Huskies Grab Playoff Lead With Late Comeback Over Bombers
The Pas Junior B Huskies turned a 7 5 deficit into an 8 7 victory over Flin Flon in a high scoring playoff bout. John Henry scored three goals including the winner, with Roy McCumber and Kelly Post aiding the charge. Final shots 34 against The Pas goalie as Flin Flon faced 42.
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Pas
Huskies
John Henry
Flin Flon
Winnipeg
Kelly Post
Pete Rurak
Frank Constant
Mark Yaremko
Hogan
Schneider
Dow
Goldstrand
Dogs
Roy McCumber
Henry
David Anderson
Danko
Lyle Laskowski
Big Jim Perchaluk
Post
Rurak- McCumber
Rurak
Claude Kozik
Burak-Henry
Goldie
Larry Armstrong
Jail Sentences Handed Out For Wounding and Escape
James Chartrand of Cranberry Portage received four months in The Pas Correctional Institute after pleading guilty to intending to wound and breach of probation for a December 22 1973 steak knife attack on Hlady Ballantyne. He faces two years of probation after release. Fred Bleich, an inmate at the same facility, gets 30 days for escaping custody and wilful damage from August 27. He set fire to his mattress while awaiting Ontario charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Chartrand
Cranberry Portage
Pas Correctional Institute
Chartrand
Hlady Ballantyne
Ballantyne
St. An Hoye Hospital
Lyall Gardiner
W. R. Martin
Fred Bleich
Bleich
Ontario
Laurel Wight
Martin
Winter Road System Contracts Approved in Manitoba
Contracts totaling about 1 million dollars were approved to build and maintain a 420 mile winter freight road system in northern Manitoba. Me-Ke-Si Construction will handle major segments linking Hollow Water, Berens River Crossroads, Bloodvein, and Little Grand Rapids, plus additional routes to Ste. Theresa Point, Garden Hill, Wassagamach, and Red Sucker Lake. Funding shares include federal support via Judd Buchanan. Plans call for start once weather allows, with a record 79,000 tons moved in 1973-74 and similar tonnage projected this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Affairs
Ken McBryde
Me-Ke-Si Construction Company
Hollow Water
Berens River
Bloodvein
Little Grand Rapids
Berens River Crossroads
Ste. Theresa Point
Judd Buchanan
Manitoba
Pas
Moose Lake
A. M. Kelly Construction Company
Cross Lake
Oxford House
Department
Minage
South Bay
South Indian Lake
God’s Lake
P.T.H. No. 6
Norway
House
Department of Northern Affairs
McBryde
Ilford
Manitoba Labour Studying 17 Briefs on Legislation Changes
The Manitoba Department of Labour reviews 17 formal briefs from unions associations and management groups on labour law changes. Labour Minister Russ Paulley will convene the Industrial Relations Committee to hear further submissions with advance meeting notices. Groups include Winnipeg Builders Exchange Mining Association of Manitoba Canadian Manufacturers Association Brandon Chamber of Commerce Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce Manitoba Federation of Labour and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba Department of Labour
Russ Paulley
Winnipeg Builders Exchange
Mining Association of Manitoba, Inc
Canadian Manufacturers Association
Brandon Chamber of Commerce
Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce
Manitoba Federation of Labour
Winnipeg Newspaper Guild
Hydro Projects Managements Association
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Canadian
TV Safety Tips From William J. Martin
With winter indoors, many rely on television for entertainment though about 10 000 TVs catch fire yearly. Keep air flow by not placing sets close to walls, unplug when away, use a switch controlled outlet, and avoid water to extinguish fires. Readers may send questions to Box 3857 London Ontario.
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London
Ontario
One Person Injured In Single Vehicle Crash
Louise Leblanc of The Pas was among six passengers in a car driven by Susan Howell when it left Rahl's Island Road at 6 45 p m on November 16. Leblanc was taken to St Anthony's Hospital with non serious injuries as the vehicle suffered extensive damage.
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Louise Leblanc
The
Pas
Susan Howell
Rahl’s Island
Miss Leblanc
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Police Report Tuesday Theft Incidents Include Car Break In
A 1962 Chevrolet owned by Don Harder of 244 LaRose Avenue was stolen early on November 16 and remains unrecovered as police continue the investigation. A break in at Harry Trager Ltd on Fischer Avenue left a pair of shoes and a shirt behind while thieves took new footwear and clothing. Over 100 sheets of plywood valued at about $1000 were stolen from the Grace Lake Road pre fab housing plant with investigators also pursuing the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Harder
LaRose Avenue
Kyat
Harry Trager Ltd
Fischer Avenue
Grace Lake Road
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Jerry's Confectionary
Rosedale
Atlas
Libby
Kraft Cheese
SPORK
Tin
Pacha
Maple Leaf Utility Turkeys
Devon Bacon
Maxwell House
Chuck
Allard’s Shopping
Emil, June and
Bill Allard
Patrick
Autopac
Jack P. Johnson
Retail Store Employees Union
Manitoba Hydro
Christian Labour Association of Canada
Toronto
Manitoba Government Employees Association
William J. Martin
Unicef Canada
Mount Pleasant RD
Elks Hall
Jack Berg
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