Murder charge laid against Nasécapow
Eric Nasécapow, 36 of Moose Lake, faces a non capital murder charge over a Bignell bridge incident on January 30. Police found John Nasécapow, 34, dead at St Anthony’s Hospital from head injuries after a fight. autopsy ordered and no preliminary hearing date set. Police note multiple deaths in The Pas area since August under investigation.
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Eric Nasecapow
Moose Lake
Bignell Bridge
John Nasecapow
St. Anthony's Hospital
Pas
CFBG Plans Public Meeting In The Pas Tonight
The Citizens for Better Government in The Pas hosts an open public meeting at 8 p m in the M B C I Lecture Theatre to discuss forming a permanent civic body and potential name changes. Ernie T Ycoles notes recent weeks’ discussions aim to foster better government and study social issues.
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Pas
M.B.C.I
Ernie Tycoles
Tycoles
No Ad Planned for Flin Flon Trout Festival Booklet
The Town of The Pas will not place an advertisement in the Flin Flon Trout Festival booklet this year. Finance Chairman Doug McBride told the council meeting that his committee recommended no ad be taken out, with continuation noted on page 8.
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The
Pas
Doug McBride
Robber Intercepted Sparks Arrest Attempt Ends in Frozen Feet
John Makowaychuk 21 manager of Welders Supply The Pas attempts to intercept a jewellery store intruder in Wagner’s Jewellery early February 21. He ends up with two severely frozen feet while the thief remains at large. A stolen 1972 Chevelle used in the escape. additional break in at Profit’s Furniture. Stolen items include a 9 inch TV, an electric blanket, and a transistor radio. Police report the thief ditched the car after a windshield was smashed by a rifle shot. The incident occurred during 18 degrees below zero weather.
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John Makowaychuk
The
Pas
Wagner's Jewellery
St. Anthony's Hospital
Makowaychuk
Ape
Carroll Motors
Profit
RCMP
Roger
Texaco
First Street
Mr. Makowaychuk
National Kinsmen President to Visit The Pas on February 14
W D Bill Watson, national president of the Association of Kinsmen Clubs, will visit The Pas area Monday February 14 1972 at 9 00 pm. A stage in Guy Hall honors his visit. It will be the first time a national president attends. About 60 Kinsmen are expected from Flin Flon Lynn Lake and nearby communities.
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W.D
Bill) Watson
Association of Kinsmen Clubs
Pas
Guy
Fasano Refuses To Act As Go-Between In Town Matters
Councillor Jim Fasano, transportation chairman, declares he will not act as a go-between for town employees and the public. He criticizes the town’s handling of street conditions dog problems and by-law enforcement, urging policy be set by council and expressing frustration with the dog issue.
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Jim Fasano
Fasano
Steve Samu
the Pas
Town Council Seeks Per-Machine Tax On Pinball Outlets
The Town of The Pas plans to tax each pinball machine individually under a municipal act. Councillor Doug McBride notes an influx of machines in single premises and moves an amendment to raise a fee of ten thousand dollars per game of chance.
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the Pas
Doug
Trotter Fills Council Vacancy
Don Trotter a 38 year old mineral science instructor at Keewatin Community College filed papers just before 2 pm Monday. He will fill the council seat vacated by Ernie Koch who resigned January 18 and will complete Koch's term to November 1972.
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Don Trotter
Keewatin Community College
Ernie Koch
Trotter
Koch
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 to join the Mushers Banquet and departs for Flin Flon Saturday.
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Edward Schreyer
Pas
Citizens Urge Safety Measures After Council Report
A 14 page final report from the Safety Committee was presented to Town Council detailing three months of work and recommendations to reduce hazards in The Pas. It notes prior recommendations were inadequately acted upon and urges immediate action to reduce train crossing blockages and improve school area safety with better bus loading and new safety programs. CONTINUED ON PAGE 14
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Samusa
CNR
Trailer Extension Granted in The Pas
The Pas Town Council approved extensions for three trailer owners. Councillor Doug McBride said letters from Ron Mitchell Carlson Mobile Homes Mrs Janet Todd and Edward Lesaichuk requested extensions or exemptions from moving to a trailer park. Todd granted until May 30 for compassionate reasons and Lesaichuk allowed to keep an unoccupied trailer while selling the business.
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Pas
Doug McBride
Ron Mitchell
Carlson Mobile Homes
Janet Todd
Edward Lesaichuk
McBride
Lesaichuk
Lion Club Donates 500 Dollars to Indoor Pool Project
Harold Grundy chairing the indoor pool committee accepts a 500 dollar cheque from Frankie Williams president of the Lions Club in The Pas. Funds raised by bazaars rummage sales and other drives from the general fund push the completion goal toward about 223000 dollars. The flower pot fund is closed.
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Harold Grundy
Frankie Williams
Lion ‘Ls Club
Pas
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Nasecapow
John Mikowaychuk
C.F.B.G
Tonite
F.F
Bert Wagner
Schreyer
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