Two Held Without Charge in Churchill Case
Gerald W. Cameron and Glen Thomas Leckie, both locally represented by lawyer Mr. Martin, remain in custody in The Pas since July 5 over an alleged June assault on a woman. Bail was set at 2000 dollars but could not be posted as prosecutors cite court access and doctor availability. The Attorney General's Department announced a preliminary hearing for September 26, with no plea entered yet.
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Tohee
Todas Cee
Sei
Churchill
Pas
Winn Tribune
Martin
Atheney General’s Department
Gerald W. Cameron
Glen Thomas Leckie
Attorney- General's Department
Mr. Martin
Conservatives Stage Meet At The Pas
Manitoba Progressive Conservative Party officials say the Northern Area convention in The Pas drew 65 delegates with 20 from Winnipeg. The Manitoba Executive Council met outside Winnipeg for the first time, led by president Jim Doaks. Bus Simpson spoke at lunch, and Buck Witney addressed the banquet.
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Manitoba Progressive Conservative Party
Pas
Manitoba
Greater
Winnipeg
Jim Doaks
Churchill Federal
Bus Simpson
Buck” Witney
A Trip They Won’t Forget At The Pas river trip ends with boat damage
Progressive Conservative delegates visiting The Pas were stranded when the Skippy L ran aground near the government dock on the Saskatchewan River. Twenty passengers were ferried ashore by canoe. The vessel sustained a damaged rudder, broken propeller, and other damage, with Cal assisting to pull it free and onto shore for repairs.
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Pas
Tom Lamb
Moose Lake
Saskatchewan River
Government Dock
the Pas
Cal
Disaster drill planned in The Pas for week of September 24 28
Dr. Peter Sommerse announces a hospital disaster exercise in The Pas during September 24 28. The plan involves a simulated plane crash with 40 casualties to strain St Anthony's Hospital and test the three year old response program with public cooperation.
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Pas
Peter Sommerse
Northern Health Services
Health Department
St. Anthony's Hospital
St. Anthony‘s Hospital
Sommerse
Chamber Avoid Lake Dispute In The Pas
The Pas Chamber of Commerce weighs plans to acquire Halcrow Lake land to extend the golf course away from a new landing strip. A two member committee will meet Lamb Airways about the Grace Lake strip while some members caution against involvement, citing resident complaints and government action.
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Pas Chamber of Commerce
Halcrow Lake
Pas Golf Club
Chamber
Lamb Airways
Grace Lake
Lamb's
Jack Lamb
the Herald
Indians Seek Work with INCO at Burntwood River camp
About eighty Cree Indians from the Nelson and Split Lake Bands camp near Burntwood River hoping for employment and training with International Nickel. Spokesmen say they requested consideration from INCO's management but have received none. they have sent telegrams to provincial and federal officials seeking intercession.
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Thompson
Nelson
Split Lake
Burntwood River
International Nickel Company
INCO
Exam Results For Pas Collegiate Grades IX to XII
Analysis of June Departmental Examinations at The Pas Collegiate shows mixed results. Grade IX 33 complete passes, 14 provisional passes, 12 fails among 59. Grade X 17 passed, 4 failed in one subject, 3 failed in two, 7 four or more fails among 31. Grade XI repeats one or more X subjects, eight of 18 papers failed. XI papers: 194 passed, 85 failed. Grade XI complete: 10 passed clear, 2 one fail, 4 two fails, 2 three, 1 four. Grade XII: 116 papers written, 62 passed, 54 failed. Eleven students taking complete Grade XII: 4 passed clear, 2 one fail, 3 two, 2 four.
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Pas Collegiate
CN Agent Presents 25 Dollar Prize to Friendship Center
The Friendship Center at The Pas received a 25 check Monday evening from CN representing third prize in the outdoor decoration contest during the Anniversary Celebrations. John Melanson CN agent at The Pas presented the prize at a Friendship Council meeting.
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Friendship Center
Pas
C.N.R
John Melanson
Friendship Council
Miss Loretta LaPointe Wins The Pas TV Set Raffle
Montreal resident Miss Loretta LaPointe daughter of Mr and Mrs L LaPointe long time The Pas residents won the clubs TV set raffle during the bicentennial celebration She bought her raffle ticket while visiting her parents and opted for a $200 cash payout instead of the prize.
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Loretta LaPointe
Montreal
L. LaPointe
Pas
la Pointe
Yakusik Receives E G Goodwin Bursary At The Pas Collegiate
Jack Yakusik son of Mr and Mrs M Yakusik earned the E G Goodwin Bursary awarded annually by The Pas Collegiate Student Council in honour of a former teacher and principal. He posted 75 percent on the Grade XII exams and plans to study Engineering at the University of Manitoba. The bursary totals 400 dollars in two 200 dollar installments and is open to any Grade XII student planning university enrollment.
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Jack Yakusik
M. Yakusik
E. G. Goodwin
Pas Collegiate
Jack
University of Manitoba
Pas
First In Manitoba PRG Kindergarten Start On Reserve
Indian Affairs plans to integrate The Pas Reserve children into public schools at grade one aiming to overcome language and social handicaps. Fifteen attend a Big Eddy School morning session. others join an afternoon class at The Pas Indian Day School. Enrollment reaches 35 five year olds with no parental cost.
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Garten
Pas Reserve
Ren
Big Eddy School
Pas Indian Day School
Big Eddy
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PRG
Indian Affairs Branch
Indian Affairs
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