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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 26, 1962
Page
19
A new rule effective October 1 requires licensed beer parlours beverage rooms and hotel vendors to stock at least one lager brand from each of six Manitoba breweries in specific package sizes. Hotels must offer all 24 brands across three formats while menus and brand lists publicize choices. Restaurants and clubs are exempt.
Winnipeg community development officer to be appointed in Thompson with cooperative support from the federal Indian Affairs department to aid Indian and Metis workers. A province wide conference will invite employers to discuss absorption of 1000 to 1500 Indians and Metis into Manitoba's workforce annually.
Residents will vote in a referendum to decide whether to continue development on the current site or establish a new non modern town in a subdivision three miles away.
Magistrate Neil Macphee of The Pas dismissed charges against Byron Sheppard William Sheppard and Gerald Dubois in a case where fisheries officers alleged dynamite was used to kill fish at Wekusko Falls on July 29. Evidence included fish fillets from Barbara Emersons home and unguarded exhibits. The magistrate noted lack of dynamite in defendants possession and questioned conservation officers training. If proven guilty a severe penalty would apply.
Two men appeared before Magistrate Neil Macphee and pleaded guilty to break in and entering Gateway Drugs and Fishman's. Missing about $365 worth of items, including clothing, was reported with most recovered. Police also linked entries to Eaton's Office and Marshall Wells. Suspects were arrested within hours near the Carrot River after patrol discovery. Hydro issues interrupted power and a kite safety warning followed. CBC technicians restored service overnight. Nomination notices and council terms discussed for local election.
Thompson Indians press for work with INCO in Manitoba after a vigil near Burntwood River. Premier Roblin orders rapid inquiry, officials from federal and provincial governments and INCO to meet in Winnipeg to seek training and employment solutions for Nelson House and Split Lake communities.
The text notes an intent to organize northern settlements and bring their situation to public attention again, stressing collective action and the necessity of self organization to pursue their goals. The passage emphasizes solidarity, coordination, and informing the public about their needs and actions.
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