Kinsmen Club land sale and hospital ground project discussed
The Kinsmen Club plans a block of land on Henan Avenue behind Kelsey School to build a 66 person elderly housing project at St Anthony Hospital. Council heard details and voted to proceed with the land transfer totaling about 1 dollar while estimating costs between 80 thousand and 100 thousand dollars.
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Cornell
Kinsmen Club
Henan Avenue
Kelsey
Kin Club
al Boggs
Harvey Beech
St. Bony’ S Hospital
Second Look At Service Station Issue
The Town Council is reviewing a Tex service station problem at the corner of Fincherland. A beyond look at the issue is planned as part of a council review.
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Texcvice
Fincherland
Town Treasurer Moule outlines plans for sporrad safety project
In a garbled note, Town Treasurer Tony Moule discusses possible plans with town authorities regarding a railway related project. The fragment mentions Topinento and a 725 figure, with little coherent detail remaining.
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Ai Lout Town Sacre‘ity
Tony Moule
Ian Athe
Attrac
Eespedi
Local mushers invited to Legion Hall banquet in The Pas
Tickets go on sale for a Tuesday evening banquet at the Legion Hall starting 8 90 p m. Mishers Shorty Roséick and Leo St Goddard have accepted invites. The Pas Chamber of Commerce runs arrangements with a $1 25 ticket and required festival dress. The ghost speaker will evoke past races including the 1916 Hudson Bay Sweep and the 200 mile non stop Pas to Beaver Lake race.
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TN Misha Pangeer
Legion Hall
Pas
Shorty Roséick
Leo St. Goddard
Pas Chamber of Commerce
Hudson Bay
Beaver Lake
School Board approves borrowing for current expenses
The Pas school district will grant a holiday on Thursday February 22 as part of a festival. The February meeting decided to authorize borrowing up to 80 000 this year to cover current expenses, repayable from future grants and tax levy as town funds arrive.
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Peeting
Jess
Lsw
Three day race highlights a mile event with prize money
The report notes a three day meet featuring a 150 mile race as the main highlight. It mentions a winner receiving a $1000 prize and hints at other competitors and stakes.
Trappers Festival Show Stages Flypasts Before Crowning
Readable fragments describe a Trappers Festival with aerial flypasts in echelon nail line abreast and diamond formations, culminating in a dramatic climactic bomb burst as part of the event.
Rendez vous Nights at Trappsts Festival Dance Dates
Two Rendez vous dances are scheduled at this year’s festival from 1 p m to 3 p m on Wednesday and Friday. The event aims to reduce crowding in one hall and support the Regal Tea Fashion Show. Doris Smith and Toy Anaka are named in the cinema segment and a page continuation notes further details.
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Wedaday
Doris Smith
Toy ‘Anaka
Jack Joins SEDimes Campaign Named
A recently named figure joined the SEDimes campaign. The campaign welcomed Joins as part of its outreach efforts and online presence while outlining early messaging.
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Jack P
New Highway Project Planned From Clearwater Lake Airport
The Pas Herald reports a seven mile highway segment to connect Promectoy Tower on 10 highway to Clearwater Lake Airport. Construction is planned under the 1962 public works program with surveys completed and brush clearing soon to begin. Indian Affairs expected to assist in local employment as the project proceeds.
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Clearwater
Lake Airport
Seven Mile
Pas Herald
Ain
Indian Affairs: ‘Department
Inter
Ians
Snow Removal Challenges Highlight Gordon Avenue Block
The Pas municipal council discusses ongoing snow clearance problems. Public works chair Alex Wilchowy notes a blocked sidewalk on Gordon Avenue and urges immediate action. Town engineer Adam Sis says plowing and blowing snow are repeating issues.
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Public Works
Alex Wilchowy
Gordon Avenue
Adam Sis
Wasis
Snow Sculpture Vandalism Reported At Local School
Elementary students built a large ice sculpture for the Trappers Festival contest but vandalism damaged the work. The piece measured 46 feet long and 35 feet wide, with the principal noting the destruction stems from anger and urges respectful outdoor recreation.
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Pas
Tmastie
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