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18 THE OSHAWA TIME, Thursdey,, Ave 10, 1967 months. A second charge, il-|was called and read the; will leave the breach of that to osaurmannd legal possession of liquor, was withdrawn by the Crown. TWO CHARGES An accident last Saturday re- sulted in a charge of careless driving and one of goontriiry BEFORE THE MAGISTRATE Motorist Without Licence se al ony ane Convicted, Fined In Court \1.2\2222 offered to translate the two ROWMANVILLE -- A New-jor five days when he appeared;Bown, 112 Kent St., was grant- charges into French but the castle man driving between|in court'here Tuesday. ed two weeks to pay the fine, |!¢8a! terminology proved too | charges fluently. Bail was set at) ° |$500 cash and the date of trial jfor Aug. 29 THEFT CASE A youth charged with theft of |§ a transistor radio was found to have been convicted in May of ;|illegal possession of _ stolen}s goods. At that time Magistrate Baxter had placed him on pro- bation. Ronald Cupit, RR 2, Carrying Place, admitted pick- ing up a transistor radio from the side of Highway 401 while Magistrate Baxter and adjourn jthis new case sine die." MINOR "Convicting a 17-year-old girl is a sad thing to have to do," aid Magistrate Dodds. 'Life |does not owe you a living. You should do what your parents say and make something of | yourself instead of throwing yourself on the junk heap." He had found Cheryl Sellers guilty of underage drinking. She was placed on probation for a year and advised to seek psy- chiatric help through the pro- much for his vocabulary. . , Penh Newtonville and his home was | $100 FINE |There was' an automatic sus-| Mrs, Ann Krackenberg of the|2" Officer was investigating an unable to produce a driver's li-| Conviction for impaired driv- pension of licence for three | Bowmanville High School staff, accident at the scene where a cence for a good reason. He|ing brought a Whitby man a|-- oinsinthtccesaeiit vehicle had overturned. never. had one. William Aill-|fine of $100 and costs. The al-| "I don't know what your prob- MUSEUM OF GLASS dread was fined $25 and costs,|ternative was 20 days. ren Youth Steering Vehicle Needed Driver's Licence - WHITBY -- Brian Frank| $100 and costs or 30 days in sal] 7 Galvin, 18 aus, Willircale, Aeag) jon a charge of minor consum- ed not guilly to a, charge of{ ms Alfred Parker 20 fi driving while his ghiver'e lic- 50 and st 10 d in jail ence was under suspension. He| #0, 2nd costs or aye a 7et y s fined $50 and costs or 19/0" the charge of drinking liquor | fend is jail aid hie: Avierive | while under the age of 21 years. | licence was further suspended The bon Bath. to be pat ye for a period of six months, {OME LY: Eee eeeeer. Dene guilty to the charge. The charge | when he appeared in magis-|° , irite'e oe Tonks. This jagainst Garry Young of Osh- | f PRODUCTION F , awa was dismissed, Magistrate | means he can't apply for a dri-| i il 66 IR Wi ' H LO ver's licence at the end of the |H. W. Jermyn said there al 9 present suspension until the ad- no evidence that Mr. Young was ded six month suspension is drinking. He had pleaded not TIMES -- 1:30-3:20 - 5:25 po pers guilty completed. 4 Galvin was steering a car INTOXICATED being pushed by another car . ere on highway 401 and said he' did| Eugene Corby, 23, of Binge not think it was necessary to|¥4S fined $10 and costs or 10) Fans | have a driver's licence. bation oficer. HELD OVER First "LILIES OF THE FIELD" Then "A PATCH OF BLUE" | Donald Dodds. "You are no|largest museum devoted to ee eligible for probation. el iglass. DRIVE-IN 7 CoWMBIA PICTURES Presents THEATRE SIDNEY POITIER | «| = TONIGHT | SHOW STARTS AT DUSK * ALL COLOR SHOW x jdays in jail. The costs included | $15 damage done to the hood| DISTURBANCE ze Syies! : David Leslie Haines, 16, of }°f 8 car. Charged with being in- | -------- sss -- 943 Third Street, Port Credit|toxicated in a public place, a |i was remanded in custody for|the accused was found sitting | two weeks for a pre - sentence|in a car that was parked at a/ report. He pleaded guilty to the | marina in Orillia Aug. 4. While charge of causing a disturbance | Sitting in the vehicle the brake | by shouting. The accused had re pagh noes bt the car rolled been in the House of Concord! into a fence doing $15 damage} for 30" days to the hood WELCOME TO, REMANDED =~ HERD TIMES, Oreal Robichaud, 16, charged telah _| with theft of a car, was reman- * FRIDAY * CO-STARRING ded for two weeks in custody KEENAN WYNN-JANIS PAGE for a pre - sentence report. The and ALDO RAY accused whose parents live in The Big Fun Dance || With Every Order of Hamilton had escaped from the The Sounds of the Big Beat I rend St. John's Boys' Training School The Place to Meet rE j % i N a R i ES Siem nr rts peseqnenensaateny | s + the police in Hamilton, ¥ LITTLE } " aoa alalatatatatatatotel eR OR eb | algal | * CAESAR } || From Robbies t Jack Williams, 18, of 124) * AND THE % qi] SPECIAL FRIDAY, Reg. 59c ..... The wackiest Church St., Oshawa was fined | ¥ CONSULS : | road race % ROO OR Og at CS | Admission 1.50 Dancing 9 p.m. te 12:30 | ce obbies ® THE FAMILY DRIVE-INS King St. West across from Kmart NOW FEATURING CAR HOSTESS SERVICE | IZZA Phone 723-0241 or 728-0192 EPI'S A Also Featuring: Burgers; Foot Long Hot Dogs; Home Made Pizze TODAY A WAR IS ONE TEST OF AMAN ...A WOMAN ANOTHER! 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It's fun to sew with such a proficient machine. See it, try it, buy it----during our Sale of Homefurnishings! (514) SEWING CENTRE, LOWER LEVEL, DEPT. 570 PHONE 725-7373 'OLD MASTERS' CREATIVE FINISHES WOOD GRAINING . .. ANTIQUING ... MARBELIZING Mr. Smith will be in EATON'S Paint Dept. Lower Level to demonstrate this interesting way of painting and finishing house trim, furniture, picture frames and numerous other paint jobs around the home. Helpful. pamphiets are available and Mr. Smith will be pleased to answer any questions you may have concerning this handsome way of finishing wood. Paint Dept. August 10, 11, 12 Thurs. & Fri. -- 1:00 - 8:30; Sat. -- 10:00 - 5:00 PAINTS AND WALLPAPER, LOWER LEVEL, DEPT. 274 ae? is STORE HOURS: 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Saturday, Open Thursday and Friday Nights Until 9 : Se pia Sis Peat Se _--_, Fid nig! Uni the dail on to s lutic thos Te By T Onta: Thursd province lows. 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