Johnson and Graveline Appointed to School Board
Johnson named to Ward 1 for a two year term and Graveline to Ward 3 for one year filling year end vacancies. Johnson replaces resignation by Bill McLean and will chair the Policy committee while aiding wage talks with teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Johnson
Norbert Graveline
Rahl's Island
Johnson
Bill McLean
Personels
Graveline
Ted Neil
Jack Kennedy
Cal Gibson
NewStart program eyed for The Pas with $1 million yearly plan
The Pas may host a federal provincial NewStart training project for disadvantaged adults. Talks aim to secure an agreement between governments and involve local leadership. After a start-up year, up to a million dollars yearly could be spent, with details to be finalized upon signing.
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Pas
J.B. Carroll
Carroll
Kindergarten In Fall Depends On Teachers
Kel sey School Board chairman Jack Kennedy told members of the Better Start Association that fall kindergarten at The Pas hinges on obtaining qualified teachers. Superintendent Harold Grundy is in the south seeking staff, and space is not expected to be an issue.
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Wilbe
Pas
Jack Kennedy
Kelsey School
Better Start Kind- Bequeen Association
Kennedy
Harold Grundy
Down South
Margaret Barbour Parents Day Set For Monday
Marg aret Barbour Collegiate will distribute second term progress reports Friday and host Parents Day Monday February 3. From 2 to 4 pm interviews are by appointment only arranged by the office through teachers or parents, with call 623236 before 4 pm Thursday. An open session runs 7 to 9 pm for any parent with a student at the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Barbow Collegiate
J.H. Fasano
Complex Model On Display At Trappers Fest
The 1969 Trappers Festival booklet goes on sale this week. On Saturday Cubs and Scouts will canvass door to door selling copies at 25 cents each to support Cub and Scout work. The 60 page booklet features a Churchill Forest industry complex model by CFI on its center pages and will be shown at the festival for the first time.
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Pas
Churchill Forest
CFI
Three Local Men Stop Theft At Carnegie Service
Jim and Colin Mitchell and Joe Mitchell, all of Taylor Street, helped police stop a break-in at Carnegie Service. They spotted a kicked window, pursued two juveniles, and caught one. Police recovered cigarettes about $30 cash and other items. The juveniles face Juvenile Court.
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Polce
Carnegie
RCMP
Jim
Colin Mitchell
Taylor
Joe Mitchell
Buffalo migration theory stirs debate in The Pas
Wildlife staff in The Pas are surprised by buffalo wandering patterns after their fall introduction. Tom Lamb proposes the animals migrate southward when they cross regional boundaries, echoing historic prairie herds that moved seasonally between the foothills and plains.
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Pas
Tom Lamb
Mr. Lamb
Saskeram
Saskac
Hewan
Rocky Mountains
Two Jailed For Theft In Moose Lake
Two Moose Lake residents John Victor Martin and Abraham Bignell were each sentenced to three months in prison after pleading guilty to breaking entering and theft from the Keystone Fisheries Store. A juvenile involved was remanded to Juvenile Court. more similar cases have led to several jail terms in recent months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose Lake
John Victor Martin
Abraham Bignell
W. Moffat
Juven~ile
Two Car Crashes at Same Corner in Deep Freeze
RCMP reported two separate crashes at the corner of Seventh Street and Bignell Avenue last week. The first occurred near 11 50 a m on January 21 and the second at 1 55 a m, both blamed on icy streets and limited visibility from exhaust smoke.
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Seventh Street
Bignell Avenue
RCMP
Art Johnson Menswear Moves Into New Edwards Ave Store
Art Johnson's Menswear Ltd has moved into a new 24 by 104 foot building on Edwards Avenue near Second Street with a $50 000 investment. The store will stock boys, young men and men's clothing and plans a full line expansion in coming months.
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Art Johnson's Menswear Ltd
Edwards Avenue
Second Street
Art Johnson
Johnson
Johnson's
Menswear
New Owner At Avenue Hotel The Pas
The New Avenue Hotel in The Pas comes under new management as John and Mary Sokulski announce the official opening this Saturday February 1. They purchased the hotel from Kelsey Hotels Ltd and are noted for ties to the northern Manitoba coffee trade. Sokulski is a former Pas Huskies president and active in the Ukrainian Catholic Church.
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New Avenue
The
Pas
John
Mary Sokulski
New Avenue Hotel
Kelsey Hotels Ltd
Sokulski
Manitoba
Pas Huskies
Judo Class Attracts Fifty Students Under Robin Matthews
A popular judo program led by Black Belt Robin Matthews has about 50 students currently enrolled. Mats ordered from Japan are due for arrival before the second class set for mid February, with continuation noted on page nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robin Matthews
Japan
Arive
Gener
Tax Discount Up For Prepayment In 1969
Town Council boosts prepayment tax discount for 1969 taxes and raises penalties for unpaid taxes after October. New rates start at six and three quarters percent for January payments, then six percent in February and five and a quarter in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stan Reid
A. Moule
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Margaret Barbour
Buffalo
Wyoming
Department of Mines and Natural Resources
Art Johnson Men’s Wear
Avenue Hotel
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