Queen candidates sought for Trappers' Festival pageant
Deadline moved to January 12 due to few applicants. Two candidates have declared, one sponsored by the Friendship Centre and one by the Metis Federation. Winners receive a parka, a $350 prize, and progress to Miss Manitoba. ages 18 to 24, single, educated to Grade 11, of good character. Contact Mrs. Carley or Festival Chairman Takashima.
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Kinette
Nancy Carley
Judy Libbrecht
The
Friendship Centre
Metis Federation
Manitoba
Carley
George Takashima
Vandals strike Ann's Shoe Shop on New Year morning
Police report a front window smashed at Ann's Shoe Shop after a complaint from Ann Meadows of 330 Fischer Avenue. Two juveniles were picked up and turned over to juvenile authorities. A second incident involved a two car crash at Crossley Avenue and Third Street. Yere Morris Rowe of 127 Second Street was charged with proceeding from a stop sign when unsafe to do so and will appear in court.警方也收到多起家庭纠纷报案称当天夜间也很忙。
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R.C.M
Ann Meadows
Fischer Avenue
Ann
Crossley
Third Street
Rowe
Daniel Patrick Butler
Rahl’s Island
Davies
Two Accidents Reported on Carrot River Road
The RC M Police log two crashes on Carrot River Road. On December 30 a two car collision near The Pas injured two passengers Shirley Koshel and Barbara Slushinsky. drivers Harry Koshel and Robert Slushinsky were unhurt. A January 1 fire destroyed a car owned by Nathan McGillivary fifty miles west of The Pas. no injuries. Damages not yet estimated.
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R.C.M
Carrot River Road
Harry Koshel
Pas
Robert Slushinsky
Saskatchewan
Shirley Koshel
Barbara Slushinsky
Nathan McGillivary
Pas Indian Reserve
Two Break-Ins Hit Local Stores During Holiday Theft Wave
Police report multiple burglaries from December 27 to January 1. Frechettes Dairy on Halcrow Avenue lost butter, turkeys and other items. Husky Confectionery was hit for cigarettes watches and a lighter. A W Drive-In had an attempted break-in before year end. No suspects named.
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R.C.M
Frechettes Dairy
Halcrow Avenue
Husky
Davies
Pas Band Aims Self Support With New Shopping Centre
Chief Gordon Lathlin for The Pas Indian Band outlines a plan to develop a self supporting, politically aware community in Manitoba. He notes local concerns from Town of The Pas residents about tax base schools and access to services as the 100,000 square foot centre with paved parking for 400 cars would host up to thirty businesses. CONTINUED ON PAGE 11
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Gordon Lathlin
Pas
the Pas
Manitoba
Canada
D.R.E.E
Council of the Pas
Reserve Shopping Centre Sparks Merchant Protests In The Pas
The Pas Chamber of Commerce reviews a proposed 110000 square foot office shopping centre at The Pas Reserve. The $3 to $3.5 million project faces objections from The Pas Town Council and prompt a seven page rebuttal from Chief Gordon Lathlin of the The Pas Indian Band. The plan envisions space for up to thirty businesses, including a department store and grocery, plus 400 parking spots and a private company to operate.
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Pas Chamber of Commerce
Pas Reserve
Chamber
Ian Murray
The
Pas
Housing project resumes in The Pas with 12 rentals
Dev Corp ends labour contract with The Pas Metis Development Corp for 12 low cost rental units financed by Manitoba Housing and Renewal Corp. MHR C manager Bob Clarkson confirms Berg and Sons engaged as project contractor after late 1973 request to be relieved of the original contract.
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Pas
Manitoba Housing and Renewal Corporation
M.H.R.C
Bob Clarkson
Winnipeg
Pas Metis Development Corporation
Clarkson
Development Corporation
the Herald
Martin Beg
Berg and Sons
Town Appointments Still Pending at New Year
Pas Town Council faces open vacancies on the Library Board, Kelsey Recreation Commission, and Planning Commission. At the January 2 meeting, four Library Board seats, three Recreation seats, and two Planning seats were noted as to be filled, but confusion and delays persist.
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Pas Town Council
Planning Commission
Kelsey Recreation Commission
Te Library Board
The
Herald
Library Board
Council
The Pas Council Reports Plan for 110000 Sq Ft Shopping Centre
The Pas Town council in joint session with Mayor Jack Kennedy and council members discusses a proposed 110000 square foot shopping centre. Indian Affairs and Public Works with The Pas Indian Band address consultation concerns raised by The Pas, L.G.D. of Consol, and local residents.
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Jack Kennedy
Council Town of
the Pas
Pas Indian Band
Department of Public Works of Canada
The
Indian Affairs
L.G.D
Consol
Mayor Objects to Federal Support for The Pas Shopping Complex
A letter from Mayor J V Kennedy to Jean Chretien protests federal funding and technical aid for a proposed 110000 square foot shopping complex on The Pas Reserve. He seeks justification for government involvement, feasibility data, tax arrangements, environmental controls, and compliance with planning and building standards.
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Jean Chretien
J.V. Kennedy
The
Pas
Dept.’s of Indian Affairs, Public Works
Pas Indian Band
Pas Reserve
Town of the
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