Train Car Collision At Seventh Street Crossing Minor Injuries
A morning April 10 collision at the Seventh Street railway crossing left Dudley Jones of 255 Mac Donald Street with shock and a head injury not requiring hospital care. The car was dragged about twenty feet before the train stopped. The vehicle was badly damaged.
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Dudley Jones
MacDonald Street
Seventh Street Railway Crossing
Jones
Police Charge Four Impaired Drivers From The Pas
Four residents of The Pas faced charges for impaired driving over the past week. Police report details vary by case but all involved alcohol or drug impairment and standard roadside testing procedures. Authorities urge continued public safety enforcement and remind residents to designate a sober driver.
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the Pas
Court Briefs Include Guilty Pleas and Community School Survey
Gordon Paul Daniels of Easterville pleaded guilty to driving with a suspended license and received six months probation. Noah Henry Martin was given a one year suspended sentence with peace and good behavior conditions after being found unlawfully in a dwelling. Mildred Lillian Criven admitted taking money from the Department of Health and Social Development and was discharged with a warning. Mr McBryde offered to help arrange a meeting between a citizen's committee and education municipal tourism ministers. The committee plans a survey this year to gauge facility use and local views on community schools and invites public involvement via Bernie March Recreation Director Town of The Pas 623 6481.
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Gordon Paul Daniels
Easterville
Noah Henry
Martin
Mildred Lillian Criven
Department of Health and Social Development
McBryde
Bernie March
The Pas considers shared use of school facilities for community programs
Talks among Kelsey School Division the Town of The Pas and the Kelsey Recreation Commission explore turning school buildings into a joint community hub with after hours use and summer occupancy. The plan aims to reduce duplication cut costs and better serve residents though concerns over legal authority costs and facility delegation remain.
School Board notes progress on budget and facilities
Trustees report visitors praise local schools facilities and atmosphere. Rowland and Smith voice positive views on programs and school climate while noting an oral learning program ahead of many city schools. Budget discussions focus on 1974 figures and a $27,032.90 approval for Graham Construction.
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Smith
Winnipeg
Graham Construction
Scott Bateman
Grundy
MBCI
Smith Street
Transportation Committee
School board discusses DREE approach and bus radio antenna
On April 5 Ron McBryde proposed an approach to DREE. Grundy notes builders may shift Mary Duncan School structure and a full report is due. Talks with Manitoba Forestry Resources target an antenna for the school bus two way radio system. Accounts were ratified at 91 534.43.
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Ron McBryde
Grundy
Mary Duncan School
Manitoba Forestry Resources
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