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Newspaper

Pas Herald

Location

The Pas, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Feb 12, 1975

Page

6

Cavalryman Exhibit Opens at Little Northern Museum

Sam Waller, curator, announces a new exhibit featuring a formal Lord Strathcona’s Cavalry uniform donated in 1974 by Sgt R G Bradburn. The mannequin, acquired from a Winnipeg sculptor, completes last week, with ribbons for Korea Egypt Indo China UN service. Visitors invited to the Trappers' Festival at 1359 Gordon Avenue.

Sam Waller Little Northern Museum Lord Strathcona R. G. Bradburn Pembroke Ontario Winnipeg Korea Egypt Indo-China Wailer Gordon Avenue

Help with Filing Farm or Small Business Tax

Tax help via phone with Jim Gniazdoski offering assistance for personal farm or small business income tax. Available Monday to Friday evenings 7 to 10 P.M. at 623-5144. Address 4017.

Jim Gniazdoski

Wildlife display at Trappers Festival in Manitoba Museum exhibit

The Manitoba Museum of Man and Nature will bring a waterfowl gamebird and mammal display to The Pas for the Trappers Festival. Visitors can observe species including Eider and Oldsquaw ducks, Surf Scoter, Ptarmigan, Greater Prairie Chicken, and a wide range of waterfowl, geese, other birds, and mammals with expert attendants available for questions.

Manitoba Museum of Man and Nature Manitoba Pas Natural History Manitoba Museum of Man and Nature Natural History Division Canadian Wildlife Service Manitoba Department of Mines, Resources and Environmental Management

Manitoba Driver Fined For License Absence in Court

Court briefs report Clayton Ernest Guay 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, with Magistrate Mike Perchaluk warning automatic responsibility in an accident. Colin Stenberg fined $40 for open liquor in a vehicle.

Clayton Ernest Guay Guay Manitoba Mike Perchaluk Cee Colin Stenberg

Walls go up for Sacred Heart Pastoral Centre

Work has begun on the Sacred Heart Pastoral Centre on First Street, to house religious instruction specialists training area teachers. Built on the former Sacred Heart School foundation by Graham Construction, the project is led by supervisor Darwin Wheeler who said the basement walls and floor slab are largely removed and the basement floor will be poured within two weeks. Outer walls should be finished by press time, with roofing followed by plumbing and electrical work.

Sacred Heart Pastoral Centre First Street Sacred Heart School Graham Construction Darwin Wheeler

Town Council Briefs Highlight Banquet and Canada Games Support

A special meeting addressed several minor items and a rescheduled regular session moved to February 11 due to lack of a quorum. The town will sponsor the Mushers Briefing Banquet if costs stay under 400 dollars and a letter of support will be drafted for Thompson’s bid to host the 1979 Canada Winter Games. Attendance at the Water and Waste School was approved, Adam Batycki named Garbage Inspector, a 15 percent rebate approved for G W Turner on gas tanks at the Public Works Garage, and the 1975 Manitoba Association of Urban Municipalities membership fee payment approved.

The Pas Manitoba Thompson R. Yachin R. Stewart Adam Batycki G. W. Turner Public Works Manitoba Association of Urban Municipalities

Tax concessions urged to lure people to the North

Member of Parliament Cecil Smith urged the federal government to offer an 8 to 10 percent tax concession for all workers in Northern Manitoba and northern Canada. He argued the higher cost of living warrants relief and that incentives would attract new residents and help job seekers move to northern areas, in response to Bill C-49 on income tax.

Cecil Smith House of Commons Smith Manitoba Canada North

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