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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 29, 1971
Page
4
Doctors from the Associate Medical Clinic donated a 25 inch color television to the pediatrics ward at St Anthony's Hospital last week. Dr Ron Templeton and Sister Juliette oversee the presentation while several children and ward staff look on with smiles.
A brief to Premier Schreyer criticizes the lack of consultation with Metis communities around The Pas in the LC.P. and IC.P. planning. It charges arbitrary Board appointments, insular staff hirings, no local representation, and calls for per capita funding to empower four settlements to run their own programs aligned with community needs.
The article notes a mid winter morning lunar eclipse with totality at 4 35 a.m and end at 6 11 a.m Central Standard Time. It highlights viewing from a clear sky and suggests focusing on craters Aristarchus Alphonsus during totality and Aristarchus as the brightest spot.
A campaign seeks contributions to establish The Dr Jack L King Memorial Fund to provide an annual bursary for a dental student at the University of Manitoba Dental School.
A fund will be placed in trust with only the interest distributed yearly at Graduation. Dean Jack Neilson of the Dental School will decide how the bursary is presented, cash, textbooks, or dental instruments. Donations may be mailed to Dr. W.M. Sinclair in The Pas or to Dr. J. Zmetana in Dauphin.
The Pas is expanding with Opasquia as one of its largest rural Manitoba school divisions by construction. At a recent Town Council meeting, officials noted bus student numbers rising from about 600 in recent times to a higher figure, signaling ongoing growth and future expansion.
The proposal states a new building and additions will remove the need for current staggered sessions. Collegiate students would no longer attend mornings while junior high and Keewatin Community College basement students attend afternoons. Classifieds advertise buying selling and renting.
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