Thompson Lawyer Sues For Damages
Thompson Man lawyer Raymond W. F. Hunt sues Thompson Government Administrator Carl A. Nesbitt and Thompson Local Government District in Queen's Bench alleging a Nickle Belt News ad on March 12 1964 damaged his character and profession. Hunt was not named in the ad and warned Nesbitt on March 20 through his lawyers.
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Winnipeg
Thompson
Court of Queen's Bench
Raymond W. F. Hunt
Carl A. Nesbitt
Nickle Belt News
Hunt
Mr. Nesbitt
Nesbitt
Nesbitt defends stance as suit cites false article
In the Queen's Bench claim dated September 10, 1964, Mr. Hunt’s lawyer alleges the article is false and malicious. Nesbitt maintains no apology will be issued and asserts the article’s factual basis. The claim seeks costs, general damages as assessed, and further relief as needed.
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Pas Herald
Nesbitt
Court of Queen's Bench
Hunt
Manitoba institute launches nationwide souvenir design contest
The Manitoba Design Institute opens a national competition for mass produced Manitoba souvenirs. Richard Noonan chairs the event with a $6 000 prize pool, two judging stages, and $200 honorariums for top designers. Deadline for preliminary submissions is January 15, 1965.
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Manitoba Design Institute
Manitoba
Richard Noonan
Pioneer Electric of
Winnipeg
Jessica Coulter
Design Institute
Fiveman
Canada
Noonan
Norquay
Man
Court News From The Pas Highlights Break-in and Theft
Roy Richards faces breaking and entering charges for a recent Local Collegiate break-in and opts for trial by judge and jury. Elmer Verban is remanded on theft charges for four shotguns stolen from the LaVerandrye Motel worth $2600. Three Snow Lake detainees, George Asmus Robert Heinz and John Henry Stewart, are jailed in The Pas on possession charges. A Flin Flon note says RCMP detained three men at Snow Lake after missing tires and fishing gear were found with parked cars.
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Roy Richards
Pas
Elmer Verban
LaVerandrye
Snow Lake
George Asmus
Robert E. Heinz
John Henry Stewart
Daily Reminder
RCMP
Farm accident near Coad estate cuts leg in ten seconds
Laine Coad reports a swathing accident on his farm in which Madrigga was pulled by a tractor, clothes torn, below the knee cap amputated. Elmer Overby and his wife, nearby mushroom seekers, helped rush him to St Anthony's Hospital.
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Madrigga
Mr. Coad
Mrs
Elmer Overby
Mr. Madrigga
St. Anthony's Hospital
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Rock Hudson
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Roy Rogers
Tony Kendall
Burl Ives
Court News
Lido Theatre
RTC
Foot
Laine Coad
Vice DS
McCormicks Fancy
Klik
Libby
Settee Ave
Don Parker
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