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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 26, 1962
Page
5
A new rule effective October 1 requires hotel vendors in Manitoba to stock at least one lager from each of six breweries in three package sizes. Signs will display beer bottle labels to show available brands, aiming for a wide selection of about 24 brands. Restaurants and private clubs are exempt.
Winnipeg reports that a Community Development Officer will be appointed in Thompson to assist Indian and Metis workers with adjustments to community life. The position is the result of cooperation between Manitoba and federal Indian Affairs departments following talks on employment. A province wide conference will be called to address Indian and Metis employment issues with employers across Manitoba. Churchill residents will vote by referendum on continuing development at the current site or pursuing a modern town.
Three mine workers Byron Sheppard William Sheppard and Gerald Dubois had charges of killing fish with explosives dismissed by Magistrate Neil Macphee The Pas The Fisheries Branch investigation showed no dynamite in their possession and conservation officers noted the incident at Wekusko Falls late February The magistrate noted procedural safeguards and stated if guilt proved a jail term would be warranted though he allowed the charges to be dismissed despite strong doubts about the act
Two men pleaded guilty to break-ins over the weekend at Gateway Drugs and Fishmen's, with about 15 dollars and 350 dollars in clothing taken respectively. RCMP found most items. other suspected entries to Eator's Order Office and Marshall Wells Store are noted. Police captured suspects near the Carrot River after the incidents. A Hydro spokesman warned kite flyers against flying near power lines citing 4000 volt hazards.
Fragmentary text cites councillors Hath Toe Verville Morris and Didur in a year’s context. No clear event or outcome is readable. Prompt lacks concrete details to form a full item with date, place, or action.
Indians from Nelson House and Spit Lake settlements staged vigils in Thompson seeking training and work as Manitoba and federal officials met with Chief Gilbert McDonald to push for orderly employment. Premier Roblin ordered rapid inquiries by provincial officials, while INCO and Indian Affairs faced pressure to place suitable families and expand training rather than handouts.
A damaged OCR fragment discusses recognition and potential solutions among northern settlements. The text references "our tion 1 dho mneaan" and remains unclear, with no definite names, dates, or events. Further context is needed to identify the subjects or outcomes.
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