12 Feb 1969
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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 12, 1969
Page
1
Churchill Forest Industries is permitted to convert the former Tack residence into office space, with conditions to ensure proper use and compliance with local regulations. The settlement outlines access, zoning adherence, and occupancy guidelines for the temporary facility.
Churchill Acquires Parking Facility informs Town Council it has rented two lots at Gordon and Tenth for parking near the former Tack residence. Offices may use the house until September 1 pending relocation, new traffic rules, and residential zoning restoration. Continuous report notes council meeting with 30 residents opposing offices in a residential area.
The Pas Indian Band presents a ten page brief to Manitoba Minister Harry Enns and senior officials seeking a new agreement on hunting fishing and trapping rights. The group cites treaty promises and current limits, and includes Moose Lake Chief Simon Martin and Pelican Rapids former chief David Gut among attendees and spectators.
Festival headquarters offer a 35 cent souvenir button featuring The Trapper design used by snow sculptor Real Berard in The Pas with cooperation from the Manitoba Department of Tourism and Recreation. The button shows a black back with The Trapper in pink and reads Northern Manitoba Trappers Festival 1969.
The Pas gains exclusive rights to the two word phrase Trappers' Festival after Ottawa registration. Northern Manitoba Trappers' Festival Inc. secured the trademark to curb other communities using the name in advertising. Mr. Evans Premachuk managed the negotiations and legal work.
Crown Life Insurance Company, via Jack Johnson of The Pas Rotary Club, pledges $1000 to a new Library Museum project. The donation, announced at a Rotary noon luncheon, is a concession to the policy against gifts and follows a 1950 flood relief donation in Winnipeg. Board approval confirmed.
A new full model of the Churchill Forest Industries complex is on display in the Provincial Building lobby. Viewable 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Wednesday through Friday, it marks the project’s first showing before touring the province and later permanent display in The Pas.
The Pas Hospital Auxiliary plans a $200 bursary for practical nursing to aid a deserving student pursuing a nursing career. Applications in writing to The Pas Hospital Auxiliary Secretary, Box 1104, The Pas, must be received before month end for the September course.
The Mushers BanquetFriday night features Hon Obie Baiziey Minister of Municipal Affairs and Commissioner of Northern Affairs as guest speaker. The event at Guy Hall begins 6:30 PM with Trappers Stew bannock and jam. Delores Chartier leads songs with a lineup aiding background music and Cliff Gardner as Master of Ceremonies.
Vandals damaged two Mary Duncan School doors smashing glass and causing about 50 in damages. Police found no entry tracks and believe intruders did not enter the building. RCMP continue to investigate. During the week Harry Trager Limited was also broken into with a suitcase reported missing.
The Kelsey School Division trustees condemn dirty aging buses and late arrivals as cold weather disrupts classes. A meeting with bus drivers is scheduled to address the issues and air grievances about service reliability.
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