The Pas Ladies Curling Bonspiel Details
The Pas Ladies Curling Bonspiel features teams listed with player names across front and back rows. Participants include Alice Smith Elsie Marchenski Ester Deighton Fran Hillman Leona Marin Pat Fournier Bery Senger Marlene Marin Kay Batchelor Elaine Dube Hazel Gurr Fran Gross Eileen Jebson Irene Preedy Jeanette Bernstrom and Jean Isfeld with event branding PROFIT'S FURNITURE and notes of continuation on page 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Smith
Mr. Cryderman
Elsie Marchenski
Ester Deighton
Fran Hillman
Leona Marin
Pat Fournier
Bery Senger
Marlene Marin
Kay Batchelor
Elaine Dube
Hazel Gurr
Fran Grossith
Eileen Jebson
Irene Preedy
Jeanette Bernstrom
Jean Isfeld
Morrisette Granted Further Postponement In Drug Trial
Dennis Morrisette of The Pas faces five charges including three under the Narcotics Control Act, plus mischief and break and enter theft. His hearings set for March 11 are delayed as he arranges new counsel after his prior lawyer Bancroft sought withdrawal. Judge Martin granted the withdrawal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Morrisette
Mr. Morrisette
Morrisette
D. Bancroft
Martin
Bancroft
Ron Fainstein
Construction In Wood Acres To Begin This Spring
Plans for the Wood Acres subdivision advance with construction expected in the spring. The first phase covers the South East corner of Dufferin Street and Cathedral Avenue with land priced at 59 cents per square foot, decided at the March 6 Town Council meeting.
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Wood Acres
Dufferin Street
Cathedral Avenue
Mac Frampton Trio at MBCI Auditorium
The Mac Frampton Trio presented by The Overture Concert Society performs a Monday March 18 program at 8 00 PM in the MBCI Auditorium. Mac Frampton performs popular and classical selections with emotional drives and stirring contrasts. Non members may attend for 4 00 adults and 2 00 for students and seniors with a member present.
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The
Overture Concert Society
Mac Frampton
MBCI
No Drapes At All For Council Chamber
Councillor Shirley Jonas stated the council chamber may remain unadorned to preserve light and the open feel of the glass room. A sound engineer from Gaboury Lussier and Sigurdson will inspect the acoustics. A drape-free solution is being explored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Jonas
Gaboury, Lussier and Sigurdson
Town Drafts Letter To Indian Band At Council Meeting
A rough draft letter from the Town to The Pas Indian Band was shown to councillors for study before a final copy. The letter relates to a shopping complex but details were not discussed. Citizen Pat Strong asked about house to house mail delivery and railway crossing negotiations with federal and CN authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moule
Pat Strong
Kennedy
Strong
Spivak Calls for Probe of Fishing Operations in Manitoba
Manitoba Opposition Leader Sidney Spivak claims government agents robbed northern native fishermen. He released a letter to Premier Schreyer demanding full disclosure and action on alleged fishing co op scoops under the Cooperative Development Department.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Progressive Conservative
Sidney Spivak
Spivak
Schreyer
Department of Cooperative Development
Freshwater Fish Marketing Commission
Commission
Thompson facilities eyed for Canada Winter Games stay
Premier Ed Schreyer proposed Thompson as the 1979 Canada Winter Games site during the Manitoba Northern Games closing ceremonies. He praised the event and athletes from 18 northern communities and noted the need for upgraded facilities and an indoor pool with local cooperation to realize the plan. Mystery Mountain hosted cross country with The Pas skiers dominating the senior men ub-kilometre race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson - Thompson
Ed Schreyer
Schreyer
Manitoba
Thompson
Schre
John Nicols
Six Feet Of Snow In Pas Affects Pedestrians
Residents say six feet of snow blocks sidewalks on Hogan between Eighth and Ninth Streets near Kelsey School while Councillor Steve Anaka notes the town is over budget and policy pushes snow to road edges forcing pedestrians onto streets, creating a dangerous situation for children.
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Hogan
Kelsey School
Timberland Trailer Court
Steve Anaka
Council
Industrial Park Rezoning Sought for Imperial Oil Bulk Plants
Imperial Oil seeks several Industrial Park lots for a bulk fuel storage tank in The Pas. A February 13 1974 letter prompted March 4 planning commission review amid warnings that high risk facilities near residential districts pose dangers. The move affects Imperial bulk plants in The Pas Brandon and Wabowden.
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Imperial Oil
Pas
Pas District Advisory Planning Commission
Brandon
Wabowden
Board Moves To After Parking Signs On Smith
At the March 4 school board meeting trustees Berezowecki Moyer Harapiak Mostat Johnson and Pyke attended along with Grundy Takashima Perry and Paul Mart. Harapiak raised concerns about Smith Avenue parking and school bus restrictions. The board will ask the Town to adjust the no parking signs to apply only during school hours and Pyke will join two committees Negotiations and Public Relations Curriculum. The board approved 4 H Light Horse and Pony Club use of a bus and driver for transportation to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berezowecki
Moyer
Harapiak
Mostat
Johnson
Pyke
Grundy
Takashima
Perry
Paul Mart
Smith Avenue
M.B.C.L
Smith
al Pyke
Light Horse and Pony Club
Lions Snowmobile-A-Thon Winners Crown Top Honors
Norma Hayes and Ed Patmnaude display trophies they won for the most right at the Lions Snowmobile-A-Thon event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Hayes
Ed Patmnaude
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the Pas
Mac Frampton Trio
Canadian Transport Commission
C.N.R
Canada
the Pas Lions Club
Bill Harper
Vaughn Wadelius
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