Mint figures skating body plans bigger season
The figure skating executive held a general meeting last week to set plans for the coming season. They secured more ice time this year and anticipate adding 20 to 25 members, on top of 180 last season.
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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 06, 1971
Page
29
The figure skating executive held a general meeting last week to set plans for the coming season. They secured more ice time this year and anticipate adding 20 to 25 members, on top of 180 last season.
Fees rise slightly while sessions run Sunday through Tuesday nights and Saturday mornings. Marilyn Lamb joins as new pro with strong credentials and the Mani toba Provincial Free Skating Championships to be hosted in The Pas next February drawing 150 200 skaters from across the province. Portage la Prairie hosted last year. The Pas plans to field at least three skaters. Curling and volleyball plans advance with meetings and potential Junior Boys Curling Club and Four West Conference entry. The golf club reports standings in A and B groups. open house at the bowling alley October 10 with reduced rates. Nova Scotia Voyageurs season begins with Murray relocating his family to the coast.
The Film Society invites viewings of CITY OF GOLD and the National Film Board feature DO NOT FOLD SPINDLE OR MUTILATE on Thursday October 7 at 8 p.m in the Keewatin Community Centre. Peggy Green available for details. membership is modest and winter presentations depend on interest.
Howard Pawley announced expanded Autopac Information Centre staffing and telephone lines. The 786-4411 number will be open from 8:30 am to 8:30 pm and will operate Saturdays, helping motorists reach Autopac information outside weekday hours.
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