Teen Band Contest Sees Two Finalists Battle Stage
The long awaited contest night features two bands, Reactio led by Paul Seidel and The Last Hour led by Dennis Pasiowetz, as adjudicators assess the performances.
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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 05, 1968
Page
27
The long awaited contest night features two bands, Reactio led by Paul Seidel and The Last Hour led by Dennis Pasiowetz, as adjudicators assess the performances.
Don Simpson of Opasquia Elementary praises The Reactions and The Last Hour for strong performances at the fundraiser in The Pas. Prizes funded by attendees fell short by $7.85, prompting appeals to reunite support and charity begins at home. Churchill Forest Industries confirms Montreal Trust acting for unknown buyers in Even tide property plans to house workers.
Eventide continues as boarding house but town planning committee blocks re zoning. Council mandates phased shutdown of boarding house operations by a set deadline.
A Manitoba bill sets terms for electoral boundary redistribution. It calls for retriangulation this year and every ten years, using an average constituency population from province total divided by 57. Rural ridings may fall 25 percent below and urban areas 25 percent above the average. The Pas Riding likely changes significantly as the boundaries commission weighs population similarities, interests, communications, and geography.
The document describes aiming to include whole areas of municipalities in the same electoral division where feasible. It states the commission comprises the chief electoral officer, the chief justice of Manitoba, and the president of the University of Manitoba. Redistribution last occurred in 1957. Mail Social News to Box 1738 The HERALD.
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