Huskies Take First After Two Wins Over Rams
The Pas Huskies solidify first place with 26 0 and 8 5 hockey wins over Snow Lake Rams. Ted Rock leads with five goals in the opener while Don Black records a shutout. A second victory backs up the top spot as the Huskies push toward Manitoba Provincial Playdowns.
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Poison spreader fears prompt police alert
Police fear for children as fresh snow hides poisoned meat scattered in back lanes. A man with a brown bag was seen near a garbage can while children watched, then fled. Investigators suspect a deliberate act and a vehicle may be involved. Authorities note uncertainty over whether the poison is strychnine or rat poison.
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Police seek outlets in regions after failed searches
Authorities report high concentration of the substance and say all outlets in The Pas have been checked without success. Police request outside detachments to extend checks to outlets in their areas.
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CN Package Trip To Festival
Winnipeg travelers can join a CN Rail package to The Pas festival February 9 to 13. Sleeper cars on train 95 depart Winnipeg February 9. return on train 76 February 13. Package priced at 70 dollars includes fare, sleeping accommodation at The Pas, meals, and event tickets.
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Heart attack ends hunt of Iowa priest near The Pas
A 58 year old Roman Catholic priest, Father Leander Freedman of Iowa, died of a heart attack while hunting about 45 miles east of The Pas on New Year’s Day. He had been hunting Friday December 31 with Bert Melnyk and had bagged a moose.
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Rescue effort ends as boat crew loads moose remains
Father Freedman and Melnyk with Melnyk's son Ly le return by Bombardier to load the Moose. Half loaded, Father Freedman collapses from a heart attack. Remains planned to be flown to The Pas then to his home in the United States.
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