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Newspaper

Pas Herald

Location

The Pas, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Oct 30, 1968

Page

8

Four Juveniles Apprehended in Sacred Heart and Mary Duncan School Break In

R C M P report four juveniles aged 8 to 14 were questioned after a break in to Sacred Heart and Mary Duncan Schools. Extensive damage included overturned desks, destroyed encyclopedias, paint on books, and obscene writing. An eight year old pupil allegedly opened a fire escape door. police call the incident methodical and ongoing.

R.C.M.P Sacred Heart Mary Duncan Mary Dunc

Passions Charter Night tickets go on sale in The Pas

Charles Lynch of Ottawa News Bureau and CBC host will speak at the reception supper and dance. Limited to 250 tickets sold first come first served, with $4.00 for full package and $1.00 for dance only. Tickets from Ticky King and Doug McBride.

Charles Lynch Ottawa News Bureau Southam CBC Lynch Pas Winnipeg Tribune Ticky King Art Johnson Men‘s Wear Doug McBride Pas Herald

Batchelar Proposes Curfew By Law For Youths

Councillor Audrey Batchelar will present a report to the Town Council urging a curfew by law for children under fourteen. She wants penalties for parents who neglect supervision as youths roam the streets at night. Batchelar, head of the police committee, cites vandalism in The Pas with children six to eleven implicated and says police back the proposal.

Audrey Batchelar Batchelar Batchelor

Town presents four briefs to minister of municipal affairs

Dr. Obie Baizley overseeing municipal affairs as Dr. Stu Carey utilities chairman presents a set of briefs on The Pas water supply and sewage disposal. The fourth brief discusses leakage in old water lines and cites prior preparation published in The Herald last week.

Town Minister of Municipal Affairs Obie Baizley Manitoba Baizley Stu Carey Utilities Carey Council Herald Pas

School Bus Laws Ignored In Carrot River Valley

RCMP report motorists often fail to stop for loading buses in Carrot River Valley. One child was struck by a vehicle but uninjured while boarding. Officials urge strict compliance with Highway Traffic Act requiring all drivers to stop at least 15 feet away during loading or unloading. Fine for violations ranges from 20 to 200 dollars.

Carrot River Valley RCMP

Unfounded Attack Report From The Herald Incident

RCMP investigation found no attack on a young girl. The girl had claimed assault by masked men but authorities concluded she was struck by a stick from younger children. The initial report in last week’s Herald was unfounded.

the Herald RCMP

Manitoba Underpays The Pas Tax Revenue, Town Leader Alleges

Councillor Vern Bernstrom presented to Minister Obie Baizley that Manitoba pays The Pas only about a quarter of expected provincial taxes. He argued all municipalities deserve equal shares, noting The Pas’s northern location causes higher costs and prices due to distance from wholesale markets.

Manitoba the Pas Obie Baizley Vern Bernstrom Pas Bernstrom

Hockey Meeting Set For Now Huskies Involved

A meeting of The Pas Huskies supporters is set for Friday November 1 at 9 PM at Lamb Airways Office. President John Sokulski says the gathering will elect a new executive and aim to secure Huskies entry into Carrot River Hockey League.

Pas Huskies Lamb Airways John Sokulski Huskies Carrot River Hockey League Sokulski

Integration progress in The Pas education program

Five years into integrating off The Pas Reserve students into public schools, conclusive signs of headway are unclear due to missing statistics. For 1967-68, 17 reserve pupils started grade 9, 12 finished, with four repeating or advancing. remaining details show limited mobility across grades and institutions.

Pas Thompson Margaret Barbour Collegiate

Responsibility For Promotion Being Moved To Schools

J H Fasano principal at Margaret Barbour Collegiate explains shifts in student evaluation with schools gaining promotion responsibility. Departmental exams are removed in all grades except grade 12 University Entrance requires three of five exams in June 1959. Fasano notes an upcoming universal university entrance exam may replace all departmentals next year.

Fasano Margaret Barbour J.H. Fasano Department of Education

The Pas seeks land use ruling on 500 housing units plan

The Pas asks Dr Obie Baizley minister to interpret an agreement with Churchill Forest Industries. The issue is whether the land for 500 single dwelling units must be a new subdivision or can use existing town land plus a boundary extension. The Pas wants clarification on unit location and feasibility.

Pas

Local Firemen To Have Tag Day

The Pas Volunteer Firemens Association will hold a tag day on November 2 to support Muscular Dystrophy research and patient service programs. The fire truck will be in front of the Post Office from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. that day to promote the project.

Pas Volunteer Firemens Association

Pas hospital expansion plan urgent says councilor

Councillor Stu Carey told the minister of municipal affairs that The Pas hospital expansion needs sources of revenue and availability established by November 1968. The statement was in one of four briefs for Dr Obie Baizley on behalf of The Town of Pas.

Pas Stu Carey

TransAir Announces New Schedule Boosts Service to Yellowknife

TransAir unveils October 27 schedules adding Winnipeg Thompson Churchill to Yellowknife round trip. The service aims to cut travel time between eastern Canada and the Northwest Territories capital while reducing passenger fares and air cargo rates. Churchill gains renewed focus as a key stop.

Winnipeg Thompson Churchill Yellowknife Return Transair Canada Northwest Territories

Reach For The Top Contestants Visit Winnipeg Students Head To The Pas

Four students from Margaret Barbour Collegiate appeared on Reach For The Top in Winnipeg and traveled on a Transair flight to The Pas. Accompanied by adviser Mr Shaw the group met staff before a Monday November 4 appearance.

Winnipeg Margaret Barbour Collegiate Wesly Mackey Gordon Lundy I Sem Lil Jack Sae Lorne Lauvitead Mr. Shaw Macesan Transair I Ang Beaire

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