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22 'THE OSHAWA TIMES, Seturdey, May 18, 1968 DAD, 81, SEEKS BEFORE THE MAGISTRATE LONG-GONE SON) Misunderstanding At Show Sutherland flew to Toronto from Vancouver Thursday to : © continue the search for his son, who has been officially esl l S I l ¢ 1 ] I qi : l g A dead since December, 1943. "4 : The search, which has cost A tie 7 mM wae @ ° ; * A charge of theft was dismiss-| When Ronald Fallis, of New Fougere was remanded in cus- Mr. Sutherland gery es of jed against Robert John Water-|castle, broke off the tiger-ltody for a week for sentence. dollars and taken him on sev- |i, Rossland rd. e., yesterday|striped barrier to the municipal] eral trips to England, has after he denied stealing a .22|parking lot on Athol st.-e., he! Driving while his ability was turned up few a 1 jg |tifle from a booth at the Osh-lwas watched by. a police con-jimpaired cost John Behan, 489 But Mr. Sutherland, - Fer awa Sportsman's Show. jstable. _ |Philip Murray ave., a $100 fine convinced that his son will be | watering, who pleaded not} Yesterday he pleaded guilty;with costs or 10 days in jail. found, probably in Toronto. ouiity to the theft charge, wasjto a charge of wilful damage.|Behan pleaded guilty to the Fit-Sgt. Wilfred Kastner represented by Terence Kelly. |He was fined $50 and costs or|charge. Sutherland was 25 and a nav- Giving evidence, Terence Cot-jone month in jail. He was also igator in the RCAF when his |1-01 saiq that he was workinglordered to pay the cost for re- _ Driving while under suspen- plane was reported missing im |hening the booth at the Oshawal|pair of the barrier. sion and speeding at 55 miles action and later was pre- Sportsman's Show held at the) Explaining how he wrenched|per hour on Bloor st. w., cost -- a a tet bis Children's Arena. the barrier off and threw it/Alyaro Silva, 336 Athol st. e., a se cilvales ahh he yal 'Two men, he said, came up |aside, Fallis said that he was/ttal of $125 in fines, became a burning conviction |One of them (Watering) engaged|new to. the town. He had seen He was assessed $100 and : Maxtor: 108. wh him in conversation about a sale|another driver go up to the bar- cosis or one month for driving at Waster, , when, .on & | 0¢ 29 ammunition: lrier "'and it just lifted up".. j|while under suspension and $25 -- hod eG tan tease After a while he said he would|,.When he drove up it did not/and costs or 10 days consecutive Station in London. ° !buy 500 rounds of the ammuni-|ift up and could find no way|for Speeding. By the time he had recov- ition and handed over a $20 bill. | He admitted that Wasa ha wat WOULD RETURN Soe ae ne Sure, Mer. che agit ey --o taken to the police station he, TEL AVIV (AP)--David Ben- Sutherland says, his son_had |p 4 ee come . 7.73. ad the Had change in his pocket to in- Gurion, who resigned as pre- Ve ae it hy sake ssi Hag re 6. UTA Fecetpr an sert in the pay slot at the bar- fie of eon in June 1963, says $s, ° ' e is willing t S$ Sutherland went to England, | A few minutes 9 he looke: premiership . the pecs or sent a friend, each year to jup from his work and SaW pining w s nost| his . fellow.. Mans P ar' end, year sigh i dea pie : g while under age cost his fellow Mapai Labor party 8 bol rie at the sta- Watering Rasen dag Se) od Bawenanultio youths $25|member and' the present pre- roves Pcrcugen al nies veins Mas dleckea oer his stock of{fines with a choice of 10 anal oe separ pet Pays bs , s : ? in jail. sai ursday night he is willing Van Geitabounes wrote of ear eile. and found one' 'The pair were Ronald Harper, be! og 8 his name at the head a conversion wit x young |"in the nest box. Watering 1 4nd James Cowling 17, pth of the Mapa it i net neem Canadian who appeared to be |said that he had picked out the|° "ie a betel Ge tie Mabal party suffering from amnesia and |rifle from. the stock and laid it|P!eaded guilty to the offence. quested by the Mapal party: spoke vaguely of Stanley jon the counter. 7 ' ili i South Africa is advertising in Park, a Vancouver landmark. | When he had asked for the ng etsgpre ig peony A nkicral ere fie: salnovatt sa oh ra nee cgay prey yaoragibeng ns sag ga hela Norris of the Crystal Manu. made redundant by recent gov- Witt = | He had not checked thel'acturing Company a total ofjernment cuibapks, ! '. 40 Other leads suggest that |change when it was handed to|"" : Wilfred is in Canada, Mr. |him to see if the salesman had| Norris, who pleaded guilty, Oshawa's Finest Sutherland says. taken the money for the gun. ae te Gee by a "I think he's in T to |also had not collected the re- partne SINESS, , now. If he knew white Gu lceipt that was offered him. He admitted the firm had not Ni htly Entertainment home was, he'd be home right ifiled sales returns for Novem- away." For being drunk in a public|ber and December of. last year place, Clare Raymond Cava-\and January and February of oo nagh, Sherburn st., Peterbor-|this year. GOLD RUSH Strafe-P] jough, was fined $10. and costs) Magistrate Frank Ebbs as- ane lor five days in jail. sessed $10 and costs or 10 days jail ach offence. | Gunned Down Charges of causing a disturb- giana peerage | LOUNGE ance and assault against Danny! - While he was on the phone at Kisel, of Oshawa, were with-|the Palm Cigar Sto:e on Simcoe st. n., an attendant saw a hand reac out and ope the cash register. er i A disburbance at Memorial What happened next was re- Goaaen hve me Park led police to the scene. As lated at the court where Donald Notice of the incident was a result James Henry, of Osh-|Fougere, of Carlton st., Toronto, given to the Orcanizat was awa, appeared in court yester-lappeared on a theft charge. Amevichn States ny i of | day charged with having wine. Acting Crown Attorney John inant' press officer Tr 'egal § He was fined $25 and costs with Humphreys 'said that the atten-| McCloskey said obert J.!4 choice of 10 days in jail dant saw the man run out of : | the store carrying some money The state department spokes-| For driving while his ability, He followed and shouted for a man, said five planes "'belong-|was impaired, John Roser, Ade-\police officer standing at the Central Hotel ing to the so-called government|laide ave. e., was fined $100 and|cqrner of King and Simcoe we Bray oid ye se irl costs or 10 days in jail. A fur-|streets, King aot Simcoe Sts. 7 : parently knocked|ther charge of having beer in a} Fougere was quickly caught out for a period the antenna'place other than his residencejand the money found on his FARES OFF ATHOL site of the rebel radio. was withdrawn, person ee d rier. WASHINGTON (J -- US F forces an ue of ti drawn at the complainant's re- planes which strafed Santo Do-|4est- mingo Thursday after the air- While it may seem trite to liken classified advertising results to miracles, sometimes that's the only comparison that gives © clear picture. When you consider that magic is defined by Webster as... "any agency that works with derf f . eae Se ee is: On Sale at 9:30 a.m. Monday mt ' . sas e becomes apparent. The wonderful a and,only while quantities last. effect in this case is the results that . 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