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Newspaper

Pas Herald

Location

The Pas, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Sep 20, 1967

Page

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Churchill Forest Industries Battles Over Indian Land For Plant Site

The Pas discussion stalls as Churchill Forest Industries presses for Indian Reserve land to host part of its plant. A third meeting is planned while the Indian Band awaits the new Indian Agent. The company seeks 200 acres east of the river near Umpherville, with tax and lease questions unsettled. Mayor Trager reports delays and urges fuller information since government support funds the project. The mill opening remains targeted for December 1968, but qualification of cutters and location specifics remain unresolved.

Pas Churchill Saskatchewan River CNR Umpherville Trager Manitoba

Editorial Calls Out Local MLA On Three Pas Issues

The Pas residents face three major concerns tied to Churchill Forest Industries land deals with The Pas Indian Band a Saskatchewan River bridge project and grants in lieu of taxes on government property The editorial faults MLA Hon Jack Carroll for not clarifying policy or actions It notes Winnipeg mediation and Manitoba Urban Association discussions as avenues for the town to press its case

Churchill Pas Indian Affairs Branch Canada Manitoba Churchill Forest Industries Pas Indian Band Saskatchewan River Jack Carroll Carroll Winnipeg Manitoba Urban Association Portage la Prairie the Pas Department of Welfare

Replacement on The Pas Town Planning Commission

The Town of The Pas seeks a new member for the Town Planning Commission after discovering that current appointee Odie Moran is not a local property holder and thus ineligible. Moran had been named to the commission a few months earlier.

The Pas Town Planning Commission Odie Moran Moran Commission

Moose Hunting with Aircraft sparks conservation debate

The article in Canadian Aircraft Operator discusses moose hunting with aircraft and its regulatory and ethical implications. Tom Lamb argues for large northside sanctuaries to protect wildlife from aircraft and other modern hazards, warning humans threaten forests, fish, ducks, and moose. He presses the government to consider limited Musk ox and polar bear hunts, signaling ongoing policy disputes.

U.S Ontario Tom Lamb Lamb Mr. Lamb Arthur Laing Northern de

Lions Blind Canvass Starts This Week

The Pas Lions begin their annual Blind Canvass with local contributions routed through the CNIB Winnipeg office. Last year The Pas residents and businesses gave about 650 dollars, a record for the club’s fundraising. The drive is the first fall project of The Pas Lions since resuming the 1967-68 season under president Stu Corbett.

Yas Lions Canadian National Institute For the Blind Winnipeg Pas Pas Lion Pas Lions Stu Corbett

My Fair Lady to Headline Trappers Festival Stage Show

Festival chairman Bill Moffat announced the 1968 Trappers Festival stage show will mix Winnipeg and local talent. The Internationals from Winnipeg's International Inn will present a capsule version of My Fair Lady, with a possible Oliver extracts by Cliff Gardner depending on cast. Gardner, who played Fagin in Winnipeg Rainbow Stage, would mark his third straight Trappers Festival appearance, with the show likely in the new high school auditorium if School Board permits.

Winnipeg Bill Moffat International Inn Moffat Cliff Gardner Oliver Gardner Fagin Rainbow Mr. Gardner

Teachers from Africa and Greece join Opasquia School staff

The Pas welcomes three new instructors to Opasquia School. Charles Major from Capetown, South Africa, joins as part of the teaching staff with a background in psychology and international schooling. Athena Cheropoulos and Evangelos Cheropoulos, both born in Greece, bring science and language expertise from Athens and Canada teaching assignments.

Pas Opasquia School Charles Major Capetown South Africa Cheropoulos Athens Greece Major Wesley Training College Swaziland Scotland Craigie College Jordan Hill College Glasgow British Psychological Institute Mr. Majoris Athena Cheropoulos Canada Ontario Manitoba Evangelos Cheropoulos Christian Union High School English Teacher's College Royal Athenian School of Drama

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Kelsey School Board Harry Trager Occasing Telegraph Sherridan Sherridon England H.R. Hollett Lions Blind Africa United College University of Winnipeg Gordon Bell High School Opasduia
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