Chartrand gets six years for murder in The Pas case
In The Pas, Kelly Chartrand, 16, was sentenced by the Manitoba Court of Appeal to six years at Stony Mountain penitentiary for non capital murder in the stabbing death of his cousin Lisa Langen on October 22, 1979. Judges raised the case to adult court on psychiatrists’ recommendations. Chartrand has displayed a personality disorder and impulsive aggression.
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Manitoba Court of Appeal
Stony Mountain
Pas
Kelly Randall Chaite
Chartrand
Iis
Lisa Langen
Louis Deniser
Kelly Chartrand
Sylvia Chartrand
D'Arcy Bancroft
Whidden and Mayer
Gordon C. Hall
R. G. B. Dickson
Samuel Freedman
Help Pick A Name For Pas Indoor Pool
Pool manager Pat Patty invites the public to submit name suggestions for the Pas indoor swimming pool. Entries mailed to him at care of Margaret Barbour Catlegiare. no decision yet as discussions continue.
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Pat Patty
Margaret Barbour
Steelgas Customers Seek Alternatives After High Bills Meeting
Steelgas customers left a meeting aimed at explaining unusually high gas bills. J A Nicholson zone supervisor and Clancy Evans local agent answered questions on January bills totaling $92.06 and the proposal to install a central reservoir to feed homes. Some attendees questioned electric heaters on tanks to speed vaporization.
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J. A. Nicholson
Steelgas
Flin Plon
Clancy Evans
Steel Gas
Nicholson
Misrepresentation Not Intended Says Writer
A reader disputes a November 2 article on a propane heating meeting in The Pas Herald. The writer thanks Steelgas Utilities officials and notes the November 6 discussion with utility reps clarified issues in a frank manner at Keewatin Community College.
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Pas Herald
Winnipes Meio
Metro Propane
Ion
Eny
Een
Stécigas
Clancy Fivans
Mr. T
Wicholson
Steelgas Utilities
Gordon Beard MLA Passes After Heart Attack
Gordon Beard, 52, longtime MLA for Churchill Provincial who served as Conservative from 1982 until becoming an independent in 1966, died in Thompson after a heart attack. Born in Dauplin, he moved to Thompson in 1951 and was re-elected as an independent in 1969.
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Gordon Beard
Churchill
Thompson
Sunny
Beard
Mr. Beard
Conservative Party
Conservative
Manitoba
Hdr
Dauplin
New Hospital Visiting Hours Announcement at St. Anthony’s
St. Anthony’s Hospital announces visiting hours from 1 PM to 8 PM daily with a limit of two visitors per patient. Children under 22 may visit if accompanied by an adult and only by immediate family, with nurses on duty reserving right to impose further restrictions.
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St. Anthony's Hospital
Charges Laid In Window Breaking Spree
Two men appeared in Magistrate's Court on charges of wilful damage and break and enter theft. Both were remanded. John Edward Laliberty, formerly of Rabl's Island, faced one break and enter theft count for the Saan Store break-in on November 8. CONTINUED ON PAGE 7
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John Edward Laliberty
Rabl’s Island
Saan
Pas Chamber meets by candlelight in Norlite Hall
The Pas Chamber of Commerce annual meeting was held by candlelight from 8 to 9 PM in Norlite Hall on November 8. Guests arrived late due to ice and a delayed speaker George W. Maltby Manitoba’s Ombudsman addressed after the business portion. Mayor Jack Kennedy urged support for projects including Easterville road, Carrot Valley road to the Saskatchewan boundary, and a light industry park to boost The Pas revenue and tax base.
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Pas Chamber of Commerce
Norlite
Cransaix
George W. Maltby
Manitoba
Jack Kennedy
Chamber
Pas
Easterville
No. 10
Carrot Valley
Saskatchewan
Kennedy
Tire Trappers Festival 1973 Board Reorganizes Leadership
The Tire Trappers Festival 1973 begins with new faces on the executive and board. At the October 17 meeting Wan Blat showed no interest in the 1973 Festival, sparking renewed enthusiasm. Wi Cudmore returns as general chairman and George Takashima becomes first vice chairman with Larry Hastings as second, the first time two vice chairmen exist. Jack Thompson takes duties as treasurer, replacing Albert Melnick, while Lee Hopper returns as secretary. Seven directors were named to form a quorum for weekly Future Tuesday meetings: Al Pyke, Brian Orviss, Ian Alexander, Sid Wilton, Ed Wang, Josie Shaane, and Dennis Slater. Sid Wilton also chairs the editorial staff for the 1973 booklet, with Tan Alexander and Carman Me assisting.
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Wi Cudmore
George Takashima
Ist
Larry Hastings
Jack Thompson
Pas
Imperial Bank of Commerce
Albert Melnick
Lee Hopper
Josie Cheane
al Pyke
Brian Orviss
Ian Alexander
Sid Wilton
Ed Wang
Josie Shaane
Dennis Slater
Steering Committee Reports On Detoxification Centre
A 35 citizen group met on November 6 to hear the steering committee report on establishing an Alcoholism Detoxification and Rehabilitation Center in The Pas. The fifty page document outlines the local problem, proposed programs, sites, costs, and includes appendices and statistics. It views alcoholism as an illness and ends with findings, summary, and recommendations.
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Pas
Remembrance Day Service at Auditorium by Alf Lundy
The service on Remembrance Day was conducted by Comrade Alf Lundy in the auditorium. The readable fragments indicate a formal tribute with participation by council members and local veterans groups.
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Alf Lundy
Mary Duncan School
Gelowitz Named Deputy Mayor in The Pas
Councillor Gus Gelowitz has been named Deputy Mayor for The Pas after council ratified the appointment at its inaugural meeting on Wednesday November 8. The session also marked the first council seat for newly elected Steve Anaka who led polling in last month's municipal election, followed by Bert Hayes.
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Gus Gelowitz
Pas
Steve Anaka
Bert Hayes
Chapman Guest Speaker At Convention
Canadian minister Rev. Gordon V. Chapman, a longtime resident missionary in Indonesia, will speak at The Pas Alliance Church missionary convention. The event runs November 15 to 19 with daily sessions at 7 40 p.m. and morning meetings 9 30 a.m. and 7 00 p.m. on Sunday, mostly at Westminster United Church except Thursday at Kelsey School music room.
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Indonesia
Gordon V. Chapman
Victoria
British Columbia
Canadian Bible College
Pas Alliance Church
Daves
Westminster United Church
Thurday
Kelsey School
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Pat Strong
Keewatin Community College
Kim Doucette
Maltby
Derek Betts
Carol Molnar
Don Manyeh
Tan Alexander
Carman Me
Legionaires
Air Cadets
Legion Hall
Gelowitz
Chapman
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