Court fines and sentences outlined in two hour session
A two hour court session yielded 850 in fines with two offenders sent to Headingley for sentences. Kenneth Carmichael Ralph Alderson and Alfred Mills each paid 150 or 30 days. Meeches received one month on each of two charges. Delorme earlier had a conditional discharge for possession of a restricted weapon. Redhead got seven months headingley for willful damage and assault. Fletcher fined 200 or 40 days. Cousins received a conditional discharge for marijuana charges. Lebedynski to return Feb 12 for sentencing on possession of an imitation firearm.
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Headingley
Kenneth Robert Carmichael
Ralph Alderson
Alfred L. Mills
B. P. McDonald
William R. Meeches
Delorme
Charles Wm. Redhead
Norfolk Manor
MacGregor
Redhead
Lyle W. Fletcher
Kelly Grant Cousins
Peter R. Lebedynski
Lavenham News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Updates
Wilbert Aikens spent last Saturday at their home here with Mr and Mrs James Kerr of Winnipeg joining them. J M Friesen spent last weekend at his Selkirk home. Vernon Henry and Barney Marantz along with their wives from Winnipeg visited their mother Mrs Hugh Henry. Abe Suderman returned from Las Vegas. Mrs M Henry came home from Florida visiting her daughter. John Muinchuk and Mrs Clift Blagden hosted visitors Wednesday evening. Get well wishes go to Mrs Sam Henry in Treherne Hospital and Mrs Hugh Henry at home. Ladies Group met at Mrs Cliff Blagdens home on February 4 and a Valentine Tea on February 14 is planned. Bob Ross visited Treherne last week.
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Mana
Wilbert Aikens
James Kerr
Winnipeg
J. M. Friesen
Selkirk
Vernon Henry
Barney Marantz
Hugh Henry
Abe Suderman
Las Vegas
M. Henry
Florida
John Muinchuck
Clift Blagden
Sam Henry
Treherne Hospital
Cliff Blagden
Bob Ross
Treherne
Local Bagot district notes and greetings
Bagot district news reports visits from Mrs J M Basket and the Rans of Winnipeg with local families, plus Pembina North Dakota visitors. Several residents have flu, some pneumonia cases. birthday and anniversary wishes listed. Curtis Pogue and family moved into a new home with electric heat. Weather late Jan to Feb 5 described as cloudy, mild, with snow and high winds. Call for local news from residents and visits within Portage area.
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J.M Basket
R. Mahan
The
Pas
W. Bodie
J. H. Adams
Ron Rands
Winnipeg
C. Rands
W. Harte
Pembina
N.D
Sam Wallace
E. Smith
Lorne Wright
L. Wedel
M. Robinson
Erin Crealock
R. Tarr
J. M. Baskier
Curtis Pogue
D. Rupp
Balmoral
Manitoba Heart Foundation Supports Local Cardiac Research
The Manitoba Heart Foundation funds research at Health Sciences Centre and St. Boniface Hospital in Winnipeg. Dr Peter Diesel leads studies on heart relaxation after contraction and how drugs influence heart rhythm and conduction to improve treatments after heart attacks.
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Health Sciences Centre
St. Boniface Hospital
Winnipeg
Peter Diesel
Manitoba seeks local partners to locate historic sites
Manitoba's historic resources branch invites local historical societies history committees and individuals to help identify possible historic site development and promote broad provincial coverage. Interested groups should write to the historic resources branch at 200 Vaughan Street Winnipeg with details of interests projects or plans for historical research.
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Manitoba
Historic Resources
Department of Tourism, Recreational and Cultural Affairs
Department of Tourism, Recreation and Cultural Affairs
Vaughan Street
Winnipeg
Deer wintering grounds in sandhills near Portage urged protected
A reader argues sandhills south of Portage and west of Mayland plus areas south of Sarberry should be off limits to snowmobiles to protect wintering deer. He notes deer yarding in February and March, predators, and historical counts, urging preservation and fewer disturbances.
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Portage
Mayland
Sarberry
Carberry
Garrison Diversion Study Board Meeting Open to Public
The Winnipeg meeting on February 12 invites public and press to learn about the International Garrison Diversion Study Board. Created by the IJC to assess effects of a Garrison Diversion unit on Canada, it previously held hearings in 1975 and 1976. The Manitoba Environmental Management boardroom at 139 Tuxedo Avenue will host the session from 1 30 p.m. to 2 30 p.m.
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Winnipeg
Ress
International Garrison
IJC
IC Eld
Garrison
Minot
Grand Forks
North Dakota
Com
Mission
Te 4Gv
Manitoba Environmental Management Boardroom
Tuxedo Avenue
Gorski Named Manitoba Vital Statistics Director
Laurent Desjardins announced Lou Gorski of Winnipeg as provincial director of Vital Statistics succeeding retiree D W Matheson. Gorski, a 3 family man, has worked in the department since 1972 and comes from Saskatoon a psychiatric nurse and systems analyst background with three children.
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Neam
Laurent L. Desjardins
Lou Gorski
Winnipeg
Vital Statistics
Gorski
D. W. Matheson
Vital Statistics Office
Manitoba
Desjardins
Hiyas
Sask
Saskatchewan
Manitoba School
Portage la Prairie
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