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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 07, 1978
Page
1
The Kelsey School Division No. 45 met on Monday June 6 with B.U.N.T.E.P. observers. The board approved up to 650 for Opasquia Int. II's trip to Churchill and discussed tendering a lunch room renovation and other projects.
S Bateman Jr High students took multiple cultural and geographic trips during Life Week. Groups of 15 to 35 traveled by bus plane and train to destinations across Canada and the United States including the Southwestern U S and Quebec. The Southwestern itinerary includes Boulder Dam Grand Canyon Yellowstone Las Vegas Redwoods Fisherman’s Wharf and Disneyland with side trips to Knott’s Berry Farm Universal Studios and San Diego Zoo.
The Pas mayor says Norman proposes a provincial commission to arbitrate the Saskeram land dispute. Farmers want leased land for agriculture while Ducks Unlimited favors wildlife protection. Officials debate ministerial backing and immediate Wilton property decisions.
Hudson Bay Mining and Smelting rescue team from Snow Lake won the 18th Annual Manitoba Mine Rescue Competitions held in Thompson this Saturday. Six teams participated representing Hudson Bay Mining and Smelting Snow Lake Flin Flon Sherritt Gordon Leaves, Tantalum Mines Bernie Lake and International Nickel Company Thompson. Judges included Hank Bloy Jim Jeffries Ron Glassford and Bill Schubert with Des Russell in charge of the lock-up.
RCMP The Pas tural Detachment report a break enter and theft at B J Sales Wanless during the night of June 3 4. An estimated 9000 to 10000 in goods was taken including two all terrain Argo six wheel buggies about 3500 rifles knives and cash. Most stolen goods were recovered Sunday June 4 with investigation ongoing. Two fishermen and two young boys aged 5 and 6 were reported lost at Sault Channel but located safe after a search plane found them in good condition and motor trouble. Freddie Wilfred Buck drowned at Moose Lake and Ruben Mathew Buck remains missing believed drowned after leaving Moose Lake Thursday in a canoe.
Vice-President Pascall Bighetty says northern Manitoba commercial fishermen face inadequate freight subsidies. The group sought 516 thousand dollars from federal and provincial sources, but Manitoba approved 205 thousand, down 45 thousand from prior aid, affecting over 500 fishermen this summer.
The Manitoba Metis Federation local met on Tuesday May 30 to appoint three voting delegates for the Annual MMF Conference in Gimli June 7 to 10. Audre y Sinclair Stan Guiboche and Ann Guiboche named as delegates with Ann acting as proxy for Archie Nabess. Benny Baich guest led organization workshops and urged action on community issues and unemployment among Metis.
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