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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 19, 1963
Page
1
The Lions Club considers taking over pool operations with local clubs while checks show needed repairs. A preliminary site survey notes building and pool repairs, scattered chlorinator filters, window damage, and interior damage. If legal steps finish, aim is to open near July 1.
About 3000 people attended the opening of the Flin Flon Trout Derby at Cranberry Portage last Saturday. Festivities featured morning events, two dances, boat and kart races, tournaments in hardball softball and soccer, plus a beauty contest. Reserve 11 won the soccer final after two overtimes, and Mayor Stephen Juba opened the derby. The largest trout winner received a trophy and 1000 dollars.
The Pas Herald wired CBC at Winnipeg asking why The Pas station aired repeated programs. No reply arrived by phone telegram or airmail through late Tuesday afternoon. The concern followed Monday morning’s second repeat program of Bonanza and a preview of a third repeat planned for next Sunday.
Three people travel from The Pas to Winnipeg to represent The Pas at the Red River Exhibition. Mrs. Joe Jebb Mrs. Ernie Jebb and Gordon Brown oversee the Friendship Center display titled Live it up in Manitoba featuring the Trappers Festival Trout Festival Swan River Rodeo and Fair.
The Pas Kinsmen Club aims to cut costs for a 12 unit Senior Citizens Housing project with local support from organizations and donors. Officials met with Minister Jack Carroll and Deputy Minister K O McKenzie to discuss a Manitoba grant and preliminary estimates total about 110 103 dollars, about 20 000 over expectations. Architects will meet tomorrow to discuss cost cutting and possible plan alterations. If bids are sought, local contractors are hoped but outside bidders may be needed given the preliminary figure.
The Sun Set Six, known locally as the Loewen Orchestra, will release their first long play LP nationally on July 2 under a three year contract with London Records. The LP features original selections and will also be issued in sheet music by Banff Music Publishing Co. of Halifax. The band must record at least one more original LP and one single during the contract.
The board urges all children eligible for public school this fall to register by Friday. Delays risk starting classes late this September due to crowded facilities. Staggered lower elementary classes may occur until new schools open, with hopes to end after December. The Kelsey site gigom school is expected ready by then.
Northern Petroleum and the Saskatchewan Truckers Association opposed the original pipeline plan fearing closure of the Kamsack refinery. The board asked for written arguments by June 14 after rejecting a two month adjournment. Kamsack officials urged routing the line through their town as finance arrangements for the project faced timing concerns. The route would run Regina to Yorkton with terminals at Benito and a northern Manitoba terminal at The Pas.
The Pas Cubs of Westminster United presented flyers and donated their earnings to Ron Rice, Queen Scout, to fund his attendance at the World Scout Jamboree in Greece this August. Bruce Perry led the presentation with Jack Stevens assisting, as Alf Ca Ron supports the Kilted Scout Troop sponsored by the Legion.
Bud Simpson asks Trade Minister Mitchell Sharp to speed a National Energy Board ruling on Cochin Pipe Lines Calgary proposal for a Regina to The Pas products pipeline. NEB set June 14 for written arguments amid opposition from Northern Petroleum Kamsack the Saskatoon Truckers Association The Pas town and The Pas Chamber of Commerce.
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