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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 24, 1968
Page
4
Walter Shmon criticizes Liberal policies on northern road and power projects. He argues Roblin Conservative gains over nine years surpassed Liberal efforts in decades, claiming the north boomed while Liberals aided southern farms. The open letter is condensed for space.
The Northern Manitoba Vocational Centre in The Pas will enroll new students in multiple courses on May 6 1968 with applications to Registrar Clerical Bookkeeping and Office Machines Stenography General Automotive Heavy Duty Equipment Operators Carpentry and Woodwork Cooking Hairdressing and Beauty Culture Domestic Science Waiter Waitress Training Plumbing Applications for next year are being received and last enrolment is June 3 Prospective students should submit grade marks with applications A new Mining Technology entry requirement will apply Grade XI before 1963 clause revised to Grade XI and 21 years age at enrollment An Advisory Committee has been formed with W V Clarke chairman others from Sher riff Gordon Mines Lynn Lake Flin Flon Thompson and Thompson area.
The Mining Advisory Committee lists members from Swan River The Pas Flin Flon Lynn Lake and Thompson with J C Folinsbee as chair Other officials include J R Bray W K Gallander J A MacLellan M J Gobert and W G Armstrong plus L M Amsey All aim to form a Second Advisory Committee for Heavy Duty Equipment Operators Due to bad weather several schools missed the Open House and a second event is set for May 10 at the Centre Publicizing continues at Career Days in northern schools The hospital plans a new east side addition with Ross Street reserved for parking Dog pound fees of 80 and garbage collection at Vocation School 300 a month were approved Councillor Wilchowy is reviewing a private garbage tender from Bill Edworthy
Town council last Wednesday accepted a 198 signature petition asking to permit Eventide Home to operate as a rooming house and ordered it filed. The panel also sent a 1966 police study letter from Attorney General to the police committee, debated street oiling cuts, and delayed third reading on a bylaw to repeal and reclose Ross Street for St. Anthony’s Hospital expansion.
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