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Newspaper

Pas Herald

Location

The Pas, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Feb 12, 1969

Page

2

CFI to use Tack residence as temporary offices

Churchill Forest Industries may keep the former Tack residence as office space until September 1. Town Council approved the arrangement after a 30 person delegation objected to offices in a residential area. The deal requires relocation by September 1, adherence to new traffic limits and two parking spaces, and restoration of residential zoning after offices move.

Churchill Forest Industries Constant Avenue 10Th Steel C.F. J

Churchill Acquires Parking Facility Near Tack Residence

Churchill Acquires Parking Facility informs Town Council it can rent two lots for parking near the former Tack residence. The company may use the building for offices until September 1. The two lots at Gordon and Tenth aim to ease traffic and parking concerns raised by Jetting C E L offices.

Churchill Forest Industries C.E.L Gordon Tenth

Pas Indian Band seeks new agreement on hunting rights

The Pas Reserve presented a brief to Manitoba government requesting a new accord on Indian hunting fishing and trapping rights. The document argues treaties guaranteed unlimited hunting on unoccupied Crown lands, but subsequent measures have restricted those rights. The meeting included Harry Enns Robert Webb Bill McLean Simon Martin David Gut and other representatives and about 30 spectators.

Pas Manitoba Harry J. Enns Mines and Natural Resources Mr. Enns Robert Webb Wildlife Branch Bill McLean Simon Martin Moose Lake David Gut Pelican Rapids Manitoba Metis Federation

Trappers Festival Kicks Off With Parades Races And Raffles

The 22nd annual Trappers Festival opens with a Torch-Light Parade from the Cambrian Hotel to The Ice Palace and a community weiner roast. A big treasure hunt begins at 7:30 pm and a 150 mile World Championship Dog Derby starts next day with three 50 mile laps, ending at Fischer Avenue. The Labatt’s Trophy and $1,000 prize highlight main races run by the Kinsmen Club.

Legion Hall The Cambrian Ho Tel the Bowl Guy Hai Canada Packers Mel Harvey Fischer Avenue Pas Kinsmen Club 3 Compa

Trappers Festival Souvenir Button On Sale

Souvenir buttons for the Trappers Festival 1969 are available at Festival Headquarters for 35 cents each. The badge features The Trapper design by Real Berard, with cooperation from the Manitoba Department of Tourist and Recreation, on a black background with pink lettering. It promotes Northern Manitoba Trappers Festival.

Real Berard Pas Manitoba Department of Tourist and Recreation Manitoba

The Pas gains trademark for Trappers Festival title

The Northern Manitoba Trappers' Festival Inc. has registered the term Trappers' Festival as its trademark. Ottawa approved the two word name last week, blocking other communities from using it in advertising their winter carnivals. Mr. Evans Premachuk led negotiations and legal work for the festival over two years.

Manitoba Trappers' Festival Inc Ottawa Canada Evans Premachuk

Centennial project pledge supports The Pas library museum

Crown Life Insurance Company pledged 1000 to a new Library Museum in The Pas. Jack Johnson Rotary Club president and Crown Life representative announced at a Rotary noon luncheon. The gift breaks policy against gifts but was approved by Crown Life's board, last done in 1950 for Winnipeg Flood Relief.

Crown Life Insurance Company Pas Jack Johnson Rotary Club Crown Life Rotary Flood Relief Fund Winnipeg

Churchill displays model of project at Trappers Festival

The Churchill Forest Industries complex model is on display in the Provincial Building lobby from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Wednesday Thursday and Friday during the Trappers Festival. It is the first public showing before a provincial tour and eventual return to The Pas for permanent display.

Churchill Churchill Forest Industries Pas

Hospital Auxiliary Sets up $200 Practical Nursing Bursary

The Pas Hospital Auxiliary announces a $200 bursary for practical nursing to be awarded annually to a deserving applicant. Applications in writing to The Pas Hospital Auxiliary, Box 104 The Pas, must be received before month end for the September course start.

Pas Hospital Pas Hospi

Guest Speaker at Mushers Banquet Named

Friday night the Mushers Banquet will feature Honorable Obie Baiziag Minister of Municipal Affairs and Commissioner of Northern Affairs as guest speaker.

Obie Baiziag

Banquet Planned Featuring Trappers Stew and Local Talent

Dr Obie Baizley announces a banquet at 6 30 P M in Guy Hall featuring Trappers Stew bannock and jam. Delores Chartier will sing, with Jeanette Jackson Bernstrom Mostar Perry Lorch and Adrian Hrabarchuk on background music. Joyce Colgan on Hammond Organ Peter Allan on piano and CHEF Gardner as MC. Mushers to be introduced to the audience.

Guy Hall Delores Chartier Jeanette Jackson Jeanette Bernstrom Joan Mostar Rhoda Perry Jean Lo~rch Adrian Hrabarchuk Joyce Colgan Peter Allan Chef Gardner

Damages Reported at Mary Duncan School and Harry Trager Ltd

Vandals damaged Mary Duncan School doors smashing glass and causing about $50 in damages though no entry was believed. RCMP continue to investigate. During the same week Harry Trager Limited was broken into and a suitcase reported to be missing.

Mary Duncan RCMP Harry Trager Limited

School Board Targets Bus Service Issues

The Kelsey School Division trustees plan a meeting with bus drivers after complaints that many buses are dirty old unreliable and cold. Since cold weather arrived late buses have been late arriving at schools disrupting classes as a number of beefs are to be aired.

Kelsey School

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