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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 11, 1961
Page
12
The council passage by acclamation reappoints Rahissland and another official for two more years. Also named are Semoria Sudchak and Alex Wve Hill joining Ted to fill two year terms alongside Doug McBride and Tom I Stevens in The Pas.
Judge Ross found no overtime or vacation pay owed after a 1959 1960 dispute between Jack Payne and The Town. Payne received a 5 percent raise for 1960 and costs of 25 dollars. Hill’s claim was denied with 100 dollar costs to The Town. Fleet G. Whitaker for The Town and Orson F. Wright for the plaintiffs represented both sides.
The candidate urges electors to support his bid for mayor in The Pas after four years on council from 1956 to 1960. He vows to lower mill rates curb waste, review assessments, improve water supply with provincial cooperation, and foster town school board liaison. He offers weekly access at the Community Building and backs conference resolutions for a technical training school and Friendship Centre.
Town engineer Adam Suz announced a National Survival Attack Warning Siren will be installed at the southern end of Town The Pas. A Department of National Defence team surveyed sites including Flin Flon Dauphin and Portage la Prairie for best location. The 125 decibel siren will be powerful.
RCMP probe a Robbery at Rupert House in the early hours Monday. Thief entered via a window removing the screen and stole about 117 dollars from the office cash register. Cheques change and stamps were left behind. The office was vacant for about 20 minutes between 7 and 7 20. Shorty Russick, owner, reported the discovery.
RCMP describe the search area as about three square miles with dense bush muskeg and swamp. The report notes the missing woman wearing a black dress and no jacket as authorities continue the search in the difficult terrain.
Bruce Neil Reid 2 is dead after a boom on a dragline machine toppled while boys played near the parked equipment on Head Avenue in The Pas. Coroner Neil MacPhee opened an inquest as police investigate.
Local Talent from page 1 production by the Trappers Festival committee earlier this month fronts the 15th Annual Trapper's Festival. Production numbers are guarded, but early enthusiasm and progress suggest a festival high point for attendees.
The Herald will distribute free copies to The Pas households via Cubs and Scouts of Westminster United Church. Free copies mailed to Carrot Valley Rahls Island and Airport residents with regular subscriptions starting next week. Town residents can phone 33488 or 89 to subscribe four issues for 35 cents. Airport subscribers contact Myrtle Jackson for home delivery. Carrot Valley Rahls Island readers may mail $3.00 for one year.
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