Music Festival Concludes With Grand Concert Awards
The 34th Annual Musical Arts And Drama Festival ended May 9 with a grand concert and awards. Scholarships went to Tara Lamb Lea Anderson Stephen Johnson JoAnne Milner and Michael Carey while Dianne Mitchell accepted the Rose Bowl for the Opasquia School Group. Contestants from Cranberry Portage helped fill 545 entries across twelve sessions with judges praising talent and calibre. The drama section awarded 91 to a Junior Opasquia group winning the Lamb Trophy.
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Tara Lamb
Lea Anderson
Stephen Johnson
JoAnne Milner
Michael Carey
Dianne Mitchell
Opasquia
G. Takashima
Cranberry Portage
Wickburg
Danielson
Winnipeg
Opasquia School
Problems Over Rink Complex
A dispute between The Town of The Pas and Hagborg Construction Ltd over gravel fill for the new arena complex. Hagborg claims more gravel was compacted than credited under the contract. Town Council approved a 10 percent allowance on the superintendent's estimate to April 30, totaling 8 393 cubic yards. Continued on page 14.
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Hagborg Construction Ltd
Hagborg
Youth Killed In Accident Near Wa nless
Paul Clifford Chartrand, 19, of Thompson died when his tractor-truck left Route 10 and overturned five miles south of Wa nless. He was pinned for about two hours and died en route to the hospital.
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Thompson
Wanless
Number 10
Chartrand
Moose Lake Men Appear In Court
Seven Moose Lake men faced court Monday on breaking and entering charges. Four youths and three adults were named, with Leo Marcelais Bruce Balantine and Samuel Ertawakapow identified among the adults.
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Moose Lake
Leo Marcelais
Bruce Balantine
Samuel Ertawakapow
Four manslaughter convictions at spring assize
The spring assize of the Court of Queen's Bench concluded with two manslaughter convictions. Edward Casse of Root Lake received six years for shooting Jane Cook in October 1968 while intoxicated. Ellie Sinclair of Pukatawan was jailed three years for beating death of his wife last January. Wilson McAdoo was acquitted of rape at Flin Flon. Michael McKay of Cranberry Portage could not appear due to illness. his rape case was adjourned to the fall assize.
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Court of Queen's Bench
Edward Casse
Root Lake
Jane Cook
Ellie Sinclair
Pukatawagan
Wilson McAdoo
Flin Flon
Michael McKay
Cranberry Portage
Town Develops as Demand Arises in The Pas Annex
Councillor Stu Carey chair man of the Economic and Planning Committee says a meeting planned town development only as demand rises. Tenders for clearing the annex were not called due to frost issues and lanes will be cleared by hand after a legal survey. Plans for the Annex Subdivision from Underwood McLellan and the Provincial Planning Commission were reviewed with Connaught Avenue to serve as a temporary green belt and Cathedral Avenue to be extended later.
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Stu Carey
Pas Annex
Carey
Conneil
Annex
Underwood McLellan
Provincial Planning Commission
Connaught Avenue
Cathedral Avenue
Victoria Day Holiday Notice for The Herald
Monday May 19 is a national holiday. The Herald office and plant close. The May 21 issue will be distributed on Wednesday May 21 in the early afternoon. Advertisers with Monday noon deadlines should submit by Tuesday May 20 before 11 AM. Friday deadlines remain unchanged for organization write ups.
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The
Minor Baseball General Meeting in The Pas
Officials warn no baseball this season if interest remains low. A general meeting is set for 7 30 p m Thursday May 15th at Mary Duncan School to elect officers and decide on the season.
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Association
Mary Duncan
Churchill Forest Industries wins 24 unit build in The Pas
Voices express grave concern as Churchill Forest Industries gets a variance to build a 24 unit apartment block after reducing from 30 units due to parking. Town Council will review a building schedule as CFI redesigns parking and layout.
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Flaning
Churchill Forest Industries
Pas
Planning Commission
Stu Carey
CFI
MacMillan land develop plan awaits town approval
Edmont on area owner Ralph MacMillan agreed with the Town Council that any development plan for his Bell Subdivision land in The Pas must be approved by the Town Planning Commission. In exchange for the eight acre Pa yard portion, he will donate eight acres to the town for recreation and a further three acres.
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Ralph MacMillan
Edmonton
Bell
MacMillan
Town Planning Commission
Ed Johanson
Body Identified From Saskatchewan River Near The Pas
RCMP confirm the body recovered three and a half miles east of The Pas is Cumberland House resident Mary Highway, a 70 year old woman missing since November 1968. Police say no foul play is suspected and an inquest is not expected. body found Saturday, May 3.
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Pas
Cumberland House
RCMP
Mary Highway
Saskatchewan
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