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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 17, 1972
Page
7
The annual event attracts fishermen from Cranberry Portage and Thompson with 84 people counted on the ice at 2 PM and more expected to join.
Norman Dupas won the senior trout event with a 7.5 pound catch earning a trophy and a $10.00 prize plus a complimentary family chicken pack from Chicken Village. David Johnson took the junior title with a 68.41 pound trout and $35.00 cash, with Arla Parkstage fourth for a 4 pound trout.
MBC 11 school page notes sympathy for the Taylor family after Wesley Taylor's loss. A May 11 game between the Spartans and Spartanettes is billed as the yearly highlight with two rival views about outcome. Also hints at field day around May 26 and end of year cycles.
A Lions Club was organized in Cranberry Portage on May 1 1972 with Dennis Gray as Charter President. James Booth as 1st Vice President Joseph Zbitnew 2nd Vice President Jim Marks 3rd Vice President Neil Garezen Secretary George Chernetz Treasurer Stan Wilson Lion Tamer Cam McLean Lion Tailtwister Glenn Gurba Ron VanDenbus sche Robert Buck Fergus Sweamer and others as directors. The event featured organizing help from Lions President Martin Kos houseski of The Pas and Lions Zone Chairman George Takashima.
Attorney General Al Mackling proclaimed May 14 to 26 as Police Week in Manitoba and urged citizens to understand the role of law enforcement.
Manitoba officials highlighted the need for cooperation between police and the public during Police Week. They asserted that respectful communities enjoy lower crime and urged closer relationships via the new Police Commission. The province approved a 2500 plant grant to aid the Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police.
The Herald apologizes to Smith's Grocery and Jones Grocery for an error in Hugh Johnston's Short Snorts column last week. The Dungeon was mis-stated as being in Smith's Grocery basement. it is actually in the basement of Jones Grocery.
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