13 Apr 1978
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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 13, 1978
Page
1
Connie Hovard runs Old Town Ceramics on La Rose Ave drawing 65 students with four weekly classes. A Duncan Ceramics instructor, she explains the shop’s name stems from returning to her hometown and opening the business in September 1976.
The Pas Indian Band lawyer Gavin Wood told a Municipal Board Hearing on April third that the Timberland Trailer Court is not part of The Pas. Sidney Schwartz for the Town argued the trailer court lies within town boundaries. The LGC of Consul made no representation as about six trailer owners attended the Monday session.
Fire Chief Neil Puckett says two April ninth alarms at 794 Cathedral Avenue and 177 Dufferin Avenue were likely pulled by a juvenile and by a burned garbage container in a basement hallway causing 100 dollars damage. Police and fire officials urge residents to watch for trouble makers before someone is hurt.
The Pas Music and Fine Arts Festival unfolds in two sessions from April 19 to 21 at Kelsey Elementary School and April 25 to 28 at MBCI. Grand Concerts close each week on April 21 and 28 at 7 30 p.m. Tickets range per age band with season passes and grand concert prices listed. programs available at schools Denwal’s Pharmacy and Grant’s Groceries.
Carman McBride and family transition The Pas Herald from weekly paper to Norman Graphics commercial printing. The move introduces an offset Heidelberg press valued at $38,000, plus expansion plans, while Reg and Doug McBride assist during the transition after 1612 years of Herald history.
The preliminary plan outlines a town centre with a hotel social centre indoor arena educational centre ceremonial courtyard marina and expanded band office aimed at evolving a viable Cree culture for future generations. It covers housing open space light industrial and administrative components with a focus on energy conservation and local materials. A firehall ambulance service police and volunteer brigade are planned along with water sewer studies and housing surveys to guide neighborhood planning. Rick Johnson reports on the plan with architectural input from Robert Kirby and ongoing dialogue with band members and government.
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