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Newspaper

Pas Herald

Location

The Pas, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Mar 14, 1962

Page

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Sports Banquet March 26 Supports Easter Seals in The Pas

The Pas Kinsmen Club hosts a Sportsmen's Banquet at Guy Hall on March 26 with 6 30 reception and 7 supper to benefit Easter Seals. The event features the 1961 Trappers Festival film and invites Winnipeg sports figures including Johnny Michaels of the Winnipeg Blue Bombers. Ed Cass, Jim Daly, and Terry Hind are also mentioned as possible attendees.

Pass Pas Kinsmen Club Guy Hall Winnipeg Johnny Michaels Winnipeg Blue Bombers Ed Cass Jim Daly Legion Terry Hind Winnipeg Goldeyes

300 Attend Sd's Program at Collegiate Auditorium

About 300 people attended Education Week events at Col legiate Auditorium. The program was organized jointly by the Teachers' Society and the School Board with Board Chairman Jack Berg as MC.

Teachers’ Society Jack Berg M.C

School board outlines building plan amid Education Week

Kelsey School Board chair Jack Berg warned at a public Education Week meeting that ratepayers must approve a spring building program to avoid a calamity. The plan aims to handle enrollment growth for three years, add Home Economics and Industrial Arts at Grade 7, and eliminate five annexes and substandard classrooms. The board argues without new facilities they must rent halls or use the collegiate auditorium for classes.

Berg

Ratepayer Presses For Best Education For Children

Stan Reid, a local ratepayer, spoke at last Thursday's public education meeting. He warned education costs are rising everywhere, not just in The Pas, and argued against using taxes as an excuse, saying the community wants the best for children.

Stan Reid

Successful Ice Revue Delights The Pas Club Sold Out Shows

The Pas Figure Skating Club staged a successful Ice Revue last weekend with both performances selling out. The page photo captions list skaters including Joyce McLean Mervie Rivalin Betty Ann Foulton Shirley Taylor Violet Herman Norma Sawatzky Louise Barbara Marilyn Alma Moule Carol Jimmy Moule Holly McDonald Barbara Cran Louise Moule Lindsay Palmer and note more pictures on page 12.

Pas Figure Skating Club Joyce McLean Mervie Rivalin Betty Ann Foulton Shirley Taylor Violet Herman Norma Sawatzky Moules Tor Louise Barbara Marilyn Alma Moule Carol Jimmy The Society Penguins Holly McDonald Barbara Cran Louise Moule Lindsay Palmer

Rotary Club Screened Safety Film How Do You Drive

The Rotary Club met at the United Church basement last week and featured a film titled How Do You Drive. The film was produced for the Department of National Defence and covered basic safe driving rules.

Rotary Club United Church Department of National Defence Exqunte

Canadian Aboriginal Student Integration Surpasses One Hundred Deals

Roy Carter of the Indian Affairs Branch spoke at a public education meeting stating just over 100 agreements exist in Canada to integrate Indian children into public schools. He said boards do not seek withdrawals and integration relies on mutual will from communities. He argued Cree children can benefit with proper environment and that problems do not exceed those from typical student diversification, noting the department backs feasible integration.

Canada Roy Carter Indian Affairs Branch Carter

Mayor Trager Blames High Taxes On School Funding

The Pas mayor Harry Trager told an educational meeting at the Collegiate Auditorium that real property tax is at the limit and tax payments dropped last year. He urged using current resources for a proposed school building program and recalled 1959 promises from the Consolidated School Division of Kelsey about taxpayer costs.

Harry Trager Kelsey Trager

Pat Taylor Rink Wins Closed Bonspiel

Pat Taylor's rink of Elaine Bagshaw Olg Migas and Marilyn Fiori won The Pat Ladies Closed Bonspiel with four straight wins. Melba Carter finished second Ann Lister third and Elsie McKay fourth as twenty rinks entered the event.

Pat Taylor Elaine Bagshaw Olg Migas Marilyn Fiori Taylor Melba Carter Ann Lister Elsie McKay

Marvin Hill Named Commission of One for Vacant Property

Marvin Hill was appointed a Commission of One to study vacant property in The Pas with aims to develop it. The Mayor, Harry Trager, made the appointment at a council meeting after Hill raised the issue during citizens period. Hill may recruit one or two additional members from the Chamber of Commerce. He urged using vacant blocks instead of new subdivisions, noting most lots are privately owned and taxed but not required to be built on.

Marvin Hill Pas Harry Trager Hill Chamber of Commerce

Town considers water supply options from Saskatchewan River or Clear Lake

The Town Utility Committee recommends against accepting a Water Supply Board offer that would supply water from the Saskatchewan River or Clear Lake. Proposed rates would double household water bills quarterly, so council will decide after reviewing the committee's March 9 1962 report.

Saskatchewan River Clae Lake Water Supply Board Water Board Saskatchewan Clearwater Lake Utility Committee Manitoba Supply Board

Rotary Club Seeks Former Residents for Anniversary

The Rotary Club of The Pas requests names and addresses of all former residents. They want to know when read locally and when they left, for August 24 25 26 Anniversary events. Contributions to P.O. Box 1260 or in Anniversary Boxes at local stores are welcome.

Rotary Club Pas P.O

Federal vet may visit The Pas for free rabies shots

The Pas Town Council discussed inviting a federal government veterinarian to administer free rabies inoculations if the town can show its dog situation is under control. Dr. Peter Sommerse, medical attorney director for the area, sent a letter outlining the plan, while council members expressed doubts about containment. Councillor Wilchowy noted a round-up had only seven or eight dogs found, and town officials debated pound conditions and recent dog losses.

Pas Peter Sommerse Medical Alt Wilchowy

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