Russell Inn Opens After Renovation with Water Slide Tour
Over sixty people attended the grand opening of the expanded Russell Inn. Shareholder Bob Cross christened the new pool by dunking general manager Daymon Guillas, who then joined children for a ride down the water slide. readers will see more in next week’s visual tour.
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Russell Inn
Bob Cross
Daymon Guillas
Guillas
Vandalism thefts and drugs reported in Russell area
Police filed a roundup of incidents from June including a theft at the Russell Chiropractic Centre recovered with no charges, a minor fender bender at Liquor Mart, shed break in with no losses, vandalism of a Manitoba Park Council billboard, two Suzuki bikes stolen, two men charged with possession of a controlled substance and open liquor, a hay bale fire near Harrowby, a custody order contravention leading to a child returning to care, and charges against Jim Cusitar for concealing his son with a court date set.
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Harrowby
Russell Detachment
Child and Family Services
Jim Cusitar
Tougher smoking legislation proposed
Health Minister Dave Chomiak introduced amendments to the Non Smokers Health Protection Act aimed at restricting tobacco displays and promotions in areas accessible to children. The bill, backed by Manitoba Health, would delay some provisions to Jan 1 2004 and increase fines up to 15 000 dollars. It also strengthens underage sales penalties and supports youth smoking cessation initiatives.
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Dave Chomia
Manitoba Health
Counterfeit charges laid in Prairie Mountain case
Prairie Mountain RCMP and the Commercial Crime Unit in Winnipeg arrested Waywayseecappo man Gregory Wallace Mentuck after a year long probe into fake $100 bills. Police seized a computer and printer from a Winnipeg home used to produce counterfeits and found scanned images of older notes. Mentuck faces production and possession charges with potential restitution as court orders permit.
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Commercial Crime Unit
Winnipeg
Gregory Wallace Mentuck
RCMP
Rossburn Rcmp
Mentuck
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British Columbia
Mounties drop bid to sue National Parole Board
Between December and February two Manitoba mounties were shot within eleven weeks. The Mounted Police Members Legal Fund studied possible negligence against the National Parole Board after both suspects were on parole and irregularities appeared in at least one case. The RCMP group halted action after ruling no actionable case existed.
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Mounted Police Members Legal Fund
Nationa Parole Board
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National Parole Board
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