Injunction Action Tempest In Teapot
A claim to stop The Pas Regional Shopping Centre was filed in Winnipeg Court of Queen’s Bench by The Crown Peter Leitch Construction and Number Ten Architectural Group. The Pas Merchants Association Ltd is named as claimant. court location and proper venue disputed. Otineka Corporation to own and operate the centre. A follow up search sought to identify The Pas Merchant's Association Ltd through Manitoba Companies Act records.
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Pas Regional
Court of Queen’s Bench
Winnipeg
Crown
Peter Leitch
Otineka Corporation
Pas Merchant’s Association Ltd
Manitoba Companies Act
Misawa backs out of Wood Acres deal in The Pas
Misawa Homes of Canada cancels its plan to purchase ten lots in Wood Acres after a deposit was given. The decision follows a negative reaction from potential buyers over high costs of Misawa homes priced at 30 000 to 35 000 dollars, excluding lot costs. MANEFOR delays housing project pending studies. Jean Chrétien attends sod turning for Regional Shopping Centre ceremony.
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Misawa Homes of Canada. Ltd
the Pas
Wood Acres
Tony Moule
Manefor
Winnipeg
Indian Affairs and Northern Development
Pas Reserve
Cab Fares Raised Outside Core Town Area
Taxi operators threaten strike after council passes a resolution raising outside core area trips to 1.25 from 1.00. Core area fares remain unchanged. Spokeswoman Isie Brimacombe accuses Taxi Cab Board of unconsulted policy decisions.
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Cook Avenue
First Street
CNR
Fourth Street
Jahkrose Avenue
The
Pas
Isie Brimacombe
Beign
Brimacombe
School Trustees Wind Up Year
The final meeting of the Kelsey School Division Board of Trustees was held June 17 with six trustees present. The board approved a $200 payment to send two meritous secondary students to the United Nations Seminar at Brandon University this summer, selection by the principal and history teacher. Second and third readings were given to two by laws raising funds.
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Kelsey School Division Board of Trustees
Kerezowecki
McClelland
United Nations
Brandon University
Notice to Advertisers for July 4 edition
The Herald will close July 1 for Canada Day. Advertisers must bring all ads to the office by tomorrow, June 28. The office opens 8:00 Tuesday to receive advertising and the final deadline for all ads is 10:00 that morning.
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Herald
Dust Rises Over Paving Program in The Pas
The Town of The Pas with the Department of Highways and Borger Brothers Industries Ltd works to curb dust from paving. Public Works Supervisor Norm Baxter urges slower driving and following detour routes. Citizens pressed council for action as signs hindered by disobedience and barricade removal. Mayor Kennedy notes council concern after a meeting with Albert Melnick and others from the department.
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The
Pas
Department of Highways
Borger Brothers Industries Linmitted
Norm Baxter
Akien
Kennedy
Albert Melnick
Dr. Morton Joins Clinic Amid Medical Staff Changes
Michael Morton, a British 27 year old physician, has joined the Associate Medical Clinic. He trained at the London Hospital in England and is a general practitioner and anaesthetist. He recently married a physiotherapist named Ly Morton.
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For
Michael Morton
FOE
London Hospital
England
Ly Morton
Council May Set Up Planning Committee
The June 19 council meeting discussed creating a Planning and Development Committee from three Planning Commission members to improve communication and provide more background for decisions. Several councillors supported the move as a balance to other members who sit on two committees.
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Planning Commission
Gus Gelowitz
Bert Hayes
Steve Anaka
Ed Sawula
Gelowitz
Tony Moule
Town of The Pas Considers 80 103 Mill Rates
A likely 10 percent increase in mill rates for The Pas would set residential at 80 mills and commercial at 103 mills. Last week the mayor noted a pending decision from Ron McBryde on meeting with Premier Schreyer. The council argues school costs are excessive and the town lacks a proper tax base to fund municipal services.
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The
Pas
Misawa Homes
Ken
Nedy
Ron McBryde
Schreyer
Pulp and Paper Division Earns Merit Certificate at The Pas
Last Friday Don Phinney of the Workmen's Compensation Board of Manitoba awarded Manitoba Forestry Resources Limited Pulp and Paper Division a Merit Certificate for 500000+ man hours without a lost time injury. He noted 1972–73 declines in first aid 36 percent and medical aid 14 percent with lost time injuries down 233 percent and overall accidents down 40 percent, and that 1974 first comparisons show continued improvements.
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Don Phinney
Workmen’s Compensation Board of Manitoba
Manitoba Forestry Resources Limited Pulp and Paper Division
Pas
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Misawa
Jean Chretien
Gordon Lathlin
Jack Kennedy
M. Morton
Pulp and Paper Division
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