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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 30, 1967
Page
32
Regulations specify that mallards must retain a wing for ID and may be field dressed with the wing attached. Unplucked wings may be removed only for immediate cooking or at the owner's residence. Violations risk fines, equipment confiscation, and one year loss of hunting rights.
Separate sealed tenders will be received by the undersigned for construction of base courses on Provincial Roads 391 and 382 in Thompson. Bids require a bid bond, plans and forms cost $5, bids due at 12 noon Winnipeg time on September 14, 1967. Plans available at The Pas or Winnipeg offices. The lowest bid not necessarily accepted.
The Pas District Council of Boy Scouts launched a Centennial Project to create a scouting camp five miles north of Pioneer Bay at Mile 25. They leased ten acres, moved a 24 by 69 foot building for a kitchen and dining hall, and cleared grounds and a road to the site. Volunteers, including 80 scouts in July, are aiding with the work, aiming to finish next spring with possible use for a Provincial Scout Jamboree and local troop camp-outs. Estimated cost ranges from $3500 to $5000, with about half funded by donations from local businesses and citizens.
A midweek electrical storm over Clearwater Lake lit the night sky in blue green and orange. Thunder crashes rattled nearby cottages though rainfall was minimal. Rumors of a murder in The Pas circulated locally but RCMP reported no murder and noted only a few unsolved assaults lingering.
Saskatoon students may miss school for up to ten days to attend Expo over the next two months, while Manitoba schools appear not to adopt the same policy. The Herald notes two films at the Trappers Festival with local screening rights. One film is Labatt sponsored and colored, the other shot by the Centennial Commission in 1966.
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