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8The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 8. 1976 Section Two San ta Claus Parade Float STEMN Opo evryevenlng until Chrlstmas Bowmvlle Store OnIy November 30.,1976 Judges R.B. 'Baxter and Runciman presided with As- sistant Crown Attorney P. Sosna and duty counsel K. VanNest. Doreen Acton, 19, Whitby pleaded 'guilty' to a Novem- ber 6 charge cf driving after consuming 'over o08. She was observed by Const. Wood on King St. Bowmanville strad- dling the two wes tbounal lanes. Tests were .13 and .11. The fine was $150 and costs, in default 15 days. Allie Allin, 25, Bowmanville, pleaded 'guilty' to taking a steréo valued at $100 and 3 tapes fromn a parked car. He was on probation at the Lime. The fine was $300 and costs, in default 30 days. The stereo and one tape were recovered and he is to make restitution for two tapes. The judge told him 'it is the end of thé road for him if he dàoesn't straight- en up'. Brian Cowan, 21, Bowman- ville, was sentenced to 30 days in jail af ter pleading 'guilty' to an attempt October- 23 cf taking nioney fromth(.-- ýe cash register' at the Mlary Brown Fried Chickeni store. Two employecs in the back, heard the cash register being open- cd. P.C. Van Dyk was the arresting officer. Cowan was intoxicated at the time. Thomas Lees, 21, Oshawa, was charged October 16 cf driving while disqualified for non paymnent cf fines. The fines have now been paid. He had been stopped by Const. Laton for a specding infrac- tion. The fine was $75 and cos tS. Kenneth Moore, 36, Peter- boro, was charged September 5 with driving after consuming over .08. He was observed east bound on 401 driving in an erra tic manner by Cons t. Bender. Tests wcre .22. The fine was $250 and costs, in default 30 days. Walter ýJ. Hale who had been tried, at an carlier hearing, had sentence passed today. He had been charged that between April 1 and May 18 'did unlawfully permit fumes and refuge matter, contrary te a Township cf Clarke by-law pleaded 'net guilty' and a second charge cf allowing seepage into a water course which could cause pollution. He pleaded 'flot guîlty'. Judge Baxterin sum- ming up said 'évidence indi- cated he contravened the regulations cf the by-law. Witnesses .were quite frank and had no animnosity fer Mr. Hale. Mr. Hale had denied the allegations. He said he had tried te correct the situation. Evidence of the prosecution was accepted and Mr. Hlale has contravened the by-Iaw. He did flot operate in accord- ance with direction from the Ministry. It is apparent hie tried to comply but dlid flot do what was required. Mr. Hale was tld'what couldbe done anxd what must be done. He was found 'guilty' as charged'. On the by-law infraction the fine was $200 and costs, in default 10 days.'On the second charge $200 and c'osts, in default 10 days. The judge added 'if hie cornes back again it could be scrious.' Timothy H. Allun and Eric N. Burns, both 17, Bowmani- ville were placed on suspend- ed sentence for 3 months following a charge that they cid without lawful excuse prewl by night which is a petty trespass offense. Both pleaded 'guilty'. Const. Wood was investigating officer. Albert Hamilton, 19, Bow- manville, received a total of 45 days in jail with a possible 62 days if fines levied are flot paid for 6 charges dating back in 1975. The judge told him hie was lenient with him when se many charges were laid. In addition hie was placed on probation for 2 years, to report to officer once, a month, to wholly abstaîn from alcohol, te net enter any licensed premises. He is to. keep the officer informed of his place of residence, hie is to remain in this jurisdiction at all times. Seigfried Ulrich, was charged May 15 'did fail to 'produce income tax returns for 1974 following a demand made by the Department. He was flot in court. The fine was $200 and costs. Paul Passant, 18, 120 Duke St., Bowmanville, was charg.. cd August 7 'did commit mischief to the auto of a local man which exceeded $50 by kicking, and denting it.' He pleaded 'guilty'. He was further charged at the samne time did assault D. Severn by knocking him down and kick- ing him. To this hie pleaded 'guilty'. Mr. Severn was pulled out of bis car. Restitu-' tion for the 'door has been made. Counsel stated hie is remorseful for his, act. The judge told him 'hie has ne respect for anyone putting the boots te another man.' On the assault charge the fine was $200 and costs. in default 2 months. He was given a suspended sentence for six morths on the other charge. Richard Harper, 18, Boy - manville, was charged with, failing te report on November 18 and was remanded in custody for one week. He pleaded 'guilty'. Gordon MeNab, 17, Bow- manville, plcPaded 'guilty' to 4 charges ,of forgery nin Scptem- berand also charged along with one other 'did break the window of a bus and steal a sum of money'. He pleaded 'guilty' to these charges. Consts., Hyraniuk and McFeet- ers aftended and shone a light in and found McNab in the bus. He was put on probation for 3 years, to report once a month. Make restitution in the amount of $892 within six months. He is te wholly abstain from alcohol, hie is to keep officer informed where hie lives and works and keep. away from anyone involved with the law. William Hooey, Orono, pleadcd 'guilty' to driving with over .08. The fine was $175 and costs or 20 days., Mrs. Margaret New.man, R.R.1, Ashburn, was charged July 18 with having care and control after consuming over .08. She pleaded 'guilty'. The fine was $100 and costs, with automnatic license suspension. Richard Hebert, Oshawa and Montreal, was charged June 17 with break and enter and dune 22 with failing to appear. He pleaded 'guiiltyl to These are just twÔ of our Representatives who can take care of al your Insurance Needs LIFE - FIRE -AUTO- R.R.S.P. Give usa cali1 or Drop in to see us FAST MALL 600 KING ST. E. 728-1661 trorn a local real estate. She was given suspended sentence for <one year, to wholly abstain t'rom alcohol and flot enter any licensed premises. She 'is te rnake restitution at $50 per rnonth.' Edward Sawicki, 22, 176 Bloor St. E. Oshawa, was stopped by Consi Wood Aug- ust 14 for impaired driving and refusing a breath sample. lie was giverî 14 days on each charge t o run (concurrent. Beverley Dean Scoît, 19, 322 Grandview S. Oshawa was charged wîth possession of marijuana and pleadcd guilty'. The fine was $250 and costs or 30 days. JEvan Manderson, 17, Port Perry, was charged October 22 wi th careless driving and two counts cf wilful damage. 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