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12 THE OSHAWA TIMBS, Seturdey, July 30, 1966 BEFORE THE MAGISTRATE Fatal Traffic Accident Charge Fails In Court .. request of police sand found "not much there te push." Magistrate | H. Jermyn said he was dismissing the careless dtiging wharge be- cause he had heafd '"'no evi- "AJAX (Staff) -- A charge of| The car-was-carried-165 feet careless driving against a/north by the truck, police testi- truck driver who went through /fied. a red light and slammed into a| Mrs, Cunningham, the only artis, erenat pager tbe creed day. linjuries in the accident from}qence indicating reéKlessness or James Veitch, 47 Amiens Rd.,/which she later died. negligence." i West, Hill, pledtied not guilty) Veitch said he was driving a), 4 4 ivi | CAR IN DFPCH to careless driving and to a|seven-ton truck north on Har-|~") olen feoar bneyer, that 0 Strike-Bound Get Volunteer Labor By CY FOX MONTREAL (CP)--A_ univer- siy professor mans a Sishwesher, busi 2 mop floors, teen-agers dump garb- age--that's the story of how vol- unteers have been helping Que- bec hospitals, hit by a strike. of 32,500 non-medical - workers, "We've had 100 or more vol- unteers in here every day," said a spokesman for the Royal Victoria Hospital in Montreal, one of 119 hospitals affected by the work-stoppage. normally has Hospitals the workers began leaving their jobs July 15, the Royal Vic and other institutions likely to be in- volved discharged patients not On Me serivus isi. Now 500 are left at the Mont- real hospital but there's a mountain of work to be done still--work that normally would have been carried out by the kitchen workers, laundry per- sonnel, groundsmen and other regular employees who have been manning the picket lines. The Royal Vic, as it is com-| 'WORK GETS DONE | Somehow the work gets done, with the help of the volunteers phoning in at the hospital ever since the walkout started. The Royal Vic story is true for other institutions too. A Montreal newspaper reporter filled a recent column with the story of his exploits as a dish- washer at the Montreal General Hospital,. garbed in doctor's white coat and two aprons." A top. newspaper executive was reported seen mopping lhuvis es -oneenes lacal: has. pital. His wife was said to be in on the same operation. The professor - turned - dish- washer also rinses silverware in the Royal Vic's cafeteria and, with teen-age help sees to it that the trays of dirty dishes get to the cleaning machine in- tact. LEARN QUICKLY , The business of food prepara- tion also draws on the adult vol- INDIA SENDS AID NEW DELHI (Reuters)--In- dia exported 1,300,000 rupees such tricky techniques as how|not on strike and they have ex- to sprinkle sugar on newly-|tended their daily tasks to in- baked cup cakes. clude sweeping floors, helping A much - celebrated chore is| with the laundry and other jobs. (about $185,000) h of com- ite." Pitching earbage into| EXPORT ANTIQUES mercial trucks and other ve- the hospital's incinerator re-| Canada exported antiques va-/hicles to South Viet Nam suing quires plenty of vigor and this jued at more than $6,580,000 injlast year, parliament was is where energetic teen-agers 1965. Thursday. excel. They are helped by vol-ig unteers from other hospital de- partments. CITY OF OSHAWA ASSISTAMT STOCKMERDER SALARY RANGE--$4,445.00 to $4,934.00 (40 hour week). "Under the supervision of the Stockkeeper will be required to receive and issue stores moterial, maintain stores ond price moterial requisitions. Should be able fo operate materials handling equipment, Perform other duties os- assigned, Must have at least two years of high school ond one year of stock experience. Apply, IN WRITING ONLY, giving full detoils of education, exper- lence, age, moritol status, etc., before August 5, 1966, to: ee po Hoy Onterie. ADVICE TO SUMMER BACHELORS vod con still me an ty! when the family is eway. Dine at the, HOTEL LANCASTER 27 KING ST. W. second charge of failing t0|wood, saw the amber light, ap- stop at a red light which was/plied his air brakes, but noth- also