Local Tender Seeks Churchill Intake Fumehouse Contract
Government ads invite sealed tenders for Contract No. 56/61/5SP Construction of Intake Fumphouse at Churchill Manitoba. Tenders close 3:00 PM March 1962 in Ottawa with $50 deposit and mandatory securities. Reading and forms available from Development Engineering Branch and district engineers.
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Pepe
Okies Ilés
Drive
Ottawa
Fumphouse
Churchill
Manitoba
E.S
Dex
Canada
Development Engineering
Charles Tupper
C. L., Davies
Main Street
Winnipeg
Man
Builders’ Exchange
Regulation of lodging houses in 1962 city plan
A fragment notes a measure to regulate and control lodging houses dated February 1962. It references a bylaw or ordinance intended to govern such establishments within the city limits. The readable text is incomplete but indicates regulatory aims and official action planned for that period.
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Town Council Reconsiders Chamber Grant Request
The Town Council debated halving the chamber grant but moved to a full 400 dollar amount after criticism of economy and comparisons with existing subsidies. Councillors Hiatt and Didur supported restoring funding while Verwille Batchelor Sudetiak and Wilchowy opposed. The meeting also approved 25 for Red Cross and 75 for Trappers Festival booklet.
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Cain
Hiatt
Didur
Verwille
Batchelor
Sudetiak
Wilchowy
Counsil
Red Cross
Friendship
Frleman Center
Winslipes
Flin Flon Rink Dominates CN R R Spiel Thirty Rinks
Thirty rinks competed in the CHN R Bonspiel held last weekend with participants from The Pas Flin Flon Cranberry Portage Chisel Lake Wabowden Hudson Bay Swan River and Dauphin. Ed Halman of Flin Flon skipped the winning rink joined by Gerry Elsie Ther a Vince Duncane. Tony Zukewich of The Pas won the second event with Johnny Alcorm Eileen Jobson and Daphne Zukewich curling. Cliff Way of Cranberry won the third event with teammates Walter and Eva.
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Pas
Bay
Swan River
Ed Halman
Finn Flon
Gerry
Elsie Thera
Vince Duncane
Tony Zukewich
Johnny Alcorm
Eileen Jobson
Daphne
Cliff Way
Cranberry
Cliff
Walter
Eva
Indian Métis delegates attend Pas area conference
About a dozen delegates from The Pas region joined the Indian Métis Conference in Winnipegosis. The group includes four band chiefs led by C. Bignell of The Pas and representatives from Moose Lake Grand Rapids and The Pas. Anglican church members accompanied the delegation to prepare government submissions. Local efforts press toward a Friendship Centre with talks ongoing for use of the Old Hudson Bay Railway offices.
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Pasarid
North
Witinipogast
C. Bignell
Pas
Hyslop
Barren Lands Band
Jack Nasakapow
Moose Lake
Jack Turner
Grand Rapids
Anglican Church
D. Banks
Miss. K. Hill
Bishops Messenger
Devon Misstone
Maureen
Emmerson
Mary Watsford
Cormorant
Canadian National Rly
Hudson Bay Railway
Texaco Official Outlines Town Planning Procedures
Dave Henderson provincial director for town planning services visited The Pas and explained proper procedures. The Commission urged the Council to follow these procedures and re- outline its actions accordingly.
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Dave Henderson
Pas
Commission
Council
Town Council to review actions after Henderson visit
The Herald reports the Gouncil will review the whole issue and likely start over to follow proper procedure after Mr. Henderson's visit. The Town requests a Texaco representative and discusses the estate of Roth Maxwell. Notices will warn readers that no building may proceed without a building permit under the Town Planning by law.
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Fen
Ste
Herald
Henderson
Texaco
Askiuig
Pasaid
Roth Maxwell
Texaco R
Counce
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NDP
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New Democratic Party
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