Fricke family faces concern over takeover in Canada
The Fricke family voiced worry over the methods used during the takeover and said they liked Canada, hoping to make it their permanent home, while noting changes they never expected.
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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 20, 1971
Page
5
The Fricke family voiced worry over the methods used during the takeover and said they liked Canada, hoping to make it their permanent home, while noting changes they never expected.
The Woodlands division of CFI shows steady progress as bush operations begin. The receivership led to padlocking the CFI residence at Constant, once Tack residence and later Jamieson home, now empty after the last occupants left. Locks have been changed on several properties for a second time, while ads seek senior personnel including an overall manager.
The receiver awarded a Vancouver firm Flanders Installations the contract to resume operations at The Pas complex. Ex-employees from The Pas Foundation and Excavation and Robbins Equipment shift to Flanders. Sawmills restart with 14 workers per shift, planing mill set for Feb 1, pulp mill nearing completion with 150 workers and expected many skilled operators. Rail shipment planned this week and pulp sales talks with Price and Pierce of New York continue.
Mr. X worries about growing juvenile crime in town. He criticizes current punishments for youths caught breaking into stores and arrested. He believes publishing their names would shame them and their parents more than jail, and calls for a curfew and parental involvement.
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