Ray St. Germaine To Headline Stage Show
Ray St. Germaine Trio will headline the Trappers Festival Stage Show with the Flin Flon Glee Club and Rick Neufeld. Budget items total 2000 dollars for entertainment and related expenses. tickets expected at 2.50 each. Transair donates a trophy for the Fur Queen and sponsors a cocktail party on February 13.
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Ray St. Germaine
Flin Flon Glee Club
Rick Neufeld
Joyce Colgan
Doug Ritchie
Transair
Pas
Poor Facilities A Reason For Alcohol In Jail
A Herald inspection of The Pas Correctional Institute reveals easy public access to locked areas and security concerns as Superintendent Cal Phillips guides a reporter through the jail. The visit aims to understand how inmates might obtain alcohol or drugs, with gates and barred doors noted on the second floor.
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The
Herald
Cal Phillips
Pas
Manitoba
Phillips
New Library Board Studies Plans and Funding Timetable
The newly appointed Library Board began reviewing architectural and engineering plans for the proposed library and plans to finalize acceptance after questions are answered. DREE’s funding ultimatum expires in March 1975, pushing quick action to begin construction. New board members include Sandra Lamb Rae Tycoles Dennis Mostat Mary Penner and Marie Tuomi with Florence Tellier remaining from the old board and reappointed. Dennis Mostat is named Chairman for the year.
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DREE
Sandra Lamb
Rae Tycoles
Dennis Mostat
Mary Penner
Marie Tuomi
Florence Tellier
Western Savoyards Second Concert Reminder
The Overture Concert Society reminds members of the January 29 date for the second concert in its Western Savoyards series. It promises an interesting evening. Season tickets are $7.50 and can be purchased on opening night at M.B.C.1. Show begins at 8 p.m.
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George Takashima
McDonald Tobacco Company
Elks and Legion Hall
K.C.C
M.B.C.I
Overture Concert Society
M.B.C
Lengerke urges town to act on Pas Reserve shopping complex
W F Walt Lengerke defends the Pas Reserve Shopping Complex project while urging the town to engage early with the Indian Band. He notes merchants have observed years of discussion and questions whether proactive town action or alternatives were explored. CONTINUED ON PAGE 16
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W.F
Walt) Lengerke
Pas Reserve
L.G.D
C of C and Council Exchange Ideas in The Pas
The Pas town councillors the mayor and Chamber of Commerce executive discuss protests against a proposed shopping centre. Council says the plan would fragment the town while the Chamber cites economic concerns. Mayor Kennedy plans a brief for Ottawa to present to minister Jean Chretien.
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Pas
Chamber of Commerce
Pas Reserve
J. V. Kennedy
Jean Chretien
Indian Affairs
Northern Development
Ottawa
Kelsey School Division Sees Trustee Fehr Resignation
The regular meeting on January 21 1974 accepted Trustee Don Fehr's resignation as he transfers to Thompson and cannot continue on the board. No by election plans are set. Trustees Mostat Harapiak McLelland Young Moyer Johnston attended. Trustee Johnston chaired in chairman Berezowecki’s absence. Superintendent Grundy Mechanical Engineer Mart and Secretary-Treasurer Perry were present. Perry and Trustee Moffat reported on a Northern.
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Don Fehr
Fehr
Thompson
Mostat
Harapiak
McLelland
Young
Five Contestants For Fur Queen Crown
The 1974 Fur Queen contest at the Northern Manitoba Trappers Festival features five candidates four sponsored locally. Janice Allen is 19 from Thompson sponsored by Keewatin Community College Student Council studying practical nursing. Carol Sayese is 18 from The Pas, Grade 11 at MBCI, part time clerk at ppatlane Confectionary. Linda Dorion 21 sponsored by Royal Canadian Legion studied at Red River College. Marie Dumas 19 at Margaret Barbour Collegiate sponsored by The Pas Friendship Centre. Shelley Reimer 19 sponsored by Cranberry Portage Lions Club. The Herald could not obtain a Shelley Reimer photo.
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Janice Allen
Keewatin Community College
Thompson
Linda Dorion
Royal Canadian Legion
Red River College
Marie Dumas
Pas Friendship Centre
Margaret Barbour
Shelley Reimer
Cranberry Portage Lions Club
Carolyn Sayese
Pas
Manitoba Metis Federation
M.B.C.I
Ppatlane Confectionary
Herald
Resignation Letter From Town Manager Prompting Administrative Change
W F Lengerke submits resignation as Town Manager to the Mayor and Council of The Pas. He cites Municipal Act provisions and suggests a functional shift in council administration. The message notes a vacancy triggers council action or by law to abolish the manager's office, with continuation referenced on page 11.
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W.F. Lengerke
The
Pas
Council
Breland Receives Mixed Sentences For Pas Prison Assaults
Stephen Earnest Breland faced two assault charges at The Pas Correctional Institute for December 29 1973 incidents. He pled guilty to both and was sentenced by Provincial Judge W R Martin on January 21 to four months for bodily harm and 30 days for the other, to run concurrently. The Crown noted liquor smuggling sparked the events and urged institutional improvements.
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Stephen Earnest Breland
Pas_ Correctional Institute
W.R. Martin
Martin
Breland
Pas Correctional Institute
Council Approves Land Purchase for New Library
At last Wednesday’s council meeting a by law was passed authorizing a land purchase from the Kelsey School Division north of the Arena for a new library site. The measure drew near unanimous support with councillors Sawula and Alexander voting against. No price was disclosed. The council also passed a by law to transfer certain lands.
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Kelsey School Division
Sawula
Alexander
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Nancy Carley
Queen Committee
Pas Ladies Glee Club
Shelley Williamson
Opasquia School
By Ursula Wohlfarth
New Library Board
Lengerke
C. of C
Kennedy
Kelsey
Lyall Gardiner
Gardiner
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