Sinclair Honoured After 26 Years Service
Retirement supper honors Charlie Sinclair for 26 years with the Manitoba province. He began in 1946 at Cross Lake with the Game Branch aiding trap lines, later serving as Fire Ranger and Tragline Officer. His son Oliver will continue the family legacy as the third generation at Cross Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Mines, Resources, & Environmental Management
Charlie Sinclair
Sinclair
Johannnesson
Bil McLean
Northern Region Department
Cross Lake
Game
Cross Lake - Norway House
Oxford House
Ficer
Province of
Manitoba
Albert Sinclair
Charlie
Oliver
Sinclaire
Kelsey School Demostration Project Receives $15000 Grant
A $15,000 grant was approved to fund a planning stage for a long term Kelsey School Division program addressing learning emotional and social problems. Education Minister Ben Hanusehak cited collaboration with The Pas town and the provincial department to study contributing factors in a transient culturally mixed community and determine major problems.
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Kelsey
Sas
Ben Hanusehak
Pas
Hanuschak
Banvschak
Nowh
Town Increases Ambulance Subsidy To Gunn
Gunn gets a raise from 900 to 3000.66 dollars annually for Hayes Funeral Home ambulance service. Council says independent service would cost more. by law three readings done. further action pending.
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Jan Gunn
Hayes Funeral Home
Gunn
Council
Doug McBride
Zoning Appeal Drafts Second Reading for Grocery Outlet Plan
A council deliberation centers on granting a second reading to the by law that would re zone land for a new grocery outlet. In a letter from Mr Morrish through counsel D Arcy Bancroft the proposal outlines a 9 000 square foot grocery outlet as the initial plan.
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Morrish
D'Arcy Bancroft
Shopping Centre Bid Rejected in The Pas
The Pas council rejected a rezoning bid by Garry Moszush to convert Block 69 Plan 508 Lots 1-16 from residential to commercial for a shopping centre. The plan would have added about 6 000 sq ft of space for tenants including a drug store beauty salon barber coffee shop and convenience store. Continued on page 10.
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Garry Moszush
Jones’ Grocery
Edwards Avenue
Zezone
Sth
Sth Sweets
Settee
Hogan Avenues
Morrish
Allied
Former dog catcher hired full time by The Pas
Dale Scott, previously a part time dog catcher for The Town of The Pas, was approved for full time employment by the transportation committee. A resolution proposes a salary of 300.06 monthly plus 5.06 per unlicensed dog and 3.00 per licensed dog, with emphasis on licensing enforcement.
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Pas
Dale Scott
Transportation Committee
Scott
Fasano
Female Athlete Trophy Donated by London Benefactor
A trophy for the female athlete of the year has been donated by Mr. Cotton of London England and is being handled by the local Rotary Club. A Rotary spokesman said Cotton has visited The Pas on several occasions and wished to help the town. The club will select the winner, and Cotton has a special interest as Dry Tony Cotton’s father and as governor of Botagy for the London district.
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Cotton
London
England
Pas
Mr. Cotton
Tony Cotton
Botagy
Pas Herald
Arena Set to Close Season April 16 at The Pas
The Pas Arena will close for the season on April 16 after operating since October 1 when it opened early for a hockey school. It will reopen next fall on October 1 as set by the Recreation Commission, with final day activities including free public skating on Sunday April 18 from 5:50 to 10:30 PM.
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Pas
Recreation Commission
McBryde Asked To Check On Cri Homes
Ron McBryde the Pas MLA was asked to review title issues for a CFI home. Pipefitter Lewellyn Perry complained after meetings with McBryde and CFI rep Bob Wasner and Engineered Homes. Perry refused to sign papers until legal counsel advised and home deficiencies addressed.
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McBryde
Cri Homes
Ron McBryde
Pas
CFI
Lewellyn Perry
Forest Complex
Penny
The
Herald
Bob Wasner
CFI Real Estate Department
Perry
Alternate Locations Suggested For Industrial Park
Town Manager Walter Lengerke outlined two alternative sites for The Pas light industrial park at the last meeting. He noted a site near Indian land the Town had been negotiating with The Pas Indian Band and said the Band could still use their land if that became the chosen location. Lengerke said negotiations had dragged on with no results and, after meeting Chief Gordon Lathlin, proposed finding other land since he could not speed up talks. He listed pros and cons for both areas and stated one site lies within Town limits.
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Walter Lengerke
Ed. Lengerke
Gordon Lathlin
Lengerke
Lim
Town Council Reaches Two Year CUPE Pension Agreement
The Town of The Pas and CUPE Local 744 sign a two year 1972 73 agreement at a regular meeting. Mayor Jack Keanedy and Tony Mouse with council members praise the milestone noting fruitful negotiations and steps to formalize the by law readings.
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CUPE
Canadian Union of Public Employees
Jim Podbiski
John Szmadyla
Hiayor
Jack Keanedy
Tony Moose
Doug McBride
Lestone
Pas
Mc~Bride
McBride
Cotncil
Stan Reid
Jock Kennedy
Tony
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