The Pas confronts license disputes over bootleg trades
Town council discusses enforcement as Mr. Rath and others claim unfair treatment for operating without licenses. G Wilson accuses hairdressers and shops of bootlegging, urging tax enforcement while councillors push inspectors to expose names and act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pas
Mr. Rath
Harry Trager
Audrey Batchelor
Doug McBride
McBride
Bert Hayes
Rath
G. Wilson
Carolynne
Council
Wilson
Sok~ulski
Batchelor
Pas Band Member Defends Race Relations Critique
A Pas Indian Band member defends Chief Dave Courchene and local officials amid criticism of a Moccasin Telegraph column. He notes Indian Metis residents contribute 1.2 million dollars to The Pass economy and urge tolerance as Canadian citizens to shop and use town streets without deference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Bruce "Bug
Dave Courchene
Opasqua
the Pass
Edwards Avenue
Manitoba
Manitoba Indian Brotherhood President at Opasqua Days in The Pas
The speaker expresses delight at white participation in Opasqua Days and urges all to work to improve race relations in The Pas. He speaks as President of the Manitoba Indian Brotherhood and represents band members from The Pas Reserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pas
Manitoba
Indiana Brotherhood
Health liaison coordinator roles with Manitoba Indian Brotherhood
A notice identifies Jocelyn Wilson as coordinator of consultations and negotiations and director of health liaison with the Manitoba Indian Brotherhood. The text lists degrees BSc BA RN DP and titles. It presents a formal position in indigenous health governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jocelyn Wilson
B.A
R.N
DP. H
Manitoba Indian Brotherhood
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wilf Rath
Winnipeg
Smith St
Man
Denwal Pharmacy
Hydro
Rexall
Joe
Achtemichuk
B- J Sales & Service
Hwy
N. Wanless
Matters
Dave Courchane
Ombudsman
G.W. Maltby
Portage Avenue
Tin Cadets
Elk’s Hall
G.W. Turner
LT. C. Nichols
B-j Sales & Service
Hwy. N. Wanless
Lial
Gulf Credit
The