Paddy Wagon Tender Accepted
Town Council last week opened tenders for a new paddy wagon and accepted one. Finance committee had rejected repair bills totaling about 290 dollars, with 250 dollars for paddy wagon repairs. Councillor Sokulski urged returning bills to merchants, noting the need to keep the present vehicle in repair while delaying the new paddy wagon.
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John Sokulski
Doug McBride
Sokulski
School Lists Next Week in The Pas Herald
The annual Student Class room Allotment will be published in the September 1 issue of The Pas Herald. Registered students names with their teachers and assigned room will appear in that issue. School opens on September.
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Pas Herald
Trailer Licenses Examined in Town Move Notice
Town council examined temporary trailer licenses, targeting owners around Timberland Trailer Court five miles south of The Pas. Councillor Doug McBride urged notices be served to trailer owners to move, following Mayor Trager’s disclosure of a provincial lease termination affecting the DREE trailer on Fischer Avenue.
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Harry Trager
Fischer Avenue
Doug McBride
Timberland Trailer Court
Pas
Trager
the Herald
Provincial Public Works Department
Them
Hospital Wing Opens Tomorrow at City Hospital
The hospital unveils a new 2 million dollar wing with three floors and joining entrances. Opening day events start at 10 30 am with public tours from 2 4 pm and 7 8 pm. coffee served. Parking is available across from the Sacred Heart grounds.
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Sacred Heart
Manslaughter Charge Said In Bignell Death
Allan Harris, 26, held by RCM Police charged with manslaughter in the death of 52 year old Robert Bignell at Big Eddy Reserve last Thursday. Bignell was found at Harris’ father John William Harris home around 6:30 pm. Medical examiner Dr Ron Templeton cites severe head injuries. Harris appeared in court and is remanded to Magister’s Court August 25. Police indicate a drinking party was involved. no inquest ordered.
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RCM
Big Eddy Reserve
Allan Harris
Robert Bignell
Big Eddy
Harris
John William Harris
Sday
Bignell
Ron Templeton
Father Son Winners In World Longest Canoe Race
Irvin Petersen age 49 and his 22 year old son Steve from near Minneapolis won the 1000 prize in Opasquia Indian Days World Longest Canoe Race no portage four day event. They completed 140 miles in 16 hours 20 minutes 33 seconds with a best lap of 5 hours 15 minutes 4 seconds. Second place went to Claude Corbin and Luke Robillard from Cap de la Madelaine Quebec.
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Irvin Petersen
Steve
Quebec
Claude Corbin
Cap de la Madelaine
Smith Wins Home Grounds Award at Pas Show
The Pas and District Horticultural Society held its annual show at Guy Hall on August 18 with 205 exhibits and 188 visitors. G. Smith topped the home grounds competition, winning the Davidson Trophy and Chamber of Commerce grand aggregate trophy plus the most points in Class 2 bowls and containers. Eric Batchelor was runner up in home grounds and nearly swept Class 1 Cut Flowers.
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Davidson
Chamber of Commerce
A. Mahalek
The
Horticultural Society
Pas and District Horti — ‘Cultural Society
Guy Hall
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Eric Batchelor
Mr. Batchelor
Plea Change in Shooting Case Two Defendants In Court
Norman Chagnon altered his plea from guilty to not guilty in a shooting incident at Halfway Camp on August 8. Co defendant Rejean Beaulieu kept his guilty plea to possession of a restricted weapon and was remanded for sentence. Crown prosecutor questioned why the change was allowed mid discussion. CONT'D ON PAGE 12
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Norman Chegnon
Chagnon
Rejean Beaulieu
Halfway Camp
Beaulieu
Norman Watkins
Orchard, Bancroft, Whidden Mayer and
Gardiner
Martin
Murray Smith
Smith
Storm Sewers Remain Council Concern
At last week's regular Council meeting concern focused on starting Contract B of the storm sewer project in the fall. Councillor Doug McBride warned the paving program may be disrupted next summer and pressed for assurance that the DREE agreement for 1971-72 is moving toward finalization. A company note said if work could begin by August 25 they could finish by freeze-up with no payment until December 15, 1971.
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Doug McBride
Pas
Winnipeg
Tallien Construction
McBride
John Sokulski
Council
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