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Newspaper

Pas Herald

Location

The Pas, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Aug 04, 1971

Page

1

Receiver removal requested by CGF I in Manitoba

Churchill Forest Industries seeks the immediate removal of Interim Receiver and Manager Leifer Hallgrimson at The Pas forest complex. The motion claims Hallgrimson’s impartiality lapses, jeopardizing CFI’s liquidity and assets while delaying start up and raising costs from terminated Bertram-Verkaufs contract.

Churchill Forest Industries (Manitoba) Ltd Manitoba Court of Queen's Bench Leifer Hallgrimson Forest Industries Pas CFI Woodland Hallgrimson John Wark Bertram- Verkaufs Pulp and Paper Mills Wark

Drug cases remanded after second special day cancellation

The second of two special drug days set up by the Courts served no purpose as Federal authorities did not appear. The drug cases were remanded to August 26. A Herald representative found the court ready to proceed last Thursday but was told by Magistrate Bill Martin that Crown Prosecutor Bob Crumpe had not arranged for the lab analyst to be present for July 29 cases due to holidays.

Herald Court House Bill Martin Bob Crumpe Martin Beverly Crump Tony Moule

School Opens Sept 7 With Staggered Classes at M.B.C.I.

The Kelsey School Division announced that Margaret Barbour Collegiate and Mary Duncan Junior High will run staggered sessions when The Pas schools open on September 7. Harold Grundy, the superintendent, said the plan avoids grades 1 to 6 staggerings, affects about 1 000 students, and reduces lunch break to 15 minutes to ease traffic. The arrangement requires 53 teachers across both campuses and uses four buses to service 163 Mary Duncan and M.B.C.I. pupils, with early starts at 5:30 a.m. and return by 8:00 p.m.

M.B.C Mary Duncan Grundy M.B.C.I Mary

Mammoth Town Parade Led by Flin Flon Pipe Band

The Pas staged a mammoth parade as townspeople decided its scale. John Bodnar, parade chair, credited local effort and pride, noting the town could craft an outstanding event. The procession was led by the Flin Flon Pipe Band with floats from Kelsey Recreation Commission, Manitoba Hydro, and Manitoba Telephone.

Flin Flon Kelsey Recreation Commission Pas Manitoba Hydro Manitoba Telephone

Man Charged In Motorcycle Accident

Norman Mulholland of Wabowden appeared in Magistrate Court on impaired driving after a motorcycle crash near LaRose and Third Street. A juvenile rider suffered a fractured wrist and facial injuries, detained overnight. Mulholland fined $150 and faced a six month licence suspension. Another juvenile faced charges in court last week.

Norman Mulholland Wabowden Mulholland Carrot River Robert Waller LaRose Third Street

Two Former Twin Motors Employees Buy North Gate Auto Body

Larry Rostek and Brian Harkness, ex Twin Motors Auto Body workers, purchase the North Gate Auto Body shop and operate from the former Twin Motors garage on Edwards Avenue. The shop employs three more mechanics: Ken Dann with 19 years, Bernie Dube with six, and Tony Madesta with four. Brian brings nearly seven years of experience, while Larry offers 12 years of auto body knowledge. Brian is a local resident.

Larry Rostek Brian Harkness Twin Motors Edwards Avenue North Gate Auto Body Ken Dann Bernie Dube Tony Madesta Brian Larry

Salmonds Again Supreme at The Pas Rodeo

The sixth annual The Pas Rodeo featured a 16 horse Musical Ride from Birch River Manitoba led by Irvin Freeze. Salmond family from Weekes Saskatchewan dominated events with eateries and pickup men for Bronco and Steer Riding, drawing large crowds of 2 200 on Sunday.

Birch River Manitoba Irvin Freeze Saskatchewan JayMar Pas Salmond Weekes

Water Bill Discount Extended Amid Billing Glitches

Water customers learned the discount deadline extended after a faulty computerized system delayed bills. Billing dates were July 19 with late availability on July 26, pushing the discount deadline to August 7 for adjusted accounts.

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Cgf.i M.B.C.S Intendent Rodeo Parade John Bodnar Bodnar Sid Wilton Sid By “Mitzi” Beaulieu
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