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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 30, 1978
Page
4
RCMP in The Pas are probing three thefts reported over the past week. Details remain limited as investigators pursue leads and review surveillance footage. Local authorities urge anyone with information to contact police.
Police reported five impairment related driving incidents and multiple thefts. On March 23 Robert Grant at 158 Second Ave reported $2300 worth of stereo gear missing including a Yamaha CA810 amplifier Akai GXC710 cassette deck a Yamaha YPD6 turntable and two Spec three speakers. A March 25 theft of $50 from a cash box at The Pas Arena was linked to a possible inside job after closing. On March 23 L Bobby of 462 St Antoine St reported a $60 Delco 12 volt truck battery missing.
Seppo Takala won the Manitoba Classic Singles at the Brandon provincials and now will represent Manitoba at the Worlds in Thunder Bay. Readers are praised for strong showings by Doreen Madden, Dianne Merriam, Bernie Lanigan, Ed Sertic, and Horace Oman, with various high scores and team standings listed from the recent results across multiple divisions.
Chief Neil Puckett was chosen to the Manitoba Association of Fire Chiefs board for area six at the Red Oak Inn in Brandon during the March 24 25 convention. Chief Art Drionin of Lynn Lake was elected president. Attendees totaled 45 chiefs and industry reps. The main topics were a new volunteer training program and the Manitoba fire code.
The LGD council demands $1,200 from Bill Harper's parks branch for dump maintenance costs at Wanless. Melvin Ray says agreements cannot bind the whole council and questions the share given their four month use and tourist impact.
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