New Manager for Revelstoke Named for The Pas Store
Revelstoke Companies appointed Mr. Geldof as The Pas store manager effective January 2. A seven year veteran from Revelstoke, he transferred from Brandon and has lived in Saskatoon and Holland. A Deloraine native, he previously resided in The Pas in 1969 70 and invites customers to meet him. He succeeds Larry Wallace, reassigned to Brandon.
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Pas
Geldof
Revelstoke Companies
Revelstoke
Brandon
Deloraine
Saskatoon
Holland
Larry Wallace
Senior Citizens Thank Members and Organizers
The Senior Citizens group thanks the Legion, Kinettes, Lions, Trap shooters, church ladies, and individuals for eight years of support and involvement in gatherings. The next party is scheduled January 23 at 2:00 pm at the Legion Hall with Lutheran Ladies in charge. best wishes for 1975 from Hazel Profit and Mary Harkness.
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Legion
Kinettes
Lion’s, Trappers
Gladys
Edgar Gamache
Bert Hayes
Eric Batchelor
Bill Harvey
Peter Allen
Santa
Legion Hall
Hazel Profit
Mary Harkness
Child Development Course Offered in The Pas
Judy Mason of Child Development Services conducts a ten week program beginning January 27 at Opasquia School. The course, limited to twelve parents, covers child behaviour and handling methods using the book Parents Are Teachers by W. C. Becker. Contact Judy Mason at 623-6411 or 623-3611 to enroll.
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Child Development Services
Judy Mason
W. C. Becker
Opasquia School
Clergy Seminar on Mental Retardation in Portage la Prairie
The fifth annual Clergy Seminar on Mental Retardation will be held February 3 4 1975 at the Manitoba School for Retardates in Portage la Prairie Manitoba. Rev S A Walmsley organizer will lead discussions on defining the problem and pastoral concerns with relatives and communities. A school tour and guest speakers from Man toba and national organizations will follow. Further information via Rev Wilmsley at the Manitoba School P O Box 1190 Portage la Prairie.
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Manitoba School For
Portage la Prairie
Manitoba
S. A. Walmsley
G. H. Lowther
Jean Mulvenna
Canadian Association For the
Brian Holliday
Canadian Association For the Mentally Retarded
M. Watts
Rev
Wilmsley
P. O. Box
Remote Centre Car Fees Drop in Remote Areas
Highways Minister Peter Burtniak unveiled a reduced motor vehicle registration fee of 5 for vehicles in remote communities not connected to the provincial highway system for the 1975 licence year starting March 1. Most eligible vehicles are half ton trucks and passenger cars.
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Peter Burtniak
Burtniak
Trappers' Festival Booklets sought for library display
The Pas Public Library requests donated Trappers' Festival booklets from 1947 to 1970 for a permanent exhibit. Call 623-2023 or visit the library in the Post Office basement, open 10:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. Monday through Friday.
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Pas Public Library
Lion's Club Adds To Elevator Fund At The Pas
The Lion's Club of The Pas presented $200 to the Hospital Auxiliary's elevator fund. Auxiliary President Betty Chan accepted from Lion's President Mavis Harper as club secretaries Nancy Lamb and Jean Hogue looked on. About $1,000 remains to reach the $12,000 target for a second elevator at St Anthony's, with the balance funded by a grant. Delivery is expected around April 1.
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Lion’s Club of
The
Pas
Betty Chan
Lefé
Lion’s
Mavis Harper
Nancy Lamb
Lion
Jean Hogue
Chim
Municipal Fact Finder Did You Know Highlights Town Rules
This notice lists local regulations on dog licensing and humane handling, leash rules on public property, penalties for hindering the dog catcher, and holds for seized dogs. It also covers garbage stands, parking rules near sidewalks and hydrants, bicycle restrictions, meter parking limits, and vehicle clearance requirements.
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Hoor
Manitoba Reports Fewer Motor Vehicle Deaths in Q3 1974
Minister Peter Burtniak notes a drop in Manitoba motor vehicle deaths from 86 to 59 in the third quarter of 1974, with Winnipeg metro area accounting for most of the decrease from 35 to 7. Rural fatalities remain high at 49, and total non fatal injuries reach 3 025 across urban and rural areas.
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Peter Burtniak
Manitoba
Motor Vehicle Branch
Winnipeg
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Gordon
Bonnie Geldof
Portage Ave
Rupert House
L.hb
LaRose Ave
Clergy Seminar On
Wanted Trappers’ Festival
Carroll G’connor
Ernest Borcnine
Civil Air Patrol
Friendship Centre
Clean Rite Cleaners
DODGE
P.U
Koa
Meteor
Carroll Motors
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