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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 11, 1961
Page
1
About 35 Cubs and 25 Scouts participated in Apple Day. Morning house to house canvass followed by Apple Stalls on three downtown corners. Cold weather reduced results but they raised approximately $265.00.
The Fall Bazaar runs October 14 to 21 at Guy Hall with doors opening at 2:00 PM on Saturdays and 2:00 PM on Monday Thursday and Saturday afternoons. Clothing fancy work and woollens will be sold. prizes include a 1962 Admiral TV cabinet a 4 speed portable record player or a 10 transistor portable radio and a stylish table lamp. Proceeds benefit the local separate school serving 310 students.
Clem Kobelsky received a 250 dollar fine and a six month suspended sentence for illegal sale of liquor by Magistrate Neil Mac phee. He pleaded guilty and was remanded from October 2. He must post 200 dollar bond and pay 100 dollars within one month. He was one of twelve charged in the case.
The Pas Huskie Hockey Club schedules its annual meeting for Monday night at 8:00 p.m. in the Canadian Legion upstairs office. All fans and supporters are urged to attend.
Beatrice Wilson became the first woman councillor on The Pas Indian Reserve Council after the recent elections. Chief Cornelius Bignesl was re-elected along with seven other councillors including Mathew McGillivary Joe Jebb Philip Bigness Frances Hanes Malcom McGillivary. New councillors Gerry Cowley and Fred Cook join the council.
Seven filed for three school board seats in The Pas municipal race to be held Friday October 20. Two mayoral nominations were filed yesterday while the Wanless and Carrot Valley Rahls Island council seats are acclaimed. Audrey Batchelor is mayoral candidate seeking a second term with challenger Bert Hayes, former council member.
The Pas Lions stage Monster Bingo this Saturday at 8 p.m. in the Arena after a weather postponement. Prizes total 1000 across 20 games with a 500 prize in one game. Tickets cost 2 with extra cards available. advance ticket holders can win a 5000 deal prize. Proceeds support community service and rink projects at Kelsey and Opaskway.
The RCMP suspended an air search for 75 year old Non Treaty woman Mrs. Pelly missing since last Friday morning near Umperville across the Saskatchewan River from The Pas. A preliminary search began Friday afternoon and 47 searchers scoured the bush on Saturday. Helicopter searches by RC A F Rescue followed on Sunday through Tuesday with no confirmed sighting.
Local rehearsals underway for the Trapper’s Festival stage production marking a return to all local talent. The DM Chorus directs the musical with Denyse Morrish, and a local men’s group joins the women’s ensemble. FORD McMILLAN signs agreement with The Town of The Pas to install six street refuse containers, maintain them, and sell advertising with revenue kept by McMillan.
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