Supervisory Course At MTS In The Pas Attends From Four Offices
Supervisors from The Pas, Churchill, Flin Flon and Winnipeg attended a five day MTS course led by Alex Gibb and Eric Coy. The program, aimed at understanding supervisor roles in the telephone system, covered leadership, safety, policies, and working with people. Attendees from The Pas included Marion Gans, Helen Mitchell, Bill Burns and George Hutter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pas
Churchill
Flin Flon
Alex Gibb
Eric Coy
Winnipeg
MTS
Coy
Mid Canada
Cranberry Portage
Manitoba
Mr. Coy
Marion Gans
Helen Mitchell
Bill Burns
George Hutter
Commercial
Four New Members Appointed to Town Planning Commission
Four new members representing The Pas at large join the Town Planning Commission. Appointees are Stan Reid Don Sniderm Simon Arsenault and Earl Nelson with Neil MacPhee as fifth member at large. District of Consul representation goes to Bob Seidel. The Town is represented by Councillors George Hiatt and Paul Fee, with Hiatt serving as Chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Pas
Stan Reid
Don Sniderm
Simon Arsenault
Earl Nelson
Neil Macphee
Consul
Bob Seidel
George Hiatt
Paul Fee
Counsillor Hiatt
Town Council Approves Police Agreement and Taxi Licenses
At its last meeting the Town Council approved a one year police service agreement with the Attorney General's Department and granted taxi licenses to Eugene Mote and S Krupa. The council will notify the N R that a town representative will attend a hearing on an NR application to cancel Railiner service between The Pas and Flin Flon. The Lions Club will be advised the town will provide a person for flood of the two outdoor skating rinks at Opasqui and Celsey School Grounds this winter. Manitoba labor plans winter works for rink repairs estimated at 3245 and sewer water extension from 3rd Street and Bell to the Provincial Highway garage. Tom Clark granted permission to attend a Civil Defence School at Portage la Prairie for one week. Councillor Audrey Batchel noted the rink is used by the high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attorney General's Department
R.C. M
Lions Club
Opasquai & Celsey
Manitoba Department of Labor
3Rd Street
Bell
Tom Clark
Portage la Prairie
Rink Practice Permission Question Raised
A woman questioned who granted the football team permission to use the rink for practice. When unanswered, she proposed filing a formal request as required by other groups occupying the rink and contributing to out-of-pocket expenses.
Immigration dispute in The Pas over Hungarian family
The Pas seeks help from the Immigration Department in a conflict with a Hungarian family formerly living there. The family moved to Winnipeg, applied for relief, and Winnipeg rejected The Pas claims. The Pas wants the husband returned to The Pas for employment instead of relief and has asked for deportation consideration. The town has not received a reply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Pas
Immigration Department
Canada
Winnipeg
Town appoints two chimney sweeps for The Pas
The Town now has two chimney sweeps. Peter Anaka and B Scheshchuk have teamed up to carry on the work. Their names were submitted to Town Council last Wednesday by Adam Luz, Town Engineer, during discussion of chimney sweeps for The Pas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Anaka
B. Scheshchuk
Adam Luz
Legion Notes Preview Indoor Activities And Dances
Legion notes outline upcoming indoor events including a bowling league, a Halloween Dance with spot dances and a costume prize, and a door prize. Comrade C W Illsley leads the Poppy Campaign with help from his wife. volunteers are sought for winter sports and a bugler to sound The Last Post.
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Legion
Mike Mulhall
Rene Gamache
Hank Bennett
Poppy Campaign Committee
C. W. Illsley
W.arnold
Himn
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M.T.S
Cne
Eugene Mote
S. Krupa
Audrey Batchelor
Grant
Herb Cox
Jack Heard
Fleet
Whitaker
Montcalm Tudor
Meadeville
Sion
Hone Motors
Studebaker
Morris S
FORD
Comet
Meteor & Mercury
Man
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