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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 03, 1964
Page
24
Local patrols from area schools were invited to a free flight over the region in Lamb pontoon aircraft. The event, sponsored by the Kinsmen Club and aided by Lamb Airways Limited and Kelsey Bus Lines, honored their safe record and used a bus to transport boys to the Grace Lake dock.
The Pas Herald begins monthly publication of a temperature chart based on The Pas Airport readings for maximum and minimum temperatures in May. The chart will be published each month going forward.
Cal Gibson chairman of the Kelsey School Division told The Pas Collegiate Institute students to avoid wasting time. He listed nine time-wasting habits and urged positive thinking, honesty, constructive criticism, and personal effort to improve. He warned against resentment jealousy carelessness self pity and intolerance as major barriers to using time wisely.
Mr. Gibson cautions that fear can clutter thinking and undermine daily life while healthy fear protects family welfare. He warns anger harms judgment and relationships, then congratulates students who earned awards and thanks the teaching staff for their work this term.
Secretary Mrs A Grant and a long list of festival officers attended with roles including treasurer librarian publicity syllabus and program. Mr William Sennickson of Flin Flon gave an engaging talk with ideas for improving festivals.
Advertisers and readers in The Pas align on the Pac HFDAIN theme asserting market support and community interest. The column notes a shared outlook on promotional priorities and reader engagement driven by local business partnerships.
A brief notes report from TPCI on a successful Closing Exercises event held Friday May 29. Congratulations to Brian Murphy and the Social Committee for their work and thanks to Huskie Confectionery for balloons and 10A girls for the pink flowers. The final Student Council meeting adjourned with reports and recommendations for next year by convenors, led by Ron Rice.
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