Jewelers case sets sentencing for February
Crown Attorney Lyall Gardiner outlines the November 18 jewelry theft at Wagner's Jewel and Gift Shop. Ernie Bland admitted breaking a window and stashing goods valued at 1920 dollars with 282.80 dollars in damages. Brian Bland is identified but said to have no involvement in stashing. Ernest Bland has a prior record and six months probation was imposed for a separate earlier incident. The Wagner theft occurred the day after Ernest was released.
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R.C.M
Alice Wagner
Gardiner
Brian Bland
Ernie
Ernie Bland
Bland
Christian Centre
Ross Avenue
Bill Martin
Wagner’s Jewel and Gift Shop
Ernest
Bland Sentenced to 40 Months in Stony Mountain Penitentiary
Judge Ferg sentenced Brian Bland to 40 months for a break and enter plus theft. Defense argued the two year term was too long given Bland's five year nonviolent record. Bland questioned good behavior release but was told it did not apply. County Court set February 16 for further sentencing on his part in the incident.
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Gardiner
Ernie
Maclver
Bland
Maciver
Ferg
Stony Mountain Penitentiary
Brian Bland
Eaton's to close as stores shift to modern shopping
Local Eaton's staff of three faces job changes as Eaton's plans to vacate by end of June. Store workers note overhead costs for catalogs and declining relevance while Sears shows no expansion plans for the vacated building. Nearby managers express shock and uncertainty about future tenants.
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Eaton’s
Marcel Marin
Sears
Delyce Grimmerlt
Regina
Grimmerlt
Councillor Selk on Towns Bounty for Dogs
Councillor Selk notes the town lacks a dog catcher and uses a bounty system for dogs turned in. Pound keeper Dale Scott is not a dog catcher, and five dogs have been collected in five weeks. Selk warns the bounty program may go broke if it continues.
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Selk
Dale Scott
Wild dog maulings prompt town canine policy notes
The article explains that about 60 percent of dogs picked up are wild strays, with 40 percent being smaller pet dogs. A Town Offices spokesman says unlicensed dogs are kept two days before destruction, while licensed dogs stay three days for owners to claim before destruction.
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Baxter
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