Fantasy in Fairyland displays wealth to promote health
At the Bet ter Living Centre the Sanitation for the Nation exhibit features a castle guarded by Pinkerton guards and cash to illustrate that preventable sickness costs Canadians over a million dollars daily. The display, backed by the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce and funded by a Weed Control district, invites public opinion on a centennial project.
Weed Control Proposal Aims To Boost Farm Yields
Farmers face thin profit margins due to rising costs and low prices. Weeds cut yields sharply, with 2 thistle plants per yd2 dropping 20 percent and 100 wild oats per yd2 reducing 70 percent. A community weed district led by The Pas and local departments could secure grants for control efforts.
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Golf Tournament Sees Tense Playoff For Championship
The annual Golf Tournament drew 75 entries as weather cooperated. Four players tied for first in the championship flight triggering a playoff won by Glen Shepherd on the first hole with Doug White and Ted Hamp close contenders.
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Local Golf Tournament Sees Wide Participation at The Pas
The Pas Herald reports the August 1969 golf event with Barry Regan winning the longest drive and third place in a six player playoff. Bill Moffat nearly holed out, while Ted Hampson and Adolph Watzel feature among the oldest entrants. Art Johnson wins a $500 golf set and bag from raffle. thanks extend to the Ladies Golf Club for meals.
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Tennis Flight Winners And Scores From The Meet
In the first flight D McElroy and C Bannick both 77 led their group against E Young 79. The second flight saw Saranchuk 78 and Grant 81 trailing M Hagan 83. Third flight included Gibson 81 with W Sigurdson 85 and R Goldstrand 85. Fourth flight featured Chute 96 B Lanigan 97 and K Deighton.
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