By-Election Planned for The Pas Friday
The Town of The Pas schedules a by-election for Friday July 3 to fill six months of council term after Russ Tawse resignation. Candidates are Ernie Koch, a high school teacher, and Tom Stewart of Broadway Confectionery. Polling at Elk's Hall and Nor-Lite Hall from 9 AM to 6 PM. Voter list follows October 1969 Municipal election rules. unaffiliated residents may be sworn in if they qualify.
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Porky Packers Offers to Dig Own Pit to Handle Offal
Porky Packers Ltd seeks to fix a gagbage dump problem at its packing plant by digging a pit at its own expense or covering waste in clay until pits are ready. The firm notes two pits opened at the disposal site and says fuel oil treatment complies with federal rules. June 19 letter to The Town outlines cooperation with Health Department and council committee exposure on June 23.
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Next Election Rules Changed in The Pas
The Pas by election may be the last under current rules as municipal law changes. Proposed amendments aim to lower voting age to 18 and shorten residency to three months. Tony Moule seeks more polling sites and to add 18 21 year voters to the municipal voter list after a new census.
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Royal Family Visit Plan Cuts Parking Along Route
RCMP and police announce no parking along the Royal Family motorcade route in The Pas for the Saturday visit. Spectators must park away from Centennial Park and walk to the site. Authorized vehicles only will enter the park. Four marked spectator zones will host mothers with young children, schoolchildren, seniors, and teenagers behind them.
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Two Statutory Holidays In Manitoba This Month
Manitoba observes two statutory holidays in July. Tomorrow July 1 marks Dominion Day across Canada. July 15 is a Manitoba Centennial Holiday recognizing 100 years since Manitoba joined Confederation. Prime Minister Trudeau and Cabinet are in Manitoba for the July 1 events. Industry Minister Pepin crowns Flin Flon and tours The Pas forestry site.
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Town considers new zone for Porky Packers plant
The Pas Town Council gave first reading to an amendment relocating four MI lots to an MC Industrial Conditional District to permit a meat and poultry packing plant. The plan includes an enclosed facility meeting health rules and a three month window for injurious affection claims. Second and third readings set for July 16.
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Pas Town Council Health By-law Slaughter Houses Record
In 1961 May 17 the Town of The Pas passed Health by-law Section 26 Slaughter Houses prohibiting slaughter within town limits. Councillor Audrey Batchelor and Mayor Harry Trager attended the meeting where the by-law was enacted. Last year council authorized selling land for a meat packing plant. animals are slaughtered there.
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Three children named for July T1 presentations at The Pas
The Town of The Pas selects Naomi Lynn King Jo Ann Holland and Todd Lauze to present to Queen Elizabeth the Duke of Edinburgh and Princess Anne. Naomi is six, Jo Ann is seven, Todd is eight, all local residents with family ties in The Pas and area.
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Richard King
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Richard King Sr
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Pas Reserve All Set For Royal Visit
Plans for the Queen's visit to The Pas Reserve are completed. Chief Sy Segly will lead the Family to The Reserve after a one hour and twenty minute stop in The Pas. CONTINUED ON PAGE 4.
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Trailers Sale Expansion Faces 125000 Gap in The Pas
The Town of The Pas trailer court on Indian land runs short about 125000 to complete. The LR Corporation, formed by The Pas Indian Band, reports rising development costs and chief Gordon Lathlin cites multiple, unspecified reasons. The Pas Indian Band has contributed 115000 so far with another 220000 needed.
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Gordon Lathlin
Lr, Corporation
Juvenile suspects held after break in at Harry Trager Ltd
Two juveniles were detained after a break in at Harry Trager Ltd downtown. Police report $1500 worth of merchandise and cash taken from the department store, with cash near $300. A fourth window was smashed at that corner in recent weeks.
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RCM
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Fishman
Pool A Thon Invoices Mailed To Sponsors
The last Pool a Thon invoices were mailed Friday with over twenty three hundred envelopes sent. More than five thousand invoices were prepared and sponsors are urged to remit promptly as receipts total just over four thousand dollars so far. Schools in The Pas are closed for summer. payment may be made at the Division office or by mail to Box 1169 The Pas.
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Poola-Thon
Mary Duncan
First Sec. Treasurer Louis Taillon Dies in Vancouver
Louis Philip Taillon, longtime first secretary treasurer of The Pas, died in Vancouver on June 20 at age 84. Funeral held June 25 at Elm Creek Catholic Church. Survived by wife Olive. Taillon helped lead The Pas during early incorporation in 1912 and was remembered by residents as a foundational figure.
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Ymington
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