Revelstoke Fair Delights With Prizes And Races
The festival features multiple prize categories including float, novelty, decorated bicycle, and horse shows. Prizes range from 2 to 15 dollars, donated by local sponsors such as Revelstoke Lumber Dembinsky Store Bob Seidel and Bob Warner. The Pas Exhibition Association and dignitaries open events at 2 pm with a beef barbeque at 6 pm. Tickets are pre sale 2 dollars adults 1 dollar children. The Lions Club offers concessions games of chance and more on the grounds. A new race track hosts horse races and other events with expected high entries due to regional horse numbers.
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Kelsey Hotels
Revelstoke Lumber
Dembinsky
Bob Seidel
Bob Warner
Pas Exhibition Association
Wilf Cudmore
Lion's Club
Opasquai Indian Days Three Day Sports Set
The Pas Reserve plans a three day sports celebration on August 22 23 and 24. A 120 mile canoe race carries 1300 in prize money with canoeists traveling forty miles per day along the Saskatchewan River to The Pas and back. The three day winner receives 600000 and the second place prize is not fully stated.
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Pas Reserve
Saskatchewan
Pas
Indian Princess Crownings and Sports At August Event
The program on August 21 features the Crowning of the Indian Princess and a Weiner Roast with three days of events including Foot Races Bow and Arrow Shotgun Trap Net Setting Horseshoes Copenhagen Contest and a Soccer Tournament. Reserve Organizations sell tickets supporting the Princesses with candidates Gladys Bignell Helen White Norma Jess Ida Constant and contact Indian Days Chairman Joe Ross or Vice-President William Lathlin for information.
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Copenhagen
Gladys Bignell
Pas Friendship Centre
Helen Whitehead
Health Committee
Norma Jebb
Reserve Hall
Handicraft Guild
Ida Constant
Big Eddy Hall
Joe Ross
Friendship Centre
Welfare reform adds full time officer in Pas region
Mr Fay will be paid by The Pas from the Province and will locate his welfare office on the municipal second floor. The town reorganizes welfare duties, shifting former welfare tasks from deputy fire chief and fire chief to focus on meter patrolling and fire duties. Mr Fay and his wife live at the Charlebois Residence. he is active in the Legion of Mary.
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Fay
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