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Provincial ( Nov. 27,1973 Judge R. B. Baxter presided with Acting Crown Attorney H. MacDonald and duty coun- sel D. Barber. Carlos Roy Smith, Newton- ville, was stopped on King St. E. Bowmanville, October 7. He was observed by Const. Ricard to swerve his car toward the cruiser, then it went over the centre of the road. When stopped, he was unsteady on his feet, and a strong odor of alcohol on his breath. Tests were .20 and .19. The fine was $250. and costs $3. in default 25 days. There will be an order prohibiting him from driving.for 6 months and if found driving there will be a jail sentence. Meredith Weldon Brown, 15 Nelson St. Bowmanville, was charged in absentia on two charges laid August 26th in Bowmanville. Const. Ricard stopped him on Church St. and he had no operator's license. for this the fine was $30. and costs $3. in default 3 days. He failed to produce evidence of insurance and this fine was $60. and costs $3. in default 6 days consecutive. Kenneth Mitchell, 64 Well- ington St., Bowmanville, was charged with littering on Division St. Oct. 31st He pleaded "guilty". Const. Rie- ard saw him throw an egg to the south side of the street. The fine was $50. and costs $3 The judge remarked "there is no sense to this conduct.' Wayne Peterson, East Beach, was also charged at the same time and his fine was $50. and costs $3. He was given one week to pay. Gordon Subject, R.R. 1 Dobbington, was charged November 1, with damaging a highway sign and failed to report it. He pleaded "guilty". The sign was at Scugog and Church Sts. The fine was $25. and $3. in default 3 days. Ronald Herbert Seeley, 33, Bowmanville, charged Octob- er 21, that he did drive while ability was impaired by alco- hol or drug, pleaded "guilty". Const. Gaylord reported Seely was eastbound on the Base Line and struck 10 guard rails. Damage to car and rails amounted to $1,500. Tests were .14 and .14. The fine was $200. and costs, in default 20 days. W. W. Bagnell, 36 Scugog St. Bowmanville, pleaded "guil- ty" to failing to yield, after stopping at a stop sign. A northbound car was bit. $1,600 damage to the 2 cars. The fine was $20. and costs. Shirley Mae Copping, Orono pleaded "guilty through counsel D. Barber to driving carelessly in Newcastle, Sept- ember 20. Const. McKay investigated a two car acci- dent on Manvers Street. The fine was $125. and costs, in default 12 days. She was given 4 weeks to pay. 1 Harry D. Bolton. 75, 3245 imy Rd. Windsor, pleaded eguilty" in absentia to making a turn on 401 when it was not Court safe to do so. Mr. Bolton turned in front of a transport. Const. Markle investigated. The fine was $20. and costs $61. in default 8 days. He was given 2 weeks to pay. Charles Stoneburg, New- castle, pleaded "guilty" to driving carelessly in Newcas- tle on October 6. A further charge was laid of failing to notify the Department of Transport of purchase of a car. Const. Gaylord investi- gated a one car accident on Mill St. S. On the first charge the fine was $125. and costs, in default 12 days and on the second charge $20. and costs, in default 2 days consecutive. He was given 4 weeks to pay. John Arthur Needham, 36, 750 Lexington St. Oshawa, pleaded "guilty" to two char- ges October 5th, one of driving while disqualified contrary to section 238 of the Criminal Code and the other charge of driving while ability was impaired. Const. Martin re- ported he was eastbound on county road 1 and saw a pick up truck stop at intersection of county road 57. Mr. Need- ham's speech was slurred and an odor of alcohol on his breath. Tests were .16 and .15. Counsel asked for robation to assist Mr. Needham. The crown stated 'he had license sus ensions in May, August an September 1973. This man is a menace and not capable of driving on a highway. It has to be brought to his attention what he is doing and as a deterrent to others, I ask for a jail term." Judge Baxter stated "he had a responsibility to society to which he must give effect and I cannot do so by granting a suspended sentence. On the first charge he was sent to jail for 30 days and at the expiration he will enter into a probation order for 2 years, to report to a probation officer once a month and to continue psychiatric treatment until it is indicated it is no longer necessary. If you fail to report to the officer that is a violation." On the second charge he was given a further 30 days to run consec- utive. Jos. Harper, 206 Simpson Ave., Bowmanville, charged with assaulting Const. Brom- ley in September, was put on probation for 2 years, to report to officer once a month and to talk with the probation officer when you need to. Wallace Alexander Chase and Daniel Turner, both of Orillia, charged with taking a Volkswagen from Donald Raymond Hobbs and who had pleaded "guilty" at an earlier hearing were remanded in 4 4 Send Your Friends a Subscription to A Year Round Gift - 52 Gifts Wrapped Up In One $8.00 A YEAR ANYWHERE IN CANADA and THE U.K. $10.0r0 FOREIGN -J I the Euchre Party held Friday evening in the Oraànge Hall. Thev rizes were as follows: Lady s High - Linda Downes, Lady's Low - Cheryl Carrol; Gents High - Wayne Lowery, Gents Low - David Thrower; the 50-50 draw was won by Barry Downes. The next card party in Kendal is to be held Deceriber 7th. CORRECTION In the wedding write-up last week of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Holmes, there was a misun- derstanding and the groom's name was incorrectly given. Also the given name of the bride's late father was inter- preted as Martin and should have been Murton. May we suggest that hand written copy be printed in capitals to avoid mistakes. