North community leaders urge more northern input and unity
At a The Pas meeting, Mr. Oslund attacked Winnipeg bureaucracy, urged stronger Chambers of Commerce and local councils, and called for more northern say on decisions. He promised regular meetings and promised updates from fishermen during a strike that halts fish shipments due to picket lines.
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Pas Herald
Pas
Murray
Oslund
Winnipeg
North
Chambers of Commerce
Op Fisheries
Corporation
Appeals Cont'd Discuss Mobile Homes and Manor Assessments
Mr Gajerski outlined changes in assessment law affecting mobile homes they will qualify unless licensed by a municipality or under the Highway Hattle Act. Mayor Kennedy noted trailer facilities are outside town boundaries so no town tax relief. Manor's assessment remains pending as the corporation is not on the rolls and may need government legislation. The mayor said provincial assurances promise taxation for the company under the same rules as others.
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Highway ‘Lattle
Kennedy
Manor
Court notes October rulings on restitution and fines
Damages estimated at 200 dollars led to discharge on restitution terms for Dawson. I Frechette and H G Zetterstrom of The Pas received 150 dollar fines each for impaired driving. O W Campbell of The Pas fined 200 dollars for refusing a breathalyzer after an October 13 Settee Avenue crash. A second impaired driving charge was dropped. D Hanning of Swan River received six months conditional discharge after pleading guilty to stealing tires from Swan Valley Tire on October 22.
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James Ernest I Frechette
Harold G. Zetterstrom
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William McDonald Campbell
Campbell
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David Hanning
Swan River
Swan Valley Tire
Council Attends To Unfinished Business
Former Mayor Jack Kennedy called a special meeting October 30 to clear up odds and ends before leaving office. The Pas council approved a subdivision plan on Herald Street and entered a library agreement with Kelsey School Division. A five year capital program totaling 1 087 450 dollars and 701 126.61 in payrolls and accounts were approved. Mayor Kennedy praised the council and staff. Minutes for the Court of Revision and the special meeting were read and approved.
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Pas and District Advisory Planning Commission
Canadian Planning Association
Brandon
Dave Andreychuk
Bob Garand
Bert Hayes
Ed Johanneson
Herald Street
Manitoba Housing, and Renewal Corporation
Cathedral and
Hogan Avenues
Sixth Street
Joe Jarmoc
MBCI
Jarmoc
Kelsey
Frank Sigurdson
Civic Centre
Hayes
Manitoba
Moule
Taylor
Manitoba Ski Resorts Highlight Nine Prime Slopes
Manitoba offers nine major ski areas within a 175 mile radius of Winnipeg. Mount Agassiz, Holiday Mountain, and Falcon Lake Ski Resort are the largest with diverse runs, lifts, and family facilities. contacts are listed for Agassiz in Mc Creary, Holiday Mountain near LaRiviere, and Falcon Lake in Whiteshell Provincial Park.
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Mount Agassiz
Riding Mountain
Holiday Mountain
LaRiviere
Falcon Lake
Whiteshell
Agassiz
Jack Taylor
McCreary
Winnipeg
Call Noel
Betty
Falcon
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