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Newspaper

Pas Herald

Location

The Pas, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jun 28, 1967

Page

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Devon Park is Off Limits for Recreation Complex

Councilor Vern Bernstrom reported a meeting with Bishop Norris of the Anglican Church about Devon Park. The church imposes a perpetual park covenant and rejected an easement, as stated in a vestry resolution.

Devon Park Vern Bernstrom Norris Anglican Church Christ Church

Council Considers October Bridge Referendum Over Saskatchewan Crossing

Town Council weighs a October referendum on where to place the Saskatchewan River bridge at The Pas. A vote would not affect construction start, which remains delayed beyond this year. The Pas Reserve reportedly rejects the north bank approach adjacent to Edwards Avenue. The Band previously demanded a public meeting to vote on the bridge, but none has occurred.

Saskatchewan River Theas Pas Edwards Avenue Pas Band Council

Beef Barbecue Set For August 3rd

The Pas and District Exhibition Association plans a large old time pit beef barbecue on August 3 during The Past Centennial Celebrations. 600 servings will be catered? No, 1 600 servings. Tickets go on sale soon amid a civic holiday and nearby Centennial Caravan.

Pas and District Exhibition Association Kelsey Trail Riding Club

Fall School Enrollment Now Above Estimate

The Last School Board meeting discussed adding a Grade X Occupational Entrance Course class. Thirty-one students are currently available, including fourteen Indian and seventeen local pupils, with enrollment to vary by summer and fall. The district plans 64 classes next term but only 62 rooms, prompting use of Mary Duncan School for four extra classes and retarded classes. Four teaching contracts are out, and Mike Melko may be appointed supervisory head caretaker to oversee the new facilities.

Allan Watson

Centennial Parade Plans Sent To Local Groups

George Palmer, parade chairman, sent letters to local groups and businesses detailing the Centennial parade for August. The parade, set for Thursday morning August 3, aims to match or exceed the 1962 Pasqua Golden Anniversary display, asking entries or notices of no entry to plan crowd and marshal support. A second item notes the Royal Canadian Legion Branch Cumberland House filed a strong protest with the Free Press.

George Palmer Royal Canadian Legion Cumberland House Free Press Win

Canadian Forces Centennial Caravan Visits The Pas

The Canadian Forces Centenn ial Caravan arrives in The Pas on Friday June 30 at the government public works garage foot of Third Street from 8 to 9 pm. It features three open displays and two van enclosures with 18 boards showing Vimy Ridge Dieppe UN missions and Manitoba military heroes. Navy displays include a 15-foot HMCS St Laurent model and diving gear. Army shows a Honest John missile. Air Force a jet engine cutaway and a T 33 cockpit. Children can sit in a T 88 cockpit listen to radio chatter. one van recalls 1885 with artifacts and an actual Victoria Cross. Other exhibits include a CF 104 Starfighter and HMCS Bonaventure models, a three-inch gun, a mult i screen slide show, and a fireworks finale with paper medals for kids.

Canadian Forces Pas Goverrnment Public Works Third Street Vimy Ridge Dieppe Landing Manitoba Navy HMCS Maniitobans Hmcs Bonaventure

Urban Study Proposes Bridge Site At The Pas

The Manitoba Highways Branch considers five bridge sites for The Pas with Edwards Avenue favored as the least costly option. A government official notes a failure to consult the Indian Band Council on The Pas Reserve. Council will decide. details discussed February 18 with Walter Weir.

Walter Weir Edwards Avenue Highways Branch Manitoba Pas Weir Edwards Ave Indian Band Council Pas Reserve

The Pas Huskies pledge for new recreation complex funds

The Pas Huskies added 1500 toward a new recreation complex in The Pas bringing total pledges to 2500 for a skating and curling arena. The Town will fund pool improvements while Rotary Kinsmen and club sponsors support the swimming pool deficit financing for this summer. Over 10000 is now earmarked for the complex.

Huskies Pas Huskies Pas Winton Rotary and Kinsmen Kelsey Recreation Commission

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