Fehr’s Term Short-Lived in Pas School Board Race
The HERALD reports donor Don Fehr, elected School Board Trustee and Recreational Consultant, appears set for a transfer to Thompson effective January 1. Fehr anticipates the move. a formal statement will run next issue. Brian Orvis to assume Fehr’s duties in the Northern Region.
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The
Herald
Don Fehr
Department of Tourism, Recreation and Cultural Affairs
Thompson
Fehr
the Herald
Brian Orvis
Police Urge Citizens to Report Crimes Quickly
Local police report two incidents this past week where bystanders witnessed offenses but refused to involve themselves or contact authorities. Staff Sgt. G Davis urged citizens to report crimes, noting potential 10 year penalties and that prompt reporting can yield police evidence without courtroom involvement. He stressed such passivity may be common in large cities but warns in a town of 8000 people the impact is real.
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R.C. M
G. Davis
the Herald
Davis
New York
Missing Line Digging Reveals False Sewer Main
At a council meeting Councillor Shirley Jonas urged paying 927.50 to Jacobson and Greiner Ltd for extra work on sewer and water line installation in the Settee Avenue Eighth Street area. The case stems from a map drawn line error blamed on town records. Councillor Bert Hayes opposed the payment without stated reason.
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Settee Avenue
Eighth Street
Shirley Jonas
Jacobson and Greiner Ltd
Herald
Bert Hayes
Jacobson
Griener
New Dentist Joins The Pas Practice In January
Dr I Bruce D D S will join Dr S Y A Mak in The Pas in the new year starting January 3. Bruce is a graduate of Dalhousie University Halifax and will begin practicing with the duo.
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Pas
S.Y.A. Mak
I. Bruce
D.D.S
Bruce
Dalhousie University
Halifax
K R C Discusses Arena Security Problems at The Pas Arena
The Kelsey Recreation Commission met to address arena security at The Pas Arena. A written contract with Barnes Security for policing was proposed. The panel debated crowd control at hockey games and teen loitering, and planned talks with the RCMP to set incident handling policy.
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Pas Arena
Kelsey Recreation Commission
Lyall Gardiner
Commission
Barnes Security
Barnes
Flin Flon Bomber United
R.C.M.P
Doug White
Recreation Commission
White
Concrete Floor Idea for The Pas Arena Faces Study
The Kelsey Recreation Commission weighs a cement floor for The Pas Arena at about 25000 dollars to allow year round events. The move follows wrestling promoter Al Timko’s visit and potential circuit shows starting April 10. The group also backs a 13050 dollar P.E.P. grant for six outdoor rinks and considers municipal control of parks and curling facilities.
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Kelsey Recreation Commission
Pas Arena
al Timko
Timko
Mr. Timko
Keewatin Community College
Community College
Recreation Commission
Council
Lori Hiatt
K.R.C
Still No Drapes For Council Chambers
Councillor Shirley Jonas led a study group of women to evaluate drape samples. The women disliked the initial sets and chose preferred options, awaiting a larger sample to finalize the decision. Councillor Bert Hayes joked about influence while Deputy Mayor Gus Gelowitz sought the "woman's touch" at the meeting.
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Council
Shirley Jonas
Bert Hayes
Gus Gelowitz
Transair to Adjust Flight Schedules Amid Fare Freeze
Transair President Arthur V. Mauro denounces the Air Transport Committee decision to block a fare increase as unjustified and vows schedule cuts to offset higher costs. One daily Winnipeg flight from The Pas on weekdays, with Sunday timing moved, and total operations under review to cut expenses. Fuel costs up 17 percent, wages up 31 percent since 1972, workforce up to 700. past profits in 1971 and 1972 cited.
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Transair
Arthur V. Mauro
Federal Air Transport Committee
Mauro
Winnipeg
Protests Over Pas to Winnipeg Flight Schedule Change
A letter from D Arcy Bancroft to TransAir protests the scheduling of The Pas to Winnipeg flights. The writer recalls longstanding evening services and objects to current timetables continuing at length.
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D’arcy Bancroft
TransAir
Pas
Winnipeg
Firefighters' Ball honors new Pas executive in 1974
The Pas Volunteer Firemen's Association held its annual Ball at the Legion Hall with over 150 guests including the new 1974 executive. Front row: Treasurer Jim Grassley and Vice President Gerry Moen. back row: President James Hemauer Past President Alf Hillsden and Secretary Clancy Evans. Guest speaker was former Fire Chief Andy Goldstrand.
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Pas Volunteer Firemen’s Association
Legion Hall
James Hemauer
Alf Hillsden
Clancy Evans
Jim Grassley
Gerry Moen
Andy Goldstrand
Planning Commission Secretary Questions Press Attendance
Planning Commission met in the Municipal Offices on Monday December 5. Secretary Dave Andreychuck urged The HERALD to leave, suggesting contact tomorrow for needed information. He said a letter with legal implications should be read to commissioners, but not in the reporter’s presence. Attorney Lyall Gardiner sought a Pas Planning Scheme amendment for Murray MacDonald and another client.
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Planning Commission
Commission
Dave Andreychuck
The
Herald
Andreychuck
Lyall Gardiner
Murray MacDonald
Community School Use Concept Proposal Moves Forward
The Concept Commission prepared a rough plan to open public school facilities for after school recreation. If E.R.C. and School Division agree, gymnasiums and other school spaces excluding Margaret Barbour Collegiate would be run by the Recreation Commission with rentals paid to the commission and then to Kelsey School Division. This week, division reps discuss the proposal.
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Kelsey Recreation Commission
E.R.C
Recreation Commission
Margaret Barbour Collegiate
Kelsey
Thieves Steal Meat From Valley Meats Break-In
A night break-in at Valley Meats on Patrick and Second Street saw thieves steal steak pork chops and hamburger. Entry was gained by smashing the front door with a car, but most meat was recovered from a residence at Youngs Point. Investigators say suspects are under investigation and this marks a second theft after an October 7 incident at Bob's Grocery on Settee Avenue.
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Valley Meats
Patrick and
Second Street
Wally Thorn
G. Davis
Young's Point
Bob’s Grocery
Settee Avenue
Pas
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