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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 14, 1967
Page
11
Rumors swirl about a bank robbery with talk of money found next door and two men arrested. Guns reportedly uncovered. the writer plans to inspect an attic for the $6,500, promising a Crete postcard if it remains.
A council briefing noted the outfield was deplorably worn and the infield required buildup. A school survey showed 273 boys and 186 girls interested in baseball this summer. Twenty two teams will be formed. ten for boys and twelve for girls.
Council asks Baetch to draft a detailed budget and considers applying for a physical fitness grant. Welfare accounts list May totals of 414.20 owed to the Province and 287.15 to The Town. A dog catcher bill of 120 and 60 to a medical clinic are approved. A by law funds water main extension from Gordon Avenue to 14th Street.
Magistrate Macphee found the hotel negligent for not verifying a patron’s age in the beverage room where a man appeared under 21 and a woman, later found intoxicated in a public place, was readmitted to use washroom facilities. The charge of selling liquor to a minor was dismissed.
Wilfred Whelton and Neil Morrin received six months in jail each after resisting arrest at Edwards Avenue street fight. Magistrate Neil Macphee dismissed a careless driving charge against Wilfred Zimmer who defended himself in court claiming he did not know he crossed the corner. The constable testified Zimmer slid his car at 2:25 AM and crossed the white line after the stop sign.
The Past Mayor Harry Trager delivered two fur ties to Angus Ogilvy at his Winnipeg hotel after fittings failed at the Centennial Banquet. The first two ties broke their clips, prompting a third dispatch and a personal delivery at 2:00 AM. Ogilvy, a fisherman, received the ties amid a tense, late-night exchange.
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