Bean Supper Thanks From The Pas Group Committee
The Pas Group Committee expresses gratitude to all who helped make the Bean Supper a success, especially those who donated pies and the Guides for serving.
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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 07, 1962
Page
8
The Pas Group Committee expresses gratitude to all who helped make the Bean Supper a success, especially those who donated pies and the Guides for serving.
A detailed recap of Sunday through Tuesday bowling results listing standings by player with W-L records, and noting top performances in High Single and High Triple for ladies and gents, plus team High Single and Triple tallies. Named players include Richards Madden and Hill among others, with multiple leagues across Monday to Friday.
The first annual meeting of conservation officers for the Northwestern Region VII of the Renewable Resources department ran February 27 to March 1 at the Legion Hall. Topics covered fire detection and suppression, game branch activities, fisheries, and timber sales records.
Tigers star Len Campbell tallied all five markers as the team drew a large home crowd. The game faced a late start due to a referee issue and lacked game programs. Officials Vern Bernstrom and Ronald Lauze handed out eleven penalties including several misconducts to Kinistino players and Fred Saskamoose. Doug White of the Huskies received a five minute major for a deliberate attempt to injure.
In a Kinistino game, Tigers player Alan Hunter was struck over the head, referee issued a major penalty plus a match misconduct and ejected White. White apologized to Hunter and the Kinistino club. case pending before CRWHL president Felix Wolfe.
The Monarch Lumber Co sponsored Second event where Jack Fisher defeated Don Fisher 9-7 with George Lalonde Gordon Coombs and Johnny South throwing for Jack. Garry Thode of Hudson Bay Saskatchewan won Northern Mail No.3 by 7-5 over Vern Alm and claimed the Grand Aggregate with 7 wins and 1 loss after playoff victories. Len Engen led Cambrian Hotel match 6-4 over Howatt rink, joined by Ed and Wolfe brothers. Alm’s squad included Nicholson Linnen and Stroece. Stewart Corbett earned biggest end prize for a 7 ender against Al McKellar.
Local readers express worry that recent wage boosts for Canadian fur dressing and dyeing workers, described as the steepest in the industry, may not be passed to consumers. Instead manufacturers could keep prices steady, squeezing trappers through lower raw fur payments and potentially reducing trap line activity.
One of the first games opened the event and a large stay for all participating rinks on Saturday was declared a rousing success, reflecting the overall success of the bonspiel.
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