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WEEKLY REPORT Week of Nov. 19th. - 25th. inclusive. Admissions.............86 Discharges.............91 Births-2 maIe, 3 female 5 Major Operations........15 Minor Operations........30 Emergency Treatments ..348 Visiting hours 3 -,8 p.m. daily. Associate Agricultural Representative Rod Stork (standing at right) has a good reason to smile. The young man seated next to him is 23-year-old Bob McNaughton, the new Assistant Ag Rep with the Bowmanville office of the Department of Agriculture, and his duties will include working with Stork as a 4-H co-ordinator. McNaughton is a recent Honors Agriculture graduate from the University of Guelph, majoring in Resource Management. He hails from Middlesex County (near London) and he'll be working in the overall extension field, getting to know Durham County and the area farmers for the first year or so. Welcome Trio Entertains Federation Three part harmon' fashioned Christmas cor Christopher Beatty fam: Federation of Agricultur evening. Mrs. Beatty pla Lana, gge 14, join in ch custody to December 3 at Cobourg. The Department of Trans- portation and Communica tions had a few cases: Milne Sand and Gravel, operated by Ridex Developemnt Ltd, R.R. 4, Marmora were fined $928 and costs for an overload of 23,200 pounds on February 16 last. They pleaded "not guil- ty". They were given one week to pay; Allied Const. Ltd. 21 Beverley St. Toronto, charged September 14 with overweight received a fine $30 and costs.; Robt. Belan- ger, 3273 St. Catherine St. Montreal were charged with having inadequate brakes on October 19. The fine was $30. and costs; Hoek Van Holland Nurseries, Mimico, had an overweight 3,700 pounds and the fine was $18.50 and costs, in default 2 days. Norman James, 168 Brock St. W. Uxbridge, with height in excess of 13½2 feet on October 15, the fine was $50 and costs, in default 5 days. Northway Towing and Leasing, 250 Shepherd Ave., W. Downs- view, charged July 11 with a load in excess length of 65 feet. The fine was $60. and costs. Overnight Express, 291 Bon- aventure St. Hull, Que. with an excess in width of 102 inches, the fine was $50. and costs. Thos. George McEwan, 30, 264 Surrey Dr. Oshawa, char- ged July 28 with having the care and control of a vehicle while having consumed over .08. He pleaded "guilty'. Const Burke saw McEwan standing beside his car just off highway 35. Tests were .20 and .19. The fine was $200. costs $3. in default 20 days. There will be an automatic suspension for 6 months. He was given 2 weeks to pay. Richard David Taylor, 120 Raglan Ave.. apt. 518 Toronto, pleaded "guilty" to driving without a cense and follow- ing too closely. O.P.P. Const. Chalmers laid the charge as a result of a rear end collision near Bennett Road during heavy traffic. On the first charge the fine was $20. and costs, in default 2 days, and y and colorful outfits that give the¯air of an old ncert is a delightful touch, as four members of the ily from Welcome entertain at the Durham County e Annual Banquet, held in Blackstock last Thursday ys the piano while Carla, age nine, Gina, age 12 and oruses of popular songs. the second charge brought a fine of $50. and costs, in default 5 days. Geoffrey C. Thureson 16, 1269 Scugog Ave., Oshawa, charged with having liquor in other than his residence September 22 was fined $25. and costs, in default 3 days. He was given 4 weeks to pay. Const. Crombie observed him in the Mosport area. Raymond Chas. Derry, 413 Dundas St. E. Whitby, charg- ed with driving while ability was impaired by alcohol or drug on September 22 pleaded "guilty". A further charge was laid-for refusing to take the breath test when request- ed and he pleaded "guilty" to this one. Const. Burke report- ed Const. Laton observed a vehicle weaving on the high- way. When stopped there was a strong smell of alcohol, speech was slurred and un- steady on his feet. On the impaired charge the fine was $150. and costs, in default 15 days. Refusing the test brou- ght a fine of $50. and costs, in default 5 days consecutive. There will be an automatic suspension. He was given 4 weeks to pay. Robert Adams, 138 Liberty St. N. Bowmanville, charged April 30 with taking a spark plug wrench from The Cana- dian Tire Store, pleaded "guilty". He paid for some articles but not the wrench. The fine was $75. and costs, in default 7 days. He was put on probation for two years with one term, he must not enter a Canadian Tire Store during that time. LONG SAULT Mr. Everett Gallagher, Lakefield, spent Sunday at hi s sister's home, Mr. and Mrs. Gaston Bernard and family. Mr. and Mrs. Rye Gibson were recent supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. Stolk and family, Orono. Robert Wright and his chum, Cardinal, visited his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Gibson on Sunday.' KENDAL The November meeting of the Kendal Women's Institute met at the home of Mrs. Martin Manders on Wednes- day evening, November 21st. with president Mrs. John Henderson presiding. Follow- ing the Institute Ode and repeating the Mary Stewart Collect, Mrs. Wm. Turansky, the secretary read the minute of the last meeting. The December meeting was dis- cussed which is, to be a Christmas Dinner served in the Sunday School room on December 19th. by L. A. of the Girl Guides. Each member is to bring a gift for exchange also Christmas wrappings for the the Shut In Boxes which will be packed that afternoon. Mrs. Turansky had the pro- gram. The Roll Call was answered by naming a secret ambition you may have had. The topic was on 'Maw Murray'. Mrs. George Murray was a National revered figure in British Columbia develop- ment at the time of the building of the Alaska High- way, who lived at Fort St. John, B.C. Lunch was provid- ed by Mrs. A. Foster and our hostess Mrs. Manders. There was a good crowd at the Tupperware Party held on Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Eddie Carscadden, which proved very successful for the hostess. On Wednesday evening, Mr. Maurice Bradley, showed his pictures in Kendal School Auditorium to the Brownies, Girl Guides and some of the mothers. The pictures were very interesting on animal life in Africa and a Snake Farm. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Elliott of Willowdale and Mrs. Irene Richardson of Peterborough spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. R. Elliott. Thursday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Garland Cathcart were Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Aikens of Pontypool and Mrs. Gertrude Carpenter of Gan- anoque. 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