Calvert Wins Third Straight In Prince George Sled Race
John Calvert, the three time world champion musher from The Pas, captured both heats of the Pacific Northwest Sled Dog Championship in Prince George B C January 24 and 25. He endured dog injuries and ran Sunday with only five dogs. Ricky Sinclair of Prince Albert finished 28 seconds behind on day one and 7 minutes 22 seconds behind on day two. Raymond Cook of Hazel Dell Saskatchewan placed third.
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John Calvert
Pas
Pacific Northwest
Prince George
B.C
Calvert
Ricky Sinclair
Prince Albert
Raymond Cook
Hazel Dell
Saskatchewan
Decorations contest prize promotes local merchants
The Pas Chamber of Commerce offers a $100 prize and a trophy for the best decorated premises in line with the Northern Manitoba Trappers' Festival. Only chamber members qualify, and the notice urges all local businessmen to join and participate while highlighting safety concerns and recent industrial accidents at the complex.
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Pas Chamber of Commerce
Trappers’ Festival Committee
Chamber
Minister Contends Employees Meet Qualification Standards
The letter notes employees are under the department's general jurisdiction with proper qualifications. It requests the Workmen's Compensation Board investigate a caustic soda rail car accident where a worker did not wear required protective gear. The minister warns that noncompliance in hazardous industries harms workers and cites a phrase about militarity breeding contempt.
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Mr. Paulley
Monteith
Paulley
the Herald
Ron Templeton
Workmen's Compensation Board
Mr. Monteith
Department of Labour
Accident continues as truck driver McGillivary linked to Winnipeg firm
Police report the truck driver McGillivary, owner Kley sons Cartage of Winnipeg, caused a car to veer into the highway center and sidesweep a northbound 1967 Pontiac driven by Charlie McKinnon of Wanless. Three McKinnon passengers unharmed as the car flipped and burst into flames.
Car Fire Fatalities Prompt Inquest And Investigation
Firefighters freed one man from the Pontiac before the interior burned. Two other men suffered burn injuries. The car ended in a ditch with about $400,000 damage to the driver side. Police and Dr Tempton said the investigation will take time and an inquest will follow.
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Templeton
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