Lathlin May Seek M I B Chief Nomination
The Pas Reserve Chief Gordon Lathlin says he may enter the Manitoba Indian Brotherhood presidency race later this month depending on President Dave Couchene’s decision. He would not run if Couchene seeks re election and hopes Couchene stays in place. Lawrence Whitehead’s intentions are unclear though he has discussed the matter.
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Gordon Lathlin
Pas Reserve
Manitoba Indian Brotherhood
Lathlin
Dave Couchene
M.I.B8
Couchene
Plaque Honors Local Courage at The Pas Chamber
Jim Doucette of The Pas Chamber presents a bravery plaque to John Mikowaychuk manager of Welders Supplies for his courage during a theft incident at Wagner's Jewellery on February 1 1972. His actions led to both feet being badly frozen.
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Jim Doucette
Pas Chamber of Commerce
John Mikowaychuk
Makowaychuk
Wagner's
Lery
Moose Lake Man Fatally Injured in Head-On Crash
A Moose Lake man Joseph Sanderson, 45, died after colliding head on with a 1968 Meteor driven by Stanley Guibachet of The Pas. The Sunday afternoon crash occurred at 5 30 near the landing strip one mile northwest of Moose Lake as vehicles traveled in opposite directions. Autopsy pending as investigation continues.
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Moose Lake
Joseph Sanderson
Stanley Guibachet
Pas
Pronchuk Remanded To The Pas
Wesley Ronald Pronchuk 38 of The Pas remanded on an attempted murder charge after stabbing his wife Myra 32 in the Royal York Hotel dining room Flin Flon last Tuesday. Myra Pronchuk was treated at Flin Flon hospital after emergency surgery. The case was remanded by JP Jack Balfour in The Pas with bail set tentatively at two.
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Pronchuk
Royal York
Flin Flon
Myra
Justice of the Peace
Jack Balfour
Pas
Johnston Takes Saskatoon Post
A. C. Johnston of Saskatchewan is named freight sales manager for Canadian National Railways at Saskatoon succeeding Donald MacDonald who moves to Winnipeg as regional freight rates supervisor. H. G. Beck becomes Johnston’s successor at The Pas and J. A. Laing takes over Beck’s duties at Prince Albert. Johnston left for Saskatoon on Monday with Mrs Johnston and the boys remaining in The Pas until term ends.
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Aleck) Johnston
Saskatchewan
Canadian National Railways
Saskatoon
Donald MacDonald
Winnipeg
H. G. Beck
Prince Albert
Mr. Johnston
Pas
J. A. Laing
Mr. Beck
Johnston
Passions Club Snowmobileathon Raises Funds for Pool
The Passions Club sponsors a snowmobile-a-thon Sunday March 26 starting 9:00 a.m. at the Saskatchewan River foot of Edwards Avenue. Participants ride 120 miles to Cranberry Portage and back with gas stops at Wanless and Cranberry Portage, coffee and lunch en route. A trophy for top fundraiser and a scroll for completing entrants are planned.
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Saskatchewan River
Edwards Avenue
Cranberry Portage
Wanless
Results In Suspension In Pas Minor Hockey Dispute
The Pas Minor Hockey Association reports a three way agreement among The Pas Huskies The Pas Reserve Blues and the association governing minor players has not been honored. A fifteen year old Pas player has been suspended amid dispute over rules for using Midget and Juvenile players in MAHA provincial playdowns and playoff eligibility.
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Pas
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Pas Blues
Overture Presents Tucson Arizona Boys Chorus Tonight
The Tucson Arizona Boys Chorus performs in The Pas in a Western musical revue blending choral pieces from Haydn to Rodgers with rodeo tricks and camp songs. The show runs Wednesday at 8 00 p m in the M B C I auditorium with tickets at 3 50 for non members and discounts for students and seniors.
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Tucson Arizona Boys Chorus
Tuscon Arizona Boys Chorus
Singing Cowboys
Josef Haydn
Richard Rodgers
Coyote
Pas Overture Concert Association
M. B.C
Four The Pas Reserve LIP projects rejected by council
Chief Gordon Lathlin of The Pas Reserve said four Local Initiatives Program applications were denied. He noted some were more warranted than earlier grants and planned to retry one indoor arena project under the ARCA 3-B federal program via CREE.
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Pas Indian Reserve
L.I. P
Gordon Lathlin
Lathlin
Blue Huskies Protest Heats Up Over Playoff Eligibility
The Pas Blue Huskies protest the Flin Flon Merchants over M A H A rules in an Intermediate A playoff series. Rosters were checked in Flin Flon revealing Jack Turner had no card though he played all three games. Turner's alleged ineligibility prompts further action as the dispute continues.
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Pas Blue- Huskies
Pas Blue-Huskies
Flin Flon
M.A.H.A
Merchants
Jack Turner
Turner
United A
Blue Huskies
Head Em Off At The Pas Attracts 250 For Manitoba Theatre Show
The Manitoba Theatre Centre presented Head Em Off at The Pas last Wednesday, sponsored by The Pas Rotary Club. About 250 attended. cast were professionals and used minimal props with a slide projector and bathroom curtain to project scenes. The show depicted early life in Manitoba with humor and serious moments. Post show, audience feedback praised the performance and requested more similar productions. Max Tapper met 12 teachers at Opasquia School to discuss creative problems.
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Manitoba Theatre Centre
Pas
Pas Rotary Club
Manitoba
Max Tapper
Kin Court Expansion Plans for Senior Home in The Pas
The Kinsmen Club of The Pas seeks to add 20 units to Kin Court, expanding from 13 units for seniors. They request interest to gauge demand and note current monthly rents under $100 including utilities. Contact numbers 623-5236, 623-2596, or 623-5118 for expressions of interest.
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The
Pas
Kin Court
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