Sentences Set in Moose Lake Crime Spree
Judge W. Martin delivered varied sentences to a group led by Rene Ballantyne and Murdock Sinclair for break and enter, theft, and related offences. Brian Sinclair and Donald Easter received two years at Stoney Mountain. Harris received probation. Sanderson and others faced jail terms and future supervision. Two juveniles face charges in connection with the incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rene Ballantyne
Pas Correctional Institute
K.C.C
Martin
Murdock Sinclair
Ballantyne
Brian Sinclair
Donald Easter
Stoney Mountain
Edward Harris
Harris
Alvin Martin
Rene’ Ballantyne
Opasaua Indian Days Highlight Dances and Canoe Race
For a decade Opasaua observes fancy and tribal dances with all ages in a clockwise pattern around a central divider. Sun direction guides the dances. The Opasquia Indian Days conclude Saturday night with a 6 p.m trophy ceremony. The schedule includes a $5,000 Western Canadian Canoe Championship starting Thursday morning from Bignelly Bridge and daily events at Pike Lake with archery, trap setting, and traditional competitions plus nightly cabarets and a fiddler performance.
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Joe Ross
Bignelly Bridge
Pike Lake
Bignell Bridge
Mistik Hall
Reserve Hall
Dance Winners and Prize Awards by Region
Dance results list prize winners in multiple divisions. Names include Kathryn Kaiswatum Piapot Sask Claudia Adams Poplar Mont Sanda Ross The Pas Gwen Washuma Pipestone Man along with boys and men winners from Minnesota Montana and Dakota regions.
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Kathryn Kaiswatum
Piapot
Sask
Claudia
Adams
Poplar
Mont
Sanda Ross
the Pas
Gwen. Washuma
Pipestone
Man
Orval Kingbird
Battle River
Minnesota
Bill Taylor
Louix Valley
Jennesa Tanner
Rossburn
Tammie Cappo
Sandra Adams
Fort. Kipp
Montana
Evelyn High Eagle
JoAnne Hall
Sioux Valley
Dinick Baker
Mandree
Dakota
Donny Rassville
Patrick
Peters
Sturgeon Landing
Foster Kingbird
Hazel Akenekew
Sandy Lake
Vera Kingbird
Edith Adams
Fort Kipp
Sharon Yuziapi
Fort Quapelle
Mary Anne High Eagle
Clarice Whitecloud
Elaine
Little Red Rooster bread story tests free enterprise
A fable in which the Little Red Rooster seizes wheat, grows bread, and faces neighbors who refuse to help with farming duties. The Cow, Duck, Goose, and Pig resist sharing in effort and rewards, claiming rights and social protections, while the Farmer defends free enterprise as the mechanism for individual reward. Includes a call for a free poster from the Canadian Federation of Independent Business.
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Red Rooster
Canadian Federation of Independent Business
P.O
Don Mills
Ontario
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