Guilty in Liquor Supply Case Involving Students
Two men, Robert Campbell and Robert Lauze, were found guilty of supplying liquor to minors after a chartered bus trip in October. Each fined $50 plus $4 court costs. The incident involved drinks brought to Swan River for a local footballaway trip, with several youths and adults aboard. The magistrate urged responsibility, noting the leaders could have refused.
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Robert Campbell
Robert Lauze
Swan River
Wright
Taylor
Campbell
Laure
Evans Premashuck
First Residents Move Into Kinsmen Senior Citizens Housing
The Pas welcomes its first residents, Mr. and Mrs. Percy White, in a Kinsmen sponsored senior housing project nearing completion. Five single and eight double units include refrigerator, stove, bathroom, kitchenette, central recreation room and laundry. The Whites have long ties to The Pas, and a public opening will invite community participation.
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The
Pas
Percy White
Move to all day Saturday closing discussed in The Pas
The Pas business leaders push to replace Monday closing with Saturday hours. Profit's Furniture owner Mac Profit challenges the by law as unenforced and plans to open Mondays while closing Saturdays. He cites tourist arrivals on Mondays and argues a five day week with Saturday family time benefits stores, staff, and the public.
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Manitoba
Mac Profit
Profit
Pas
New Owners Take Over Clean-Rite Cleaners in The Pas
Paul Fee sells Clean-Rite Cleaners The Pas to Colin Partfinuk and Mike Yaryck who assumed ownership on April 7. Partfinuk brings Winnipeg dry cleaning experience while Yaryck works in the back shop. The Fees stay on until summer to assist and maintain the large Northern Manitoba clientele.
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Paul Fee
Clean-Rite Cleaners
Pas
Colin Partfinuk
Mike Yaryck
Winnipeg
Parfinuk
Greater
Yatyen
Parfinuk - Ardyth
Michael
Garry
Adve
Miami
Manitoba
Chamber of Commerce
Mike
Natalie Yarych
Helen
Paul
Fees
Rahls Island Tax Fight Sparks School Cost Clash
Mayor Harry Trager reported a special council meeting where all 49 Rahls Island residents opposed a town planning scheme amendment. He blasted education costs to Kelsey School Division as a "disgrace" and warned of a showdown with the Education Department while noting proposed rules adding 600 square foot homes and five acres per owner.
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Harry Trager
Rahls Island
Trager
Kelsey
Department of Education
Alex Wilchowy
Road Ceremony Set For Tomorrow Public Sign Unveiling
A brief ceremony is planned for tomorrow at the Kelsey Cairn near the Saskatchewan Bridge underpass on Highway 10 at 12 noon to unveil a sign designating the highway as the Kelsey Trail. Public attendance is invited, with similar events in Flin Flon and Swan River. A related historical write-up on The Kelsey Trail honors Henry Kelsey, early Hudson Bay Company servant and first known white explorer in Manitoba interior.
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Saskatchewan Bridge
Flin Flon
Swan River
Kelsey
Henry Kelsey
Hudson Bay Company
Manitoba
Welfare Bills Spark Council Debate in March Meeting
The council approved a $970 welfare item for March with similar provincial and municipal contributions. A $48 payment for a 32 year old single man prompted talk of making him work to earn welfare, while a $75 payment for a married woman with two children drew concerns about court orders and the children’s welfare. A request to cover $40 in back rent was denied as the council proposed landlord repayment by the husband.
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Manitoba
Mayor Urges TB Check In The Pas Region
The mayor urges residents to participate in a free tuberculosis skin test and chest x ray survey planned for The Pas and area. The effort aims to curb TB through community planning and volunteer work, with tests for all citizens except school children to be offered near homes between April 7 and 17.
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Pas
The
Harry Trazer
Asst Engineer Resigns Apr 30 In The Pas
Gerry Yee, assistant engineer for the Town of The Pas, has resigned effective April 30. He moves to Fort Francis as the council names Ken Deighton town engineer and Adam Sus is questioned on the dog pound tally of a dozen canines in a week and a half. An amendment to the traffic by law will create a loading zone in front of the medical clinic.
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Gerry Yee
Pas
Yee
Fort Francis
Ken Deighton
Adam Sus
New Manager at Marshall Wells
Percy Horse appointed manager of the Marshall Wells store at The Pas after transferring from Beasajour where he led the company’s store for two years. Previously he managed Lloydminster a year and served in Saskatoon. His wife Gwen and 19 year old son Scot will join him soon. they will reside on Cathedral. Mr. Horse is a Beasaiour Lions Club member.
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Marshall- Wells
The
Pas
Percy Horse
Beasajour
Lloydminster
Saskatoon
Gwen
Scot
Cathedral
Mr. Horse
Beasaiour Lions Club
Huskie Booster Club Honors Pas Huskies Team
The Huskie Booster Club awarded sweaters and trophies to the Pas Huskies hockey team and coach last Saturday night. Club members include Louise Reiplo, secretary treasurer, Marif Bigelow, Helen Simpson, Tennie King, with manager Wilf Bigelow pictured at center.
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Huskie
Pas Huskies
CRVHL
L. To R. Louise Reiplo
Marif
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Keith Taylor
Mafeking
Westraw
Crown
O.F. Wright
Clean - Rite Cleaners
Ink Council
Marshall Wells
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