dismissed. ing happened, even after he Robert ~~ Cunningtiam, 3753) pumped them. Woodruff Cr., Malton, testified) 16 said he later inspected the on March 16 he was Griving out truck and found a vacuum hose of, the Ajax Shopping Centre broken in several places. on a green light when he was : struck broadside by a truck} Bernie Shaw, 36 Birch Cr., travelling north on Harwood) Ajax, a licensed mechanic, said Ave. he tried the brakes out at the $5,000 Bail Needed For Tw On Rape Charges Remand *-2"siict "fous Two Oshawa men charged, 46 Teloch dr., Ajax and Lorne last week with rape were re-| Allen, 19, 14 Buchere rd., Ajax manded in custody for a week! were each fined $50 or 10 days. subject to raising $5,000 bail. | The sixth Robert John Cotton, 25, 156 Ritson fd. s. and David Moore 27, 214 loor st. e. are charged with e rape of an Oshawa girl. "Also remanded in custody Were three others charged with the attempted rape of the same| girl. Pp They were Douglas Cotton, 18} {011 Wardman Cr., Whitby; "e | chars pleaded not guilty to the on six months probation. FALSE PRETENSES A third judgement was post- poned -- to August 4 in Ajax-- in the case of a Pickering man charged on two counts of false retences. gan Moore, 25, 214 Bloor st. e.| charges. an L. P. Langille, 37, Bloor st.! Defence counsel Joseph Victor e. | said Timms gave two cheques Logan Moore was also ar-| of $30 and $26 to Tilden Rent- raigned on three charges of hav-| a-truck without realising there ing sexual intercourse with a} was no money in his account. girl under 16. Ray ee oe Rébert Macieom, 18, of no ed gino oa geome soe tol fixed address was remanded in have his client's custody till Aug. 15. pending a is-| ed Phd ana by Magis | pre-sentence report on charges jof theft and attempted theft. HONEYMOON Marsham pleaded guilty to at- A young man on the eve of|tempting to steal a car radio his wedding was given a two-|and to stealing a car radiator.) hadn't realized the seriousness week break so he could go on/A his honeymoon. The magistrate judgement in the case of 22-| third' charge of stealing a car gear - shift lever was with- reserved | drawn, Elizabeth Kay, 16, 2961 Sea- year-old Kenneth Hum, 389 Wall|breeze Rd, Pickering Beach,|te'ms of probation were also St. Oshawa who pleaded not/was put on six months' proba- guilty to driving while -his li-/tion after pleading guilty t cence was under suspension. shoplifting, a sweater worth $4.- Hum said he thought there|/98 from an Oshawa store. was nothing wrong in driving DISTURBANCE without a licence because he} ; had since his suspension taken} out insurance on his car. Magistrate Jermyn said he'd) 4 gisturbance convict Hum Aug. 15, "but I! police testified 7 interfering with people's using profane lang joneymoons. lic. BEER IN CAR | PROBATION David. Thomas, 15 Oak st. Ajax was fined $25 or 10 days after being convicted of having beer in his car. | Thomas pleaded not guilty. He was transporting it from a tem- porary residence -- his tent --| probation officer and for failing | to his home in Ajax, he said. to notify the officer of a charge Magistrate Jermyn said Tho-|of address. mas hadn't produced enough ev-| Garrison was convicted in idence to show the tent. was a|June of theft. | temporary -residence. Noting UNEMPLOYED that police had stopped him at if os 5 a.m. Magistrate Jermyn said, Two people were convicted "It is not sound enough just to throw up a tent and say I live there." | OUTBOARD MOTOR ena Cook, 61 Hills Rd, Ajax was Magistrate Jermyn reserved | fined $50 or five days and Char-| judgement for two months in the|les Nicholls, 35, 195 Conant. St case of an Oshawa man charged| was fined $45 or five days. with possession of stolen goods) Mrs. Cook collected $84 be- a 40 horse power outboard motor|fore she was stopped and Nich- nearly two years ago. olls $101, Norman Edmondson, 32, 97/$100 FINE Central Park Blvd. N. pleaded) Roy Thomas, 48, 541 Tennyson Watson was tody until August 9 in Whitby for breach of probation. tel, Oshawa was brought into! court for failing to report to a ance while they