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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 16, 1972
Page
8
The Student Council reveals first dance profits exceeded one hundred dollars shocking members. On November 17 from four to six Senior High hosts a Lock Hop at the MBC with band Taxi. 75 cent admission grants two hours of live music. More jackets ordered this year, about three times last year’s total. Basketball teams are mentioned.
Students describe organizing for the Polar Bear tournament on November 25. They discuss a banquet for team members and a possible dance for Northern area high school students. The pool seems inviting and students hope for swimming classes and a potential noon water polo option.
New 1972 78 council committees include Finance Transportation Protective Services chaired by Doug McBride Jim Fasano Gus Gelowitz and new chairmanship shifts Gelowitz takes over Transportation from Fasano Hayes leads Protective Services with Sokulski and McBride Finance also handles by laws and admin The Pas District Planning Committee names Fasano for Library Board and Hayes for Northern Health Services Don Trotter remains on Norman Board The Pas plans to withdraw from District Scheme revert to The Pas Planning Scheme and replace several staff including engineer Steve Samu and Goldy Goldstrand on Planning Commission.
The court, after consideration, says the appeal court erred in not protecting society. Chartrand faced potential long term aid in a controlled area. Pre sentencing evidence showed he loaded a .303 rifle and threatened relatives. He later stabbed his four year old cousin at his aunt's home.
Court heard Chartrand had schemes to kill, including removing all spades from a deck and leaving them at a scene, and to shoot his teacher. He was said to have stopped when unable to obtain a rifle, then stabbed a little girl near his aunt's home before fleeing to his priest after feeling sick. Chief Justice Freedman.
The Herald notes a suggestion that Chartrand should obtain therapeutic treatment at four this week. Despite unclear context the remark emphasizes seeking medical care and care options.
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