RCMP Presses For New Quarters In The Pas
By 1970 the RCMP demands new quarters for the The Pas detachment to support the police contract. Assistant Commissioner C W Mudge says the move is necessary and that a meeting included Dauphin RCMP officials, Mayor Trager, and police chairman Councillor Audrey Batchelor. The letter was given to Councillor Batchelor who will study the matter.
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RCMP
Pas
C. W. Mudge
Winnipeg
Mudge
Dauphin
Trager
Audrey Batchelor
Batchelar
Refresher Nursing Course Planned at St. Anthony's Hospital
St. Anthony's Hospital plans a part time refresher course for registered nurses who have been inactive. In cooperation with the Manitoba Hospital Commission and the Manitoba Association of Registered Nurses, the program requires 10 to 12 applicants with 25 dollar fees. Applicants may come from Flin Flon or The Pas and must commit to at least two days a week. Further details from Sister Trudel at The Pas hospital.
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St. Anthony's Hospital
Manitoba Hospital Commission
Manitoba Association of Registered Nurses
Flin Flon
Trudel
Pas
Hospital By Law Forecast Frightening Budget Talk
Council heard a warning about a frightening budget outlook for 1968 as St. Anthony's Hospital plans a $2 million plus expansion with tenders expected by January 1 1969. The Pas may share 20 percent of construction costs, and a school mill rate rise is projected, with a special levy likely to increase beyond 1967 levels.
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Council
Bernstrom
St. Anthony's Hospital
Pas
St. Anthony's
the Herald
Town invites Craik to discuss Churchill Forest Industries
The Pas town council unanimously passes a resolution inviting Mr. Craik to The Pas to discuss Churchill Forest Industries. The plan calls for meetings with council, the Chamber of Commerce and other interested parties to clarify present status and future of the industry.
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Town
Craik
Churchill Forest Industries
Passants
Churchill Forest
Eee
Stan Reid
Carey
Mr.Craik
Pas
Mr. Craik
Town Council
Chamber of Commerce
Space Products Tour Informs On Partnership Position
Last Thursday afternoon 38 The Pas businessmen toured Spruce Products Saw mill at Mile 25 Clearwater Lake hosted by Frank Marvin president and owner. Guests included Dick Walker lands and woods superintendent and Glen Thompson project manager as they discussed Spruce Products role in relation to Churchill Forest Industries. The visit covered the stock pile debarking plant and the sawmill where mining timbers are squared and cut into lengths from 15 inches to 16 feet before moving to the framer.
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Pas
Spruce Products
Mile 25
Clearwater Lake
Frank Marvin
Marvin
Dick Walker
Glen Thompson
Churchill Forest Industries
Recreation Body Going Strong
The town council approved a half mill ($3 000) inclusion in the 1968 budget for the Kelsey Recreation Commission. Councillor Stan Reid presented a report on operations after re organization under Jim Goodridge. The plan includes a summer recreation director funded half by the province for up to three months and $45 weekly maximum.
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Kelsey Recreation Commission
Stan Reid
Recreation Commission
Reid
Jim Goodridge
Tion
Pas
Canada
Cranberry
AG Gets Report On Reserve Fire
The Attorney General's Department will not hold an inquest into the deaths of three children on The Pas Reserve on February 1. Gordon Pilkey announced the decision in Winn, saying the ordered investigation found no fire fighting equipment on the Reserve and urging discussions with Indian Affairs on fire protection. RCMP noted the tragedy and the rapid burning of Reserve buildings.
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Attorney General
Pas
Winn
Gordon Pilkey
Pilkey
Winnipeg Tribune
Val Werier
Werner
Pas Herald
Winnipeg
Attorney-General's Department
Federal
Departent of
Indian Affairs
More Phone Equipment Installed in The Pas Exchange
The Manitoba Telephone System announced additional equipment at The Pas exchange to serve current and future needs. The upgrade will add capacity for 500 more customers and enter service this spring. Since 1959 dial service began, The Pas has grown from about 1,300 telephones to nearly 2,200 today.
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Pas
Manitoba Telephone System
TransAir Announces Group Fares in Manitoba
TransAir plans group fares on Manitoba runs for ten or more passengers with Winnipeg trips at 24 dollars per person versus 29 dollars regular. Around 40 passengers landed shaken at Cambrian Hotel after engine trouble forced return to Clearwater Lake after takeoff from The Pas. Fire at Spruce Products camp last week drew a volunteer crew from Clearwater Lake Airport.
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TransAir
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Cambrian Hotel
Clearwater Lake
Pas
Spruce Products
Johnnyon
Carey Seeks Action on Water From Clearwater Lake
Dr. Stu Carey, Utilities Chairman, reports The Pas cannot yet negotiate with the Province to obtain Clearwater Lake water. He cites extensive long-standing leakage from aging mains, high distribution losses, and rising costs as barriers. He notes potential feasibility by 1969 after replacing lines and reducing losses.
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Stu Carey
Pas
Council
Utilities
Underwood
Lons
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Pei
Space Products
Debarking
Nmoccasin
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