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Newspaper

Pas Herald

Location

The Pas, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jun 13, 1974

Page

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Grievances Discussed at Pas District Farmers Meet

The Pas District Farmers Association heard from Water Resources Superintendent Harvey Anderson on June 3 about a leaking dike at the pumping station that lasted more than ten days before it broke. He noted such leaks are not unusual and cited a Winnipeg expert. About forty farmers attended, many with flooded lands, and calls were made to lower area water levels while officials said levels are unusually high across the Prairies. The meeting questioned policy aimed at protecting cottages and beaches on Lake Winnipeg by keeping the Saskatchewan River high.

Harvey Anderson Anderson Pas District Farmers Association Mr. Anderson Karl Snider Ken Bure Winnipeg Prairies Lake Saskatchewan River

Pas Volunteer Fire Association Wins National Merit

The Pas Volunteer Fire Association earned first in Manitoba in a National Fire Protection Association contest. The local entry placed 24th nationally and third in municipal class D. Deputy Mayor Gus Gelowitz presented the award to Fire Chief Dick Wright at a council meeting with Fire Protection Officer Al Hillsden noting the submission was the group’s second entry after last year’s sixth-place finish.

National Fire Protection Association, International Pas Volunteer Fire Association Manitoba Canada Gus Gelowitz Dick Wright Volunteer Fire Association al Hillsden Fire Department Sun Manitoba

Commercial Re Zoning Request Denied by Pas District Planning

The Pas and District Advisory Planning Commission on June 3 endorsed denying the Rahl's Island Co operative rezoning for a land parcel to build a warehouse and distribution center. The co op cited a $10 000 PEP grant and a lease agreement if zoning changes were approved. The matter was sent to the Planning LGD Administrator for review.

Pas and District Advisory Planning Commission Rahl’s Island Joe Kendics Co-operative LGD

Tennis Court Renovation Discussed By Kelsey Recreation Commission

The Kelsey Recreation Commission met Tuesday June 4 with Recreation Director Bernie March reporting a well attended Rec Spec on May 31 to June 1. He said the informal atmosphere drew crowds and hopes were raised for a repeat next year. The panel discussed tennis court renovations amid complaints the court is too short and uneven with a plan to develop new courts or repair the current one. Regular salary raises were also noted.

Kelsey Recreation Commission Bernie March Rec Spec March KCC

Manifor Negotiates for Woodacres Lots in The Pas

Manitoba Forestry Resources seeks at least 30 lots for Woodacres division development. Negotiations with The Pas Town were disclosed at the previous Council meeting and discussed at a May 30 special session.

Manitoba Forestry Resources the Pas Woodacres

Trappers Festival Committees Organized for 1975

Committees and chairmen were appointed at an organizational meeting for the 1975 Trappers Festival with dates set for February 12 to 16. George Takashima chairs the board. Alison Skelly and Ian Murray are first and second vice chairs. Lee Hopper named secretary. Roles include Sid Wilton on the festival booklet, Hugh Johnston on the stage show, and others. The festival adopts The Pas Trappers Festival as trade name while retaining Northern Manitoba Trappers Festival. Next meeting is September 17.

George Takashima Alison Skelly Ian Murray Lee Hopper Kinettes Lion L’s Sid Wilton Hugh Johnston Dennis Slater Cliff King Bernie March Ted Chartrand Pas Track’n Trail Club Rendezvous Terry Brookes Kelsey School Division

Misawa Reps to Meet Townspeople on Monday

Misawa Homes personnel will visit the Friendship Centre to discuss Wood Acres subdivision plans. They will present Misawa products lot costs and construction types and invite the public to meetings at 1 PM or 7 PM Monday.

Misawa Homes Friendship Centre Wood Acres Misawa

Friendship Centre Elected Directors At Annual Meeting

The Pas Friendship Centre elected a new Board of Directors at the Thursday June 6 meeting. Re-elected were Claudia Butler Stan Guiboche Anna Langan Brain Orvis Cliff Langan Jim Richards Margaret Head Maggie Fiett Rick Johnson Ed Huculak Rita Hlady and Al Burling. New members include Peggy Wilson Grant Buchana and Job Readiness partners from KCC Val McAdam and Joanne Obseniuk.

Pas Friendship Centre Claudia Butler Stan Guiboche Anna Langan Brain Orvis Cliff Langan Jim Richards Margaret Head Maggie Fiett Rick Johnson Ed Huculak Rita Hlady al Burling Peggy Wilson Grant Buchana KCC Val McAdam Kelsey School Joanne Obseniuk The Friendship Centre Joe Ross

Kinsmen donate $2000 to hospital auxiliary elevator fund

Kinsmen present a $2000 cheque to the hospital auxiliary elevator fund. The goal is $12,000 for a second elevator. Including a $500 pledge from the Legion and $500 raised earlier, total raised reaches just over $7,000. The presentation coincided with a tea honoring Mrs. Mari Walton, who is retiring to Oliver, British Columbia.

Betty Chan Kinsmen Ian Gunn Mari Walton Les DeCock Legion Auxiliary Walton Waltons Oliver B.C

Teacher Hiring Nears Completion

The School Board reports thirty new teachers hired for the coming term as hiring aims to finish this week. Superintendent Harold Grundy notes 34 will depart by June end, with 32 resignations, one leave, one sabbatical. Trustees and staff present included Johnson, Harapiak, Mosfat, Moyer, McLelland, Young, K. Perry, George Takashima, and P. Mart. Youth Community Services proposed a SEP summer project in The Pas offering teen job placement, a drop in centre, and elderly assistance with eight youths employed. They seek a gym in an elementary school for summer activities. CONTINUED ON PAGE 11.

Kelsey Harold Grundy Johnson, Harapiak Mosfat Moyer McLelland and Young Grundy K. Perry George Takashima P. Mart Pas

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