Barbara Hobson given conditional discharges and sentences in court
Barbara Hobson faced five criminal code charges including assaulting a police officer arson and mischief. Judge Peters ordered three conditional discharges two suspended sentences with one year supervised probation and referral to Manitoba School for Retardates for rehabilitation amid mixed psychiatric notes. Amount of damage cited at $654.14 with no restitution. Other court actions included impaired driving fines and a theft over $200 case with pre-sentence report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara-Ann Hobson
K. B. Peters
Miss Hobson
Peters
Manitoba
Barbara Hobson
Lowther
R. A. Gilroy
Carol Sing
Barbara
Miss Sing
Women’s Correctional Institute
Mina Hoboon
Canadian Tire
City Hall
Canada Manpower Centre
Gordon Motor Hotel
B. P. McDonald
Richard W. Bullock
Myron
Alvin Worrell
Worrell
Randall Hebert
Hebert
Milton Wiebe
Lillian Rose Andersen
Ralph Merrick
Headingly
Weekend Visitors and Local Hospital Notes in Layland
Layland residents welcomed visitors from Transcona including Mr. and Mrs. D Stayne and their children. W Heintz returned home from Portage hospital and is recuperating after surgery. Mrs M LaPointe was treated at Portage hospital. Mrs RL Thomson of Kelvin drove to Elkhorn to visit her son and family with Zou Kleinsasser and Jo Ann. Helen Rickey and Louise Wedel spent a Hawaii holiday. June Boyachek visited with her parents Fred and Mary Boyachek at Layland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.B. Thomson
Z. Kleinsasser
Jo ‘Ann
Helen Rickey
Louise Wedel
Hawaii
Manitoba firms to join two trade shows in March
The Manitoba tracing Corporation will sponsor 18 Manitoba firms at the Vancouver Spring Gift Show March 21 to 23 and the Canadian Farm and Ranch Show in Edmonton March 2 to 7. Firms include Big M Manufacturer Limited Neepawa Big J Industries Winkler Prairie Cabs Winkler J B Agri Industries Limited Morden Loewen Manufacturing Company Limited Altona. The display areas total 1 000 and 3 700 square feet respectively, showcasing pottery metal sculptures prints jewellery portable feeders harrows stack movers chaff savers and sunflower harvesting attachments to attract western Canadian buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba Tracing Corporation
Manitoba
Industry and Commerce
Len ‘Evans
Vancouver
Manitrade
Toronto
Foiale
Canada
Evans
Edmonton
Prierneinan
Big “M” Manufacturer Limited
Neepawa
J” Industries
Winkler
Oakville community notices mark events and changes
Mary L. Bogue greets Raymond Morrison back home after a long absence. World Day of Prayer service at Alliance Church on Friday at 2 p.m. Hob Miller moves to Fortier’s Oak Tree Towers in Portage la Prairie. Gertie Wood, Oakville’s pioneer resident, passes away. Clothing sale in Community Hall on Tuesday March 23, sponsored by St Luke’s ACW. Ice Revue “World of Oz” by Figure Skating Club set for March 3 and 6 at 7:30 p.m. Co op Zone Dinner March 11 at 6:30 p.m. Oakville Community Hall Inc holds annual meeting February 25. four new board members named. Community service to run on trial basis. Events Calendar to be posted in post office. CG LT St Patrick’s Day Tea March 13 at Community Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary L. Bogue
Raymond Morrison
Alliance Church
Hob Miller
Fortier
Oak Tree Towers
Portage la Prairie
Gertie Wood
Oakville
CNB
St.Luke's Acw
Maron
Oakville Communi Hall Incorporated
Pat Leslie
Fred Hawker
Roy
Chris Botterill
Winter crop seed program speeds up new varieties
Agriculture Canada scientists run a global seed program, growing buckwheat in Florida and rapeseed in Chile to accelerate variety release. Two Regina specialists visit a California station every year to multiply seed from about 36 Canadian breeders, using winter nurseries near the Mexican border. The effort sped rust resistant flax release and now supports rapid seed production for prairie crops, helping farmers gain new varieties within a year and a half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agriculture Canada
Florida
Hawaii
New Zealand
California
Canada
Regina
United States Department of Agriculture
California Gorners
Dufferin
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Rebrus
U. Ronald J. Good
Scott B. Tupper
Tupper
Crescent Lake
Layland News
Plain View Colony
Elkhorn
June Boyachek
Mrs. F. Boyachek
West End
THE
Oakville News
Laima Sane One
Killarney
Gabrielli Designs
Wattenee Indian Art Gallery
Gads Creations
Pam-Arts
Souris Rock
Agate
Eclipse mm
Manitoba Trading Cor
Southport
Leon Baart
Amos Belliveau
Albert McDonald
Stan Rideout
Wayne Christie
Wilf Allison
Marilyn Giffin
Jack Matthews
Roy Watson
Sid Coulthard
Maurice Lapointe
High Bluff
Poplar Point
High Bluff Community Hall
Harold Brown
Bill Paterson
Art Wilkinson
Walter Fast
Glen Wishart
Jordon Stewart
Bim Smith
Macdonald
Oakland Westbourne
Kermit James
Len Robinson
Alex McKay
Howard McDonald
Alex Jhnston
Jack Love
Ernie Askin
MacGregor
Lawrence He
Harry Dankesreiter
David Sawatzky
John Scora
Jack Frank
Doug Grove
Doug Davey
Edwin
Edwin Community Hall
Everett Leader
Jack Ferguson
Ed Towle
John Meulo
H, Bill Pallister
Curtis Ridge Road
Gainsborough
Salem
Peter
Oakville - Newton - Fortier
Oakville Community Hall
Archie Nichol
Mike Kuzyk
Lorne Murray
Bill Alford
Bill Vint
Wes Packham
Don Kitchen
Austin
Austin Community Hall
Albert Jaeger
Cntttee
Raymond Jones
Harold E. Brown
Ken Hay
Peter Pent
Ralph Schneider
Gerard G. Murray
Optometrist
Tupper Street
H&r Block
H&r
Vanguard
Saskatchewan Ave. E
Liberal Meeting
Nick
G. Molgat
Liberal Party of Manitoba
Portage
Moknis
CSP Foods Ltd
Altona
MacGregor — Memorial Hall
West ‘End
Carberry — Legion Hall
Holland
Treflan
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