Police Report March 17 1983 Court Actions and Fines
Police docket lists multiple cases with guilty pleas and fines. David Beynon fined 1000 default 3 months jail. Donald Embree fined 500 default 21 days. William Hagel guilty on narcotics 300 default 30 days, other charges stayed. Dalphis Desjarlais yet to appear on threatening charge. Brian Courtoreille hearing continued May 19 for assaulting a police officer. Yvonne Lynger received 6 month conditional discharge. Wayne Spiers and Hale Hilton pled guilty to impaired driving with jail or fines. Richard Hjelms fined 1250. Dennis Conrad 6 month conditional theft over 200. Delano Cardinal faces two assaulting a police officer charges and disturbance with May 5 trial. Wayne Smith sentenced 45 days and restitution 980.
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David Beynon
James Shearer
Donald Embree
Dalphis Desjarlais
William Hagel
Brian Courtoreille
Yvonne Lynger
Wayne Spiers
Hale Hilton
Dennis Conrad
Delano Cardinal
Wayne Smith
Supreme Court Justice F. Craig Munroe Dies at 66
Vancouver report states B C Supreme Court Justice F Craig Munroe died Tuesday at 66 after battling ALS. Memorial service slated for Saturday. He was honored days before death for excellence in judging by the Trial Lawyers Association of B C. Born 1916 in Welwyn Saskatchewan, he served in World War II and was a Queen's Counsel.
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Vancouver
B.C. Supreme Court
F. Craig Munroe
Trial Lawyers’ Association of
B.C
Allan McEachern
Munroe
New Westminster
Queen’s Counsel
Welwyn, Sask
University of Saskatchewan
Regina Rifles Regiment
Red Ink Policy at School Sparks Letter Debate
A student Tim suggested using red ink after hearing about colour effects. Principal McDowell responds with a school policy requiring blue or black ink for essays and reports, stressing legibility, neatness, and consistent expectations to help students focus on content and grammar.
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Mr. McDowell
Tim
Wildlife Week highlights Canada’s wildlife heritage
National Wildlife Week runs April 10 to 16 with a tribute to Jack Miner named Father of Conservation. A 16 page booklet on Wildlife Management has been sent to schools. The letter also covers ink colors for marking papers and school uniform writing guidance.
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Jack Miner
Canada
Conservation
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Richard Hjelms
Larry Courtoreille
Ronald Letendre
Chetwynd Fire Department
Bozarth
Variety Basket
Cantor Mill
Supreme Court
Chetwynd
J.A. Teslyk
Chuck Douglas
Mgr
Detroit
H.P
Cummings
Grande Prairie
Alberta
Chetwynd & Area
Community Resources Society
C.S.S
OUR Lady OF Peace
Catholic Church
Pulver
Jane Spenst
C.W.L
Knowledge Network
British Columbia
Ministries OF Forests and Environment
Tabernacle
43Rd Street
Otto Kakoschke
NEW Life Ministries
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