Civic Centre Delays Loom Over Town of The Pas Plan
The Town of The Pas faces a seven month delay as council weighs building a new water treatment plant versus revamping the existing plant. The decision affects the DREE project budget with $660,000 for water system costs and $635,000 allotted for a new Civic Centre. Work began with demolition of the old skating and curling rinks and will include new fire department facilities.
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Fire Department
Lions Club Shows Classic to Benefit Pool
Don Mychka rents his Starlite Drive In for one night to the Lions Club. The indoor swimming pool fundraiser, It’s Never Too Late, screens Sunday November 8 with Paul Ford and Maureen O’Hara. Proceeds aid the pool project.
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Don Mychka
Starlite Drive
Welfare Children In Foster Homes
The Herald reports that several weeks ago authorities removed the children from a Town of The Pas mother due to alleged neglect and placed them in foster homes. Social worker Mr. Chung confirms ongoing care and says the children will continue to be looked after while the mother’s location remains undisclosed.
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Welfare Department
Chung
the Herald
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Welcome New Noise Heard At The Pas
Residents of The Pas report a new distant sound during nights. Project Manager Jack Wark explains the jetting noise comes from purging steam in startup at the C F 1 Industrial Complex. The power boiler, a tall vertical fire box, generates about 320000 pounds of steam per hour, with 20 miles of pipe, and will quiet once testing ends.
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Pas
C.F.1
Jack Wark
Wark
Court for Convenience cuts highway liquor charges to nights
Those wishing to dispose of charges under the Highway Traffic Act and the Liquor Control Act may do so at night in the Court house. Mike Perchaluk, Limited Jurisdiction Magistrate will hear the charges and in his absence Earl Harvey, Justice of the Peace will handle duties. The first Court was held Wednesday October 28 and will continue each Wednesday at 7:00 P.M.
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Mike Perchaluk
Earl Harvey
Justice of the Peace
Lloyd Axworthy to Speak at Lions Night in The Pas
The Pas Lions Club announces Lloyd Axworthy director of Urban Studies at the University of Winnipeg will be guest speaker at the Lions Annual Charter Night on Saturday December 5. Axworthy, 31, formerly special assistant to federal ministers and executive assistant to Paul Hellyer, holds an MA in Political Science and is pursuing a PhD.
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Pas Lions’ Club
Lloyd Axworthy
University of Winnipeg
Lions
Winnipeg Jaycees
Axworthy
John Turner
Turner
Department of Consumer and
Liberal
Paul Hellyer
Hellyer
the Company of Young Canadians
First Intensive Care Unit planned at St Anthony’s The Pas
Dr Templeton says The Pas will house the first ICU north of 53 at St Anthony’s Hospital. The unit, costing about 25000, will use MHSC equipment and be staffed by locally qualified doctors and trained nurses after a Winnipeg based in service program.
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Pas
Ron Templeton
Templeton
St. Anthony's Hospital
Manitoba Health Services Commission
Manitoba Hospital Commission
Manitoba Medical Services Corporation
M.H.S.C
Unita
Whi
Hospital Addition Nears Completion At St Anthony’s The Pas
The $2,301,248 expansion at St Anthony’s Hospital in The Pas is to close in by winter. Brickwork on the front wing nears completion, aluminum windows are being installed, and the roof will be finished. About $913,218 has been spent. $1 million is expected to be reached by month end. Tenders seek heavy equipment, sterilizers, lights, tables worth $30,000, and laundry gear costing $25,000.
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St. Anthony's Hospital
The
Pas
Sister Manseau
First Street
Death At Young's Point Juveniles Charged
Two youths face non capital murder charges in separate fatal stabbings and beatings around Young's Point. One youth sent to Winnipeg for psychiatric exam and possible adult-court transfer. round of remand and ongoing investigation. The other case involves 51 year old Charlotte Young's death at a party near You ng's Point with liquor involved. preliminary hearing not yet set and remand ongoing.
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Lisa Monique Langan
ACM
Winnipeg
Charlotte Young
Young's Point
E Pas
Sargeant Grosnick
RCM Police
Young
Joe
Rachael Ducharme
Ducharme
Bill Martin
Early Herald issue moved to Tuesday for Remembrance Day
The Herald will publish next week on Tuesday November 10 due to Remembrance Day on Wednesday. Offices and plant close November 11. Distribution begins Tuesday afternoon around 3. Abbreviated deadlines for display and classified ads are 12 noon on Monday for next week only.
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Elk's Halloween party draws ghosts and goblins for kids
Hundreds attended the Elk’s Hall Halloween party as films played and candy offered. Prizes were awarded in multiple age groups for best costumes with winners including Fay Hemingway and Dana Scoles among girls and TeeJay Needham and Brent McAdoo among boys.
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Ducharme
Bonnie Needham
Kelly Bates
Fay Hemingway
Wendy Watson
Lisa Street
Sharon
Rhonda O'Grodnick
Patty Scoles
Tracy White
Donna Scoles
Lana Stait
Debra Ross
Joanne Watson
Allison White
Kim Needham
Wendy Campbell
Lori Goldstrand
TeeJay Needham
Brent McAdoo
Ricky Commodore
Shane Crossley
David Dauphinais
Kevin Mostat
Philip Koch
Bobby Ducharme
Jeffrey Griffin
Wade Wenger
Dale Fox
Dick Moreton
Vincent O'Grodnick
Dick Cudmore
Keith Johnson
Barry
Court News Pallister Sentenced for Break and Theft
Robert Pallister of Thompson appeared in Magistere Court to clear himself of a Break Enter and Theft charge linked to a Guelph Ontario incident. A Canada wide warrant led to a one year sentence at The Pas Correctional Institute. The pair allegedly broke into Surface Variety store on June 3 1970 and stole 300 00 dollars.
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Robert Pallister
Thompson
Guelph
Ontario
Martin
Mr. Pallister
Pas Correctional Institute
Pallister
Ronald Pallister
Surface Variety Store
RCM
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