Joyce drives School Board change in The Pas contest
Neal Joyce, newly elected Ward One trustee, pushes open meetings and school visits to townsfolk. He led a reform push at the board, ending in camera sessions and voting to rotate meetings across division schools starting January 1977. Joyce aims for transparency and community involvement amid local growth.
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Neal Joyce
Ward One
the Pas
Joyce
Andon
Pas
Brandon
Harry Harapiak
Harapiak
Pas Junior B Huskies Show Improved Talent This Season
The Pas Junior B Huskies 1976-77 under coach Wayne Hawrysh boast 30 signed players for depth. Hawrysh notes the team has grown stronger than last year and relies on local fans for support and motivation. He previously coached the Dauphin Kings for two years.
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Pas
Huskies
Wayne Hawrysh
Hawrysh
Dauphin Kings
Advance Polls for Nov 24 Council By-Election Set
Voters in the November 24 by election have four polling stations including Norlite Hall Elk's Hall K.C.C. and Kelsey School. An advance poll at Municipal Offices runs 5 PM to 9 PM on November 19 20 and 21. Election day polls operate 9 AM to 9 PM.
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Tony Moule
Norlite
Elk’s Hall
K.C.C
Kelsey School
Harry Harapiak Re-elected School Board Chairman
The Kelsey School Board started the new year on Monday November 8 selecting Chairman Harry Harapiak for a third term and naming Vice Chairman Dennis Mostat. Mostat described the post as training while praising Harapiak as an excellent teacher.
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Harry Harapiak
Kelsey School Board
Dennis Mostat
Mostat
Emile Dufault
Harapiak
Town awards costs in Porky Packers case
The Town of The Pas has been awarded court costs totaling 7 291.55 from Porky Packers. The council heard a report from lawyer R. Whidden noting the statement of claim will be filed with the Queen's Bench clerk at The Pas. The Supreme Court of Canada earlier awarded costs to The Pas after overturning a Manitoba Appeal Court ruling. The council also approved 251.68 for Gowling and Henderson to obtain the Supreme Court bill of costs.
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Ivan Young
ManFor
Young
Pas
Keith Elvers
Canadian Paperworkers Union
Lw.a
C.P.U
Western Grocery
Otineka
The
Porky Packers
R. Whidden
Thompson
Supreme Court
Manitoba Appeal Court
Queen’s Bench
Supreme Court of Canada
Manitoba
Council
Law Firm
Gowling and Henderson
Ottawa
Provincial Legislative Race Report From Fragmented Text
Vague OCR fragment suggests coverage of a provincial legislative race. Readable elements mention a political contest and candidates, but concrete names, places, dates, or outcomes are not recoverable from the text provided.
Lathlin Widens Band Council Roles On The Pas Reserve
Mary Jane Lathlin becomes the second woman to win a Councillor seat on The Pas Reserve Band Council. She secured 56 votes in a by election to fill two vacancies left by resignations, reporting elderly transport needs and a visiting agency as immediate concerns.
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Mary Jane Lathlin
Gordon Lathlin
Pas Reserve Band Council
Lathlin
Band Council
Pas Reserve
Philip Dorion
Eric Bignell
Ernest Cawley
William Cook
Mary Jayne
Mitchell fined for multiple charges in Provincial Judges Court
A 21 year old man, Robert A. Mitchell, was fined 300 dollars and placed on one year probation after pleading guilty to four counts including disturbance in a public room assault driving without a license and giving a false statement. The court heard of October 19 at the Wescana Hotel a melee with another patron and a struck hotel manager. Police had observed July 25 a vehicle doing 360 degree turns with Mitchell driving.
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Provincial Judges Court
Robert A. Mitchell
Paul Jensen
Mitchell
Wescana
R.C.M
Otineka Mall to Open Bowling Alley in The Pas
Manager Ron Isley expects the Otineka Mall bowling alley to open by November 20 with ten lanes and automatic pin setters. The facility, owned by Famous Players Theatres, aims to serve The Pas with hours 7 to 9 and 9 to 11, hosting about 100 bowlers nightly plus ten leagues and youth and senior programs.
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Otineka Mall
Ron Isley
Famous Players Theatres
the Pas
Ilisley
Manitoba Bowling
Woman Found Dead Behind Liquor Store Exposed to Elements
Nora Ross, 44, of no fixed address, was found by the back wall of the Liquor Commission Store at 8:30 p.m. Wednesday November 10. Police report death by exposure occurring in the afternoon or early evening of November 10 with no initial sign of foul play per the medical examiner.
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Liquor Commission
R.C.M
Nora Ross
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Percy Pielak
Mid Can Electric
Bruce UnFried
Ivah Young
ManFor Ltd
Pielak
UnFried
Flin Flon
Pas Progressive Conservative Association
Bruce Uniried
Winnipeg
University of Manitoba
Manitoba Social Services
Minor Hockey Association
Bruce
Town
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