Local Little League Seeks billets for Winnipeg trip
Eighteen billets were needed for August 20 but only eight were found for 23 players. Sixteen boys were housed at the Cambrian Hotel and meals arranged. The league appeals to parents of players aged 13 to 15 to provide four billets for one Winnipeg lad. Call Hugh Gallagher or Pat Martin to arrange.
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Pat Martin
Pas Town Council Approves LaRose Avenue Paving Plan
The Pas Town Council gains approval to repave LaRose Avenue after outreach to ratepayers. The plan funds 50 percent from partial government and 50 percent from ratepayers with a 15 percent town contribution. The process faced questions over petition coverage and changes in the funding formula.
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Two teens escape when home burns in Manitoba fire
Sunday morning a three room house at 1561 Bignell was gutted as two 17 year old boys fled unharmed. They tried to wake neighbours and phone the alarm but received a call only after four. Firefighters pumped water due to no local water works and returned at 9 45 A M as shavings smouldered. Their father is working in Alberta.
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Steve Hrabard
Summer Recreation Programs Active in The Pas
The Pas runs four summer programs for youths including a large town sponsored track and field schedule. Two weeks of track and field meets drew about 140 average daily participants with 279 registrations overall. Day Camp led with 55 daily attendees while activities spanned badminton gymnastics tennis volleyball basketball and weight training. A second phase features swimming instruction at Winton Pool with about 200 registrations.
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Wayne Winser
University of Manitoba
Devon Park
Rover Rover
Floren
Ce Wright
Eileen Berger
Ellen Bagshaw
Christina Szotowski
Roger Deighton
Ron Neucher
John Anderson
Terry Buck
Judy McCammon
Harley McKellar
Winton Swimming Pool
Allen Snart
Dauphin
Kathy Smith
Mr. Snart
Collegiate addition plans to handle rising enrollment
The Kelsey School Division Board anticipates near 400 pupils at the Collegiate this fall with about 85 extra high school attendees due to Sacred Heart High closure. Two new classrooms are planned: an Armco building from Indian Affairs across the river at The Pas Reserve and a converted staff room in the Collegiate area.
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Board seeks help on Ungraded Classes at The Pas
The Kelsey School Board asks the Province for special aid for ungraded classes in The Pas. Eight classes will operate this fall, up from six after last June, with about 15 students per room and a 30 35 capacity. Tests by government psychologists determine student placement.
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Manitoba
HERALD Takes Summer Holiday In The Pas
The HERALD will not publish for two weeks. No paper on August 4 and 11 as staff take a summer holiday. Office closes July 27 at 5 PM and reopens August 13 with the next edition on August 18.
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Former Resident From The Pas Dies In Plane Crash
Bob Weber of The Pas, former Endako Mines manager, died in a plane crash near 100 Mile House BC. Son of Harv Weber, former Ross Navigation manager, Weber served in the Canadian Navy and held a UBC engineering degree. He was 39 and named mining man of the month by Western Miner Magazine prior to his death.
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Western Miner Magazine
Canadian Naval Volunteer Reserve
University of British Columbia
Endako
Canex Mines