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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 07, 1965
Page
14
The Winton Swimming Pool released the summer schedule after July 12 registrations. Junior to senior classes offer two 2 week courses from July 12 to 23 and August 2 to 13, with beginners lifesaving and adults on full summer courses. Children under 6 may not swim in the large pool.
Work on the Pas Tennis Club courts advances with a new south fence, shale packing, weed removal, and two net sets on order. West court ready for play in a week. Membership open to all with season fees: students $2, ladies $4, men $5. Contact Fran Cameror Harold Kowalchuk or Daryl Martin for membership.
The second 9 hole Hanuwap Tournament was played Saturday July 3. Gwen Catterall won low score and Neil Popika took high score. Jeanette Bernstrom won low hidden hole and Pat Moreton took high hidden hole. An August event is planned with details to follow.
The entrant follows a schedule set by a rally planner to reach check points on time. The planner, a club member, prepares the route and times two or three times for the rally. The first car to The Pas showed a lead of 10 3/4 seconds behind schedule, with following cars faring similarly. It was all in fun yet serious for the club, marking their first northern Manitoba trip.
The river was moving west to east at The Pas on Monday morning with no danger sighted. Officials noted concern from last week’s heavy rains in the west and potential impact locally. Squaw Rapids reportedly held back some water while reports of Sas Keram water overflow could not be substantiated on the Manitoba side.
The commission proposes a Churchill riding based on 10 899 population per constituency with one percent leeway. The southern boundary extends from the Ontario border to Clements Point Lake Winnipeg eastern shore then across the lake to Hecla Island and north of River ton before sweeping to Lake Manitoba and Swan River, finally reaching the Saskatchewan border. The judge noted the area is homogeneous, dominated by moose forestry fishing and trapping.
Fifty five members of the Winnipeg Sports Car Club arrived in The Pas after a near 600 mile overnight drive from Winnipeg. The group, hosted by John Heubert, stopped for breakfast during a rally that continues toward Bakers Narrows for Trout Festival celebrations. Twenty two cars participated. one broke down and another went astray into Saskatchewan.
A promotional effort directed a mailing piece through The Pas post office concerning C.S.T. The organizer plans personal contacts in the area. Readers who have not received their mailing can inquire at the post office.
The Pas was placed before the cabinet as a real problem. Mayor Trager said Premier Roblin promised serious consideration of the matter.
Mayor Harry Trager said The Pas brief on unified Manitoba power rates was well received by Premier Duff Roblin and cabinet members. The brief was handed to the Cabinet last week in Flin Flon with Bill Chapman presenting on behalf of the Cha-
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