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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 07, 1968
Page
4
The report notes March to July average 41 degrees with a high of 88.1, and The Pas record high 100 degrees on July 19 1941. It cites August rainfall 2.29 inches over 20 years and a monthly mean of 61.4 degrees.
Two 13 year-olds pleaded guilty to breaking and entering and theft from Ray Beck’s house on July 12. One youth pleaded guilty to two charges of breaking and entering at the golf clubhouse. A third juvenile faced a separate July 19 theft linked to Arthur Beck’s Vauxhall. All received probation or related penalties.
On July 11 and July 13 an offence occurred and a third youth pled guilty to July 18 breaking and entering and theft at Cudmore cottage. Judge Macphee noted seven charges for the 15 year old remanded to Aug 12, including break ins at Ray Beck’s house golf club Mrs Bickles LaRose Devon Pool and the Vauxhall theft. The other remanded youth pled guilty to Cudmore cottage break and Vauxhall theft. The judge indicated many charges were not guilty and praised probation guidance preferring placement at youth homes for restraint and rehabilitation.
The RCMP will base two highway patrol cars in The Pas for the summer to cover routes south to the Red Deer River and the northern province. A permanent patrol is expected in April 1969 replacing previous part time patrolling by Swan River and Dauphin detachments.
A suspected typhoid case in The Pas tested negative. Northern Health Services director Dr. M K Panikkar says only the original Kelsey cases remain confirmed, three typhoid and one carrier, traced to a construction camp at the Kelsey generating station. Three patients are in Winnipeg hospitals and one in Thompson. Water safety steps include river chlorination and boiling water.
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