Police Work Overtime In The Pas Report
The Town of The Pas police report for June shows 437 hours overtime and 261 liquor cases. Offences include eight assaults, 15 break ins, six motor vehicle thefts, 10 thefts over 50 dollars, 15 under 50, two frauds, 36 other Criminal Codes, 261 Provincial Statutes, five hit and runs, one dangerous driving, and 10 motor vehicle accidents. Edwards Avenue remains a major problem area with the Northern Site Cafe open late and delaying patrols.
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The
Pas
RCMP
RCM
Edwards Avenue
Regan Wins Golf Tournament at The Pas
The Pas and District golf tournament completed Sunday with 91 entrants from The Pas Flin Flon and Thompson. The cool weather and strong course conditions drew praise though no southern neighbors entered, a usual disappointment for organizers.
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Pas
Flin Flon
Thompson
Tourrnament
Council Unhappy Over Subdivision Fire And Faults At Site
Town Council aired issues at the southern subdivision last Wednesday noting inadequate work. Engineers reported extra gravel beyond contract need, faulty drainage with misleveled culverts, and unsealed lanes likely to lose gravel under traffic. Lift station problems left pumps nonfunctional until Manitoba Hydro staff intervened. The engineer accused Patrick Pipelines of responsibility for proper operation and trained supervision.
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Fritz Cameron
Council
Underwood and McLellan and Associates
Cameron
Patrick Pipelines
Pawick Pipelines
Second Major Airlift From U.K. To The Pas
Churchill Forest Industries of Manitoba reports success in long range planning for a second major airlift from the United Kingdom to The Pas. The operation underscores the firm’s logistics capabilities and aims to bolster supply chains for lime products.
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U.K
Pas
Churchill Forest Industries
Manitoba
Jona's Named CFL Woodlands Manager Here
The CFL Woodlands project, led by Jona, received a Yukon CL44 Freight Liner shipment to Winnipeg en route to The Pas. Trade Winds Limited will charter five essential part shipments to Manitoba amid UK longshore strikes. A 30 ton load left Gatwick for Winnipeg, with Swan River The Pas Transports handling on site delivery.
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Winnipeg
Pas
C.F.L
United Kingdome
U.K
Trade Winds Limited
Manitoba
George Litton
C.f.1.a S
Britain
United Kingdom
Gastwick
London
England
Swan River
Ierallarinn
Town Council Receives Citizen Letter on Vandalism
A July 16 meeting drew 73 concerned residents who urged immediate council action with RCMP Probation Legal and Social Services to address vandalism in The Pas. Mayor Trager noted existing by laws and curfew but enforcement is difficult amid ongoing loitering and juvenile issues.
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Council
RC. M.P
The
Pas
Jim Wilson
Probation Services
Trager
Wilson
Edwards Avenue
RCM
Crown Returns Seized Liquor After Court Hearing
The Crown elected to return liquor seized from a car carrying four minors near Second and Edwards. Craig Rookes, aged 21, claimed ownership and legal entitlement to sealed liquor in a vehicle. Crown Attorney said the liquor would be returned. defense sought heavy costs against the Crown amid police criticism.
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Craig Rookes
Second and
Edwards
Craig
Darcy Bancroft
Taylor
Bancroft
Court News Remanded On Extortion Charge
Magistrate William Martin remanded Ovide Constant for one week on a charge of extortion after Constant pleaded guilty. The incident occurred on Edwards Avenue around 1 am on July 28 involving Roy Beil of Minitonas. Donald John Ross stood with Constant but pleaded not guilty to the same charge. Ross was later found not to be involved. The Crown requested a state of proceedings.
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Martin
Ovide
Martin Constant
Constant
Edwards Avenue
Roy Beil
Minitonas
Man
Donald John Ross
Ross
Food Centre Break-Ins Increase Losses
A repeat break in targets Ed's Food Centre and Carroll Motors with greater losses reported this week. Details are continued on page 13.
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Herald
Ed's
Carrol Motors
Pool Project Receives Community Donations
The Kelsey Recreation Commission lists donations from Keewatin Community College student association and instructors association plus individuals and groups. Pledges totaling $3000 are noted from Evans Premachuk and others including Bob Mushrush Evergreer Lodge Nestor Walowka and Harry Shklov Union Supply.
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Kelsey Recreation Commission
Keewatin Community College Student Association
Keewatin Community College Instructor's Association
Evans Premachuk
Bob Mushrush
Evergree
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Regan
Manitoba Hydro
Ferguson
Adam Sus
Mr. Camero
Jona
C.F.L. Woodlands
Jonas
Jim Jamieson
British Columbia
Vancouver
Mr. Jamieson
Crown
Court News
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