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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 26, 1969
Page
3
The Pas Council outlines policing priorities focusing on drunks and traffic violations while noting changes in transient populations. RCMP reports 1968 saw no fines under municipal by laws including traffic, prompting questions about enforcement balance and resources amid growth and work camps.
Bank of Montreal promotes Action Money loans for a new car Hi Fi set or vacation. Keith Banks notes credit activation with steady income. loans are low cost and life insured. You do not have to be a current customer to apply. The bank emphasizes simplifying family finances.
The Pas council warned against hasty tax increases tied to the CF I project amid expected rapid growth by 1970 and 1971. The police committee should audit patrol miles and radar use, and justify requests to taxpayers who must see clear public benefit.
Explosives from the Swan River construction blast create about 3000 cubic yards of rock fill for Provincial Road 392 south of Snow Lake. The rock fill will form a road bed that penetrates the musk region using a unique construction method.
Sig Corbett Construction Ltd starts a five mile project costing £450 000 to build a road on muskeg. The method involves dropping rock fill on the muskeg then pressing to bedrock, squeezing the muskeg aside to create a firm bed while using a soft limestone pocket in the pre Cambrian rock.
The article outlines teacher salary ranges across six classes, with increases over last year. Mr. McLean argues regional bargaining is the only tenable provincial solution to address hiring advantages and disparities.
Mr Nickel notes persistent damp grain across the valley with 23 farmer owned driers available. Farmers are urged to dry grain promptly and some drier-owners may accept grain as partial payment for custom drying as snow melts signaling grain warming up.
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