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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 04, 1974
Page
1
Editor questions repeated frozen hydrants after Cambrian Hotel blaze. Criticizes town water upgrades and fire department funding while noting eleven frozen hydrants in Uptown, including a hydrant near the fire and another at Fischer and Third, urging accountability.
The Pas Chamber of Commerce held a general dinner meeting aiming to re energize downtown The Pas in response to The Pas Reserve development. A fire at the Cambrian Hotel coincided with calls for redeveloping downtown land and a new committee was formed to push objectives, following examples from Brandon.
A letter argues a program is needed to ensure no fire hydrant freezes at any time. The writer cites last Thursday morning hydrants as evidence of gross inadequacy and calls for the provincial fire commissioner’s office to act.
Jay Leddy now out of the Norman Regional Development Corporation argues that Norman must recognize itself as the regional development agency and urges The Pas town and Indian Band talks. He warns ongoing suspicion will hinder progress and calls for a public dialogue to reduce hostility and build consensus among leaders and residents.
A scrambled TV guide lists daily programs from Monday to Wednesday with titles such as Sesame Street The General Network and CBC Nat News interspersed with classic shows like The Ed Allen Mr Dressup and The Twilight Zone. The page mixes times and program names in a fragmented layout.
Norman Regional Development Corporation minutes from February 23 discuss The Pas town and The Pas Indian Band over a shopping-office complex on The Pas Reserve. The Pas and The Pas Chamber seek investigation into tax and business effects, provoking Band Council resentment and calls for dialogue amid disputed meeting invitations.
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