Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - August 8, 1981, Winnipeg, Manitoba Sex Case Appeal filed Hie mme Garnet department has appealed the suspended sentence Given a woman who performed sexual acts with Young Litada Joyce received the sentence from county court Jodie Keith last month after she pleaded guilty to of and two charges of grow during the court was told that Mchughs husband was a member of the big brother association and in that capacity would invite youngsters to the couples court was told she engaged in sex acts with the boys Between november 1979 and although the Crown had asked judge Keith to impose a substantial jail the judge said he was reluctant to Send the woman to jail because her children need her the Appeal filed with the Manitoba court of Appeal states that the sentence imposed was clearly inadequate be cause of the nature of the it will be heard in As the attorney generals department will Appeal the Fine of a drunk Driver who caused a serious Accident by driving on the wrong Side of the perimeter county court judge Patrick Ferg imposed a Fine on Leonard Bunze a former seven Oaks school trustee who caused the 1979 Accident which sent a woman to Hospital for five the to be heard by the Mani Toba court of Appeal in is based on the ground the sentence is inadequate because of Bunzeluk previous record and the serious injuries his passenger Bunzeluk has three past impaired driving in addition to the judge Ferg ordered that he stay out of drinking establishments and be placed of probation for three Winnipeg Man killed in Highway Accident up a Winni Peg Man was killed and another injured Early yesterday when a Van and a semitrailer collided about 50 kilo metres West of this Eastern Saskatchewan ramp said the dead and injured men were in the the Driver of the semitrailer was not names were not Winnipeg free August 19811 played in court Over Grain Drain a Fanner at Francois West of is seen in this Aerial photograph turning Over his swaths of Grain to dry them out As heavy Rains thursday gave Way to Sunshine police arrest two on rape charges police have arrested two suspects in connection with two alleged rapes in the City this a police spokesman said yester Day a 32yearold Man was arrested thursday night in connection with an incident tuesday in which a was driven to an isolated spot near the Banks of the red River and allegedly a 40yearold Man was arrested in connection with an incident Early thursday in which a woman was Alleg edly raped and assaulted in a room in the Mclaren in tuesdays the girl had been hitchhiking near the Corner of Balmoral Street and Portage Avenue at about 3 when a Man stopped to give her a instead of taking her the Man drove to a spot near the Banks of the red River and allegedly raped and assaulted police the suspect was arrested thurs Day after the girl spotted a Man driving a car near the Corner of aus tin Street and Higgins Avenue and called in thursdays the woman had been drinking with a Man in a main Street hotel wednesday and accepted an invitation to go to a room in the Mclaren police after a Short visit the woman was about to leave when the Man grabbed threw her on the and allegedly raped and assaulted police said the woman was later Al Lowed to get dressed and she called police and a suspect was arrested in the hotel a Short time both men appeared in court yester the who face a variety of sex were remanded to one of them remains in Darten Bernard might have Felt hed been caught up Iff a Duane Little Ben game when he appeared in court yesterday to be sentenced Tor a break and enter everyone involved agreed the Issue was not whether he was going to the Issue was for How Bernards lawyer wanted the court to impose nine the Crown preferred 12 the judge thought 18 months was winning number and after hearing what the judge had in mind a frustrated Bernard told the court hed prefer 24 months when it was finally All hashed 18 proved to be the winning Bernard said he could live with and left the courtroom to begin ser ving his an unemployed labourer who was Enro Ute to fort Mcmurray from Thunder Bay to get a Job working on the tar had been arrested july 30 in Winnipeg for breaking into an Edison Avenue his Fagie told provincial court judge Sam Minuk that while on his Way to fort Mcmurray Bernard had stopped off in Winnipeg to visit his the Brothers and another relative went on a drinking Binge the night of july and at about the next Day Bernard and another Man broke into the Edison Avenue unfortunately for them a neighbor spotted them lurking outside the House and called the police arrived in time to catch Bernard and the other Man still inside the Crown counsel Bruce Miller told judge Minuk that Bernard has a Crimi Nal record dating Back to it in eludes convictions for robbery with enter and and break and enter with his last convictions were in 1979 for theft of an Auto and impaired Miller said that after discussing the Case with they were pre pared to recommend to the court a jail term in the Range of nine to 12 Miller preferred the heavier Fainman argued for the lighter Fainman said a Long stint behind bars want what was needed to cure Bernard of his criminal she said every time Hes committed a criminal offence Hes been and the Solu Tion is to cure him of his stayed out of trouble she noted that Between his last conviction four years ago and this latest Bernard had taken up with a woman in Thunder Bay and managed to reduce his drinking and stay out of the woman now is pregnant with his child and because he find full time work in Thunder Ber Nard decided to try his Luck in Fainman she argued that is still term Cit Pulici courts Young enough to straighten out his and a Long jail term would rather than improve his chances for Reh Abili judge Minuk that he has