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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 08, 1973
Page
3
At an emergency meeting Pam Forbes reports a newly formed student council with minimal backing from the student body. Only about forty of several hundred students engage, and pleas for council assistance go unheard.
The student body frets over problems and a split between complaint and action. Sheila Leonard’s Fur Queen campaign has only limited help while a few push to dissolve the student council. The council seeks better communication and plans a newsheet and morning announcements to boost support.
The Pas hosts its first sanctioned race of the 1972 73 circuit on January 27 28 with clear sun on Sunday after a cool windy Saturday. Snowmobile drivers from Thompson Flin Flon Cranberry Swan River and Minitonas compete in cross country and track events with Bob Keyser of The Pas winning overall in the 35 mile cross country.
HUSKIES and Hunters Fritzshaw earned majors in the second period for fighting. The Blues led 3-1 and 8-4 at times in this free flowing game. Sunday brought Porcupine Plains Blues to town as The Pas Blues snapped their 15 game winning streak in a tightly played contest that drew 414 fans.
Keewatin Community College reports busy weeks with courses like Industrial Mechanics and BTSD finished and new offerings in Stenography BTSD I and Dental assistants upcoming. A January 24 event showcased Assiniboine College Brandon teachers, a Fur Queen banquet for Jackie Lenderbeck, and a February 10 11 badminton and curling match in The Pas featuring Keewatin Red River Assiniboine colleges for Four West Conference selection in Vancouver. Public invited to watch sports at KCC gym and curling rink. Jackie promotes ticket sales at Red River College Winnipeg.
Porcupine Plains jumped to a 3-0 lead and held a 5-1 advantage after two periods. The Blues rallied in the third but fell by one goal as Porcupine Plains won 5-4. Scorers: Holowachuk Bieski Lutz Eldon Lutz Schekk for Porcupine Plains. Ron Constant Alex Constant Tommy Sinclair Norman Michel for the Blues. The game had six penalties, four on the Blues, and Hudson Bay’s possible appearance loomed for tonight’s league commitment.
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