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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 04, 1963
Page
1
The Pas Herald page four lists the first Kingo game numbers 1001 to 1400 for this week. Proceeds go to the Senior Citizens Housing project via The Pas Kinsmen Club. Cards must be purchased before Tuesday noon now, with a weekly prize of 25 dollars.
The Pas Lions Club will hold their Charter Night on Saturday December 7 in Guy Hall. Guest speaker Dr. Guy Marcoux MP for Quebec will address issues facing Quebec and is noted as a Social Credit Party member aligned with the Thompson faction.
Clearwater Lake facilities and tourism sites were criticized at the Chamber of Commerce Dinner. The incoming executive was urged to press the Government to improve access and develop roads to new cabin sites. Officials argued that lots are filling faster than roads are built.
Sid Wilton was re-elected president of the Chamber of Commerce for a one year term. Directors chosen include Wilf Bigelow, Eric Wadelius, Si Anthony, Charlie Smith, Steve Novak, Orville Gareau, Marcel Frechette, Bert Wagner, Bob Seidel, Henry Hansen, and Roy Vickery for two year terms. The report praised the secretary treasurer Jack Graham and noted Town greetings from Mayor Harry Trager.
Louise Reitlo is this year’s Curling Club candidate at The Pas for the Trappers’ Festival Fur Queen. Her official title Miss Artificial Ice signals the club’s aim to raise funds for artificial ice. Born January 6, 1924 in Preeceville Saskatchewan, she now lives in The Pas after moving from Vancouver in 1960.
John A Campbell QC longtime northern Manitoba advocate died in Brandon on November 26 at age 91 born in Clinton Ontario in 1872. Funeral held December 2 at Westminster United Church Winnipeg officiated by Rev F W Armstrong and Rev Renee. Campbell served as MP for Nelson Churchill era and championed Hudson Bay Railway and Port Churchill development.
Hon. Stewart K. McLean announces December 23 as a school holiday under the Public Schools Act. Christmas holidays begin after December 20. schools may close January 3 and still meet 200 teaching days in 1964, subject to local district boards decision.
Ten briefs were presented Monday evening to a joint meeting of the Town Council and Indian Bank Council forming a special committee to study Edwards Avenue and nearby areas. Most briefs came from church organizations and clergy with some private input. Suggestions centered on curbing liquor sale hours and reducing loitering, plus a reserve proposal for phone access and a bus to transport Indian residents.
Father Malloy of Notre Dame College Wilcox Saskatchewan spoke at The Pas Chamber of Commerce dinner substituting for Father Murray. He defined biculturalism and argued sport is a third path to Canadian culture alongside humanities and sciences, aiding individual participation.
The candidate outlines future education goals and university plans. She intends to visit all northern settlements during the Festival Queen campaign. Her mother works with the Indian and Northern Health Services, and her brother Stanley is principal of the Moose Lake School.
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