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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 23, 1972
Page
5
The Pas schools stayed open after a bomb scare call though prior alerts had led to dismissal or full building searches. Earlier incidents in The Pas involved the Collegiate and Keewatin Community College with juvenile suspects identified.
Mrs Lagimodiere presented a table lighter to Mr Johnston as over 300 girls in The Pas Figure Skating Club honor his help and encouragement. Children and adults alike expressed how much he will be missed in Flin Flon today.
A reflective piece recalls simpler times when small groups formed without bands. It laments rush of urban life with rampant traffic and scarce good parking, while noting how lies persist as a crude substitute for truth. A church sign mocks strict Sunday fly higher than moon lessons.
Mr. Johnston retired from the arena saying he would miss it but the work had worn on him. He recalled enjoying all his years and would not trade them, adding he plans to skate at least three times a year to stay in shape.
The Centre announces a Dial-A-Meditation service operated from the Centre and sponsored by Neighborhood Life Groups. It lists Pas as contact with phone 623-3511 and notes location details and an open house will be announced in the next issue.
L G D contends that W Kaplanchuk will represent Division 2 by acclamation, covering the northern Carrot River Valley. Division 5 elected Ted Simmey by acclamation. Law chairman of LL U D remains Cranberry Portage, now a committee member, also from Cranberry Portage.
A Pas volunteer firefighter, Allen Hillsden, narrowly escaped serious head injury after his head struck pavement but a safety cap prevented harm. Mayor Jack Kennedy signed a Certificate of Recognition on behalf of The Town of The Pas and its citizens, with Fire Chief Dick Wright present.
The by law allows warning to parents for a child out past curfew with fines starting at five dollars for the first offence and escalating to ten and twenty five dollars for subsequent violations. A Protective Services meeting heard from Social Services and Police about siren use and EMO options.
The official said the curfew would operate on a trial basis to assess effectiveness under current rules and that amendments might be needed after the trial run.
The festival committee considers moving all events to a single ground area including rodeo and dog events. A festival button may replace admission, with beer garden and heated grandstand ideas discussed. 1973 button design ordered. booklet advertising manager engaged to speed ads.
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