24 Jan 1962
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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 24, 1962
Page
1
The Canadian Amateur Hockey Association celebrates Minor Hockey Week with Young Canada night events nationwide. The Pas Huskies sponsor a Saturday program at 7:30 featuring three games and minor hockey all-star lineups from The Pas area.
The Kinsmen Senior Citizens Housing Committee seeks architects and land in the downtown area to build a proposed Senior Citizens Residence. Twelve double self contained units are planned with future enlargement facilities. Interested seniors should contact Bill Moffat at Post Office Box 1205, The Pas.
The Attorney General’s letter to The Pas town council urges action on taxi licensing after twelve people were convicted for illegal liquor sales. Council released the letter to the press and refused several licenses including Roland Francoeur, Henry Martin, Walter Skulmoski, Lloyd Brimacombe, and Robert Banhegg. The note discusses suspending or regulating taxi operators convicted of sale offenses and license numbers. The council also received taxi operator licenses at the meeting.
A week of prayer sponsored by The Pas Minister Association begins this evening at Westminster United Church. All services start at 7 30 p m and run through to January 29. The series concludes January 30 with the film The Unfinished Task.
The Civil Employees Union will press wage demands in negotiations for a new two year contract with the town. Some rank and file members oppose higher pay now arguing it could raise the mill rate, seeking only minor adjustments for stenographic staff in town offices.
Ottawa Mayor shows interest after a festival souvenir is presented. The note mentions Charlotte Witton invited to Trappers festival. Uncertain text suggests she may attend.
The Arts and Drama Festival set for this year reports a record number of entries across categories. The event will feature the Grand Cr try, ace plays, dancing entries, and numerous entries in Spoken Poetry and Choral Reading.
The Indian Affairs Department favors a proposal from the Kelsey School District for full integration of Troian students. The plan aims to merge Troian students into district schools, aligning with broader education equity goals.
The Town Planning Commission under chair Neil Macphee asks the Council how it will rectify the Texaco service station project at First and Edwards. It says the proposal with five foot clearance instead of 26 endangers residents and must be advertised locally and in the Manitoba Gazette to allow objections before final ministerial approval.
Two political rallies are scheduled for tomorrow evening in Pas, Ukrainian Labor Temple. Sam Goodman will address a public meeting on the aims and objectives of the New Democratic Party.
A damaged OCR fragment references individuals and locations, lacking clear action or date. The readable bits hint at a local matter but do not establish who is involved, what occurred, or when.
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