Exceeding the Speed Limit and Alcohol Offenses Listed
A Manitoba district court docket lists multiple driving and liquor violations tied to Russell and surrounding towns. Individuals named include Lloyd Thompson, Darlene Huston, Duane Ivey, Clifford Morrissette, John Kieper, Thomas Scantlebury, Gary Vas, Lauren Case, Elizabeth Thompson, Maurice Belhumeur, Rodney Lepine, Arthur Prier, Caroline Prier, Brian Klimack, James Bridges, Dennis Elash, Ernest Beaudin, Lorraine Vermette, Raymond Fleury, Heather Skinner, Donald Forsyth, Daryl Ziprick, Daryl Nernberg, Jamie Langford, Genevieve Tremblay, Ralph Hamilton, Edmond Fouillard, and others, with fines from 10 to 250 dollars, probation, or reprimands. Juvenile cases cover trespass, theft, impaired driving, liquor underage, vehicle offenses, and probation supervision with curfews. Several entries record multiple counts and combined penalties including fines, court costs, and restitution obligations.
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Darlene Mary Huston
Russell
Man
Duane Arthur Ivey
Binscorth
Clifford Peter Morrissette
Langenburg
Sask
John Ross Kieper
Thomas Scantlebury
Birtle
Thomas Scatlebury
Gary Halvas
Lauren Kenneth Case
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Clerks Replace Judges in Manitoba Civil Marriages
Manitoba will shift civil marriage duties from county court judges to clerks of the 16 county court districts. Health Minister Saul Stil Jer announced clerks have been appointed marriage commissioners under the Marriage Act, with judges remaining only until September 1. Future appointments may include magistrates or justices of the peace. the change follows judges’ request due to heavy court workloads. In 1971 to 1975 Winnipeg judges performed 699, 719, 685, 1,102 and 869 civil marriages respectively, not counting St Boniface district.
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Manitoba
Saul Stil Jer
Miller
Winnipeg County
St. Boniface County Court
Red Cross Notes and the Duty to Donate Blood
A light tour through pre travel and home prep tasks ends with a reminder that giving blood to the Red Cross is a civic duty. The piece links personal preparation and household chores to the obligation of maintaining blood bank supplies. You deserve a vacation.
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Johnny
Red Cross
Reagan presidency and Shirley Temple Black in White House role
The note imagines Ronald Reagan as president and Shirley Temple Black as the White House protocol chief. It cites a line about thinking and planning ahead to avoid trouble, reflecting perspective on leadership and foresight.
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Ronald Reagan
USA
Shirley (Temple
White House
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