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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 29, 1970
Page
4
Doctors from the Associate Medical Clinic delivered a 25 inch color television to the pediatrics ward at St Anthony's Hospital last week. Dr Ron Templeton plus Sister Juliette assisted, with Dr S Banks and ward staff present as children celebrated the gift.
The brief to Premier Schreyer argues there was no meaningful consultation with Metis communities around The Pas and says planning should have involved local experts and communities. It accuses I.C.P. board appointments of being arbitrary, notes no The Pas residents on the board, and suggests per capita funding to empower four settlements. It also discusses Metis Low Cost Housing Association and rifts with Manitoba Metis Federation.
The article notes a mid-winter sky show with a total lunar eclipse visible across North America in 1972. It lists key moments: penumbral entry at 3:11 a.m, totality from 4:35 to 5:11 a.m, and exit at 6:35 a.m Central Standard Time. It also highlights observations of craters Aristarchus and Alphonsus, including Aristarchus’ bright visibility during totality.
A fundraising campaign continues to solicit contributions for The Dr. Jack L. King Memorial Fund. The money will fund an annual bursary for a dental student at the University of Manitoba's Dental School.
A trust will hold the fund with annual bursaries paid from interest at Graduation. Dean Jack Neilson of the Dental School will decide how presented, cash, textbooks, or dental instruments. Donations may be mailed to regional or Northern Manitoba Dental Society addresses, while a new building reduces staggered classes at Collegiate and Keeewatin Community College.
Opasquia in rural Manitoba stands as a large building division illustrating The Pas growth. A Town Council meeting noted bus students rising from 600 recently to a higher figure, signaling ongoing expansion and future gains.
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