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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 21, 1972
Page
3
A spokesman stated that snow mobiles are governed by the same rules as automobiles when a citizen lodges a complaint, and urged readers to obtain the license.
Police report multiple snowmobile related charges from November and December. Lee Scott Colgan faced two December fines of 25 dollars plus costs, with juveniles named only as juveniles. Other adults cited include James Allan Crowley Robert James Halliday and three juveniles. Police urge citizen cooperation to prevent accidents on roadways and enforce snowmobile laws.
Board examined 13 clerical staff omitted from management list amid confusion over who is eligible for the bargaining unit. Six of the 13 were added, leaving the union short of a 50 percent majority after turnover. Union and company officials argued eligibility as chairman Mackay voiced confusion at the omissions.
The board discussed withdrawing the certification application with input from Mr Reid, Mr James, Mr MacKay, and Mr Gardiner. They noted the new labor law requires 85 percent signups for certification eligibility starting January 1, 1973, versus 50 percent previously. No decision was reached and results will be mailed.
Fire Chief Dick Wright reported a blaze largely consumed a long building used for housing chickens with a lean‑to office section left standing. The cause was a propane torch used to heat an auger. the torch was left on after workers departed around 5 p.m. Temperatures near minus 15 hindered firefighters who focused on protecting a nearby elevator.
Fire swept a building near the auger in the center of the complex, with rapid spread aided by potential chicken activity. Firemen laid 1000 feet of 4 inch hose and two 2 1/2 inch hoses for siamese feeds, working until 3 a.m. The alarm came from a Bernstrom family member on Bell Avenue. The owner noted full insurance.
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