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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 21, 1967
Page
1
The Pas uses 1958 meters with 50 percent revenue payments. A balance of 6166.65 remained as of January. Revenue this year totals 267.55 plus 25 in violations for April and May. Half revenue reduces the balance, leaving about 130 to pay and 155 gross profit. Annual meter wage costs reach 2400 for checking and collection.
Judge Donald A. Ross of the County Court was honored by the Northern Manitoba Bar in Flin Flon before his retirement. A Flin Flon resident for 15 years since his Pas practice in 1929, he served as Crown Prosecutor before joining The Bench. The Rosses will move from Dauphin to Winnipeg, with Mr Evans Premachuk presenting on behalf of the Bar.
A local centennial celebration encounter sees decorations vanish with reports ranging from $100 to $200 in value. Residents seek clues as authorities investigate missing festive items amid ongoing inquiries.
A planned organizational meeting for a 4 H Pony Club in The Pas is set for Monday June 26 at 8 00 p m at Matt Campbell's. Prospective members and parents should attend. Centennial decorations in The Pas have been stolen with 24 shields and 48 flags missing from Fischer Edwards streets and Devon Park.
Don Mychka with wife and four children takes charge of the Star-Lite Drive In Theatre south of town and will reside year round in The Pas after moving from Dauphin. He previously worked six years at Robinson Stores and this is his first movie venture.
The Town of The Pas booked a modern filter system after a supplier visit. Equipment will depart Toronto on June 27 and two days are needed for installation. The pool is expected to reopen in the first week of July with total costs near five thousand dollars, though the filter adds about a thousand dollars to the estimate.
The Kelsey Recreation Commission announces swimming lessons at the Win ton Pool starting Monday July 3 with two instructional periods. Period one runs July 3–July 21 and period two July 31–August 18. Classes meet Monday through Friday from 9:00 to 9:30 for Intermediate and Beginner A, 9:45 to 10:15 for Junior and Beginner B, and 10:30 to 11:00 for Minnows.
RCMP say a 1967 Parisienne driven by Mervin Marchenski failed to stop at No 10 highway and Clearwat er Lake road. The cart overturned in a ditch and was a total loss. Marchenski treated for eye glass. passengers Jim Houghton with lacerations shock and a broken arm. Jeanette McDonald and Shannon Hunt from Swan River attended the Vocational School. One girl had a back injury and another general abrasions.
Two sisters aged 10 and 9 from The Pas were found drowned in a dugout north of the Vocational School last Saturday morning. The victims are Shirley and Sharon Nelson, daughters of Clifton and the late Mrs Nelson, 222 Crossley Avenue. The dugout lies about 300 yards north of the school on Town of The Pas property slated for Centennial Park development. The pit was one of three borrow pits used to build the park site, with two filled and work continuing on the third as fill became available.
Graduates of Margaret Barbour Collegiate Institute entering the Faculty of Education are invited to apply for a $250 Manitoba Teachers Society bursary offered by the local branch. The sum aids a year of teacher training. Applicants should write to Mr. G. Smith, Box 237, The Pas, Manitoba.
TransAir targets February 1968 to introduce turbo jet F277B aircraft on the northern Manitoba route from The Pas toward Flin Flon. A new hangar and modernization will cost about 20 million dollars with U S interests providing financial backing. The 56 seat airliner was announced by President M P Martyn after a Flin Flon Chamber of Commerce meeting.
The Kelsey School Division will oversee teaching of retarded children in the local area starting September. Marion M. Pinulta of The Pas Association for Retarded Children announced the change, noting the group has operated since 1962 with grants from health and welfare departments and local towns.
The Pas hosted two days of fun welcoming the Centen nial Canoe Voyageurs to Manitoba. Despite poor race official communication the event sold out all food concessions by 8 30 pm Wednesday and drew a festive crowd along the Saskatchewan River.
The Star-Lite Drive In Theatre suffered a break and entry between 4 and 7 pm last week. Manager Don Mychka found $60 in confectionery and small change missing. RCMP reported a likely suspect, a 16 year old local youth, later apprehended in Toronto.
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