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Newspaper

Pas Herald

Location

The Pas, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Feb 10, 1977

Page

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Northern Morning Wins Poetry Contest

Craig Gamache a 17 year old Grade 12 student at MBCI won a Manitoba poetry contest with his six line piece Northern Morning.Over 800 poets entered and his poem appeared in Poetry of Manitoba on page 29 beneath a sunrise lake photo.

Craig Gamache MBCI Craig Department of Tourism, Recreation, and Cultural Affairs Manitoba

Festival marks 30th Trappers year with town events

Official 1977 Trappers Festival lineup announced with tosses of honors for 1948 founders. Lieutenant Governor Bud Jobin to present scroll to Roger Carriere as parade opens Tuesday evening. Noel Wuttunee joins artists displaying at Otineka Mall. Old Cabin Coffee House relocated to United Church Basement for festival week.

Trappers’ Festival Board Ice Worm F.L. Bud Jobin Jobins Roger Carriere Lieutenant Governor’s Office Edwards Avenue Pas Library CJAR Noel Wuttunee Winnipeg Noel Otineka Mall Pas Manitoba Jan Goodridge Manitoba Museum of Man and Nature

Gold Helmet Award Presented to Fireman John Knowles

Acting Mayor Mardene Premachuk and Fire Chief Neal Puckett honored Captain John Knowles with a Gold Helmet Award for surviving a December 22 incident when a hose coupling struck him and knocked him unconscious during a fire. The Safety Supply Company awards honor those saved by helmet use.

Mardene Premachuk Neal Puckett John Knowles Knowles Safety Supply Company

Paulley trims Manfor layoff by two weeks

Manitoba Labour Minister Russ Paulley ruled ManFor must shorten a four week layoff of 400 Woodlands employees by two weeks and may require a further two week extension with a total of 12 weeks notice if needed. The decision followed union charges that sufficient notice was not given under the Employment Standards Act.

Woodlands Manfor Russ Paulley Paulley Bill Benson International Woodworkers of America Pas Lief Hallgrimson

Town Development Plan Arises From Council Steps

The Pas Town Council tentatively approves a Development Plan and asks Municipal Planning Branch to draft documents for first reading. Seven resolutions aim to shape the plan including zoning changes at the industrial park and NE Town corner, plus Neighborhood Improvement Program areas. Councillor Manych notes plans aren’t final and a public meeting will follow objections.

Pas Municipa Planning Branch Don Manych Dustrial Park Manuch

Magnusson reassures on St Anthony's Hospital fire report

Ad ministrator Dennis Magnusson of St Anthony's Hospital says a Fire Commission inspection found about 150 recommendations but notes many are nit picky and relate to an old wing. He expects a full report later this month and a February 24 meeting to discuss implications. If implemented, major renovations may be required but no shutdown is expected.

Hallgrimson Paulley Benson Dennis Magnusson St. Anthony’s Hospital Fire Commission Magnusson Pas Hospital Commission Neal Puckett

Tow-away powers widen under new By-law in The Pas

The Pas council approved four amendments to the traffic by-law granting tow away powers for vehicles left unattended over 48 hours or violating no parking rules during snow removal and street maintenance. New rules also allow towing for vehicles blocked by barricades or indicating closed streets and empower temporary traffic devices during emergencies and construction.

Pas Transportation Committee Stan Reid Reid Council R.c.m.police Bruce Unfried Martin

Two Areas Picked for Neighbourhood Grants in The Pas

The Pas designates Area A and Area B for NIP eligibility as the town moves toward a Neighbourhood Improvement project. Areas bound by the river, CNR mainline, Third Street and Bell Avenue along with areas from Third to Seventh Street including Bignell and Settee await Government approval and priority planning. Tony Moule notes the NS Program funds major projects and home repairs with low interest loans and potential loan forgiveness, with selection, planning, and implementation phases ahead.

Pas Saskatchewan River CNR Third Street Bell Avenue Seventh Street Bignell and Settee N.S Tony Moule Council Moule N.I

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