Churchill Forest seeks 200 acres near The Pas reserve
Churchill Forest Industries presses The Pas Indian Band Council for a 200 acre reserve land deal to build the plant complex near the Saskatchewan River. The Band Council will decide by September 5 on the land, a proposed new bridge site, and an overall Town Planning Scheme.
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Churchill Forest Industries
PAS
Saskatchewan River
Umpherville
Churchill
Churchill Forest
Pas Indian Band Council
Band Council
Department of Indian Affairs
The
Ottawa
Manitoba
Indian Band Council
Edwards Avenue
Audrey Batchelor
The Pas Foresters Plant Controversy Spurs Public Demand for Details
An unsigned editorial critiques rapid provincial plans for a Forestry Complex in The Pas. It notes government officials signed a site deal in five hours and raises questions about Indian Reserve land involvement, bridge location, and citizens’ right to know before the project proceeds.
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Manitoba
Pas
TransAir
Kelsey
Winnipeg
Jack Carroll
Municipal Corporation
Staggered Classes Planned for Mary Duncan Elementary
The Kelsey School Board announced staggered classes at Mary Duncan Elementary School while the new high school is built. On opening day students report Friday September 1 with classes starting Tuesday September 5. High school pupils will move to the new facility once ready and Mary Duncan students will shift to Margaret Barbour School.
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Mary Duncan
Kelsey School Board
Margaret Barbour Collegiate
Margaret Barbour School
V. McLean
B. Beck
Nichols
Schellenberg
Teney
Storey
Pesiak
Ridings
Tadda
Doherty
Hovard
McCracken
Hillman
Night Classes at Vocational School Begin in The Pas
Night classes at the Vocational School in The Pas will commence Monday October 2 with course details to be published in September. Fees will vary from ten dollars to an amount shown in later notices.
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Pas
Herald Office Closed September 4th
The Pas Herald will be closed all day Monday September 4 Labour Day. Advertising copy for the September 6 issue must be in the Herald office by 12 noon Tuesday September 5. News copy for publication must be in by 5 30 p m Friday September 1.
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Pas Herald
Herald
Radar traps moved into open near The Pas and Flin Flon
The RCMP are ordered to operate speed traps in the open on patrols around The Pas and Flin Flon. The Highway Traffic Board is asked to study raising the 10 Highway speed limit to 70 mph. MLAs report widespread complaints about hidden traps and ghost cars, with speeds of 65 to 70 mph.
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RCMP
Pas
Flin Flow
Attorney-General
Herald
Highway Traffic Board
Stuart McLean
McLean
Atik
Bad Year For Forest Fires In Manitoba
Manitoba reports a difficult fire season with 228 fires by August 25. Most blazes are small and remote, few mills suffer, but human activity accounts for about 30 percent of fires. A fishing party left a campfire ignited near Reed Lake, but quick action and a Canso water bomber limited damage to two acres.
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Manitoba
Reed Lake
Canso
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Voc
Gertrude Phalen
Roxie Neely
Phalen
Opasquia Hotel
Neely
C.R. Neely
Sherridan and
Lynn Lake
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