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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 05, 1969
Page
5
Douglas Chartier known as Dougl was freed after two prior jail terms for the same offence. He first served 30 days at Headingley for a Winnipeg February offence. An erroneous warrant led to capture in The Pas, where he served 20 days before a habeas corpus motion prompted release. A magistrate protection motion followed.
Justice J. Hunt accepts written evidence before the Queens Bench in the ongoing case, with submissions due prior to a future hearing date.
Raymond Delbert Vincent of Winnipeg was placed on probation for one year by Justice J. Hunt in the Queen's Bench for stealing 39 sheets of plywood in The Pas last April. He received the suspended sentence because he had no previous record. A second case, Michael Allan McKay of Cranberry Portage, ended with a not guilty verdict on a rape charge. The sitting was brief with all cases heard last week.
A November 6 meeting in The Pas seeks interest in joining a regional development corporation for the North. D M Mitchell and John Heads will attend along with other officials to discuss plans for non profit regional bodies operating across Manitoba.
Marietta Jones, a New York City native now studying at the Mozarteum in Salzburg, Austria, is highlighted as a winner of more than ten scholarships and awards and participant in a Common Performance at the White House. Arthur Webb, a bass-baritone, began studies in Philadelphia and continues them in New York City.
A budding recitalist and oratorio soloist tours with the Philadelphia Solo Quartet and the DeCormier Folk Singers. They perform at Radio City Music Hall. Edith Clifton, pianist, has received numerous awards and continues to give recitals on tour.
The pianist presented a successful debut recital at Carnegie Recital Hall in New York City and appeared as a soloist on ABC TV.
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