Multiple defendants face charges in The Pas court
In Magistrate’s Court last Wednesday Ross pleaded guilty to possession of stolen property after police found a thermos in his possession near Marshall Wells. John Peter Johnson faced three charges false pretences attempting uttering and obtaining food by fraud and received six month sentences on each charge to run concurrent with 18 months probation. Kenneth Murphy was fined 150 for impaired driving with automatic six month license suspension. George Bignell convicted of possession of stolen property with a one year suspended sentence tied to a hunting knife believed stolen from Kobars Hardware. Leo Ewasiuk pleaded guilty to ten charges including false pretences forgery and uttering and was remanded for a pre-sentence report. Arthur Kobar proceedings stayed on careless driving. Jean Claude LeBlanc fined 40 for open liquor in a motor vehicle. proceedings stayed on theft under 50. Richard Zawacky faced multiple false pretences charges with not guilty pleas on all counts.
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Ross
Marshall Wells
John Peter Johnson
Johnson
Pas
Alouette
Pas Correctional Institute
Kenneth Murphy
George Bignell
Bignell
Kobar
Leo James Ewasiuk
Lodge
Martin
Ewasiuk
Jean Claude LeBlanc
LeBlanc
Richard Brandt Zawacky
Zawacky
Local Court Remands and Fines Issued
Zawacky remanded to August 4. David Militaire fined 25.00 and costs for illegal liquor in a vehicle. Charles R. Snyder fined 10.00 and costs for passing a stopped school bus. All other cases remanded to July 21 and 28.
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David Militaire
Charles R. Snyder
Students Cut Trees On Town Property Prompting Cleanup
A resident reported trees leaning on a rear fence after being cut by students under supervisor Fred Kostic. Councillor Audrey Batchelor, Archie Jackson, and Town engineer Steve Samu commented. The cleanup plan involves a truck and assurances it won't recur, with blame attributed to poor supervision and unclear instructions.
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Audrey Batchelor
Batchelor
Wilchowy
Councillor Batchelor
Slater
Steve Samu
Mr. Samu
Town of The Pas Faces Transport Costs For Paddy Wagon
July 7 meeting discussed funding delays, with Inspector Buchanan stating funds unlikely before April 1, 1972. Town’s transport duties will rely on the Town of The Pas using the town truck while funding expectations remain uncertain. The paddy wagon has cost taxpayers about $400.00 per month in recent months.
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Tony Moule
Buchanan
the Pas
Leased wagon cost to taxpayers set at 9 cents a mile
Mrs. Batchelar states the leased wagon will cost taxpayers 9 cents per mile after the initial 3000 miles covering gas, repairs, depreciation and all expenses. She notes the charge includes everything from fuel to upkeep.
Town Council Considers Rental Estimate for Town Hall
The Pas Herald notes estimated town rental costs near 3300 to 3600 dollars per year. The Town Council will discuss the letter at the July 21 meeting tonight.
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THE
PAS Herald
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