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Newspaper

Pas Herald

Location

The Pas, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Aug 17, 1972

Page

1

Chretien Opens Big Eddy Hall at The Pas Reserve

Honorable Jean Chretien opened the Silver Bridge Community Hall on Big Eddy Indian Reserve on August 10. He praised Indigenous self help and urged united federal provincial and local efforts for rapid development during the ribbon cutting at the new community hall five miles north of The Pas. Chief Gordon Lathlin presented the band brief outlining top priority programs.

Silver Bridge Big Eddy Indian Reserve Jean Chretien Indian Affairs and Northern Development Pas Special Area Cretien Mr. Chretien Pas Indian Affairs Big Eddy Reserve Bruce Dunlop Gordon McGillivary

Bathtub Race Becomes Annual Funniest Event of Year

Ron Berzinski won the bathtub race on Clearwater Lake after a March idea by Track n' Trail Snowtmiabile Club. The quirky contest drew 14 entries with tubs on inner tubes plywood sheets and skies, ages 15 to 55, on a calm rainless day.

Itiow Track N' Trail Snowtmiabile Club Thompson T the Pas Pioneer Bay Clearwater Lake

Pfau Awarded Scholarship for Winnipeg Study

David Pfau of The Pas and 1912 Margaret Barbour graduate has accepted a Board of Regents Scholarship worth 500 for studies at the University of Winnipeg starting September 1912. Earlier he won the Town of The Pas Scholarship and the M B C I award and plans arts and science studies at the University of Manitoba this fall.

David Pfau The Pas Margaret Barbour Collegiate Board of Regents University of Winnipeg Pfau M.B. C.I University of Manitoba

Body Found in Shed Behind Revelstoke Lumber

A middle aged man was found dead in a shed behind Revelstoke Lumber early Friday. Police reported the informer’s name not released pending kin notification. The body was found at 3 a.m. with the cause of death unknown and a post mortem planned in Winnipeg as investigation continues.

Revelstoke Lumber Text of Kin Winnipeg

Bud Simpson Announces His Retirement

Robert Bud Simpson Conservative MP for Churchill retires from federal politics. He will not seek the Conservative nomination next election. Announcement came at last Friday’s riding meeting in Flin Flon where he was first elected in 1987. Conservative nomination convention set for Friday September 5 in Thompson. New federal constituency officers to be elected at the same meeting.

Robert Bud" Simpson Churchill Simpson Flin Flon House of Commons Thompson

Godfather Showing At Starlite Drive-In

The Godfather opens Wednesday August 23 in The Pas at the Starlite Drive-In Theatre marking the first Manitoba showing outside Winnipeg. Starring Marlon Brando and James Caan, the film spans thirty years of the Corleone family’s underworld activities and runs until August 29.

Pas Godfather Starlite Winnipeg Manitoba Mario Puzo Marion Brando James Caan Sonny Corleone

Town Finalizes 1972 Budget With Tax Shifts

The Town's 1972 budget is final after talks with the Manitoba Government and a forest complex grant. Residential mill rate stands at 2.3 mills, down from 18.4 in 1971, while the commercial rate drops to 102.5 mills from 106.3. All government property now faces full municipal taxation under new NDP legislation.

Manitoba Kelsey Forest Complex NDP

LaRose Sewer Replacement Half Paid By Town

The Town of The Pas will cover half the cost to replace the LaRose Avenue sewer line between First and Third Streets. Estimated total cost is SIT 500 000, with the town budget including SIT 28739 00 as its share. The project shifted from a local improvement plan after a line collapse. Projections cited higher residential mill rates unless government aid arrives.

The Pas LaRose Avenue First Third Streets

Library Building Fund Set Up

Town Council established a Library Building Fund toward a new Public Library. The current library sits in the post office basement. Initial fund contribution is 27 500. A proposed new library under the DREE program for 1972 75 was not pursued due to higher priority storm sewers in a new subdivision. A site at Second and Ross om on school grounds was suggested. Continued on page 13.

Second Ross Om The

Old Timers Honored At Dinner In The Pas Rotary

The Old Timer's Banquet on August 8 in Guy Hall, hosted by the Rotary Club of The Pas, stirred memories of Fingerville and early town life. Vince Hasker shared boyhood tales, recalling the Old Red Brick School House and the David N. Winton bridge whistle. Mayor Kennedy spoke to attendees.

Guy Hall Rotary Club of the Pas Fingerville Vince Hasker David N. Winton Mr. Hasker

Extra School Costs in UK Tenders Accepted

The Public Schools Finance Board accepted Graham Construction’s tender to complete Mary Duncan School and to build Scott Bateman Junior High in Kelsey School Division. Construction began at Mary Duncan immediately with Scott Bateman set to start by August 21. Tenders opened in Winnipeg on August 1, Scott Bateman came in at $220,000 over the estimate of about $1,006,006. Mary Duncan had been partially constructed.

The Public Schools Finance Board Graham Construction Mary Duncan Scott Bateman Kelsey Winnipeg

DREE Priorities Change In The Pas Subdivision Sewers

Town Council informs Ron McBryde that storm sewers for The Pas Subdivision are now the third priority in the 1972-73 DREE agreement. First priority is blacktop, second is expanding the Industrial Park, with the Library previously slotted third.

Ron McBryde Lissens Pas the Pas Ile

Indian Days End Saturday at Opasquia festival

The annual Opasquia Indian Days run from Monday to Saturday August 19 with events at Dick Bell Park. Notables include New York Ranger Jim Neilson and Miss Friendly Manitoba Jan Walker at the opening. The 120 mile canoe race begins near Bignell Bridge and will be run in three 40 mile laps, with first prize of 31,090 and the Labatt's trophy. Cabaret dances are scheduled for tonight and Friday.

Dick Bell Park New York Ranger Jim Neilson Friendly Manitoba Jan Walker Bignell Bridge Labatt

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Chretian Big Eddy Hall Ron Berzinski By Kathy Sangster Bud Simpson LaRose Keewatin College Pos Ide Rainville Albert LaFontaine Hitzabeth Johnson
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