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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 14, 1965
Page
7
The full production will be presented without advance sale of tickets. Admission at the door for the afternoon is $1.00 for adults and 50 cents for children. Evening price is a straight $1.90. The theme is Music for Spring featuring tunes from comedy to negro spirituals. An intermission is planned with a continued dedication.
The president of Keystone Fisheries Ltd., G F Jonasson, received an award and citation for expanding Manitoba whitefish markets. Keystone operates in Winnipeg and The Pas, with exports reaching Germany, France, the Netherlands and Denmark. A Manitoba government dinner in Winnipeg honored ten exporters before about 500 business executives.
Mayor Harry Trager spoke at the Huskie Hockey Club wind up banquet and urged hiring a full time recreational director next year at no extra cost to taxpayers. He noted the town will hire a University student this year and stressed clean sport for youth.
Area wide participation sought as The Pas Area eyes a single new skating arena in Halcrow Lake area. Committee studies designs and costs near 100000, with artificial ice dependent on town and community support. Possible sale of the existing arena land and salvage from its structure may offset costs.
A 1965 mill rate of 69 is forecast for The Pas, down three mills from last year. The Town Council finished budget meetings, the School Board finalized its budget, and the school budget moves to Council for approval with no notable increase expected.
The Pas Rotary Club presented Lt. Haugheson of the Salvation Army with a 175 donation to buy uniforms for the 22 member Salvation Army Youth Band now rehearsing in The Pas. The group plans a May public appearance at a local Salvation Centennial Music Festival.
Retail stores in The Pas will stay open until 9 p.m. this Thursday as Friday is a holiday. The by law allows late Thursday openings when Friday is a holiday, with stores closed all day Friday for Good Friday.
The Pas Herald reports a letter from Vangi Aarhus of Sherwood North Dakota seeking a complete report on the iceworm said to thrive in northern ice. The newspaper plans to forward a copy of the Iceworm song and notes Aarhus's address for any further light on the subject.
The Pas Huskie Hockey Club held its annual wind-up with a dinner and dance. Club President Mac Profit presents an engraved trophy to Coach Goldy Goldstrand after three straight CRWHL titles. Players and staff receive Huskie Booster Club jackets. Red Armstrong receives his jacket from Marg Shewchuk.
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