Festival prep and club plans loom large this winter
Weather signals Festival week as members discuss thaw and ski gear. The club grapples with water line repairs, proposes goalie equipment for young players, and challenges Elks to a Old Timers Hockey Game to raise funds for a good cause. The crib trophy sits with Bill Arnold as the X general meeting is set for February 15 at Clearwater Lake outings likely.
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Fry
The
Elks
Bill Arnold
Clearwater Lake
Council debates by law and civic updates in The Pas
The Pas council gave second and third readings to a by law regulating lodging and rooming houses. They discussed lighting for the Welcome Arch at the CNR station for the Trappers Festival. Answers noted vending machine license collections. A property at 434 Patrick Avenue faces 30 day repairs or condemnation for fire hazards. 2000 Anniversary stickers approved for town stationery. Three taxi licenses were refused. Councillor Didur replaced by Councillor Morris Didur on the Town Planning Commission with George Hiatt as second council member.
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Town Council
Pas
Adam Sus
CNR
Sudwiak
Morris Didur
Town Planning Commission
Paul Fee
George Hiatt
Horticultural Society Plans Annual Colored Slide Contest
The Pas Horticultural Society schedules its annual colored slide contest for Tuesday March 6 at 8 p.m. in the Guy Hall Club Rooms. Entries are requested in classes for wild flowers natural settings single cultivated flower uncut and cut flower arrangements including baskets bouquets and corsages.
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Pas Horticultural Society
Guy Hall Club
Local Slide Submissions Guide at The Pas
Instructions list allowed subjects such as trees shrubs and natural landscape scenes. Slides may be left with Reg Williams at 150 Edwards Ave. Submissions must have been taken within a 60 mile radius of The Pas.
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Reg Williams
Edwards Ave
Pas
Marsha's Inkwell Elementary Valentines Parties
On Wednesday February 14 students in grades I to YI held Valentine Parties. The event aimed to celebrate the holiday and participants enjoyed the activities.
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Grades I To YI
Report cards and events announced for February dates
Report cards go out Friday February 16. Parents are reminded of Visitors Day on Monday February 19. COLLEGIATE notes February 5 Student Council meeting. Jacket orders set at 14.05 dollars. The Aurora advertising is finished and work on the yearbook has begun. Marguerite Zawor nok, Aurora editor, says the yearbook will run about thirty pages of Collegiate reports school pictures advertising and miscellaneous between hard covers.
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The
Aurora
Marguerite Zawornok
Sacred Heart Bowling Report Highlights 200 Club
Bowling finished two weeks ago with Peter Nickell's team winning the championship. Albert Lagimocher led boys with 149, Valerie Sokoloski led girls with 161. High singles tied Danrel Hagon and Peter Nickell at 215. Sokoloski also topped the girls’ single. 200 Club members include Sokoloski, Hagon, Lagimodiere, Roso kski, Nickells.
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Dale Easton
Peter Nickell
Albert Lagimocher
Valerie Sokoloski
Danrel Hagen
Peter Nickells
Darrel Hagon
Albert Lagimodiere
Terry Rosokoski
Town Seeks Delinquent Trailer License Fees
The town aims to collect the unpaid $10 monthly trailer license fees from residents. Officials say 1961 accounts are substantial. The Town Council voted last Wednesday to turn the unpaid accounts over to Fleet G. Whitaker for collection.
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Pas Herald
Fleet G. Whitaker
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