Annual Flower Show draws 200 plants at The Pas event
The Pas and District Horticultural Society sponsored the Annual Flower Show on August 18 with over two hundred entries. President Andy Mahalek praised fair rules and judges from Neepawa, noting five divisions including vegetables, cut flowers, bowls and containers, fruit, and house plants. He hopes for more members as hundreds move to The Pas, and calls hobbyists oddballs in good humor.
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Andy Mahalek
Horticultural Society
Pas
Pas and District Horticultural Society
Mahalek
Neepawa
Williams Street
Pas Horticultural Society
Pas Schools Class Lists to Be Published Next Week
The Pas Herald reports class lists for The Pas Schools, excluding M B C.1, will appear next week. The 1976 77 term starts Tuesday September 7 with student registration and early dismissal, regular classes begin September 8.
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Pas
M.B.C
Pas Herald
Northern Manitoba to Host International Car Rally in March
A new corporate body has formed in Northern Manitoba to stage an annual international winter car rally starting March 1978. The event, gaining sanction from the Canadian Automobile Sport Clubs, will run across winter roads and lakes with a two day format and aims to attract at least 25 entries. host cities rotate among The Pas Flin Flon and Thompson with initial location undecided.
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Manitoba
Pas
Flin Flon
Thompson
Canadian
Automobile Sport Clubs
Federated
International Automobile Sport Clubs
Spain
FLA
Norttern Cetoba
Eurovision
Wite World of Sports
ABC
CTV
CBC
Canada
Terry Brooks
ManFor, Pulp and Paper Division
George Piett
Wilf Peters
Dennis Hindgen
Norman Regional Development Corporation
Piett
Don Cameron
Gordon McEachern
Wayne Johnson
Flon
Morry Brown
INCO
Steve Vernon
Edmonton
Brooks
Pas Court tightens restitution rules in two cases
The Pas Provincial Court under Judge W Martin set new steps to ensure restitution is paid. In the Tyrone Bignell case he ordered 293.70 in compensation due by November 1 with police to notify the store owner and file the order for automatic follow up.
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W. Martin
Pas
Martin
Tyrone Bignell
Bignell
R.C.M
Probation Service Department
Crown See Court
Harvest underway in Carrot River Valley grain crop
Ray Salmon reports 65 000 acres being harvested with barley rapeseed and wheat making up the crop. About 20 000 acres of barley and 20 000 of rapeseed are planned, 15 000 to 18 000 acres of wheat triple the usual. Flea beetle damage forced re sowing and late barley crops are still ripening. Forecasts point to fair yields and good markets.
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Carrot River Valley
Ray Salmon
Department of Agriculture
Salmon
Campbell brothers win Opasquia Canoe Championship title
Ronnie and Gilbert Campbell of Moose Lake claim their second straight Western Canadian Canoe Paddling Championship at Opasquia Indian Days in The Pas Reserve finishing 120 miles in 13 hours 16 minutes 58 seconds. They outpaced Bruce Hawkenson Dan Heman by ten minutes with Clifford Carriere Solomon Carriere third. Gilbert notes leading early matters and reveals severe hand blisters after the race. The pair train three hours daily in a cedar strip 35 pound canoe, and earned 1200 dollars prize. Other sprint events took place with Rosina Cook crowned Opasquia Princess.
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Ronnie
Gilbert Campbell
Pas Reserve
Moose Lake
Bruce Hawkenson
Dan Heman
Clifford
Solomon Carriere
Cumberland House
Saskatchewan
Gilbert
Pike Lake
Opasquia
Rosina Cook
Ronni Campbell
Jack Lane
UFO sighting over The Pas ends as weather balloon
Early risers in The Pas reported a silver object hovering near The Pas Community College. Police determined the “UFO” was a runaway weather office balloon, ending rumors of an otherworldly sighting.
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Elsie Laliberty
Community College
Weather Office
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Eileen Martinson
aApe Tate
Hla
John Flett
Ms. Cook
Lee Opasquia
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