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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 01, 1977
Page
1
Jim Gordon of MHRC argues the mobile home subdivision can succeed due to its versatility. He cites financing hurdles, CMHC rules, and potential rule changes as key to attracting buyers while preserving high subdivision standards and service levels.
Closing date today September 1 for bids on the new adult correctional institute and court house at The Pas. Minister Bud Boyce reports plans ready with two connected buildings and tunnel, bids to set actual specs, construction likely within three years, staff morale concerns amid AIB actions.
Norman McKenzie was found guilty in Provincial Judges Court on August 22 of assaulting Constable Atras after a night at a hotel. The judge accepted police testimony citing McKenzie and witnesses had consumed liquor and ruled the accused technically guilty.
Manitoba Forestry Resources Ltd President Leif Haligrimson says the 4.5 million dollar Capital Supply Bill funds capital projects for 1977 78 and that recent reports linking the money to operating costs are erroneous. He notes Crown corporations receive annual capital loans at standard rates and cites Manitoba Hydro and Manitoba Telephone Services as examples.
The Pas civic debate on a Juvenile Correction Facility moves slowly as Bud Boyce delays a decision until local talks with residents. He advocates family rooted, community based solutions over institutional settings, citing Winnipeg examples and Rosaire House as progress. Separately, McKenzie faces sentencing for minor assault with police investigation sought by defense.
Tom Mak, owner of the Marshall Wells Store, shows blueprints for a 60 by 84 foot one story addition that will double the store size and expand merchandise. Earl Nelson Builders are constructing and expect completion this fall.
The R C Police Municipal and Rural Detachments announce increased patrols for the Labour Day weekend, September 25, in The Pas. Officers will use radar and alert devices extensively and urge motorists to obey speed limits and traffic signs for a safe return to school.
The Pas Herald will publish on a holiday schedule for Labour Day weekend. The office and plant close Monday September 5. Advertising for the September 8 edition will be accepted until 10 00 a m Tuesday September 6. No ads accepted after that time. Advertisers are urged to submit copy today and tomorrow.
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