Moffat Heads Mixed Curling League Election
Bill Moffat was elected president of the Saturday night curling league at a well attended meeting. Don Fisher became vice president and Laurence Ogrodnick secretary treasurer. Dues are 14 dollars per person with two women and two men per rink. Entries due by November 25 at Gra nt's Meat Market. Call Mr. Moffat at 32873 for more details.
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Bill Moffat
Don Fisher
Laurence Ogrodnick
Grant's
Mr. Moffat
Local youth club seeks new prospective members
Officials report about 12 prospective members. youths aged nine to 18 are invited to contact Mr. Jac Nickel or Mrs. Bill Kaplanchuk to join the club.
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Jac Nickel
Bill Kaplanchuk
Council Briefs on RCMP building repairs and zoning moves
The secretary treasurer was instructed to notify the Provincial Government that the RCMP occupied building requires about 2000 in repairs including new windows and insulation and the town asks the province to cover costs. Councillor Ed Johanson voices concern over future River Sawmills agreements and potential talks with Churchill Forest Industries companies. The Bloomfields seek to buy land to move FMB Agencies but council rejects sale. land is zoned M1 and planning is asked to recommend rezoning. Johanson notes zoning is inherited and largely inapplicable as the area is mainly residential.
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RCMP
Pas
Ed Johanson
Council
Churchill Forest Industries
Rivers Sawmills Limited
Bloomfield
Hudson Bay
F. M.B. Agencies
October 1969 Weather Report From The Pas Manitoba
October 1969 record shows average temperature 31.0 C, rainfall 1.55 inches and snow 1.8 inches. Warmest 51 F, coldest 11 F. Record warm day was October 3 1943 at 80 F and coldest October day 1939 at -10 F. Mail Social to Party Line Box 1738 The Pas Manitoba.
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October Building Permits Totals 202000
October permits total 202000 with a 60000 addition to Avenue Hotel and 5000 basement remodelling at Cambrian Hotel. A 10000 freezer building permit was issued for Halcrow Avenue by Modern Dairies Ltd.
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Avenue Hotel
Halcrow Avenue
Modern Dairies Ltd
Kinsmen Kingo Back Again Sets Card Draw
Kingo back in town with 55 numbers or less to win a $10 Kingo bonus. Cards cost 50 cents each, prizes include $100 for a full card. Available from local businesses. Details in this issue of THE HERALD.
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Kingo
THE
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Indian Reserve Gets Power Near Gypsumville
Manitoba Hydro extends electric service to the Dauphin River reserve near Gypsumville, supplying about 35 dwellings and a fish hatchery. A 1200 foot underwater cable links the hatchery and seven eastern bank dwellings, powered by two 75 kW diesel generators. Project cost around 37 000 with most funded by Indian Affairs.
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Dauphin River
Gypsumville
Manitoba Hydro
Lake Winnipeg
Ction
Vic Simon
Camper
Peter Simmons
Winnipeg
Federal
Department of Indian Affairs and Northern Development
Split Lake
Jackhead
Bloodvein
Lands Re Opened for Prospecting Order
The Mines Act orders issued in October 1969 reopen lands for prospecting and designate dates of effect. Leonard S. Evans, Minister of Mines and Natural Resources, dated Winnipeg and published in The Manitoba Gazette in October 1969.
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Department OF Mines and Natural Resources
MINES
Manitoba
Manitoba Gazette
Winnipeg
Leonard S. Evans
Mines and Natural Resources
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