Council faces pressure over The Pas vocational center
Residents allege the Northern Manitoba Vocational Center at The Pas is attracting concern as rumors circulate about the school. Local parents fear for their children and consider transferring training to Brandon or Winnipeg amid perceived inaction by the provincial education department.
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The Pas Vocational School Faces Public Criticism
Staff writers debate the The Pas Vocational School controversy with worries over rumors of probationers, discipline rules, and policing needs. Residents fault administration, Edwards Avenue conditions, and the town council’s handling while urging clear purpose and accountability.
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Vickery Event Winners Named In Local Curling
Elva Busby of Flin Flon won the Vickery Event with teammates Lila Mansell Joyce Roberson and Pegay Evans Bert Wagner as sponsor at right. Audrey Gourlay Swan River finished second with Jenny King and Wanitta in third, continuation noted on page 4.
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Flin Flon
Lila Mansell
Joyce Roberson
Pegay Evans
Bert Wagner
Audrey Gourlay
Swan River
Jenny King
Wanitta
Opening At The Pas Golf Club Damaged By Vandalism
Two 11 year old boys broke all 135 window panes of The Pas Golf Club’s new clubhouse causing an estimated 150 to 200 dollar damage. The structure had just moved from the airport site. Parents agreed to restitution and officials will not press charges. A club spokesman noted the temptation faced by the youths.
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Obstruction Charge From Paris Cafe Incident
RCMP charged Reg Edwards of The Pas with obstructing a police officer after a disturbance at the Paris Cafe Friday evening. In the same incident Samuel Hancock faced a drunkenness charge.
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Allstars To Weyburn Pee Wee Tournament
An All-Star team of 16 from The Pas will travel to Weyburn for the annual Pee Wee Tournament starting March 28 with 80 teams entered from across Canada and the United States. Each player received an All-Star sweater last Thursday. team members and officials are named.
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Danny Fraser
Mervin Alexander
Bruce Poulin
Keith Berens
Scott Williams
Jim Stait
Carl Etling
Lance Godin
Dale Edwards
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Harry Kowaluk
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Ice Cutting Is Not For Me
A friend in England sent a note amid a jumbled scene about thinking of someone while he plays on a frozen pitch far from home. The message referenced last Saturday morning and hinted at a difficult, isolating task in a remote location.
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Clarke Lake
Water aroma sparks council survey and CBC hint
In Moccasine, residents question the taste and safety of local water as the Health Department asserts safety. A Community Betterment Council forms amid water and ice concerns, with a Centennial Project expected to yield results.
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CN Offers Churchill Tours
Winnipeg tourists flock to CN Churchill tours with two regular excursions leaving August 4 and 11 and four Explorers’ Tours on July 16 23 and August 13 20. The Churchill trips have drawn Canadian and American travelers for 50 years following the Selkirk settlers route into the north.
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