Council approves RCMP pact extension and budget notes
The Pas town council ratified another year of police service with the RCMP. Audrey Batchelor was named town rep on the Northern Local Health Unit. Chamber resolutions on planning authority and town financing were left unfinished. Several license, ice rental, and water charge disputes were decided with mixed outcomes.
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RCMP
Audrey Batchelor
Chamber of Commerce
Paul Fee
Department of Municipal Affairs
C. of C
Town Planning Committee
David Henderson
C. Chappell
Pas
Batchelor
Festival to Benefit Christmas Hampers at Sacred Heart Event
The Sacred Heart festival at Kelsey Opas quai Elementary and the Collegiate is chaired by Casey Valkenburg. The event promises family entertainment with doors at 6 30 p.m. A silver collection will fund Christmas Hampers for those in need.
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Sacred Heart
Kelsey
Opasquai
Elementary
Casey Valkenburg
Kodiak Finds Efficient Product Offsets Bid Difference
The council learned that Kodiak's product tested at the heating plant was very efficient and more than offset a two tenths of a cent bid difference, reducing the overall contract variance to $132. Town engineer Adam Sus confirmed the findings.
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Em Petroleum
Adam Sus
Kodiak
Sewer Backflow Plagues Homeowner Says City Inaction
Mr. Gordon tells The Herald that sewage backs into his basement for months. He blames antiquated pumps installed 1914-16 on Fourth Street and says the Provincial Department of Health has not acted. He has built a gravel bed around his home now polluted by sewage. He says lawyers and town officials have offered little relief.
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Gordon
The
Herald
Department of Health
Train Crew On Duty For 27 Hours In Emergency Run
A special two train emergency operation carried a 15 year old girl, Alice Dorion, from Thicket Portage to The Pas for medical treatment. The crew, including engineer Ted Holmes, worked nearly 27 hours straight, switching engines at Wabowden and completing the return trip to The Pas by 2 a m Monday.
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Ord
Alice Dorion
Thicket Portage
Pas
Thompson
Wabowden
Five Rape Charges Delayed As Main Witness Missing
The Court of Queen’s Bench at The Pas postponed five counts of rape against five local youths after the main witness, Nora Ross, failed to appear and authorities could not locate her for over eight weeks. The Crown, represented by O F Wright, said the case could not proceed and was adjourned to the next criminal sitting.
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Court of Queen's Bench
O. F. Wright
Wright
Nora Ross
Five Men Charged With Rape and Assault in Canadian Case
Page seven reports five men named Joseph Cartier Emile Richards Sam Hancock Emile Ducharme and Edward Galbraith charged with rape and indecent assault. Cartier also faces assault causing bodily harm. Carrier and Galbraith had been jailed five months awaiting bail. Justice Fergusson ordered release on own recognizance.
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Joseph Cartier
Emile Richards
Sam Hancock
Emile Ducharme
Edward Galbraith
Cartier
Carrier
Galbraith
W. G. Fergusson
For Sale: Trailers and Bombardier Unit on Offer
One 956 wide gauge Bombardier with front wheels and skis and metal body has very low mileage. two trailers a 10x38 General House and a 10x36 Rollahome in excellent condition. View at LaVerendrye Motel St Lazare contact Fouilliard Bros Mutual 3 222 or Paul Fouilliard MA3 343. New construction trailer visible selling for 995 from 1195.
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St. Lazare
Mutual
Paul Fouilliard
LaVerendrye
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