500 Donors Set Record Blood Bank
On Wednesday June 6 503 registered donors filled the clinic from 1 30 pm to 9 30 pm Ken Bowes Red Cross Blood Donors Manitoba praises donors workers and collaborators The Pas Herald CFAR radio Keewatin Community College Margaret Barbour Collegiate The Pas Forestry Complex management staff service clubs doctors and nurses Charlene Griffin turned in 72 appointment cards from canvassed donors.
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Ken Bowes
Red Cross
Manitoba
Pas Herald
Cfar Radio
Keewatin Community College
Margaret Barbour Collegiate
Pas Forestry Complex
Nur
Haynes Receives Gold Cord At Girl Guide Banquet
At Westminster United Church basement on May 30 Sheila Haynes was honored with the Cana da Cord by Mrs June Robertson, area Girl Guide Commissioner. Two Pas girls Marthe Marin and Pat Rivalin also received citations.
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Westminster United Church
Sheila Haynes
June Robertson
Girl Guide
Pas
Marthe Marin
Pat Rivalin
Mayor presses single family homes for Bell Avenue plan
Mayor Jack Kennedy asserts Premier Schreyer backs single family housing for the Bell Avenue development east of Bell Avenue and north of 8th Street. The Pas council considers density, shifting from 140 row houses to about 60 single dwellings with smaller lots. Ross Fielding notes moving to single family would be a significant shift for the advisory planning commission.
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Jack Kennedy
Manitoba Housing Renewal Corporation
Bell Avenue
Schreyer
Kennedy
Council
Planning Commission
8Th Street
Manitoba Housing and
Newal Corporation
Ross Fielding
Pas and District Advisory Planning Commission
Takashima Defends Immediate Action in Local Issues
Independent candidate George Takashima labeled himself a doer not a waiter while outlining local concerns ahead of the June 28 provincial election. He criticized NDP candidate Ron McBryde as indecisive and accused Premier Schreyer of causing municipal and school tax uncertainty each May or June.
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George Takashima
NDP
Ron McBryde
S.A
Schreyer
Takashima
Pas Progressive Conservative
Liberal
Schreyer Lists Accomplishments Over 4 Years
Ron McBryde and Premier Schreyer spoke to about 100 people at a public meeting in The Pas on June 5. They urged residents to keep the government theirs and outlined four years of accomplishments. A brief question period followed on remote housing South Indian Lake and Crown Corporations before coffee and doughnuts.
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Ron McBryde
Ed, Schreyer
T. V. Lights
South Indian Lake
McBryde
Gardiner Criticizes Council Over Garden Path Claim
Lyall Gardiner, representing Earl Nelson, charges the Town Council with leading him down the garden path over a Municipal Board order designating an area around Cathedral Avenue and Seventh Street for Cl zoning. Nelson seeks two lots at the corner for Cl, but successive rezonings faced citizen opposition and delays.
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Lyall Gardiner
Earl Nelson
Municipal Board
Cathedral Avenue
Seventh Street
Nelson
Gardiner
Names chosen for Wood Acres streets cause split vote
Two new Wood Acres streets east of Cathedral Avenue and south of Campbell Drive were named Trager Drive and Lamb Crescent. Mayor Kennedy cast the deciding vote after council opposition, with Fasano, Haye, and Gelowitz opposing and Jonas Sawula Anaka supporting. A prior proposal for Birch and Willow failed 4-2. The matter highlighted preference for people names and a push to modernize. The subdivision was later declared an underground residential distribution area, except for Lots 111, Block I.
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Ing
Jack Kennedy
Finance Committee
Walter Lengerke
Kennedy
Keewatin Community College
Lengerke
Wood Acres
Cathedral Avenue
Campbell Drive
Trager
Harry Trager
Lamb
Tom Lamb
Jim Fasano
Bert Haye
Gus Gelowitz
Shirley Jonas
Ed, Sawula
Steve Anaka
Enumeration Protests in The Pas Ahead of Manitoba Vote
The town of The Pas sees protests over the June 28 provincial election enumeration. Legal counsel for the Takashima Election Committee was preparing a formal complaint to Manitoba chief electoral officer. On Monday D Arcy Bancroft contacted the CEO.
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Pas
Takashima
Manitoba
D'Arcy Bancroft
Manitoba graduate heads salvage project across NWT
Miss Valerie Yvonne Tadda earned a BA honors in Anthropology at the University of Manitoba and left to lead the MacKenzie Highway Salvage Archaeological Project from Fort Simpson to Fort Good Hope, with graduate studies planned for September. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Ted Tadda of The Pas.
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Valerie Yvonne Tadda
University of Manitoba
MacKenzie Highway
Fort Simpson
Fort Good Hope
N.W.T
Tadda
Ted Tadda
Pas
Worried About Drugs Workshop Tuesday At Margaret Barbour Collegiate
A community workshop on drug awareness and prevention will be held Tuesday June 19 at Margaret Barbour Collegiate starting 9 30 a.m. The event features Earl Duncan from the Alcoholism Foundation of Manitoba Don Robertson of The Pas with Northern Manitoba Power Corp Norman McKbiben of the Alcohol and Drug Education Service of Manitoba and an evening panel discussion.
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Margaret Barbour Collegiate
Earl Duncan
The
Alcoholism Foundation of Manitoba
Don Robertson
Pas
Northern Manp Wer Corps
Norman MckKibben
Alcohol and Drug Education Service of
Manitoba
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Charlene Griffin
Haynes
Bell Ave
Cabal
Gelowitgz
Birch
Willow
Fasano
Front Row
1.R
Gary Hornung
Sherry
Farrell
Anne Shuster
Jim Evanchuk
J.r
Penny Goldberg
Cliff Lander
Karen Johnson
George Nickel
Nancy Lloyd
Alison Zub
Dan Highway
Colleen Gorham
Neil Harson
K.C.C
Kelsey
Mary Duncan
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