Huskies Take League Lead in Parkland League
The Pas Huskies seized the top spot in the Parkland League with back to back wins over Swan River and Minitonas. Tuesday they beat Swan River 9 2 as Rockford line supplied six goals. Teddy Paul Rock and Bob were key players.
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Huskies rally to edge Swan River in rough league clash
Ford scored twice and Teddy's first period winner led the Huskies over Swan River 5-4 after a physical game with three fights. Webbe Gardiner and rookie Ron Cran also scored for the Huskies while Ron Livingston found the net for Swan River. Lawrence faced 60 shots and Pudge Gallagher 51 as Kozik handed out 12 penalties. Three Stars: Ted Rock, Doug Gallagher, Ron Livingston. Thursday night Huskies beat Minitonas 5-4 to stay atop the league standings.
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Blues Triumph 27 0 As The Pas Beats Carrot River
The Pas Blues defeated Carrot River Loggers 27 to 0 in a full sixty minute game. The Blues arrive as a powerful club, having scored 38 goals while conceding only two in the last two matches. Ronnie Constant led scoring with six, followed by Albert Stevens and Wayne Young with goals each.
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Blues’ big win features four scorers with hats and a shutout
Four players led by Alex Constant, Tommy Sinclair, and Danny Highway each with a hat trick. Arnold Constant added two, while Doug Garriock and Peter Meekis each scored once. Butch Flurry contributed seven assists despite not lighting the goal. Jim Gott earned the shutout for the Blues, with Referee Ron Chalmers issuing one penalty.
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Metis Leader Reflects on Discrimination and Progress
A Metis chief recounts decades of hardship as half breeds face discrimination and unequal treatment, then describes progress with band council and Metis Association cooperation. He details roles of Ernie Scott, community development, and elections that empowered Moose Lake with a mayor and council under Manitoba Northern Affairs Act.
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Fasano outlines funding and land-use concerns in The Pas
Fasano explains provincial library grants and two-year paying program for The Pas starting next spring. He cites issues with a veterinary clinic funding, water and sewer connections on treaty land, and tax agreements for residents, urging careful location decisions and safety considerations for children.
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Fasano warns of tax base but cites funding gaps
In a discussion on Safety points, Mr Fasano argues that while government action helps, it ignores financial realities. He cites Pas School Division receiving 28 percent of students but only 15 percent of income from a special levy, and notes bus enrollments rising from 600 to 1100 as CI becomes a reality. The taxpayer has paid 700000 in levies not funding rink completion, salaries, or annexes. He urges unity among The Pas Indian Band The Pas Town The Pas Band Kelsey School Division RCMP Police and Manitoba Teachers Society with MLA support. Mayor Kennedy agrees and calls for an early New Year meeting with Mr McBryde. Councillor McBride notes provincial in lieu of tax payments total 225000 for 1970 1971.
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