Johnson Graveline On Board Johnson Graveline On Board
The School Board has named two men to fill year end vacancies. Jack Johnson was appointed to Ward 1 for a two year term and Norbert Graveline of Rahi's Island to Ward 3 for a one year term. Johnson succeeds Bill McLean who resigned. Johnson will chair the Policy committee and serve on the Personnel committee. Graveline will head Supplies and serve on Transportation and Buildings. Ted Neil was considered for Ward 1 but Jack Kennedy and Cal Gibson favored a self employed candidate.
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Jack Johnson
Norbert Graveline
Rahi's Island
Johnson
Bill McLean
Personels
Graveline
Ted Neil
Jack Kennedy
Cal Gibson
New Start program eyed for The Pas worker training
The Pas may become home base for a proposed federal provincial NewStart program aiming to improve training for disadvantaged adults. Aiming for up to a million dollars annually after startup, the plan hinges on a signed agreement and ongoing meetings with executives and local involvement.
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Pas
J.B. Carroll
Carroll
Kindergarten in Fall Depends on Qualified Teachers
Kel sey School Board chairman Jack Kennedy told members of the Better Start Kindergarten Association that kindergarten in The Pas schools in fall hinges on obtaining qualified teachers. If suitable staff cannot be secured, no program will run.
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Pas
Jack Kennedy
Kelsey School
Better Start Kindergarten Association
Margaret Barbour Parents Day Set For Monday
Marg are t Barbour Collegiate announces second term progress reports will be given Friday and Parents Day scheduled for Monday February 3. Inter views by appointment from 2 to 4 p.m. are arranged through the office with teachers or parents calling 623 2361 before 4 p.m. Thursday. An open session will run 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. for any parent with a student, space permitting.
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Margaret Barbour Collegiate
J.H. Fasano
Complex Model On Display At Trappers Fest
A 60 page 1969 Trappers Festival booklet goes on sale this week with 25 cent sales aiding Cub and Scout work. On Saturday Cubs and Scouts will canvass door to door for copies featuring a Churchill Forest Industry complex model by CFI on display at the festival for the first time.
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Pas
Churchill Forest
CFI
Three Local Men Foil Carnegie Service Theft
Three local men Jim and Colin Mitchell and Joe Mitchell spotted a break in at Carnegie Service while on the way to work. They surprised two juveniles, caught one, and helped recover cigarettes about $30 in cash and other items. Juveniles to appear in Juvenile Court Monday.
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Carnegie
RCMP
Jim
Colin Mitchell
Taylor
Joe Mitchell
Buffalo Migration Idea From The Pas Sparks Debate
Wildlife workers in The Pas note extensive wandering by newly released buffalo. Tom Lamb suggests the animals roam southward when crossing the Saskatchewan border, echoing historic prairie migrations and Cheyenne buffalo hunts timed to seasonal movement. The Mines and Natural Resources department is mentioned.
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Pas
Tom Lamb
Mr. Lamb
Saskeram
Saskat
Wyoming
Department of Mines and Natural Resources
Two Jailed For Theft In Moose Lake
Two residents, John Victor Martin and Abraham Bignell, were sentenced to three months imprisonment after pleading guilty to breaking, entering, and theft from the Keystone Fisheries Store. A juvenile involved was remanded until this week for Juvenile Court.
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Moose Lake
John Victor Martin
Abraham Bignell
W. Moffat
Keystone Fisheries
Two Car Accidents at Same Corner in Cold Weather
RCMP reported two vehicle crashes within minutes at the corner of Seventh Street and Bignell Avenue. The first occurred about 11 50 a m on January 21 and the second about 11 55 a m. Slippery streets and exhaust fumes reduced visibility during very cold conditions.
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Seventh Street
Bignell Avenue
RCMP
Art Johnson Men s Wear Moves Into New Store
Art Johnson Menswear Ltd has moved into a new Edwards Avenue store near Second Street. The investment is 50,000 dollars for a 24 by 104 foot building with basement space. The shop will stock boys to adult clothing and plans a full line rollout in coming months.
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Art Johnson
New Venue Opens as Avenue Hotel in The Pas
John and Mary Sokulski take over The Avenue Hotel in The Pas with an official opening slated for Saturday February 1. Sokulski, known for northern Manitoba coffee ventures, serves as former The Pas Huskies president and Ukrainian Catholic Church member as the hotel changes hands from Kelsey Hotels Ltd.
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New Avenue
The
Pas
John
Mary Sokulski
New Avenue Hotel
Kelsey Hotels Ltd
Sokulski
Manitoba
Pas Huskies
Judo Class Attracts About Fifty Students
The program led by Black Belt holder Robin Matthews draws a large group of about 50 students. Judo mats ordered from Japan are expected to arrive before the second class set for mid February. CONTINUED ON PAGE 9.
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Robin Matthews
Japan
Gener
Tax Discount Up For Prepayment In Town
Town Council boosts prepayment tax discounts and raises penalties for late payment after October. New rates reach about nine percent annually, up from six percent last year. Ratepayers gain by reduced taxes and the municipality secures early funds for services.
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Stan Reid
A. Moule
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Kennedy
Harold Grundy
Down South
Buffalo
Art Johnson Men‘s Wear
Avenue Hotel
Northern Manitoba Vocational Centre
Harold Wenger
William Wilkin
Martin O'Boyle
Todd Lamb
Edward Johanneson
Patrick Booth
Reg Hunchuk
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