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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 10, 1962
Page
6
The Pas school board proposes a 30 room collegiate plus six room elementary addition to replace aging facilities. A 12 room elementary project would cost about 108000 with 72000 provincial grant and aims to create a general course blending home economics and industrial arts to reduce dropouts.
The Pas and Big Eddy Reserves face complete integration of grades 1 through 12 in a second plan with Indian children from grade 7 onward already in the system. Estimated total cost is 540000 dollars. The Kelsey School Division would contribute 195412 dollars via debenture issue. Provincial Government share is 199837.50 dollars. Indian Affairs would add 144750 dollars. The program envisions a new 30composite high school.
Members of the local Friendship Council met on Monday with Hon. John Christianson Minister of Welfare and deputy K O McKenzie in The Pas. The session gave the minister a chance to learn about local Indian Metis relations issues and council activities. The group also inspected the Hudson Bay Railroad Building on First as a potential Friendship Center site.
Yorkton Saskatchewan confirms an entry for The Trappers Festival Queen contest. The candidate will be named Miss Promenadder and is sponsored by Square Dance Groups in the Yorkton district. CKOS-TV promotes attention to her campaign and the festival, and studies bringing a televised component to the event.
Visitors from Melsville Yorkton areas flood the Festival with a new Square Dance Jamboree staged in Guy Hall on opening night. The local Square Dance Club will lead the program inviting clubs from Flin Flon Snow Lake Churchill Swan River and other nearby communities to participate.
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