Kinsmen Club Supports Kelsey School Patrols in The Pas
The Kinsmen Club of The Pas purchased orange safety vests for the school patrols at Kelsey School Division as part of yearly support. Motorists are urged to watch for patrols at school times to aid in child safety, with patrols supervised by the Town Detachment of RCMP in cooperation with Kelsey School Division and the Kinsmen.
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Kinsmen Club
Pas
Kelsey
R.C.M.P
Kelsey School Division
Borealis Toastmistress Club Receives Charter
The Borealis Toastmistress Club of The Pas received its charter at a dinner meeting in the Elks Hall on Saturday November 24. Ruth Sheppard of Winnipeg installed the executive, naming Yvette LaBelle president and outlining roles for Val Trotter Rosalie Heschuk Aline Preston Sheila Brennan.
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The
Borealis Toastmistress Club of
Pas
Elks Hall
Ruth Sheppard
Winnipeg
Council Five
Land O’ Lakes Region
International Order of Toastmistresses
James Nikkel
Lawrence Viala
Pineline
Transair Investigates Complaints Delays Manitoba Fare Hikes
Transair has suspended planned air fare increases for Northern Manitoba after complaints from Flin Flon Lynn Lake The Pas Thompson and Churchill. The Pas Chamber of Commerce reports the request for explanation from Transair and a 15 day window to comment once the reply is received.
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Transair
Canadian Transportation Commission
Manitoba
Flin Flon
Lynn Lake
Pas
Thompson
Churchill
Pas Chamber of Commerce
W.V. Taillon
Air Transport Committee
Taillon
Chamber
Kelsey School Board Trustees Attend Meeting and Fees
Five of eight trustees attended the last Kelsey School Board meeting. Attendees were Harry Harapiak Ella Young Dennis Mostat Don Fehr and Albert Moyer. The board approved payments to architects Gabouray Lussier and Sigurdson totaling 61719.30 and 1179.93 for Scott Batemen School work. Pamphlets on A School for New Trustees were distributed. The board will cover 20.00 for trustees to attend a Brandon conference at the Agricultural Extension Centre. The agenda notes topics from the Manitoba Association of School Trustees two day conference focusing on trustee education.
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Kelsey School Board
Harry Harapiak
Ella Young
Dennis Mostat
Don Fehr
Albert Moyer
Gabouray, Lussier
Sigurdson
Scott Batemen
Brandon
Agricultural Extension Centre
Manitoba Association of School Trustees
October 1973 Fire Report Highlights Damages and Fires
Fire Chief Dick Wright released the October 1973 month end fire report at the council meeting. Six fires were investigated with three undetermined causes and total damages estimated at 5,000 dollars from two fires. The report notes 54 inspection hours during Fire Prevention Week and a positive public reception.
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Dick Wright
Wright
Connaught Avenue
8Th Street
R.C.M
Fire Chief Alarmed About Truck Parking
Fire Chief Dick Wright voiced concern over two transport trucks parked side by side on LaRose Avenue amid heavy snow. He warned blocked routes could hinder fire response. police were informed as by law limits trucks to designated routes unless necessary.
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Dick Wright
LaRose Avenue
Mr. Wright
LaRose
Wright
R.C.M
Davis
the Herald
Herald
Man Fined For Damaging Police Car In The Pas
Robert Baker was fined 100 dollars and 4 dollars in court costs after a Saturday November 17 incident. Four youths, seen by a rural RCMP officer, were near a police cruiser when one youth broke the aerial. Baker was ordered to pay 20 dollars restitution for damages to the aerial.
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Robert Baker
G. Davis
R.C.M
the Herald
Davis
Baker
Sewer project costs rise and over expenditure eyed
The council agreed to pay Taillieu Construction 41151.90 and McNicol Construction 108379.89 for work in the Industrial Park and Annex Storm Sewers. About 95 percent of the Tim berland Annex and the Trailer Court sewer work is done. final cleanup and a progress certificate are pending. Concerns over unapproved over expenditure and contingency use were raised by council members and the town manager.
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Council
Taillieu Construction Limited
Addiion
McNicol Construction
Annex
Pas Annex
Timberland
Walt Lengerke
Lengerke
Dree
Jack Kennedy
Gus Gelowitz
Two Thefts From Parked Cars In The Pas
Weekend of November 18 thefts reported in The Pas with removal of a car battery from Ed mond Godin’s vehicle on Patrick Avenue and a box of mechanics tools worth 370 dollars taken from Nick Biegun’s car. Police have no suspects and investigations continue.
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Pas
R.C.M
Edmond Godin
Patrick Avenue
Godin
Nick Biegun
Winnipeg
Council Endorses P E P Applications
The Pas council endorsed three 1974 PEP requests. Vince Hasker for The Pas Detox Centre seeks 42000 for wages of a director four attendants a housekeeper and cook. Westminster United Church asks 1250 for basement dividers creating three rooms. The local Curling Club seeks 21000 for rink maintenance ice upkeep and washroom redecoration.
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P.E.P
Vince Hasker
Pas
Hasker
The
Herald
Health Education and Social Planning Committee
Mr. Hasker
Westminster United Church
Curling Club
Winnipeg Chamber President to Speak at The Pas Meeting
Graeme Thomson Haig M D Q C president of the Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce will be guest speaker at The Pas Chamber of Commerce annual dinner November 29 at Norlite Hall. Haig, a Winnipeg lawyer, has held multiple provincial and national bar roles and chairs several civic organizations. tickets from Garth Cowie at MacLeod's. Doors open 6 PM. members and prospective members invited.
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Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce
Graeme Thomson Haig
D.D
Q.C
Pas Chamber of Commerce
Norlite Hall
Haig
D’arcy
Aoe
Pas Chamber of Commerce Plans Reorganization
The Pas Chamber outlines a new 1974 format with a President Vice President and eight Committee Directors. The eight categories will guide objectives and tasks, with directors and appointed members to broaden member involvement. The plan aims to enhance the Chamber as a promotional facility.
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Chamber
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Borealis Toastmistress Club
Yvette LaBelle
Mr. Haig
Board of Broadcast Governors
Manitoba Bar Association
Canadian Bar Association
Winnipeg Humane Society
Canadian Chambers of Commerce
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