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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 30, 1967
Page
8
Regulations require each mallard’s wing remain attached during field dressing and only removable when prepared for cooking or kept at the owner’s residence. Penalties include fines, equipment confiscation, and one year loss of hunting rights.
Province of Manitoba invites tenders for constructing base courses on Provincial Roads 391 and 382 near Thompson. Bids due by 12 noon Winnipeg time September 14, 1967, with bid bond required. Plans and forms available in The Pas or Winnipeg offices for a $5 deposit per tender form. The lowest bid may not be accepted.
The Pas District Council of Boy Scouts is turning ten acres of land five miles north of Pioneer Bay into a camp site for scouts. A 24 by 49 foot building from the hospital will be moved to the site this winter to serve as kitchen storage dining and conference space. Road access is being prepared and a pier and camping grounds are cleared. Project cost is estimated at 3500 to 5000 dollars with about half raised from local donors and volunteers.
A Clearwater Lake area report recalls a spectacular electrical storm with bright bolts and thunder that lit the lake. The note also covers school board elections with farewell intentions and a reminder of mounting rumors about a murder claim, later denied by RCMP, who cite unresolved assaults instead.
Saskatoon school children may miss up to ten days for Expo visits in the next two months while Manitoba appears to withhold similar allowances. The Herald notes two films for the Trappers Festival available for local organizations through contact Doug McBride. One film is Labatt sponsored and in color, the other was shot by the Centennial Commission in 1966.
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