Tenders Open for Scott Bateman Junior High in Winnpeg
Bids opened August 1 show Graham Construction of Saskatoon as low bidder at 1 300 000 with 19 000 00 below Tauvenies Construction of Winnipeg. W.W. Construction had higher bids and was linked to delays at Mary Duncan School causing a re tender.
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Scott Bateman
Winnipeg
Graham Construction
Saskatoon
Tauvenies Construction Co
Wallace and Akins
W.W. Construction
Mary Duncan School
Graham
Kelsey
Mary Duncan
W.W
Public Schools Finance Board
F.w.sawatsky
Rogerson Clinches Pas Open In Sudden Death Drama
Barry Rogerson of The Pas won the Pas Open after a dramatic holes sudden death playoff. He collected the Labatt's Trophy for the Championship flight and a new golf bag as prizes. Ron Cox and Elmer Young, both from The Pas, finished second and third.
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Barry Rogerson
Pas
Labatt
Ron Cox
Elmer
Butch) Young
Week Long Indian Days Ready To Go
The Opasquia Indian Days begin this Saturday with three baseball tournaments for Pony and Little League and a Ladies Fastball Tourney. Sunday features Men's Fastball, followed by a Monday golf tourney and Weiner Roast with awards at Picnic and Pike Lake. An Old Time Square Dance closes the events.
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Pike Lake
Dick Bell Park
Jim Neilson
New York Rangers
Miss Sunny Manitoba
Moses B
Bill Thomas Seen as Appointments Candidate for DIADirector
Former The Pas resident Bill Thomas may be appointed regional director of the Department of Indian Affairs in Winnipeg. He previously led NewStart, a federally funded two year venture at The Pas on The Pas Reserve, a $5 million program phased out after criticism. Thomas would replace R W Connelly now in Ottawa and would oversee a program near $38 million annually.
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Pas
Bill Thomas
Department of Indian Affairs
Winnipeg
Herald
Thomas
NewStart
Alberta
R.W. Connelly
Ottawa
Garbage dump labeled hell of a mess by mayor
Mayor Jack Kennedy described the town garbage dump as a hell of a mess and disgrace to the community while supporting a resolution to hire a full time attendant. The Protective Services committee brought the measure at the August 3 Town Council meeting amid by law amendments to raise garbage pickup rates.
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Jack Kennedy
Kennedy
Protective Services Committee
Gus Gelowitz
City dump reform debate sparks budget concerns
The Clean Environment Commission voices alarm at the dump state and says a license is impossible until cleanup. An attendant was hired for winter but not rehired, a heated winter shack is discussed, and Councillor Fasano hesitates to add budget costs before the school budget is known.
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Jim Fasano
Transportation
Town council debates traffic by law and parking lease
Council discussion on the town traffic by law consumes time with talks on unloading rules in the business district and traffic sign feasibility. The meeting also approves three readings of a by law to sign a lease with Armand Pouliot for a parking lot at 2nd Street and Edwards Avenue.
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Armand Pouliot
2Nd Street
Edwards Avenue
Sam Chun
Sam's
Super Shopper
Record crowd at 7th annual Rodeo in The Pas
A cold rainy weekend did not deter a record 5700 fans at the Seventh Annual Pas Rodeo held on Exhibition grounds. Salmond of Weekes Saskatchewan dominated, with Ron McGinnis of The Pas taking Bronc riding with 98 points and Jim Lefler winning Senior steer riding with 90 points. Dean Lagimodiere of The Pas won Junior steer riding.
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Pas
Rockies
Salmond
Weekes
Saskatchewan
Ron McGinnis
Jim Lefler
Dean Lagimodiere
Best Ever Rodeo Parade Tops In Pas
T O P S float entered by weight watchers was judged best overall by Jac Nickel and Bud Colgan. The Pas Kinsmen Club and Exhibition Association organized the parade with 40 floats among 80 entries, praised despite rainy weather and crowds lining the streets.
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T.O.P.S
Jac Nickel
Bud Colgan
Pas Kinsmen Club
Exhibition Association
Swan River
Kinsmen Club
60th Birthday Youth Fun Day at Centennial Park
Families join the Kelsey Recreation Commission Summer Playground staff for a Youth Fun Day from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. with running races, wheelbarrow and 3 legged races, bicycle events, scrambles, and bubble gum contests. All entrants receive a free balloon for the town's anniversary. films at Mary Duncan School in the evening are free.
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Centennial Park
Kelsey Recreation Commission
Mary Duncan School
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