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\ @ THE COHAWA TIMES, Pridey, August 21, 1964 Charge Mother Gave Gun To Son PICKERING (Staff) -- The mother of a 12-year-old boy ap- peared in court here Thursday, charged with giving an air riflelistrate to her young son. The charge was disniissed. Mrs. Pamela Gibson, Old For- He was sentenced to 15 months definite, and three months in- definite, and cautioned by Mag- Jermyn to make the most of the training he would be ering court he had interviewed the ac- eused woman on July 8. He said she told him the rifle had been purchased for the boy the day before the incident. Mrs. Gibson said she had pur- chased the rifle for the boy's father so he could show his son the proper way of handling fire- arms. She also stated that the boy had been told not to take the a by himself and that when e reached the age of 16 it would be his Wayne Gibson verified his| "2 mother's story and said he had taken the rifle out of the house without his mother's permission, and had been told not to touch it. Magistrate Jermyn ordered that the rifle be confiscated. 15 MONTHS John Charles McDonajd, a resident of the House Con- cord, received a sentence of 15 months in a training school after Magistrate Harry Jermyn learned that the youth had vio- lated his parole. On Aug. 11, McDonald was found guilty of break, enter, and theft and sentenced to a term of probation. One of the terms of the sen- tence was that he was to stay away from all others on proba- tion, On Aug. 16, a member of the Pickering Township police de- partment saw him in company with several other youths, also on probation, and McDonald offered, and to change his ways. Girl Driver Fined $50 PICKERING -- (Staff) young girl who argued with her boyfriend and after driving away came back--backwards-- to get in the last word, was fined $50 and costs_when she was convicted in court here Thursday of careless driving. Jaquelene Ralph, 19, 1272 Haller avenue, Bay Ridges, ap- peared before Magistrate Harry Jermyn and pleaded guilty to offence. Constable Donald Martin of| the Pickering Township Police department told the court that) on July 4, he. was called to} investigate an automobile ac-| cident at 1.30 a.m. | The officer said he found a} parked car that had been hit and proceeded to the home of| the girl where he found the) other car involved in the ac-) cident parked in the driveway. | He said the girl told him she had an argument with her boy- friend and had let him off at the corner of her street. Part way down Hallet avenue, he continued, the girl had re- membered something else to say to the boy and backed the| car up sideswipping a parked) vehicle in the process, | Magistrate Harry Jermyn told) Miss Ralph: "You should not be driving if you get in such a terrible humor that you can- not see automobiles on the landed in court. licence for one year. 2 Oshawa Youths Fined For Drinking Under Age PICKERING (Staff) -- A taste|pleaded guilty to the offence of the hops before one reaches before Magistrate Harty! the age of 21 is a costly busi-\ Jermyn. ' ness, two Oshawa youths learn- ed in court here yesterday. /Terrence Lee Smith, 17, 125) Byng avenue, and Gary Shaw, 18, 467 Ritson road south, plead-| ed guilty to a charge of drink- ing under age before Magis- trate Harry Jermyn. Constable John Found, Pick- ering Township Police, told the court that on July 11, at 2.50 aim., he stopped a car on High- way 2 at the Whitby-Pickering Town Line. The officer said the car was occupied by the two youths, that several pints of beer were found in the car, and one full bottle an done part bottle were secreted in the engine compart- ment in front of the radiator. | Shaw said he had bought the) Constable James Brown, Pick-| jering Township Police, told the court that he had found the youths in a car with a quantity of beer at the Highway 401) exit into Pickering Village. | He said the boys had admit- fed to drinking one pint each| and said they had found the) beer at Musselman's Lake and/| some in an old garage. | Magistrate Jermyn made it} clear that he did not believe| the story of the source of the| liquor. | Wayne Bardeau, 19, a resi- dent of Thornhill, visited Pick-| ering Township July 18, and} yesterday paid fines totalling} $75 for drinking under age and | having liquor on his visit. | Constable James Brown, Pick- | BACK-TO-SCHOOL SALE | TAILERS TO THRIFTY CANADIANS --9:00 P.M. 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He was fined $50 and| stopped a car on Liverpool road) costs for. drinking it, and $25) and found a quantity of- beer, and costs for having it in ajJuly 18. place other than his residence.| Bardeau, the officer said,| Smith was ordered to pay ajadmitted ownership of the beer, | fine of $50 and costs for his|and said that he "found it in| part in the drinking offence. la creek somewhere." | Three Pickering district} Magistrate Harry Jermyn) youths were fined $50 and costs|when passing sentence stated, | each and given a stern lecture|"you come in here with some! when they were convicted of) kind of a fairy tale about find-| drinking under age. jing it in a creek and expect us| Terrence Sherrin, 18, Conces-| to believe you; $50 and costs." | sion 7, Ashburn; David Whit-| Bardeau was also found| tington, 16, RR 3, Claremont,| guilty of having liquor in aj and James William Torrance,|place other than his residence| 18, Concession 8, Claremont,|and was fined $25 and costs. 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