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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 08, 1965
Page
1
The library committee seeks a municipal vote in October under the Public Library Act to authorize up to one mill annually for library support. Provincial grants could reach 4400 dollars yearly. The plan aims to improve cramped quarters in the Community Building as the library remains a popular youth attraction.
Tom Earley selected as building inspector for the Town of The Pas at a regular Town Council meeting. He succeeds Steve Hrabarchuk who was appointed license inspector at the same session.
Council approves a center project with a new 20 000 park arena by law to fund the arena complex in 1966. Ratepayers would vote in October 1966 after contributions pledges and this plan aims to locate the arena near the proposed park. The Centennial Committee hoped for a 130 000 skating arena curling rink but faced a 50 000 shortfall and shifted to repairing the existing arena after an August inspection by Dring Laminated Structures Limited.
The Churchill Federal Liberal Association stage a nine day round robin convention ending tomorrow. Nominees F. L. Bud Jobin of Flin Flon and Bob Shewfelt of Cranberry Portage compete as ballots cast at five northern meetings are opened and counted.
Graduation exercises for Barbour Collegiate featured sixteen grade 12 students receiving pins from Margaret Barbour and certificates from school board chairman Tom Stephens. The event followed a banquet at Elk's Hall where valedictory was given by Bob Munro, and the Glee Club performed. Perfect attendance and academic awards were shared, with awards presented by The Kinsmen Club, Lions, and Elk's.
Councillor Bark Kobar moves to amend the dog by law setting a ten dollar daily pound fee and a three dollar daily feeding charge. A 72 hour reclaim window applies to licensed dogs and 48 hours for untagged dogs, with the poundkeeper’s bill noted at 190 dollars and notices posted at the town hall.
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