Horticulture Show Awards Grand Aggregate in The Pas District
Mrs A Day earned the Grand Aggregate at The Pas and District Annual Horticultural Show held in Guy Hall. Margaret Alrust won the Shadboldt Award for best special arrangement and first prize for Modern Arrangement titled October Fantasy with a witch on a broom. Geoff Smith won Best Gladiola and others shared top prizes in Home Grounds and Farmers categories.
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A. Day
Pas and District
Guy Hall
Margaret Alrust
Alrust
Harry Bickford
Art Johnson
Pay Meat Market
E.J.A. Neill
Srd
Geoff Smith
Teacher Vacancy Narrowed to Two at School Board
The teacher shortage that troubled the School Board trustees this spring is reduced to two remaining positions. At present only two posts need filling a Physical Education role in the Collegiate and another position. Continued on page 9.
Ten Day Jail After Intoxication Charge In The Pas
A visitor from Gillam faced a magistrate in The Pas on an intoxication charge. With no money for a fine he served several days in jail. He arrived with 1450 dollars after a ten day holiday and was broke. Gene Rheaume noted The Pas jail as a possible contender for the worst in Canada.
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Gillam
Gene Rheaume
Pas
Ohe
Canada
Monreal
Nip House restaurant ordered closed by town council
The Town of The Pas cancelled the Nip House business license for 60 days on a health department request. Dr Panacher, medical health director for Northern Manitoba, ordered inspections after a July report found issues. Reopening requires meeting all health conditions and Town Council approval.
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The
Pas
Edwards Avenue
Council
Panacher
Northern
Manitoba
Health Department
Management Reopens Nip House Cafe After License Suspension
The Nip House reopens after the town canceled its business license for 60 days last Thursday. The restaurant claims no notice or chance to comply was given and says it has met health requirements except one, according to a spokesman.
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Nip House
Herald
Health Department
Carnegie Asks Questions About Fire By Law And Barracks Site
Councillor Dana Carnegie questioned council members on a new fire prevention by law and delays in finalizing it. He also raised concern over the open foundation for the new RCMP barracks on Gordon Ave where young children were seen playing.
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Dana Carnegie
Carnegie
Ett
Evans Premachuk
Rc~ MP
Gordon Ave
Town charged in double drowning at dugout site near Centennial Park
The Town of The Pas faces criminal code charges for unlawfully leaving the site unguarded and failing to post warnings after two sisters, Shirley Nelson aged 10 and Sharon aged 9, were found drowned in a dugout near the vocational school on June 17. The incident occurred at a excavation site developed for a Centennial Park. Town Solicitor Mr. Evans Premachuk appeared in Magistrate’s Court seeking remand without plea as council considers next steps. The girls, residents of Constant Avenue, were last seen Friday afternoon and reported missing Saturday morning.
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The
Pas
Evans Premachuk
Premachuk
Counscil
Shirley Nelson
Sharon
Constant Avenue
Annual Sports Day sees Young-Linklater win reserve canoe race
Sunny weather fuels a week of events at the sports grounds across the river. In the main forty mile canoe race Jim Young and Jim Linklater win with a 2 lap time of 5 hours 48 minutes 5 seconds. Visiting team from Flin Flon places second with a time of hours and 4 minutes. Charles Constant and Albert Ballantyne finish four minutes back, Paul Biggell and A Padridge fourth, nine canoes start and two drop after first lap with two more on last lap. Archery sees Henry Personius first, Francis Head second, John Constant third. CONTINUED ON PAGE 9.
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Jim Young
Jim Linkla
Ter
Flin Flon
Charles T. Constant
Albert Ballantyne
Paul Biggell
A. Padridge
Jake Constant
Gordon Lathlin
Henry Personius
Francis Head
John Constant
Indians Honour Dick Bell Path And Road Dedication
The Pas Indian Band dedicated a commemorative path and road to honor J R Bell for ten years as Superintendent of Indian Affairs in The Pas. The ceremony took place last Saturday morning as part of ongoing community recognition.
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Pas
J. R. Bell
Bell
Indian Affairs
Delayed Opening for New Collegiate School
The new Collegiate school completion slips past the September 1 target as carpenters strike and bricklayer shortages stall progress. Seventeen classrooms are needed for fall enrollment, with the earlier August 15 deadline missed and a one day grace request debated by the School Board.
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Cal Gibson
Staggered School Classes Planned For The Pas
The Pas will open with staggered classes as the new high school isn’t ready. Mary Duncan students move to Margaret Barbour Collegiate, with details to appear in next week’s Herald.
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The
Pas
Jack Kennedy
Kennedy
Mary Duncan
Margaret Barbour Collegiate
Vote Planned on $300,000 Arena By-law for The Pas
Citizens in The Pas prepare to vote in October on a 300000 by-law to fund a new skating curling arena with a metal structure. A town committee estimates may cover building costs and bids from at least three companies are expected if approved. Land purchase of ten acres near the high school has been financed this year.
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Pas
Bill Moffat
Special Citizens’ Committee
Calgary
Moffat
Citizens’ Committee
Trager
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Health Dept
Young - Linklater
Jules Nault
Dick Bell
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