Murder charge laid against Nasecapow in Moose Lake incident
Eric Nasecapow, 36, of Moose Lake faces a non capital murder charge over a January 30 incident on the Bignell bridge. Police found 34 year old John Nasew eapon of Moose Lake dead from head injuries after a 3:00 a.m. call. Autopsy ordered. preliminary hearing date not set. Police note a rising death toll with charges in The Pas area since August.
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Eric Nasecapow
Moose Lake
Bignell Bridge
John Nase
St. Anthony's Hospital
Pas
CFBG to Hold Open Meeting in The Pas Tonight
Citizens for Better Government will meet at M B C L Lecture Theatre at 8 p m to discuss establishing a permanent civic body. Chairman Ernie Tycoles says a name change may be considered and a town citizens group could foster ongoing better government and study social issues.
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Citizens For
Pas
M.B.C
Ernie Tycoles
Tycoles
Town of The Pas snubs Flin Flon Trout Festival booklet
Finance Chairman Doug McBride told council last week no ad will be placed in the Flin Flon Trout Festival booklet this year. The committee recommended against taking out an advertisement, with details continued on page 8.
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The
Pas
Doug McBride
Man Intercepts Robber. Two Frozen Feet and Watches Recovered
John Makowaychuk 21 of Welders Supply in The Pas attempted to stop an intruder at Wagner's jewellery. he suffered two severely frozen feet. The assault occurred early February 21 as temperature reached 18 degrees below zero. about twelve thousand dollars in watches were recovered.
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John Makowaychuk
Pas
Wagner's
Makowaychuk
Weiders Supply
Trotter Fills Council Vacancy
Nominee Don Trotter 28 a Keewatin Community College instructor filed papers before 2 00 pm Monday to fill the council seat vacated by Ernie Koch with the term ending November 1972. A by election is not needed as only one candidate entered. A separate burglary and car theft occurred the same night, including a 1972 Chevelle stolen from Carroll Motors and later ditched after the culprits were pursued by RCMP.
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Don Trotter
Keewatin Community College
Ernie Koch
Trotter
Koch
Ape
Carroll Motors
Profit
RCMP
Roger's
Texaco
First Street
Makowaychuk
Mr. Makowaychuk
National President to Attend Kinsmen Stag in The Pas
W D Bill Watson national president of the Association of Kinsmen Clubs will visit The Pas area on Monday February 14 1972 at 9 00 pm a stag in his honor will be staged in the Guy Hall with about 69 Kinsmen from Flin Flon Lynn Lake and nearby communities expected to attend continued on page 9
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W.D
Bill) Watson
Association of Kinsmen Clubs
Pas
Guy Halil
Flin Flon
Lynn Lake
Fasano Refuses To Act As Go-Between In Town Issues
Councillor Jim Fasano announced at the regular meeting that he refuses to act as a go between for Town employees and the public. He criticized street conditions, dog problems, and the dog pound situation while urging the Town engineer to handle matters as policy makers, expressing frustration over ongoing complaints and even suggesting he might catch the dogs himself.
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Jim Fasano
Annou
Nced
Fasano
Steve Samu
the Pas
Mr. Samusa
Town of The Pas to Tax Each Pinball Machine
Town officials decide to levy a per machine tax on pinball devices in The Pas. Councilor Doug McBride notes a surge of machines entering premises and pushes an amendment to licensing by law to charge ten dollars for every game of chance, replacing the old flat rate.
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the Pas
Doug
McBride
Schreyer to Attend 25th Northern Manitoba Trappers Festival
Premier Edward Schreyer will attend part of the 25th Annual Northern Manitoba Trappers Festival in The Pas. He arrives Friday for the Mushers Banquet and leaves for Flin Flon Saturday.
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Edward Schreyer
Pas
Flin Flon
Citizens Propose Safety Measures to Town Council
A 14 page final report from the Safety Committee was presented to the Town Council detailing three months of work and urging action on its recommendations. It highlights crossing blockages by CN trains near schools, calls for immediate steps to reduce hazards, and outlines proposed changes to bus loading and school area safety programs. The report notes prior recommendations were not promptly addressed.
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CNR
Counncil
Trailer Extension Granted In The Pas For Three Owners
The Pas Town Council approved extensions for three trailer owners. Doug McBride said letters from Ron Mitchell Carlson Mobile Homes Mrs Janet Todd and Edward Lesaichuk asked for extensions or exemptions from moving to a trailer park. Todd received permission until May 30 on a compassionate basis and Lesaichuk may keep an unoccupied trailer until his business sale completes.
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Pas
Doug McBride
Ron Mitchell
Carlson Mobile Homes
Janet Todd
Edward Lesaichuk
McBride
Lesaichuk
Council
Lions Club Donation Advances Pool Project in The Pas
Harold Grundy chair of the indoor post committee accepts a $500 cheque from Frankie Williams president of the Lions Club. Funds raised through bazaars and rummage sales come from the general fund as the Flower Pot Fund closes. The committee nears its goal of about $223000 for pool completion and an M B C project addition.
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Harold Grundy
Frankie Williams
The
Lion's Club
Pas
Williams
M.B. Cc
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John Mikowaychuk
Nasecapow
C.F.B.G
Tonite
M.B.C.L
F.F
Enti Ity
Bert Wagner
Schreyer
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