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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 30, 1969
Page
3
A transcript fragment shows King and the town council with the school board and Native representatives discussing a process to save time. The speaker argues that proceeding step by step could have saved at least a month.
Councillor Tawse blasted the lack of a trailer park layout and cost proposals from Underwood-McLellan and Associates as officials attended a meeting without the required information. Provincial Planning also failed to provide the original Ames area lay out, forcing an informational session with no concrete decisions. The project must be coordinated between the Town and the Corporation.
A councillor warns the corporation cannot proceed without Town involvement as streets are town owned and sewer and water are town services. He stresses connections must benefit the entire community, not just the trailer court of the Indian Band.
The hearing discusses whether to reprimand or lightly punish Cameron over carrying a handgun. Evans Premachuk says Cameron intended to remove an injured dog and sought a permit, while the town's gun was supposed to be police property. Court notes automatic forfeiture but town aims to recover the gun and seek an RCMP apology.
The Pas Band weighs joining a five million dollar New Start program aimed at training disadvantaged adults. Chief Lathlin notes the project, partially funded by federal and provincial governments, would center operations in The Pas within a 150 mile radius and involve Band participation if seen as advantageous.
An archived meeting allocates funds amounting to 91.81 dollars to St. Anthony's Hospital Building Fund. Donated items include toys, books for children, kindergarten tables and chairs to Pas Library and Pediatric Ward respectively.
The Better Start Kindergarten Association donated painting easels to the United Church Sunday School and arranged remaining supplies for the school board to support the new kindergarten program. Officials thanked the community for years of encouragement and wished the Kelsey School Division success in integrating kindergarten into public schools.
The Pas store, open 59 years, sold to new owner Mr Doucette as Mr Bickford nears 47 years with the firm. Bickfords thank customers for patronage and express wish for continued support under new management. Doucette is married with three preschool children.
Honour Role cont by listing Grade 9 students including Kathy Chartrand Tony Cote Kenneth Kerwin Karel Lagimodiere Maureen Lagimodiere Sharon Mihaychuk Jim McNicol Barbara Robertson Marilyn Smith Alice Cook Christina Keam John Wessnks Ernie Stubbs Elsie Sayese Norman Jebb Beatrice
The Pas Herald lists multiple students across grades 10 to 12 including Gail Berezowecki Brenda Moreton Randy Carpenter Dan Gleadle Kevin Shipley and several others. Readers see names under headings for Grade 10 Grade 12 and Grade 11 with classifications such as O E C and other local identifiers.
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