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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 22, 1967
Page
26
Stewart places fourth as Eleanor Reitle of Flin Flon takes the Jack Johnson Event with Edna Hay Rosalind Noa and Amy Kittle nearby. Bev Donald's son’s rink finishes second, Bernice Monson of Flin Flon third, Jean Peden of Thompson fourth. Grant's Meat Market Event sees Glenda Marlatt win, with Swede Grant Joe Dunlop Betty Grundy Mavis Jones in view. Helen Alm’s rink finishes second with Ruth McConnell of Flin Flon trailing.
The Pas is entered in the B group with first game on the 29th against Tabor Alberta. Each group crowns a winner and four group winners meet in a championship playoff. Any team losing its first game drops to Consolation. Ida Grant finishes third, Marg Curtis wins Big End prize, Ethel Armstrong leads First rink out Thompson All Stars. The Pas expenses are funded by the local Minor Hockey Association after a season drive.
Contained letters from government offices to The Pas readers. New postmaster Joe Saboraki leaves for Flin Flon. Don Craig to replace him. A lighthearted school comment about progress reports and a note on Moccasin Flats Advanced Institute of Learning opening and future growth. The author describes ice preparation at Clarke Lake and a winding trip to Wabowden, longing for a warm bed in The Pas.
A veteran narrator recalls a grueling winter sequence. Saws six feet long chop ice blocks while Ski-Doo hauls each load up a brushy hill to an ice house. He trims spruce boughs, then splits his pants after a heavy lift, continuing amid sore muscles and cold.
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