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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 13, 1967
Page
10
A letter from a local magistrate in The Pas criticizes the salary levels and notes increases granted since 1952. He outlines his earnings from 1953 to 1961, cites heavier court dockets after RCMP policing began in 1960, and urges provincial action over municipal handling. The message hints at ongoing discussions continued on page 7.
Wilfred Delay awarded The Town of The Pas scholarship for $300 for highest average among Grade 12 at Margaret Harbour Collegiate for 966 67 term. Carol Baker awarded $250 bursary sponsored by Kelsey Local of Manitoba Teachers Society for a local student entering education faculty.
The Pas Herald sets a Wednesday publication day and details deadlines for display ads by Monday 1 30 P M and classifieds by 2 30 P M Monday. Institutional news from local groups due Friday 5 30 P M. church notices included. Office closed Saturdays.
A note reminds hunters Grace Lake area is a sanctuary and hunting is prohibited. Signs along the Grace Lake road warn visitors, but those entering by other routes may not see them, risking embarrassment. Moose Lake reports many dead ducks found by area Indians with a scum on the water at Summerberry Delta.
Residents fear rotting uprooted timber in the forebay area is releasing terpenes that could poison fish and wild fowl. They cite past timber burning when Squaw Rapids formed and urge investigation after the forest fire threat subsides, hoping remedial action follows.
The Pas Reserve Band Council planned to resume talks tonight with Churchill Forest Industries on land use for a plant site. A quorum was not met and no decision is expected tonight on the Saskatchewan River Bridge location. A three way meeting with the Band Council, Town Council, and the Government may be proposed.
Councillor Alex Wilchowy asked questions and urged action from the Town Council. Councillor Don Carnegie had previously raised safety concerns about the RCMP barracks excavation on Gordon Avenue, fearing a child could be hurt. The council directed the town engineer and building inspector to assess and fix any hazards and, if unsafe, to levy the costs.
Hon Gurney Evans minister of mines and natural resources announced that the woods travel restriction north of the 53rd parallel was cancelled at 12 o'clock noon CDT. The Migratory Game Bird season, closed last week due to extreme fire danger, re opened as cooler weather and light rain improved conditions.
The Town of The Pas faces damage claims after the drowning of Shirley and Sharon Nelson on June 17 in a dugout on town land prepared for Centennial Park. Their parents retain M C K Taylor of Flin Flon, who cites possible town negligence and seeks a meeting with The Pas solicitor Evans Premachuk.
Council members voiced support for enforcing health regulations at the Nip House on Edwards Avenue. The license inspector reported that on August 17 the town revoked the business license previously canceled for 60 days on August 16 following Dr. M Panikkar's report. The health director urged specific improvements. owners were instructed not to reopen until they apply to Council.
Funeral service for Dr J L King of The Pas was held at Thompson Funeral Home in Winnipeg on Tuesday September 12. He died in hospital in Winnipeg on September 9 at age 39. A dentist by profession he was an executive member of The Passions. He is survived by his parents in Winnipeg his wife Ann and two young children ages 3 and 2. Donations to the Cancer Society are requested in lieu of flowers.
The fall program provides 25 hours of classroom work and 16 hours of in car driving experience for MBCI students. A diploma is earned on completion and a 10 percent insurance discount applies. Instruction led by Mr Jack Hyde with a 20 dollar course tuition. Chrysler of Canada partners to supply a Plymouth with dual pedals.
Margaret Barbour Collegiate welcomes four international newcomers. Ramanbla i A Patel from Nairobi Kenya brings seven years in Kenyan government schools and teaches history geography and maths. David Shaw from New England states is a Boston University graduate teaching history English and geography. Miss M J Donnelly born in Australia teaches science. Miss Cleotilde Andulan from the Philippines holds a BA in political science with history and geography teaching.
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