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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 26, 1962
Page
6
Mac Profit announces Huskies will hold officer elections and plan for the season. The Pas Huskie Hockey Club eyes a fall league meeting and expects Roland Goldstrand to resume coaching after guiding the team to a third place finish last season.
The Pas Lions host their annual Monster Bingo this Saturday at 8 p.m. in The Pas Arena. Twenty games with cash prizes including one $500 prize. Admission $2 with one bingo card. extra cards sold. Advance ticket options and a $50 door prize for advance buyers. Proceeds fund Lions Community Service.
Treasury Board to decide tomorrow in Ottawa on integrating Indian children into The Pas Public School System. Indian Affairs seeks funding to add eight classrooms at Kelsey School, with conditions that do not require all Indian pupils to attend there.
A four way meeting opened in Winnipeg on requests by Nelson House and Split Lake Indians for INCO employment and training opportunities. Picketing by 83 Indians from Nelson House and Split Lake preceded the talks led by Minister John Christiani son. The plan to place an Indian Affairs worker at Thompson collapsed after INCO refused, reducing hopes for broader Manitoba and Canadian rollout.
The Pas Overture Concerts announce four varied performances for the season. Planned events include The Kohnops-Due Piano Team Oct 28, Philip Hanson Narrator Jan 20, Susana y Jose Spanish Dancers Feb 3, and Porgy and Bess Group Vocalists Mar 10.
The CBC will show the World Series on The Pas and Flin Flon stations on a two day delay. Telecasts are scheduled for October 5 to 10 and 12 and 13 if needed at 1 p.m. on the listed dates.
The Pas Chamber of Commerce conducts a CBC TV survey for The Pas and area asking viewers to list three favorite programs and dislikes. Respondents may mail forms to The Pas Herald or Chamber of Commerce with comments on added or changed programming and related feedback.
The Ukrainian Catholic Parish annual bazaar runs October 10 11 and 12 in the parish hall. A full evening program each night includes Bingo raffles and prizes plus a rummage sale and bake sale with refreshments.
The plan spans three years with $40,730 total cost and $23,300 government grant. Residential streets are excluded and grants target commercial, school, and hospital routes. 1963 and 1964 preparations precede 1965 paving with Hazelwood Avenue curbing at town cost. The town funds from reserves cover the share, repayable over ten years at $2,000 annually.
A kite landing on a north town power line in front of Guy Hall disrupted service for about 45 minutes Sunday afternoon and knocked out CBC The Pas television until 7 30 Monday evening. Manitoba Hydro says the kite shorted three conductors and tripped breakers at the plant while emergency crews replaced conductors and CBC notes a surge followed the short circuit. There was no surge of power beyond the incident.
Emile Ovington and Hoerst Leclaire pleaded guilty to two counts of breaking and entering and two counts of attempted breaking and entering. The pair admit involvement in four local business burglaries over the weekend, with Leclaire identified as being from Swan.
Carter Construction was the low bidder for a paving contract on 20.5 miles of the 10 Highway at the Bog south of The Pas. Bids opened in Winnipeg with four other bids. price $584 465. Officials will review figures for about two weeks before a final decision. The project completes paving of the highway’s last stretch. Ken Pearce was low bidder to stockpile gravel for the Snow Lake Wekusko road at 65 040 00.
Nominations are called for two The Pas school trustees from The Pas and one from Carrot River Valley, with terms ending this year. Nomination day is October 11 and election day is October 21. Trustees Mrs. Mike Barkett and Mr. Don Snider seek re election. Laine Coad resigns, prompting a Carrot River Valley meeting October 2 at 8 p.m. in Carrot River Hall to discuss the general school meeting context.
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