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Newspaper

Pas Herald

Location

The Pas, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jan 15, 1964

Page

23

P C Annual Utility Minister Guest Speaker

The Pas Progressive Conservative Association will hold its annual general meeting at 8 p.m. in the Legion Hall. Guest speaker Hon Maitland Steinkopf minister of public utilities will discuss Manitoba centennial planning for 1967 and 1970. Local MP Jack C will attend with Bud Simpson. Delegates from Birch River Cranberry Portage and southern constituencies plan to attend.

Pas Progressive Conservative Association Tomorow Legion Hall Maitland Steinkopf Hing Soa Ferrets F Steinkopf Manitoba Centennial Corporation Manitoba Jack C Bud Simpson Churchill Birch River Cranberry Portage

The Pas Faces No Air Service In April

The Pas plans no air service in April as TransAir considers a frost season restriction. If imposed, the closure of Clearwater Lake Airport would force passengers to use a DC-3 shuttle between The Pas and Flin Flon with limousine transfers both ways. TransAir cites a potential 1964 loss around 38 000 if the shuttle operates as last year.

Department of Transport Clearwater Lake TransAir Manitoba Pas Flin Flon Harry Trager Ron Turner Airlind

The Pas Debates Power Rates With Flin Flon Delegation

A Pas delegation led by Mayor tarry Trager and Sid Wilton discussed Hydro power service for The Pas and Flin Flon at a Flin Flon chamber meeting. A detailed rate comparison shows The Pas would pay 19.03 monthly for 857 Kwhrs, rural Manitoba 11.76, Winnipeg 8.97, and Flin Flon 16.55, with a potential regional rate drop to about 11 if Northern Manitoba Power Company’s proposal is approved.

Pas Chamber of Commerce Flin Flon Tarry Trager Sid Wilton Chamber Jack Graham The Manitoba Winnipeg Northern Manitoba Power Company Hudson Bay Mining and Smelting Northern I

Council Votes Pay Increase for Town Officials

Town Council approved a pay raise to monthly indemnities from 30 to 50 dollars, and announced 900 dollar annual mayoral honorarium. Audrey Batchelor dissented. Stan Reid named deputy mayor, Bill Martin town solicitor, Derrick Taylor dog catcher with ten dollar weekly extras. Mayor Trager and Vern Bernstrom named local planning commission representatives. Simon Arsenault up for another term. four citizen appointments planned. Patrol car bid of 2718 dollars from Carroll Motors accepted.

Harry Trager Audrey Batchelor Stan Reid Bill Martin Derek Taylor Vern Bernstrom Simon Arsenault Carroll Motors

Seven Youths Face Liquor Charges In Juvenile Court

Seven youths appeared in Juvenile Court last Saturday with ten liquor related charges. Six pled guilty while one defendant pleaded not guilty to liquor possession and a liquor charge. Judge Neil Macphee ordered the youths held over to January 20 for Crown proceedings in The Pas. Five face theft of liquor under $50. six are charged with unlawful possession of liquor.

Neil Macphee Lorne Ferg Pas Mutphee Manitoba Saskatchewan

MTS Denies Flin Flon Transfers

The Manitoba Telephone System says it has no plans to move its commercial offices from Flin Flon to The Pas. Spokesmen told The HERALD this week that rumors of a transfer are unfounded. The Flin Flon Chamber of Commerce protested to Winnipeg officials, noting Flin Flon’s larger size and urging remaining services.

Manitoba Telephone System Flin Flon The Herald MTS

Christmas Telephone Traffic Sets New Manitoba Record

The Manitoba Telephone System reported a Christmas Day peak of 3043 long distance calls in The Pas, a 34 percent rise from 1962. Boxing Day added 1389 calls, up 13 percent. Most calls went to Manitoba. The Pas originated calls to Honolulu. Montreal and Vancouver operators handled overseas routes. Thirty operators worked in The Pas.

Manitoba Boxing Day Pas Honolulu Hawaii United Kingdom Europe West Indies South America Montreal Australia New Zealand Japan Vancouver

Town Council Mulls Cutting Assistant Engineer Post

Public Works Chairman Alex Wilchowy urged abolishing the assistant engineer position at the Town Council New Year meeting. He signaled further staff reductions and a broader_reorganization plan, following another month of administration changes.

Public Works Alex Wilchowy

Canteen Presents $75 to Aid Senior Citizens Housing

The Teen Canteen issued a 75 dollar check to the Kinsmen for the Senior Citizens Housing project. The 13 unit complex near Kelsey School is slated to open next month. Bryan Harkness and Ron Rice presented the cheque to Mr. Chun.

Kelsey School Chun Teen Canteen Bryan Harkness Ron Rice

1963 Building Permits Top the Million Mark in The Pas

The Pas issued 1963 building permits totaling 1 394 280 with nine dwelling permits worth 93 500 and six institutional permits totaling 1 234 600. Private garages and sheds accounted for 5 100 across ten permits while one new business block was valued at 235 000. Repairs and alterations included seven dwelling permits worth 10 980 and six business permits totaling 25 700. The year rose from 270 000 in 1962.

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Taxi Operators Oppose New Cabs in The Pas

The Pas taxi operators ask the Town Council to stop issuing more licenses, citing 17 licenses issued in 1963 but only 14 cabs operating due to a business decline. Cal Gibson notes potential off reserve licenses and urges referral of new applicants to the Public Utilities Board for review.

Pas Cal Gibson Gibson Council Motor Garriers Branch Public Utility Board

Anglican Primate Visits The Pas March First

The Primate of the Anglican Church in Canada Bishop Howare J Clark of Rupertsland will visit The Pas on March 1 accompanied by Bishop Norris of Brandon. He will address the gathering of clergy and lay representatives from Anglican churches north of Swan River Manitoba. Archbishop Clark recently presided over the Pan Anglican Congress in Ottawa.

Canada Howare J, Clark Rupertsland Pas Norris Brandon North Swan River Manitoba Archbishop Clark Clark Ottawa

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P.C Solomon Cook Big Eddy St. Anthony's Hospital Kinsmen Sam Chun
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