Regional Government Concept Topic At CPAC Conference
Four The Pas and District Advisory Planning Commission members attended a CPAC Mini Conference in Brandon on November 1 to discuss regional governments. Delegates from urban and rural groups heard about structure and operations, with Mayor Ross Marks of 100 Mile House, BC, discussing BC models. notable speakers included Howard Pawley, Lloyd Axworthy, and Ed McGill.
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Pas and District Advisory Planning Commission
Brandon
The
Community Planning Association of Canada
Dave Andreychuk
Bert Hayes
Bob Garand
Ed Johanneson
Ross Marks
100 Mile House
British Columbia
B.C
Howard Pawhey
Lloyd Axeworthy
M.L.A
Fort Rouge
Lib
Ed R. McGill
Brandon West
P.C
D. Andreychuk
S. Anaka
B. Garand
S. Wilton
E. Johanneson
W. Jonas
Carroll Motors
LaRose Avenue
Pasquia River
Rotary group plans outdoor rink setup behind arena
Rotary delegates report the outdoor rink has been moved from KCC to behind the arena. Lamp standards must be installed and work should start soon to make it usable, easing demand for ice time for minor hockey practices. Term expirations for LeMay, Toews, Brandson, and Lori Hiatt discussed with potential vacancies.
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Milt Brandson
KCC
The
Trena
Paul LeMay
Commission
Toews
Brandson
Lori Hiatt
LeMay
Messrs. LeMay
Pass Division faces unique financial strains in Northern Manitoba
Chairman notes The Pass shows unusual financial problems unlike other divisions, lacking industry grants. Board discusses possible uniforms for school bus drivers and approves general accounts of 99,369.94 and 17,020.13 to Graham Construction for Scott Bateman School work. Next meetings set for the first and third Mondays, with the November 25 gathering due to absences on the 18th.
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Moyer
Manitoba
Thompson
Graham Construction
Scott Bateman
Woodlakes Cont'd Housing Plan Seeks Town Role
The discussion covers registrations and interim bank financing for housing schemes funded by the Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation. The Division endorses student integration to avoid new segregated areas and urges direct town involvement in any government housing plan with a development agreement and guarantees. The Pas could act as developer, MHRC provides financing only.
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Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation
MHRC
Planned Wood Acres School Draws Concern Over Housing Policy
Officials discuss a new Wood Acres school as Mary Duncan and Kelsey near capacity. They warn that if 80 percent of the subdivision units do not rent or sell, agencies may lease units creating a concentrated low-cost housing area and a perceived impact on local students.
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Wood Acres
Bell Avenue
Mary Duncan
Kelsey
Women trainees aim for field jobs in remote northern mines
The report notes a training course for operators with a shortage in the North. Graduates often find work before finishing. Mrs. Frederick, the second woman to take the course, prefers truck servicing and hopes to work near Thompson with INCO, willing to move to Long Spruce or Jenpeg for better pay and facilities for women.
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Mr. Marin
Mrs. Frederick
Thompson
INCO
Long Spruce
Jenpeg
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Pas Herald
CPAC
Pas
Tractor
WoodAcres
Royal Canadian Legion
Legion
Winnipeg
Sheraton
Portage Avenue
Eaton's
the Bay
Sheraton-Carlton Motor Hotel
Carlton ST. & ST. Mary Avenue
TELEX
Sheraton Hotels & Motor Inns
Ec Aaa
Heinz
Uncle Ben’s
Johnson
Or Bravo
Big Wally
A & B Grocery Mart Supplies
Hogan Avenue
Boca
Scott Bateman Music Room
Pas Music Club
Evinrude
Skimmer
Anil
Lee
Neqsay
Hudsons Bay Company
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