Local Doctor Named To Manitoba College Committees
Dr. R. S. Bob Walton of The Pas was named to chair the Specialist Committee and to serve on the Inquiry Committee at the Annual Meeting of Council of the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Manitoba held November 3. The Council approved nominations for officers and representatives for 1973 74. Walton has been an Executive Director of the College's Council.
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R. S
Bob) Walton
The
Pas
Council of the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Manitoba
Dr. Walton
Walton
College
Elks Honor 25 Year Air Cadet Sponsor
Captain G W Turner on behalf of the Manitoba Branch of the Air Cadet League presented a 25 year certificate last Tuesday night to Exalted Ruler Brother Ross Framingham. The ceremony marks a quarter century of sponsorship of the local Air Cadet Squadron by the B P O Ellis Lodge No 135. Sponsorship is managed by Lodge members led by a sponsoring body chairman with Bert Wagner contributing significant time recently. CONTINUED ON PAGE 19.
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G.W. Turner
Manitoba
Air Cadet League
Ross Framingham
B.P.O. Ellis Lodge No
Bert Wagner
Drapes Dilemma Sees Nearing Resolution for Council Chambers
Town Manager Walt Lengerke told Council most councillors have seen drape samples in his office. Architects have been asked to get things underway. Councillor Gus Gelowitz voiced concerns about the colour scheme. CONTINUED ON PAGE 20.
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Walt Lengerke
Council Bars Public From Committee Meetings
The Pas Town Council voted to bar public and press from all committee meetings, amending the procedural by-law. Introduced by Councillor Gus Gelowitz and supported by Shirley Jonas and Ian Alexander, with Bert Hayes opposing. The Herald reports previous access at two committee meetings where press was present or asked to leave.
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Pas
Gus Gelowitz
Shirley Jonas
Ian Alexander
Bert Hayes
Herald
Protective Services Committee
Councillor Hayes
Gelowitz
Planning Commission Hears Rezoning at Bignell and Seventh
The Planning Commission met on Monday November 5 with talks on rezoning at the corner of Bignell Avenue and Seventh Street. Percy Pielak applied to rezone lots 9 18 and 11 from R1 single family to R3 multiple family dwellings, amid an easement agreement with RAG Enterprises and brief press remarks.
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Planning Commission
Bignell Avenue
Seventh Street
Town and Rag Enterprises
Percy Pielak
School Board Picks Chairman And Committees
Peter Berezowecki was elected Chairman for the coming year at the organizational meeting November 5. Jack J.P. Johnson was named Vice Chairman as the board created five committees with members including Claude McClelland, Albert Moyer, Harry Harapiak, Don Fehr, Dennis Mostat, A. Moyer, Mrs. E. Young, and C. McClelland. Chairman Berezowecki and Vice Chairman Johnson will serve on all committees as needed.
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Peter Berezowecki
Jack J.P. Johnson
Claude McClelland
Albert Moyer
Harry Harapiak
Don Fehr
Dennis Mostat
A. Moyer
E. Young
C. McClelland
H. Harapiak
D. Fehr
Grant Sought for Day Care Centre in 1974 P.E.P. Aid
The Pas Day Care Centre seeks a $10 000 P E P grant for continued operation. Council endorsed Mrs Antoinette Mary O Boyle's grant request and will administer funds, but councillors want more background next year. Councillor Bert Hayes questions the $3 per day charge as discriminatory. Mayor Jack Kennedy notes the grant covers half the cost.
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Pas
Antoinette Mary O’boyle
Bert Hayes
Jack Kennedy
Five Vehicles Stolen In The Pas Amid Cold Temptation
Over the past two weeks in The Pas, RCMP investigated five thefts where vehicles were left running with keys in ignition unattended. In two cases the cars were recovered undamaged. Police warn this creates an easy target for thieves and can lead to charges for the owner.
