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Newspaper

Pas Herald

Location

The Pas, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Nov 10, 1971

Page

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Remembrance Day Service At Lido Theatre In The Pas

The Pas Royal Canadian Legion and The Pas Clergy will hold the Remembrance Day Service at the Lido Theatre starting 10 45 A M with Legion members meeting at the Legion Hall at 10 15 A M to parade to the theatre The HERALD offices close for Remembrance Day and reopen with normal deadlines for the November 17 issue.

Pas Royal Canadian Legion Lido Theatre Legion Hall Herald

Metis Mother To Represent Motherhood At Remembrance

Mary Anderson a 74 year old Metis from Selkirk Manitoba will represent Canadian Motherhood at the national Remembrance ceremony in Ottawa on November 11 She is a widow and descendent of Chief Peguis two sons Private Vernon Anderson 20 killed in Italy 1943 and Private John Anderson 24 killed in France both service members buried in Ortona and Bretteville sur Laize She will place one of six official wreaths while in Ottawa as a guest of the Royal Canadian Legion.

Ottawa Mary Anderson Selkirk Manitoba Vernon Anderson Italy Princess Patricia Canadian Light Infantry Ortona John Anderson France Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders of Canada Bretteville-sur-Laize Anderson Peguis Royal Canadian Legion

Nite Enrollment Rises at Keewatin Night School

Over two hundred students attend Keewatin Community night classes in seventeen courses from arts and crafts to industrial trades. The programs focus on retraining and upgrading for employed individuals, with many offerings not suitable for daytime study due to demand.

Keewatin

Beware Of Thin Ice At The Pas River Bridge

RCMP Sgt Grosnick warns children about dangers of early ice on The Pas River near the town bridge and Carrot River road. He urges staying off ice until cold weather stabilizes and suggests measuring ice or delaying onset until December 1. The Saskatchewan River poses extra danger due to swift undercurrent.

Pas Sargeant Grosnick RCM Police Carrot River Saskatchewan

New Council Begins Term In Pas

The Pas town council held its first formal meeting at 10 AM to organize committees and set appointments for the coming year. Mayor Jack Kennedy led the session as the new council, which began informal policy discussions earlier in the week and planned further meetings with ministers Paul Burtniak and Sid Green.

Pas Jack Kennedy Paul Burtniak Mines and Resources Sid Green Mr. Green

Power Shut Off Affects The Pas District

Power outages hit The Pas and nearby areas for up to three hours as Manitoba Hydro workers shifted Rahl's Island sub station to larger transformers. The affected zone was south of Fourth Street to the new subdivision and east of the CNR tracks. Also affected were Carrot River Valley and areas around Clearwater Lake including the airport and Cormorant district.

Pas Manitoba Hydro Rahl's Island Fourth Street CNR Carrot River Valley Clearwater Lake

Cable TV Topic For C of C Meet

The Pas Chamber of Commerce will discuss Cable Television at its annual dinner on November 18. Guest speaker Pat Ferg QC of Flin Flon will outline local efforts to promote cable TV in the Northern area and summarize actions to date.

Pas Chamber of Commerce Pat Ferg Q.C Flin Flon Ferg

School Board Presses For Action In The Pas Meeting

The Pas Manitoba school board told MLA Ron McBryde they want action as discussions on financial and educational problems continued. A nine page brief highlighted two major aims: educational finance in The Pas and educational needs, with emphasis on the drastic rise in a special levy from 7 355 in 1967 to 294 213 in 1971. The board blamed provincial foundation updates and regional tax structure for the hike. The session, seen as constructive, included frank questions and clarifications. CONT'D ON PAGE II.

Kelsey Ron McBryde McBryde Mr. McBryde Jack Johnson Pas Manitoba

Daylight Saving Traffic Lights On Third Street and Fischer Avenue

Traffic signals on Third Street and Fischer Avenue continue using daylight saving timings. Installed over a year ago to flash amber on Fischer Avenue and blink red on Third Street at midnight, they were not reset when clocks fell back to Central Standard Time, now flashing at 11 p.m.

Third Street Fischer Avenue

Clarifier Underway at The Pas Forestry Complex

Construction begins on a 135 foot diameter effluent clarifier at The Pas Forestry Complex to remove settleable solids from pulp and paper mill waste before river discharge. Industry minister Len Evans notes prior plans started after the complex entered receivership January 8 1971, and cites permit conditions under provincial Clean Environment Act and federal rulings.

Pas Forestry Industry and Commerce Len Evans Department of Eo Ravitoumeuk Evans

Morrisette and Fortin Remanded for Trial Next December

Dennis Morrisette and Eugene Fortin were remanded to December 15 for trial after pleading not guilty to charges under the Criminal Code in Magistrate's Court. Morrisette faces obstructing a police officer and liquor in a motor vehicle charges. The adjournment stems from the absence of the defence lawyer and Crown Attorney at key times. CONT D ON PAGE 14

Dennis Morrisette Eugene Fortin Morrisette

Three Million Dollar Public Works For The Pas

The Pas will see over three million dollars in public works under the The Pas Special Area agreement signed August 26 1971 by Sidney Green and Jean Marchand. Projects include an emergency deep well water system for fire protection the The Pas Friendship Center fire and police facilities civic center schools and storm sewer work with design underway for street reconstructions.

Pas

Kindergarten Class Opened at Kelsey Elementary School

Kelsey School Division opens a third kindergarten class at Kelsey Elementary in The Pas due to new families. The term total reaches seven kindergarten classes and 175 children. three full time teachers plus one part time. Assistant superintendent George Takashima notes the move is warranted.

Kelsey Kelsey Elementary School George Takashima

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