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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 05, 1965
Page
16
Northern Zone Game and Fish officials plead for a last minute reprieve to move about 200 moose stranded by Grand Rapids forebay flooding. Manitoba Hydro funds once reserved for forebay mitigation are deemed unavailable, raising concern over humane and ecological costs amid rising hunting pressure.
Mrs Emma E H Russell a kindergarten teacher at Kelsey Primary School The Pas was re elected to the provincial executive of The Manitoba Teachers Society for 1965 66 year on April 20 She has long served the Kelsey Division Association and helped organize leadership seminars at Clear Lake She has led girl guides taught English to immigrants and French Canadians and backs education for slow learners At the first meeting on April 22 she was named chair of the Leadership Course Committee and the Scholarship Committee of the Society
Social news contact details listed for Reg with two telephone numbers 3 3483 and 3 2911. No other context or names provided.
C H Patterson of Manitoba department of Mines and Resources reports the moose rescue plan is extended. The No rthern Zone Game and Fish Association will push to move more moose to high ground, with over 100 animals still in the forebay and more hidden in thick cover.
Mr. Claggett explains the general course focuses on practical subjects like business financing and day to day problems while the matriculation course prepares for university. He urges parents to attend the May 5 public meeting to understand the distinction and options.
A senior official warns the Wekusko to Paint Lake stretch may face a ban as softness persists. A gross tonnage restriction of 6000 pounds remains in the road section where construction continues to keep it passable.
A Cree named site on a narrow Saskatchewan River island called the Wooded Narrows, chosen for a home and school. The location reflects Indigenous naming and settlement patterns along the river.
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