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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 27, 1968
Page
4
Percy McLeod Lathlin, 23, charged with non capital murder in the death of Dorothy Cook, 33, of The Pas Reserve. Coroner Neil Macphee had ordered an inquest but canceled it after the charge was laid. no date set yet for a preliminary hearing.
Dennis W. Koss has been appointed Clinic Manager for the Associate Medical Clinic in The Pas. He and his wife have no residence in Mallard Avenue, Winnipeg, where he previously worked in accounting for five years.
Dr. Stu Carey presents a different view of The Pas transient issue noting the population spent over $100000 in welfare aid last year. He urges closer liaison between provincial and town welfare staffs and urges study of administration gaps as Council continues review of the report.
Residents of Eventide Home dispute a March 20 1968 article claiming the facility will be phased out. They argue zoning and space concerns are misrepresented and request space to voice objections in the paper.
The final metal tower for the hydro power line to The Pas was erected last Wednesday at Grace Lake Road. Canadian Comstock handles the project, routing from Grand Rapids to The Pas, with delivery expected in December.
Councillor Wilchowy launched a verbal blast at Secretary Treasurer Tony Moule during a regular town council session. The council had Moule prepare a report, read in evidence but not read aloud, detailing duties of Fire Chief Ton Barley and welfare officer Steve Hrabarchuk. The report also touched on parking meter policing and a proposed complete admin chart, with Moule to advise on implementation.
The government authorizes construction of two bridges on a winter road from The Pas to Moose Lake. A year round route may emerge, though the project is far from first class. Also details a May Cree language study at St. Andrew's College Fort Garry.
St Anthony’s Hospital advances new building plans for a hospital addition that would front First and Cook Avenues after purchasing six Ross Avenue lots. Town Council closed Ross between First and Third Streets and will sell three lots for 1800 dollars. Local objections from Pete Marchenski and Tony Moule loom as ministerial approval is pending and a planning variation may be sought.
Rotary sponsored Bantam Hockey Team posted an 8 2 record with 5 losses and lost the final to Guy Hill. Back row shows George Goswin coach Delmar Rookes Scott Williams Marra Fitzpatrick Howie McLean Jim Stait Bruce Poulin Doria Marin coach front Jon-Al Paquin David Cloutier Kirk Gorham Clinton Wells Brian Poulin.
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