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Newspaper

Pas Herald

Location

The Pas, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jun 05, 1968

Page

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Gilliam Hotel Burns in Manitoba Blaze

A fire destroyed the Gillam Hotel in Gillam Manitoba early Friday morning. Smoke was first detected at about 1 30 AM in the furnace room. The blaze severely damaged the main floor including the beverage room and storage. A portion of the main floor collapsed and the 12 second floor rooms suffered heavy smoke damage.

Gillam Manitoba Nelson River Marcel Chartier Pas Norman Lee

Eventide Home Rezoning Meeting Cancelled by Montreal Trust

The Town Planning Committee postponed a special meeting aimed at rezoning the Eventide Home after W R Martin for Montreal Trust requested cancellation. Montreal Trust seeks to buy Eventide Home, with an option contingent on rezoning to permit a combined office and apartment block. The home sits in an RI single family zone and operated as a senior residence.

Eventide W.R. Martin Montreal Trust Eventide Home

Viscount Aircraft Removed From Service For One Week

TransAir said the Viscount on two northern Manitoba routes will be out of service for about a week starting June 5. The Winnipeg Dauphin The Pas Flin Flon Lynn Lake route and the Winnipeg Thompson return flight on Sundays Wednesdays and Fridays are affected as part of routine maintenance.

TransAir Winnipeg Manitoba Winnipeg-Dauphin Lynn Lake Thompson

APus Teachers Get 5.5% Wage Boost

New contract terms raise Class One salaries to 4400 to 5800 a year from 4100 to 5500. Grants through the foundation cover 3700 to 4900, with the board covering 700 to 900. Class Six rises to 7600 to 12000, up from 7400 to 11400. Other classes show increases, with the Board estimating 30000 yearly in added salary costs.

Manitoba Carpentry Finals Select Six Apprentices

James Thunberg of The Pas is among six Manitoba apprentices chosen as semi finalists in a provincial carpentry contest. The finals in Winnipeg feature eight hour practicals at Mall Polo Park, with public viewing, then Saturday written exams. The winner advances to Kansas City in August to face finalists from 30 States and 5 provinces.

James Thunberg The Pas Manitoba Thunberg Winnipeg Polo Park Kansas City Missouri

Pearson Joins Northern Manitoba Hockey School

Mel Pearson is added to the Northern Manitoba Hockey School staff after a pro career with Portland, Pittsburgh, and the New York Rangers. The former Central Hockey League All Star is known for a blazing shot with the Flin Flon Jr. Bombers in 1956-57 and will organize the August school in Flin Flon.

Northern Manitoba Hockey School Mel Pearson Pearson Portland W. H Pittsburg N.H.L New York Rangers Central Hockey League Mel Flin Flon Jr. Bombers Flin Flon

School Trustees Discuss Salary Negotiations

The Manitoba Association of School Trustees plans regional June meetings to discuss school building projects and teachers' salary negotiating procedures. Trustees stress careful exam of future plans to ensure taxpayers get full value for major expenditures amid consolidation and new educational programs.

Manitoba Association of School Trustees

Music Festival Meeting Seeks Community Ideas and Help

A meeting for all interested in the Music Festival is set for June 10 at 8:00 PM. In the Opasquia Elementary School gym, organizers seek local talent support and new ideas to ensure next year's festival succeeds.

Pe Opasquia

Rink Tender Date Set For The Pas

Town of The Pas sets July 1 as tender closing date for a new skating curling rink after approving a $325 000 bylaw last October. The council asked Winnipeg architect to finalize specifications and will issue separate tenders for heating oil gas and electricity. Gerry De Beer is appointed superintendent of construction.

Pas Winnipeg Council Gerry-De- Beer

Clinic Considers MMS Extra Billing In The Pas

The Associate Medical Clinic in The Pas has not decided on extra billing for MMS subscribers effective July 1. MMS pays 75 percent of doctor fees, leaving 25 percent billable to patients. decision remains under review with pending case by case merit and MMS status information.

Pas MMS Manitoba Medical Association Manitoba Clinta- By Clini

Palanychka Family Tour From Canada to Ukraine

Mr and Mrs Mike Palanychka returned from a five week trip visiting son daughter in law and new granddaughter in Sault Ste Marie then Toronto en route to Ukraine. They traveled Rome Vienna Kiev met sister after 42 years and noted Kyiv’s beauty and a Soviet monument in Vienna with a parade on liberation day.

Mike Palanychka Norman Palanychka Cassandra Sault Ste. Marie Mike Toronto Air Canada Rome Italy Vienna Austria Czar Palace Sol Dier Soviet Union Kiev Ukraine Palanychka

I CAME BACK The McKinnon Letter On Dropsouts And Industry

Bill McKinnon, a former The Pas resident, reflects on the high school dropout controversy and its impact on the Interlake area. He recalls junior high dreams of heavy equipment work and describes his early experiences hanging around construction crews before being hired to operate a cat and scraper.

Bill McKinnon the Pas Rene McKinnon Shonewall Argus Interlake Area

March for Millions raises funds in The Pas total

The March for Millions event in The Pas has raised 4633 dollars and 93 cents to date. Valerie Tadda, chairwoman for The Pas, announced on Monday that additional pledges from the 360 participants were still to be collected.

Valerie Tadda Pas Miss Tadda

Learning to Read and Fix Scraper Cables for Work

Bill McKinnon recalls learning to read grade stakes and repair scraper cables then running the machine. He stayed a few months before moving on. Winter reduced job opportunities as driving and construction roles favored workers with more experience, leaving him at home.

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Gilliam Hotel Apus Hockey Mrs Pas Huskie Hall of Fame Claude Kozik Doug White Red" Armstrong Ticky King Goldy Sokulski Pas Husities By Bill McKinnon
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