Teachers Honored On Retirement
Two longtime Kelsey School Division teachers were honored at a dinner last Friday. Miss Faith Hill taught in The Pas for 22 1/2 years and Mrs Gwladys Carley served 14 years. Both received engraved silver plates with butter dishes from the Division and the local Teachers' Society as part of the recognition.
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Kelsey
Faith Hill
Gwladys Carley
Ars
Teachers’ Society
Lloyd Galash
Association
Division
Jack Johnson
Gulash
Town of The Pas lands $2M pay plan priority
Mayor Jack Kennedy and town officials traveled to Winnipeg to meet Premier Schreyer and other ministers to present The Pas school and tax situation. Officials viewed provincial approval as first priority to assist The Pas under the The Pas Special Area Agreement. The trip aimed to secure province support amid local debate over street paying.
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The
Pas
Jack Kennedy
Kelsey
Winnipeg
Ed Schreyer
Howard Paulley
Ben Hanuschak
Ron McBride
Kennedy
Liquor Commission Chief to Meet Edwards Avenue Issues
Frank Symns chairman of the Liquor Control Commission will visit The Pas on June 8 to discuss Edwards Avenue problems. Chief Gordon Lathlin said a 11 a.m. civic meeting and a 2 p.m. session with diverse groups including The Pas Reserve Council, Town Council, RCMP, The Pas Friendship Centre, hotel operators, and Indigenous associations will address potential solutions.
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Frank Symns
Liquor Control Commission
Pas
Edwards Avenue
Gordon Lathlin
Sym
Herald
Edw
Ards Avenue
Lathlin
Edwards
Symns
Reserve Council
Town Council
RCM Police
Pas Friendship Centre
Manitoba Indian Brotherhood
Manitoba Metis Association
Local
Metis Association
Federation of Non-Registered Indians
Con
Millwright Struck by Falling Tie Crashes in Machine Room
On March 1 1972 Bruno Milo a millwright with C F I Pulp and Paper division was inspecting a sewer system on the lower floor of the machine room when a large metal turnbuckle and belt loosened from the ceiling about 12 feet above him and hit him in the center of his hard hat. In recognition of the fact.
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Bruno Milo
C.F.I. Pulp and Paper Division
Mr. Milo
Alcohol Detoxification Center Planned in The Pas
Weekend reports confirm provincial government plans for an Alcohol Detoxification Center in The Pas and Thompson. A February public meeting formed a Steering Committee with community organizations to pursue the center and to liaise with major employers and the RCMP for support and funding.
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Thompson
Pas
RCMP
Walk-A-Thon Planned for The Pas Reserve June 10
The Pas Reserve Recreation Department holds a walk-a-thon at 9 a.m. Saturday starting from the soccer field, covering 20 miles to Prospector and back with check points and refreshments. Five trophies will be awarded. contact the Band office at 623-5483 to participate.
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Pas Reserve Recreational Department
Prospector
John Constant
Pas
Playground equipment joins Centennial Park underused
The Pas installs new playground gear in Centennial Park behind the arena after late last year purchase by Kelsey Recreation Commission. Benches from the arena will be moved to the park for parents and a large sand box is planned. Only complaint notes mosquitos.
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Pas
Centennial Park
Arena
Kelsey Recreation Commission
CN To Run Six H B Tours For Churchill Excursion
CN announces its 36th annual Churchill Excursion leaving Winnipeg August 7 with a special train offering sleeping cars and meals. Five five day Hudson Bay Explorers Tours depart Winnipeg July 23, 30, August 20, 27, and September 5. Communities on the itinerary include Dauphin, The Pas, Flin Flon, Thompson and Gillam with a Ket tle Rapids hydro power stop.
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Canadian National
Churchill
Winnipeg
Dauphin
the Pas
Flin Flon
Thompson
Gillam
Manitoba Hydro
Kettle Rapids
Nelson River
Elderly subscriber marks 60 years with The Pas Herald
Albert Lafontaine, a longtime reader, renewed his subscription and revealed a sixty year history with The Pas area newspapers. He moved to The Pas with his parents at age eighteen and has supported local journalism across generations.
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Pas Herald
Albert Lafontaine
Pas
Lafontaine
Old Water Line Break Blamed On Fischer Avenue
Ground frost caused a water line break on Fischer Avenue near Fishman's Store. Town engineer Steve Samu said the 7:00 p.m. Thursday event stretched an old line despite new lines installed last fall, with water still running Friday morning.
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Fischer
Fischer Avenue
Steve Samu
Fishman's
Samu
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