to consider whats Best for the not just in my consciousness t cant give this Man less than 18 judge Minuk after speaking momentarily with her Fainman told the court Bernard wanted two years instead of 18 so he could do his time in a Federal Penitentiary where better alcohol treatment programs Are judge Minuk said if he wants to go to the that ill be Happy to oblige Fainman looked at Howe and asked if she could have a Brief recess to speak to the court recessed for about five and when the judge returned Fainman said Bernard had changed his mind and would take the 18 months she then asked the court to recommend that Bernard be allowed to serve the sentence in the provincial jail at the rather than heading Ley Bernard told judge Minuk hed spent time in the Pas jail and its supposed to be the Best place in Cana in terms of programs for inmates with drinking judge Minuk said that was Fine with and wished Bernard Luck with his rehabilitation probe urged after Drill bit kills worker an inquest has been recommended into the death of a flin flon Man who died while drilling in a Quarry about 62 Kilometres South of the Northern Mani Toba mining Barry William died after the Shank of a Drill bit he was using struck him in the neck while he was working at the Millwater an ramp spokesman said the Drill bit Cut off Mcfarlane oxygen sup Donaldson said he has re commended the inquest to determine whether proper safety procedures were followed or if anything could be done to prevent similar a spokesman for the attorney Gener als department said no decision has been made on whether an inquest will be he said Industrial accidents usually result in an Auto Matic Kinsmen dream Home tickets still available the All saints Kinsmen club is pleased to announce alternate arrangements for ticket applications on its Pream Home draw for the balance of the postal do ring business applications May be left with the following and your ticket will be mailed As soon As service resumes in Bank of Romin it Elmhurst Ken Royal it John Bank of of James Don u 3069 Nett Gerry Bank of Nova Marion it traverse John Toronto Dominion it Kennedy Doug 1370 360 main Street trl Zec Michel rom it 641 Maryt 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in the package of 28 monetary Union demands scheduled to be discussed after Union negotiators offered to work Day shifts and hold evening meetings on their own time until they were Able to get support or province Tion for their stand on the company payment of negotiators Bill incas chief negotiator and employee relations manag proposed that the Union committee work afternoon shifts and negotiate each morning when both sides would have better Access to necessary Lineker said he made the suggestion thinking the steelworkers would either agree or make another instead they walked he he the Ball is in the steelworkers to come up with a new after the two Wel attended one Union official commented the members have Given us Clear backing and its obviously up to Mother Inco to make the next Mcgrath said three out of 133 steelworkers who signed the Register at the morning meeting voted against the committees the 203 who registered at the eve Ning meeting and More than 100 others in attendance gave unanimous Lineker said the Issue of paying Union negotiators is a policy Point the steelworkers have been pushing in negotiations in Many parts of Canada for some he said it had been on the table again at the recent Goma steel negotiations in Sault he said Inco and a substantial num Ber of other companies have not signed agreements which include this claim a majority of Manitoba panics pay Union negotiators including Hudson Bay min ing and smelting and Sherritt Gordon he stressed that the com Pany did not stall the negotiations and is prepared to continue he said he hoped the negotiating timetable agreed upon by both sides earlier could be there Are 56 no monetary items which were to be dealt with at joint meetings this from 1 Tia tors were to discuss the monetary the current contract co vering hourly paid Inco employees expires sept the Union had hoped to com plete negotiations by to give the membership sufficient time to consider the contract before a ratification local 6166 is seeking a increase plus a Forcen Danhour increment in a oneyear a hour five Day work week and retirement with full pension after 25 years service regardless of the steelworkers also want completely Volun tary overtime for All work in excess of 7 hours in a Day or 37 hours in a they Are asking double pay for All among a number of changes in vacation Holiday and special leave provisions local 6166 is asking for parental this would apply to a male spouse Fol lowing the birth of a it would give the person 14 Days leave to assist with an familiarize themselves with the 19j1 to at the mail disruption my order 9 t postal g0pe Only Ai 261 Vaughan Street opposite i me Bay sales person wanted atm 4iwty of mint will hew Totri Ottar Kindi of fat Jtj will ii your Wui Tot or fat mini it women Row York boat at Norway House festival Norway Husi a Crew of w women from to Jack Hiver area of Norway were he f just to Row one of the historic metre Long heavy wooden freight carriers to the York Goat annual the Crew Wwlma tyms Pawl completed the course on play greens their time was and will be compared with other women teams which win compete Tojay adj mens York boat races will be run Over the next two prize Money in the mens rape includes to the winners and for second and for King Allan Baja Lyne of the and Glen Cook of Cumberland Sas won the Canoe sprint race i 32 minutes and 22 the course ha4 three the ladies woe race was Wen by Olga and Linda Buck of Moose events include the Joe Keener naked after the Community famed International Marathon men women Canoe marathons and 4 ;