Three Year Old Dies After Truck Collision
Kelvin Lee Greasley, three, died on arrival at Winnipeg General Hospital after a Trans pie emergency flight from Winnipeg. The incident occurred Wednesday October 23 as he was struck by a truck.
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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 30, 1968
Page
7
Kelvin Lee Greasley, three, died on arrival at Winnipeg General Hospital after a Trans pie emergency flight from Winnipeg. The incident occurred Wednesday October 23 as he was struck by a truck.
A boy was hit by a truck on Fischer Avenue in front of the Avenue Hotel after darting between two parked cars. He suffered internal injuries and a fractured pelvis. His parents, Mr and Mrs R Greasley, live in Hudson Block opposite the hotel. Mr Greasley works at Churchill Forest Indust.
Coroner Neil Macphee has ordered an inquest into an accident that happened at 7 15 PM on Monday October 2. The report notes the time and date of the incident and the coroner's decision to investigate.
Three local men Tom Dennis and Doug Lamb are in London buying two Bristol 170 freighter aircraft. The twins are twin engined each with 2000 horsepower and 11000 pound payload for 150 miles. They will base at Thompson for Hydro projects and oil exploration along the Hudson Bay coast. The Bristol weighs 44000 pounds flies at 180 mph and is fully instrumented. Dennis and Doug Lamb also attend a Bristol Aircraft factory maintenance course.
The Pas School Board investigates ages of new students with several children found underage. Superintendent Harold Grundy reports some parents have not provided birth certificates. Children must be six by November 30, or they may be removed from school.
Manitoba motorists will gain an optional no fault injury coverage starting January 1. The plan, announced in Winnipeg by officials from the Insurance Bureau of Canada, offers compensation to drivers and passengers regardless of fault. Early cost estimates place the premium under 12 dollars yearly.
The text describes a basic $5,000 motorist personal injury policy with optional higher limits. It notes that damages can be recovered from the at fault driver, outlines payout rules for death and dismemberment, weekly payments of $35 for up to four years, and coverage extending to the car owner, immediate family members who drive, and passengers.
In cases where no other insurance policy provides coverage, certain medical payments are included. The provision ensures that eligible medical expenses are covered even if primary policies do not apply.
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