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Newspaper

Pas Herald

Location

The Pas, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Nov 14, 1974

Page

8

Town forms ad hoc panel to review recreation services

An ad hoc committee led by Councillor George Takishima will review recreation and community services in The Pas. Members include three from the Kelsey Recreation Commission, two from Kelsey School Division, and five citizens. A new recreation director's job may be redesigned as community services director with school division input pending policy overhaul.

George Takishima The Pas Takashima Kelsey Recreation Commission Kelsey Kelsey, Recreation Commission Harold Grundy Kelsey School Division Community Services Grundy

Harapiak Elected Kelsey School Division Chair at Inaugural Meeting

Harry Harapiak was chosen chairman of the Kelsey School Division Board of Trustees for the coming year at the November meeting. Peter Berezowecki becomes vice chairman. Committees formed include Finance, Negotiations, Buildings, Public Relations, Curriculum, and Transportation. A Back Up Fund for MBCI was proposed to divert substitute money to educational supplies, with fifty percent of savings to be spent on gear.

Harry Harapiak Kelsey School Division Board of Trustees Peter Berezowecki Jack Johnson Bill Russick Ab Moyer al Pyke Dennis Mostat Rita Young Ila ‘Young Peter Berezoweck Ella Young MBCI Thompson

Remembrance Day Service at Lido Theatre

A near capacity crowd gathered at the Lido Theatre Monday morning for the annual Remembrance Day service. Members of Royal Canadian Legion Branch No. 19 and Legion Ladies led by Hubert Libbrecht attended, with wreaths laid by twenty-two local organizations. Captain Knowles of the Salvation Army spoke on freedom won in battle and its preservation, followed by a prayer and benediction by Father Poirier honoring those who gave their lives.

Lido Theatre Royal Canadian Legion and Legion Canadian Legion Hubert Libbrecht Fay Hill Captain Knowles The Salvation Army Freedom Father Poirier

School Board backs housing action for Bell Avenue development

The Pas School Division presented a position paper at the November 6 meeting noting a serious housing shortage and identifying two key groups in need. It argues single persons and young couples seek apartment or first three bedroom homes and that influx from Keewatin College and other agencies shifts Northern Manitoba housing pressures onto The Pas.

Kelsey Manitoba Housing and Renewal Corporation Belt Avenue Pas Manitoba Keewatin Community College Northern Manpower Corps Social Services

Town of The Pas Council Forms Four Standing Committees

At the inaugural meeting the Town of The Pas council created four standing committees. Anaka heads Transportation with Selk and Manych as members. Finance includes Reid as chair with Takashima and Anaka. Protective Services has Manych as chair with Hayes and Reid. Planning and Development lists Hayes as chair with Takashima and Manych.

Council of the Town of the Steve Anaka Lloyd Selk Don Manych Stan Reid George Takashima Bert Hayes Hayes Takashima Manych Pas Library Northern Health Doug McBride Friendship Centre

Phase 1 Of Paving 60 Percent Complete

Phase I of the paving program is 60 percent finished with 1.08 miles completed of 7.2 total. Borger Industries Limited has five working days left to finish under the contract before a $300 daily penalty.

Council Borger Industries Limited Department of Highways Highways Regional Economic Development Committee Cabinet Winnipeg Ron McBryde McBryde R.E.D. Committee Baxter Gordon and Fisher Avenues 16Th Street 3Rd Street Cathedral Avenue 2Rd Street Grace Lake Road

Rotarians Plan Connaught Park Playground Development

The Rotary Club proposes transforming Connaught Park into a children’s playground with town maintenance after sod and grass installation. Geoff Davis says the long‑term project will take about five years to complete as the Kelsey Recreation Commission approves the plan. A community schools committee, chaired by Jackie Brookes, will meet soon to coordinate efforts. The commission also discusses housing the town’s electric organ at the collegiate for convenient access, with use by anyone who removes it.

Connaught Park Kelsey Recreation Commission Geoff Davis Commission Jackie Brookes The Pas Henry Toews Collegiate

Heavy Equipment Operator Students Train in Manitoba Course

Myrtle Frederick, a Thompson native, trains in a heavy equipment operator program sponsored by the Canada Manpower Centre and Keewatin Community College. Phase I lasts three weeks on a CMC project with strict discipline and no favoritism. Applicants must be 18, hold a valid licence and be physically fit. Canada Manpower covers costs and trainees work ten-hour days on site, with a second phase aiming to place graduates in jobs.

Myrtle Frederick Canada Manpower Centre Keewatin Community College Frederick Thompson Donia Marin CMC Marin Manitoba Red River Community College Winnipeg Canada KCC ManFor

Pas Area LLP Projects Totalling 95000 Recommended

The Constituency Advisory Group for Churchill reviews about 80 LLP applications and selects 35 for funding totaling just over 95,000 for The Pas area. Final approvals rest with Minister Robert Andras who announced plans to release allocations before November ends.

Pas Churchill C.A.G Thompson L.lp Robert Andras Pas Indian Band Manitoba Metis Federation Handi-Bus Incorporated L.I.P Takashima Manpower and Immigration Andras

Wood Acres Plan Faces Registration Delays

Prospective buyers in Wood Acres fear mortgage delays as subdivision plans, tied to lease options with The Pas, await registration at the Neepawa Land Titles Office after changes, board approval, and caveat withdrawals. Banks report some mortgage papers already in progress.

New Wood Acres The Pas Neepawa Land Title Office Tony Moule Neepawa Land Titles Office Moule

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Provincial Library Legislative Maview, Recreation Policies H. Harapiak School Board Sharon Blocha Girl Guides Association Bell Avenue Joe Kendics Manitoba Government Employees’ Association Chamber of Commerce Ian Murray MLA R.E.D Norm Baxter Dorothy Davidson By Ursula Wohlfarth Alfred Head Ilford Fisher Branch Kip Thompson Tford Mr.Takashima
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