Swan River 4H Club Shines At Swan River Fair and Rodeo
Local 4H Club from The Pas 44 Club excelled at the Swan River Fair and Rodeo winning best marching and dress in the 4H Parade for the third time in five years. About 20 clubs competed while RCMP Constables assisted with marching practice. Lorraine Sudchuk and Barbera Staith were named two Princesses, Janice Lee won a silver spoon for Sewing, Elaine Zilke earned for sports outfit, and the team of Elaine Zilke and Marybelle Bruderer placed third in Makeover Clothing.
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Pas 44
Swan River
Cees
Assls
Donstedt
Galbraith
RCMP
Lorraine Sudchuk
Barbera Staith
Janice Lee
Elaine Zilke
Marybelle Bruderer
Shelly Neel
Phyliis Strand
Ta Imian to Build at The Pas Airport Winnipeg Firm Wins Contract
The Department of Transport awarded Ta Imian Construction Co. Ltd. of Winnipeg a contract for The Pas Airport at Clearwater Lake. Work includes Runway 1280 reconstruction taxiways aircraft parking apron paving access road and lighting facilities. Contract value 708 267.50 with completion targeted January 31 1965. TransAir cancelled Viscount service this summer due to runway deterioration. DC-3 service remains.
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Department of Transport
Clearwater Lake
Ta~Imian Construction Co. Ltd
Winnipeg
TransAir
Charge Laid After Ackland Break-in At Automotive Outlet
Joseph Richard Carriere was charged in local police court with breaking and entering with intent to commit an indictable offense in connection with a break-in at Ackland Automotive Wholesale Store last Thursday evening. He faced two additional charges, entering a dwelling and destruction, and was remanded for one week. Ackland employees found the office safe tipped and broken with bars and a chisel. entry likely via a coat chute. About 91 dollars in silver, mostly 50 cent pieces, were missing. the cash drawer with currency was untouched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Richard Carriere
Ackland
Carriere
Bill
Martin
Manitoba Review Set To Aid Indians
Premier Duff Roblin orders a rapid study of the Indian and Metis situation in Manitoba. A group of economists will review programs and policies, compare with other provinces, and suggest integration strategies. John D. Abrahamson of the US Bureau of Indian Affairs assists. results due by September with later federal provincial conference in October.
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Manitoba
Duff Roblin
Winniece ‘Tribune
Department of Indutry and Commerce
John D. Abrahamson
United States Bureau of Indian Affairs
Winnipeg
Tribune
Abrahamson
United States
Town Council Approves Indemnity for Injured Worker
The Town Council agreed to pay Albert LaFontaine his weekly earnings while off work after a trench cave-in at Third and Ross. He will also receive 10 percent coverage from workmen's compensation. The council set Saturday August 15 for a Little League tag day.
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Ieeting
Albert LaFontaine Ani
Adam Sus
Council
LaFontaine
Third
Ross
Little League
Clergymen Leave The Pas In Two Departures
Two local Protestant clergy exit The Pas as Rev. K L Martin who organized and developed the Apostolic Church on LaRose Avenue is transferred to Nanaimo and David Braun of the Mennonite Mission leaves for Bethlehem College USA awaiting a successor to be named shortly.
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Rev
K.L. Martin
Apostolic Church
LaRose Avenue
Naniame B.C
David Braun
Bethel College
United
School Board Rejects Non Revenue Students Admission
The Kelsey School Board declares that non revenue bearing students from Big Eddy, Young's Point, and Indian band land will not be admitted to local public schools this fall. Despite two Winnipeg trips and promises of a near revenue-based financial agreement, no terms have been delivered. Authorities including the Minister of Education have been notified of the decision amid ongoing negotiations for fees to cover education costs.
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Kelsey
George Johnson
Big Eddy Settlement
Young’s Point
Band Council
Kelsey School Board
Winnipeg
Department of Education
Big Eddy
Swan River Lawyer Named Chairman Conciliation Board
Mr John Walker of Swan River is named chairman of a three member conciliation board appointed by the minister of labor to mediate between The Pas and its employees on a new collective bargaining agreement. Ben Profit and John Perdue named to the other two seats. First meeting planned for August. Union seeks 5 percent retroactive wage increase. Town offers 5 percent in 1965 and 5 percent in 1966 with a three year contract and job classification system. The union argues a one year contract is impractical and criticizes the classification plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Walker
Swan River
Minister of Labor
Pas
Ben Profit
John Perdue
Brandon
Walker
Local Assessment Boosted by Private Appraiser
The Town of The Pas added 414000 to its assessment after private appraiser work with Ken Perry. New buildings and remodels push up revenue. 276000 on new buildings including St Pauls residence and Kin Kourt, plus 91259 for new homes and improvements, 37179 remodel, 9681 garages. Half-year tax revenue rises about 15000 to 30000, funding next year’s levy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Perry
St Paul's
Manitoba Safe Boating Clinic Promotes Watercraft Safety
The Safe Boating Clinic returns for its sixth year in Manitoba with three instructors offering personalized instruction in proper boat handling and life saving techniques. Sponsored by Labatt’s and regional groups, clinics run July and August at resort areas including The Pas and Clearwater Lake hosted by the Kingsmiag Club. Since starting, about 30,000 people have learned life saving skills. last year was one of the province’s safest boating periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Safe Boating
Labatt's
Pas. Kinsmieg Club
Clearwater Lake
Labatt’s
We of
Ife
New Assessments Planned for Opasquai Rahis Island Farms
The Pas Herald reports imminent assessments for Opasquai and Rahis Island farming districts. Government assessors plan to schedule both areas soon, citing increased cultivated acreage and school board pressure for revenue. Taxes would be retroactive to January 1.
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Opas
Quai
Rahis Island
Pas
Kelsey School Board
Boundar
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Manitoba Review
The
Lown
Conciliation Board
Manitoba Department of Municipal Affairs
Dauphin
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