Strong Feelings Over Extra Constable
The town council debated adding an extra police constable at a cost over six thousand dollars per year. Councillor Bart Kobar urged the RCMP option, while Wilchow Hiatt and others opposed the expense. A study of town hired police was suggested if RCMP costs keep rising.
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Wepnamiggeetp
Em Sa
Bart Kobar
Wilchow
RCMP
Hiatt
Kathy Smith To Take Swim Tests
Kathleen Smith will travel to Brandon over Easter holidays for a month long life saving and swimming instruction course with YMCA and Royal instructors. The program leads to eligibility to instruct swimming and guard at The Pas pool. Kathleen stays as guest of Dr and Mrs Don Gemmill.
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Kathleen Smith
Clearwater Lake
Brandon
Kathleen
Gordon Harris
YMCA
Royal
Pas
Don Gemmill
Bal okey Night Set Promises Fun Event
A Saturday April 3 program in The Pas Arena features a mixed schedule by Kinsmen Elks Kinettes and Royal Purple to raise funds for the Society for Crippled Children and Adults and the Easter Seals Campaign. A broomball game between Kinsmen and Elks and a separate event by Kinettes and Royal Purple are planned.
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Pas Arena
Kinsmen and Elk's
Kinettes
Royal Purple
Society For Crippled Children and Adults
Kinsmen and Elks
Royal
Rural Manitoba team wins Reach for the Top contest in Winnipeg
Four students from Margaret Barbour Collegiate became the first rural Manitoba team to win more than two Reach for the Top competitions, defeating Rivers East 225 to 180. They advance to Winnipeg on April 2 to meet Grant Park Vincent Massey winner and possibly reach the grand finals. Their coach is Pat Claggett.
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Margaret Barbour
Winnipeg
Cama
Manitoba
Cbc-Tv
Rivers East
Grant Park
Bob Munroe
Brynne Jones
Rosalind Ridings
Aaron Berg
Pat Claggett
Claggett
Town hires Ed student for summer recreation program
The Pas will employ a first year physical education student from May 1 to September 4 at 1300 dollars to coordinate a town summer program. Council supported the plan as beneficial for youth and funded from the National Employment Office. the student will be sourced from the University of Manitoba. Parking meters resume April 1 and three town employees receive a 7.50 monthly vehicle allowance.
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The
Pas
Ihru
National Employment Office
University of Manitoba
Kin Announce Plans For Easter Seal Campaign
Kin announce a door to door Easter Seal canvass in The Pas. The campaign targets April 1 with letters mailed to every householder urging donations to support rehabilitation for 33 local children. If unavailable, contributions may be mailed to The Pas Kinsmen Club Box 1205. businesses will be canvassed April 2 and 3.
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Kin
Pas
Society For Crippled Children and Adults
Manitoba
The
Elk’s
Swim Course Offered Here This Summer
The Passions Club sponsors a local swimming pool course for instructors. If enough candidates apply, the course will run July 12 to 16. Interested swimmers should write Box 422 The Pas before March 30 to have Lions in Winnipeg advise on local pool inclusion.
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Passions
Pas
Lions
Winnipeg
Manitoba Legislature Approves Amendments for Centennial Projects
The Manitoba Legislature approves in principle amendments to the municipal act to allow greater flexibility for municipalities to raise funds for centennial projects. The present law already permits certain financing options.
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Manitoba
One Paper For The Pas Herald Purchases Northern Mail
The Pas Herald will be the sole weekly newspaper after March 31, combining with Northern Mail under Norman Publishers Ltd. The Herald offices remain at Edwards and Second and Northern Mail Building, with deadlines for advertising 2 pm Monday and news 4 pm, and classified 5 pm. Dennis Popaden and Cherlyn Adams join Herald staff as editors and coverage continues.
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Pas
Pas Herald
Doub McBride
The
Herald
Norman Publishers Ltd
Northern Mail
Hudson Bay Herald
le Pas Herald
Calgary
Rthern Mail Ltd
Northern Publishing Company Limited
Doug McBride
Bob Taylor
Grant Wright
Mr. McBride
Northern Publishing
Thom Norman Publishers Ltd
McBride
Edwards
Second
Third and
Ross
Third Avenue
Dennis Popaden
Cherlyn Adams
Fantasy on Ice delights audiences in The Pas show
The Pas Figure Skating Club presented Fantasy on Ice before 414 on Saturday and 497 on Sunday. The program featured Peter Pan with Heather South as Peter Pan and Beverly Shipley as Tinker Bell, plus Captain Hook and Lost Boys, a Swan Lake segment, and a Parade of Nations with multiple skaters.
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Pas
The
Peter Pan
Heather South
Never-Never Land
Miss South
Beverly Shipley
Tinker Bell
Captain Hook
Peter Munroe
Mr. Crocodile
Gerald Green
Cathy Munroe
Wendy
Mary Ann Murphy
Wendy John
Donna Turner
Michael
Kelly Goldstrand
Mrs. Darling
Nana
Janice Jobson
Louise Lawrence
Kathy McKinnon
Miss McKinnon
Municipal Finance Eases Levy for Centennial Programs
A proposed plan allows cities to levy one mill annually from 1963 through 1970 to fund centennial programs, offering an alternate financing approach for local projects and celebrations.
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Kathy Smith
Adam Sus
Tom Clark
Steve Hrabarchuk
Politie of
the Herald
Bill Wilkie
Marion Shipley
Sonia Barkett
Faye Reader
Scotland
Jayne Hancharyk
Sandra Bickle
Highlanders
Paris
Leanne Marin
Lee Anderson
John Fisher
Cornelius Bignell
Pas Indian Reserve
Bignell
Ottawa