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Newspaper

Pas Herald

Location

The Pas, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Mar 29, 1967

Page

12

Mining Technology student crowned Northern Manitoba Voc Centre Queen

Miss Lynn Martin representing Mining Technology won the Northern Manitoba Vocational Centre Queen title at the Easter Ball on March 22 in the centre cafeteria. She and two princesses Margaret Dubinak and Eileen Wells received corsages. prizes were $15 for the queen and $10 for each princess, with a cake by Mr. W. Wade.

Lynn Martin Northern Manitoba Vocational Centre S.P. Didcote N.M.V.C Miss Martin Margaret Dubinak Eileen Wells Herb McCormick W. Wade Terry Beever Terry Denchuk Alie Wielenga Karen Perkins Eileanor Mclvoe B.T.S.D

Superintendent Explains New Report Cards In The Pas

Allan Watson superintendent of The Pas School explains the new report card system used in local schools and details the Continuous Progress method now in elementary grades The Herald sought his input amid recent interest in report cards and examinations in The Pas schools

The Herald Allan Watson Pas Watson the Herald

Town Hires Extra Police Officer Effective April First

Town Council held a special meeting last Wednesday evening to decide on hiring an additional police constable. The session was tense and procedural, with a militant citizen group pressing for immediate action. After about three hours the council unanimously voted to proceed without delay. Mayor Trager requested opinions from each member and opened public statements, including a passionate address from Councillor Audrey Batchelar, Police Committee Chairwoman, referencing a March 9 meeting.

Trager Audrey Batchelar

Many Objections To Edwards Bridge Site

Community members oppose placing the new Edwards Bridge at the end of Edwards Avenue near the skating rink. The site affects a historic boat landing used by Cumberland House and other lakes, with frequent flood impacts on government docks during breakup and summer. Residents warn traffic delays could endanger nearby Parish Hall and Christ Church.

Edwards Avenue Cumberland House Moose Lake Cedar Lake Grand Rapids Christ Church

Plow Out the Cottages Debate Sparks Mother's Dilemma

A humorous exchange about newspaper headlines features a mother explaining the plan to "plow out the cottages" as March 15th issue of The Herald. A boy laments losing the cottage, hoping for another year. Also notes on skin diving plans for Clearwater Lake and commentary on pills amid rising birth rates.

the Herald

Band asks province to halt survey on Indian land for bridge

The Pas Indian Band Council asked the provincial highways department to stop surveying on Indian land north of the Saskatchewan River for a bridge approach. A second letter urged Minister Walter Weir in Winnipeg to visit The Pas for talks on the bridge question after a February 18 meeting with The Pas Town.

Pas Indian Band Council Provincial Highways Department Pas Saskatchewan River Minister of Highways Winnipeg Walter Weir Band Weir

Voc. Student Apprehended In CN Break-In

CN police solved a mystery of a damaged carload of frozen meat in the local railway yards on New Year's Day. A seventeen year old student from the Vocational School, not a resident of The Pas, is in probation custody. No charges have been laid yet and a probation report is pending.

CNR Pas

Acquitted On Wounding Charge in Trappers Festival Fight

Dennis Morrissette was acquitted of wounding with intent after appearing before Magistrate Neil Macphee. The incident occurred outside the Ukrainian Labour Temple during the Trappers' Festival. evidence of intent was deemed insufficient. Defense argued self defense as the other youth allegedly struck first.

Dennis Morrissette Neil Macphee Morrissette

Crown Asks Youths Be Examined

Charges of robbery with violence laid against three youths await psychiatric evaluations. The alleged February 18 beating of Ellis Swanson at his Sec ond Street home in The Pas prompted the move. Dugald Chartier, a juvenile, appeared before Magistrate Neil Macphee as Crown Attorney O F Wright indicated plans to seek psychiatric examination for Chartier.

Ellis Swanson Second Street Dugald Chartier Neil Macphee O.F. Wright Chartier Wright

Council expands policing role by adding constable

The Pas council states the extra constable does not raise daily force strength, only allowing five day week scheduling. The seven existing officers could cover a five day week, but longer shifts impact efficiency and morale. A formal inquiry into local police needs and costs is to be led by Councillor Audrey Batchelor’s committee.

Pas Council Audrey Batchelor Mrs. Batchelor

Local Son Hutton Returns To Lead B and E Sporting Goods

Bert Hutton returns as proprietor of the B and E Sporting Goods and Stationery in Pal. After three decades away, he brings sharp business sense and a cordial atmosphere. He plans to be an agent for a hardware chain while expanding services such as utility bill payments. a grand opening is anticipated in a few weeks.

R. A Bert) Hutton B. & E. Sporting Goods and Stationery Hutton Red Earth Saskatchewan Clearwater Lake Pas Art Johnson Fishman's Mr. Hutton Keddie & Fowler

C B C Plans Are Moving Ahead Community meeting forms steering group

A meeting at The Pas Council Chambers on March 17 explored feasibility of a social economic study. A steering committee for a Community Betterment Council was elected, including Norman Charbonneur, Ben Profit, John MacKenzie, Sam Chan, Edith Devenny, and John Watt.

Pas Council Norman Charbonneur Ben Profit John MacKenzie Sam Chan Edith Devenny John Watt

Herman McKinnon Dies in California at Seal Beach

The Pas announces the death of Herman McKinnon in Seal Beach California. He came to The Pas in 1914 as a deck hand on river boats and later became manager of Transport Ltd. He married Hazel Johnson and had a long career in transportation. Further funeral details were not available.

Pas Herman McKinnon Seal Beach California McKinnon Transport Ltd Ross Navigation Company Transport Hazel Johnson

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Lynn Maptin Edwards Bridge By Tom Lamb Ted Diver Voc Reg Edwards Jr Evans Premachuk Paris By Doug McBride Jules Nault C.B.C
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