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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 15, 1965
Page
7
The Pas Huskies defending champions of the C R V H L announce their first annual meeting on Wednesday night September 15 in the Gate Way Hotel banquet room at 8 00 P M. All interested parties are asked to attend to vote on entering the league or playing only exhibition hockey.
Officials of St Anthony’s discuss expanding by acquiring four parcels between First and Second streets Ross Avenue and adjacent railway tracks. An option on a large southern block extends up to 12 months with four remaining properties likely to sell. Plans envision closing Ross Avenue to form a single site for the hospital. A 35 bed long stay addition is slated for construction in 1967.
Hypnotist Reveen from Australia brings A Night Out of This World to The Pas Arena Saturday at 8 30 PM sponsored by The Pas Lions Club. Tickets at arena box office. adults $2 and children $1 50. He promises a science of hypnotism without cheap sideshow tricks.
The Herald sets a Friday 6 PM deadline for all local organization notices including church services, clubs, and associations to ensure publication in the following Wednesday edition. Correspondents unable to meet the in office deadline may mail Friday for pickup Saturday. Classified ads are due Monday 3 PM and display ads Monday 2 PM.
Governor Kin Dave Yerama Deputy Governor of Zone 1 District 2 will install the Pas Kinsmen Club executives on September 23. Charter member Gilbert Plains Kinsmen Club is noted with officers including President Jack Lamb and 1st Vice Elmer Young.
The administration apologizes to Mr and Mrs W R A Chartrand and daughter Jacqueline for the omission of Jacqueline from the grade eleven honour students list at the recent graduation exercises.
Emphasizing a 1967 Confederation centennial aim, Robert Christie stars as Sir John A. Macdonald in The Dream a four week Western tour by Centennial Commission actors. The production open September 6 Regina and ends October 9 Winnipeg with 39 performances in 25 cities across four provinces and features prologues by two supporting actors.
F L Bud Jobin named Liberal nominee for Churchill constituency in the upcoming general election on November 8. He won a tight nomination over Bob Shewfelt of Cranberry Portage. The party held a round robin convention from The Pas to Flin Flon ending September 9.
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