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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 18, 1974
Page
4
A morning collision at the Seventh Street rail crossing injured Dudley Jones of 255 Mac Donald Street. Jones, alone in his car, was dragged about twenty feet before the locomotive stopped. He suffered shock and a head blow but did not require hospitalization as the car sustained heavy damage.
Overnight Thursday break in at Dial Electric reports goods valued at $700 swiped after access via air vent and a ceiling hole. Stolen items include a 7 inch black and white TV stereo speakers guitar and cassette player. Police report no suspects. A truck belonging to Joseph Lavich of Timberland Trailer Court was stolen overnight on April 12 and found the next day three miles north of town with no suspects.
The Pas police report four residents charged with impaired driving over the past week. Each case involved standard roadside tests and breathalyzer results, with no further details released pending court dates.
Gordon Paul Daniels of Easterville pleaded guilty to driving with a suspended licence and received six months probation. Martin faced two unlawful entry charges and received a one year suspended sentence with peacekeeping conditions. Mildred Lillian Criven admitted taking funds from the Department of Health and Social Development and was discharged with a warning.
Mr. McBryde proposes a meeting between a citizen's committee and the Ministers of Education Municipal Affairs and Tourism Recreation and Cultural Affairs. The committee will assess current facility usage and local opinions on community schools, likely via a year end survey. Contact Bernie March, Recreation Director, at 623 6481 to get involved.
Advocates in The Pas discuss a coordinated system using the Kelsey School Division and town resources to run community programs after hours. The plan aims to reduce duplication, save costs, and place the school as a town focal point, despite concerns over costs and facility control.
Ms Rowland and Mr Smith praised local schools for facilities and atmosphere. The 1974 School Budget discussion noted a $27,032.90 payment to Graham Construction for Scott Bateman Junior High progress. The MBC-1 cafeteria now offers lunches for about a dollar. no parking change on Smith Street was approved. fieldhouse financing remains unresolved amid government discussions.
The report notes an April 5 discussion with Ron McBryde about a DREE approach. Grundy cites engineers assessing a potential building shift at Mary Duncan School. Talks with Manitoba Forestry Resources on a two way radio antenna for buses proceed. Accounts approved totaling $91 534 43.
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