Town of The Pas council acts on planning and bylaw changes
Council updates election and notice procedures for the The Pas Development Plan fixing March 25 as the deadline for written objections. It approves a bylaw to make truck terminals a conditional use in M-1 district, grants Kelsey Bus Lines exclusive town service rights for six months, authorizes several intergovernmental agreements, and studies meter times while planning a derelict vehicle bylaw. The body narrowly defeats a vehicle purchase, discusses a garbage cleanup campaign, and considers banning snow machines. Protective Services plans traffic detail from April 1, and council declines Nor Man Tourist membership while appointing Toronto Dominion Bank as official town bank and authorizing an $800,000 borrowing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Gelowitz
Shirley Jonas
Council
Pas
Kelsey Bus Lines Ltd
Toronto Dominion Bank
Saskowski Wins Sprawl Curling Victory In Final Event
Saskowski buries a stone in eight foot ring to beat Hooper who overcooks a draw at twelve foot. Gunvaldson broomed for Saskowski as McRae Lavich and Popika team edged Hardy rink in decisive final.
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Saskowski
Hooper
Holmes
Pypka
Beck
Lavich
Kerslake
Dauphin
Russ Gunvaldson
Rick McRae
Ray Eger
Tim Hagen
Janice Popika
Hardy
McRae
Pottle
Shawaga
Gunvaldson
Gleason
Rookes
Rick
Vesey
Kowalachuk
Fairburn
Correction on Lion's snowmobileathon coverage noted
Correction to last week's story states Mrs. Darlene Winterton did not ride the entire course on runners of a sleigh she drove her own snow machine except for rough spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Harper
Darlene Winterton
St Pauls A Bridge and Whist Party and Birthday Celebration
The St Pauls A Bridge and Whist party was held on March 12 with senior citizens invited. On March 16 a five birthday party was celebrated. two girls sang, a film on Eskimo home life was shown, and a draw occurred on March 17 with Mrs Verna Bodnar winning the double quilt, Janet Webber the dressed doll, and Aileen Berg the baby quilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verna Bodnar
Janet Webber
Aileen Berg
Water rate policy debate eyed after contingency drop
Moule warns that cutting the contingency could hasten a water rate rise and require substantiation to the Board. Councillor Selk says the Transportation Committee finds a rate decrease not feasible based on current information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moule
Council
Selk
Transportation Committee
Fire damages Long Spruce turbine area at Manitoba Hydro station
A fire of undetermined origin damaged formwork and concrete in the turbine area of Manitoba Hydro's Long Spruce Generating Station Project on the Nelson River. Assessments are underway but the incident is not expected to delay the summer 1977 initial service date.
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Manitoba Hydro
Long Spruce
Nelson River
Gillam
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