Rotary Auction Sale Scheduled by The Pas Rotary Club
The Pas Rotary Club stages an Auction Sale this Saturday at 2 pm at Edwards and Second Street. Net proceeds fund community service work. Rotary contacts Andy Goldstrand Lea McAdam Art Johnson and Bill Harvey arrange article pickups for donation to the sale. Spring housecleaning should provide many useful auction items.
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Pas Rotary Club
Edwards and
Second Street
Rotary
Andy Goldstrand
Lea McAdam
Art Johnson
Bill Harvey
Clean-Up Poster Winners Anned in The Pas Contest
Linda Huston a grade student from Kelsey School won first prize in grades 3 to 6 8 The Town of The Pas Clean-up Poster contest. Second prizes went to Barbara Moule and Jim Moran while third prizes were awarded to David Morrish Marilyn Downing and Charles Meadwell with Richard Hagan as a memorable mention. Prize money offered by The Town of The Pas totaled 15 310 5 in both divisions.
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Linda Huston
Kelsey School
Harvey McGillivary
H. Davies
Don Millar
Gordon Emberley
Town to set 15 MPH speed limit on back lanes
Town solicitor Bill Martin told council to draft a by law imposing a 15 mile per hour limit on back lanes after repeated complaints about speeding, especially by younger drivers. He will consult Winnipeg authorities on school zone regulations linked to LaRose Avenue near the Apostolic Church school.
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Bill Martin
Association For Retarded Children
Ford McMillan
LaRose Avenue
The
Apostolic Church
McMillan
Martin
Winnipeg
Convention Here Union Presses For $1.50 Manitoba Minimum Wage
The Canadian Union of Public Employees Manitoba division met in The Pas for a two day convention with 60 delegates. They adopted a resolution supporting a minimum wage of 1.50 an hour for men and women and debated other policies including a Canada Pension Plan and expanded unemployment insurance.
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Canadian Union of Public Employees
Manitoba
Pas
C.U.P. E
Canada
Closing By Law Sparks Debate Over Enforcement
The Police Committee chair warned enforcement is needed or the by-law should be dropped as grocers complain of overreach. Councillor Bernstrom urges strict application while Mayor Trager favors scrapping the by-law, noting Winnipeg’s abolition and supporting overnight confectionery openings.
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Bernstrom
Trager
Winnipeg
Bernstron
Town Sets Up Qualifications For $300 Bursary
Town of The Pas council finalized rules for a $300 bursary to a local grade 12 student aiming to study at a university. Eligibility centers on the highest average in five subjects English Mathematics Physics Chemistry Language History and Biology. The council also formed a three member parks committee and discussed fire protection on The Pas Reserve with plans for rapid municipal response and preferential service to The Pas.
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Town of
Garnet Stevens
W.H. Harvey
G.S. Hiatt
Pas Reserve
Coucil
Peter Fisick
Indian Affairs
Indian Band Council
Ficek
Ted Scoles Elected President of The Pas Kinsmen Club
Ted Scoles was elected president of the Kinsmen Club of The Pas for the coming year at the May 14 1964 regular meeting. He has four years of Kinsmen service including roles as Director and Vice President. He has worked for Manitoba Telephone System nine years, five of which were in The Pas.
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Ted Scoles
Pas
Scoles
Manitoba Telephone System
Local Student Invited to Centennial Exchange Program
A grade 11 student in the Kelsey School Division receives an invitation from Manitoba's Centennial Corporation to join the first centennial exchange with peers from Ontario Quebec New Brunswick and other provinces.
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Kelsey
Manitoba
Centennial Corporation
Ontario
Quebec
New Brunswick
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Rotary Project
Judy Didur
Sharon
Long
Karen Kol
Odinsky
Faye Edworth
Sacred Heart
Karen Dion
Marion Frechette
Judy Heart High School
Morin
Dianne Frechette
Themas Kinsmen Club
Kinsmen Kourt
Vern Bernstrom
the Herald
New Kinsmen President
AIR Cadets
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von the Pas
Clearwater Lake
Alport
RCAF
Winninsa
Sascee
Pene
B. P.O. Elk’s Lodge
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