No Major Blacktop Program For Awhile In The Pas
Town of The Pas reports no large street paving plan in the near future. Public works chair Alex Wilcho WY told Town Council a three mile streets project would cost about $140,900 even if cut to 1.5 miles. He urged gradual yearly hard surfacing instead of one big borrow. Seventh Street, tied to a new technical school, could start with 60 percent provincial funding and staged work. initial Seventh Street estimate was $60,000 with the same 60 percent provincial contribution.
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Oil firm approved for two way service station
Dauphin council approved Texaco Oil Company to construct a two way service station in Block 79 Gordon Avenue after planning commission support. The company must obtain a building permit. The site is opposite the La Verandrye Motel.
Thompson to Move Bird Buildings for Rinks
Municipal Affairs Minister Bob Smellie said the government bought buildings for 41000 to move to Thompson for a curling rink skating rink and auditorium. The Local Government District of Mystery Lake will reimburse the government.
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Ukrainian Catholic Church Seeks Tax Exemption on Hall Use
The Ukrainian Catholic Church, with 26 families, asks for tax exemption after returning a $449 tax statement for Nor-Lite Hall. The hall funds support church work and language instruction, with revenue used for church expenses. Cornell will investigate and request information from three churches including Christ Church Anglican and Sacred Heart.
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Christ Church Anglican
Ukrainian Catholic
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