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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 09, 1973
Page
3
The notice lists showtimes on Saturdays and Mondays starting at 6 50 PM and 9 00 PM. It confirms two evening screenings per listed day and implies a regular schedule for the venue. No further event details are provided in the readable text.
The Pas rail strike continues with about 400 workers rotating 48 hour stoppages in Manitoba and Saskatchewan. No grain train moved from Hudson Bay during the strike, and The Pas traffic remains halted while unions seek a new contract with wage and fringe benefit talks. A goodwill note from Lois and Bob Abrahams thanks Ross Fielding for hospitality during their Canadian travels.
The Company stated on Tuesday at noon that they expect the walkout to be resolved soon per the contract grievance procedure. Production at the mill was reported as continuing.
New town council committees were formed after Councillor Ian Alexander replaced Jim Fasano. Gus Gelowitz chairs Finance and Administration with Ed Sawula and Shirley Jonas as members. Steve Anaka leads Transportation with Alexander and Gelowitz. Bert Hayes remains Protective Services chair with Jonas and Alexander as members. Shirley Jonas joins the Library Board replacing Fasano.
The Pas man Stanley Heavey was charged after a Monday morning crash at 7:40 on Lathlin Avenue and Second Street. Police say Heavey pulled from a stop sign into Vivian Melnyk who was traveling west, causing $750 in Melnyk’s damages and $350 to Heavey’s vehicle.
Dear Sir My husband and I left Toronto on July 3. We spent a month touring across Canada by road. We traveled the Trans-Canada to Vancouver and chose a northern route back home.
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