Cavalryman Exhibit Opens at Little Northern Museum
Sam Waller, curator, announces a new display of a cavalryman in Lord Strathcona’s formal dress uniform. The blue jacket and trousers, donated in 1974 by Sgt R G Bradburn, feature World War I origins, post 1970 unification dress, and Korea Egypt Indo-China service ribbons with a United Nations medal. Visitors are invited during the Trappers' Festival at 1359 Gordon Avenue.
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Sam Waller
Little Northern Museum
Lord Strathcona
R. G. Bradburn
Pembroke
Ontario
Winnipeg
Korea
Egypt
Indo-China
Waller
Gordon Avenue
Help With Filing Taxes From Jim Gniazdoski
Help with personal farm or small business income tax filing. Contact Jim Gniazdoski for assistance. Available Monday to Friday evenings from 7 to 10 PM at 623-5144.
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Jim Gniazdoski
Wildlife display at Trappers Festival in The Pas
The Manitoba Museum of Man and Nature brings a wildlife exhibit to The Pas during the Trappers Festival. The show includes waterfowl gamebirds and Manitoba mammals, with mounts of numerous species and notes on rare or regionally unique birds.
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Manitoba Museum of Man and Nature
Manitoba
Pas
Natural History
Manitoba Museum of Man and Nature Natural History Division
Winnipeg
Canadian Wildlife Service
Manitoba Department of Mines, Resources and Environmental Management
Town Council Briefs and Rescheduled Meeting
A special council meeting was held to address minor issues. The regular meeting was moved to February 11 due to lack of a quorum. The town will sponsor the Mushers Briefing Banquet under 400 dollars. A letter of support for Thompson’s bid for the 1979 Canada Winter Games was approved. Attendees at the Water and Waste School were approved. Adam Batycki became Garbage Inspector. A 15 percent holdback was released to G W Turner for gas tanks and pumps at the Public Works Garage. The 1975 Manitoba Urban Municipalities fee was approved.
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The
Pas
Manitoba
Thompson
R. Yachin
R. Stewart
Adam Batycki
G. W. Turner
Public Works
Manitoba Association of Urban Municipalities
Court briefs: fines for driving without licence and open liquor
Clayton Ernest Guay was fined $100 after pleading guilty to driving without a valid licence. He said he could not obtain a licence since moving to Manitoba years earlier. Magistrate Mike Perchaluk warned he would be held responsible in an accident. Colin Stenberg was fined $40 for open liquor in a vehicle.
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Clayton Ernest Guay
Guay
Manitoba
Mike Perchaluk
Colin Stenberg
Walls rise on Sacred Heart Pastoral Centre on First Street
Work has started on the Sacred Heart Pastoral Centre on First Street. The one storey facility, built on the former Sacred Heart School foundation, will house specialists in religious instruction training teachers. Graham Construction is the builder with Darwin Wheeler supervising. Basement work is largely finished and a new floor is due to be poured within two weeks. Outer walls are expected to be completed soon.
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Sacred Heart Pastoral Centre
First Street
Sacred Heart School
Graham Construction
Darwin Wheeler
North MP proposes tax incentives to draw residents north
Cecil Smith in the House of Commons urges a tax concession of 8 to 10 percent for workers in Northern Manitoba and northern Canada to offset high living costs. He cites 25 to 30 percent higher costs and says the measure could attract unemployed to move north and encourage current residents to stay as Bill C-49 amends income tax law.
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Cecil Smith
House of Commons
Smith
Manitoba
Canada
North
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Council Briefs
Western Canada School of Auctioneering Ltd
R.S.A
Nwwree Rere
Lacombe
Alberta
T.V
Don
Rod
Northern
Michelin
Gordon Ave
Herald
Headquarters
Portage Ave
Jebsens Carpet Sale and Service
Charmaine
Woodbine
Winchester
Greta
Murray DeLaMare
Ace Pelle
the Mutual Life of Canada
Autopac
Ausopac Mane
Jack P. Johnson
Fischer Ave
Highway Traffic & Motor Transport Board
Motor Transport Board
Court House
P.S.W
C.T
Manitoba Motor Transport Board
A. W. McLaren
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