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Pas
R.C.M
Young Canada Book Week at The Pas Library
The Pas Library announces Young Canada Book Week 1973 to celebrate the link between children and books. The Canadian Library Association and Canadian Book Publishers' Council sponsor the week, held November 15 to 22, highlighting concern that fewer Canadian children’s titles are published each year and may lead to no direct written contact with the language.
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Pas
Canadian Library Association
Canadian Book Publishers’ Council
Canada
Library Plans Completed
Town plans for a new library complex have been submitted for approval. The project, estimated at 90 000 to 110 000, requires consent from the Liason Committee and review by the Town and Library Board. Tendering will follow once the plans are approved. Shirley Jonas says she has limited involvement.
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Walt Lengerke
Lengerke
the Herald
Underwood McLellan and
New System For Festival Finances
A new bookkeeping system for the Trappers' Festival may resolve recent financial confusion. George Takashima, the Festival Chairman, proposed hiring an executive secretary at a $500 salary to handle correspondence, posting the books, and issuing purchase orders, under Finance Committee oversight to set committee budgets.
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George Takashima
Council Approves Drop-In Centre Plan for Town
Melvin Nychka presented a grant application to council last Wednesday night for a drop-in centre in the Red Brick Schoolhouse basement. If funded by federal dollars, the centre would offer recreational facilities and a job referral service aimed at reducing street activity and addressing local merchants’ concerns. Groundbreaking hinges on grant approval and would start thereafter.
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Melvin Nychka
Physically Handicapped Hold Historic Meeting in The Pas
A historic October 22 1973 gathering at the K C C brought together over 20 physically handicapped people from The Pas and area to address transportation housing social integration education recreation and income maintenance. The Manitoba Department of Health and Social Services Dudley Jones and Brian Huycke contributed guidance and help, with K C C providing the meeting room and nurse M Watts, and Gunn's Ambulance Service supplying free transport.
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K.C.C
Winnipeg
Manitoba Department of Health
Dudley Jones
Brian Huycke
M. Watts
Gunn
Ian Gunn
Jim Hemauer
Smart
Fence Damaged In Hit And Run At Hogan Avenue
The Pas RCMP report a flat fence on 700 Block Hogan Avenue damaged in a hit and run on November 9. Noises were heard after midnight. at 9 AM about 20 feet of fence showed damage, police say it appeared bumper impact. No damage estimate given. investigation ongoing.
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R.C.M
Hogan Avenue
Pas
the Herald
Winton Pool Names New Manager
The Winton Pool has a new manager, Bob Nutley, who has begun duties after approval by the Town following the Kelsey Recreation Commission and Recreation Director. The commission noted the pool operated under Staff Coordinator Bob Steiner with three senior attendants in the evening program. The panel also discussed leveling the field between M.B.C.I. and The Pas Arena and potential equipment collaboration with K.C.C. for heavy lifting. A delegation from The Pas United Hockey Club presented requests, and the commission decided action would be taken.
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Winton Pool
Bob Nutley
Mr. Nutley
Kelsey Recreation Commission
Bob Steiner
M.B.C.I
Pas
Stan Williamson
K.C.C
Pas United Hockey Club
The
United Hockey
Pool Costs Change Approval for 1974 Budget Work
Council approved spending 17461 for pool work to be included in the 1974 budget. Partial funding from Kelsey School Division is pending. Architects Gabouray Lussier Sigurdson designed the project with Graham Construction hired to develop the dry facilities.
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Council
Kelsey
Gabouray
Lussier Sigurdson
Graham Construction
Lawyer Joins Local Firm
The Pas welcomes Lynn T. Cook as the second woman barrister in Northern Manitoba joining Bancroft Whidden and Mayer. She graduated from the University of Manitoba in May 1972, articled with Gallagher Chapman Greenberg and Co., and was called to the bar in June 1973.
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Pas
Lynn T.l.cook
Bancroft, Whidden and Mayer
Manitoba
Ms. Cook
University of Manitoba
Winnipeg
Gallagher, Chapman, Greenberg and Co
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P.E.P. Grant
Hayes
Young Canada Book Week
Michael Szadiak
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