were working In unrelated cases, Mrs. Row- Robertson, 16|had failed t sok 414 Mary st., Whitby was put|Grath's condition at the time) Frederick Timms RR 3 Pick-|'"e charge. Harold Watson, 45, 2914 Bond |a two-year suspended sentence st. e. was fined $200 or 60 days|after being after pleading guilty to causing! charge of forgery. uage in pub-| guilty to forging signatures on A youth was remanded in cus-| $6,267 and $4,670. Robert Garrison, Queen's Ho-| being prepared. | under the Unemployment Act for| fined $100 with no time to pay| collecting unemployment insur- |.or r ear stuck in a ditch cannot monly, known, 1,000 patients. But even before|who have been calling by and unteers who are quick to learn legally be considered a motor |yvehicle led to charges against his client being dismissed. | Arleigh Hillman was. repre- |senting John McGrath of Pick- lering who had been charged \with being drunk while in the care and control of a vehicle. | To that and to a further charge of being drunk in a pub- jlic place McGrath pleaded not guilty. Mr. Hillman's submission jthat a car in a ditch is not a imotor vehicle was quoted from |McGrath's car stuck in a ditch} and McGrath beside it in an} lintoxicated condition. | | Mr. Hillman said the officer to ascertain Mc- |the car went into the ditch and| that McGrath had never sat in| the car after it was lodged in \the ditch. | Magistrate Jermyn said he'd have to give McGrath the bene- fit of the doubt and dismiss |ON PROBATION | | Eighteen - year - old David Smith, RR 3, Uxbridge, was) given a 12 months' suspended) |sentence and put on probation | |for escaping from police cus- | tody Smith was kept in jail last week while a pre-sentence re- | port was prepared. | He escaped after he had |been 'arrested on a charge of having liquor. Acting crown attorney Rus- jsell Murphy said perhaps Smith} }of such a charge as escaping| custody. Magistrate Jermyn said the to include no liquor. Smith was given a seven days' backdated sentence for having liquor. FORGERY A Bay Ridges man was given) convicted on a George Prest, 35, 831 Naroch Blvd., Bay Ridges, pleaded |cheques belonging to Harvey Hubbell of Canada Ltd. worth} fle spent last week in jail | while a pre-sentence report was The magistrate said Prest was to report to a probation! officer and recommended that) he continue receiving psychia- tric treatment. IMPAIRED DRIVING Lawrence Mains, 26, Queen St. E., Toronto, 2222 was 15 days and barred from driving for three months after being convicted of being im-| paired while in the care- and control of a vehicle. | Mains pleaded not guilty to the charge. Police testified they found Mains asleep on the front seat of a pickup truck with the key in the ignition They said to} he admitted YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER Left to right: Corvair Monza Sport Coupe--You go for bucket seats, light steering, crisp cornering and a flat ride? In this sporty Monza hardtop you've got everything going guilty to the charge. 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Always check both before pulling eut to pass. Prepared to reserve judgement/ months after pleading guilty to| Mains said he had no inten- until Sept. 26 as the offence had) being impaired while in the\tion of driving while in that occured in connection with of-|care or control of his car. condition fences committed before a for-| -- i si mer jail term. ROAD ROLLER The magistrate postponed jud. gement in the case of Earl McGray, 29, of no fixed address, charged with stealing a road roller after he had failed to re-| 'urn it to rental firm who operates a small paving busi-| ness. | McGray, said in a statement to police he had made the first payment but subsequently got} into financial difficulties. } LIQUOR CHARGES In tow unrelated cases of be- ing drunk in a public place, Gilbert McConeghy of Janet - ville was fined $10 or 10 days an Harry Fox, 19, 104 Stevenson Rd. N. was fined $50 or 10 days. | In six cases of minor con-| Suming, Chris Haigh, 19, 38 Woodhouse cr. 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