs M Williamson noting arrival in Ottawa on April 10 and departure from Montreal on April 15. The group finances come from a 1500 Centennial Grant, student contributions, and school fundraisers.
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M.B.C. I
Quebec
M. Williamson
Ottawa
Montreal
Pas
Jean Graveline
Paula Herman
Tim Hagen
Dori Ge
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Ings
Legion
Gamble-Steadman and McLeod
Pas Reserve
By Larry Hastings
Young
Bob Lowery
M.B.C.I
Karen Lagimodiere
Jack Cote
Glen Haynes
Tom All
Murray Fitzpatrick
Ken Kerwin
Geraldine O'Rourke
Heather Thompson
Joanne Knezacek
M. Hettinger
W. McAdam
Sneae
W. Langois
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