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COURT REPORT "This is a case where a Bench Warrant was issued before the man appeared in'Court," Provincial Court Judge H.W. Jermyn said in the Wbitby Court as he fined James Lenki 42, of Toronto $200. of 20 days in jail. 'Ibe fine was made peremptory wbicb means it has to be paid- before the man could leave the Court or go to jail. Instructions were given by the court that Mr. L- enkei be permitted to make a telephone cail in order that the location of his whereabouts is known. He had pleaded guilty to the charge of drunk driving. On April 7th as the accused Lenkei drove tbrough Pickering Township he was seen near the Pickering Weigb Scales driving east on Highway 401 in an erractic manner. Provincial Police Constable Burns of the Whitby Detach- ment saw the car drive over onto the south shoulder of the éastbound lane. Moments later he saw it swerve across the eastbound lane of 401 into the median. It then lurched back onto the pavement and straddled the two driving lanes. As Provincial Constable Burns tried to bring the erratically driven car to a haIt he saw brakes being applied as other cars were forced to apply their brakes in order to avoid motor vebicie accidents. When the accused was finally stopped and a breatb test reading taken there was the indication tbat there was .18 percent alcohiol in the blood at that time. Mr. Lenkei, a delivery man, was under arrest when he appeared in the Whitby Court. His driver's license was suspended for the mandatory term of at least three months. The mandatory suspensions are taken care of by the Department of Transportation. Crown Attorney Bruce Affleck told the Court that the youth bas had a drinking problem. Fie had been ~trying to lick it and thougb he had "almost licked it when something happened. FHe bas been advised to seek tbe belp of Alcoholics Anonymous. qualified bookkeeper for the Whitby area. Varlous opportunities are available for experienced sales persons in the following fields: furniture sales, men's wear, auto parts and sales of photographic equipmnent. Also required are experienced attendants for service stat- ions. Executive, Professional and Technical listings feature various opportunities for engineering and drafting personnel in the electronic, mechanical and civil fields. Also req- uired are a construction superintendent, a cbartered ac- countancy graduate, an occupational therapy aide, and various registered nurses and nursing assistants. A seasonal increase in service trade requirements has provided a variety of oçportunities in the personal service field. The following are a few: barbers, hairdressers, short order cooks, a dry cleaning presser, a bartender and waitresses. Trade listings this week include: tool and die makers, rnacbinists, metal pattern makers, welders, sheet metal workers, a hydraulics service man and an electrical repair- man with industrial relay control experience. Also req. uired are auto rnechanics, a diesel rnecbanic, a tailor, a 2nd year auto mecbanic apprentice, and a plant main- tenance man. Construction trade listings now include the following: carpenters, carpenters helpers, cernent finishers, painters, and heavy equipment operators. ,Additiona I listings include tandem dump truck drivers, tractor trailer drivers farniliar with the Toronto area and a personto train to be a leather cutter. And a brief word concerning Canada Manpower Train- ing Courses. Openings are now available for acadernic upgrading courses as well as appliance servicîng and marine mechanics courses. Most people now qualify for Canada Manpower Training allowances. Caîl today! For more information on these and other job opport- unities, contact your Canada Manpower Centre in Ajax at 942-1273, or in Oshawa at 728-4631. Michael George-Gallant, 17, of 23 Athol Street, Oshawa, was fined $200. or 29 days in :li on a charge of drîving with more than 80 rnilligrams of alcohol in bis blood. H- is drivers license was suspended for the rnandatory tbree rnonth period. He pleaded guilty to the charge. About midnigbt April l4tb Constable VanDoleweerd of the Whitby Police Force saw a car being driven through the streets of Whitby in an erratic manner. When he was finally able to stop the car driven by the accused young Gallant was taken to the Detectives Office for a breatb test. The reading indicated there was .16 percent alcohol ini the blood stream. Crown Attorney Affleck stated the youtb realizes that he has this problem and it would be to bis benefit to seek help in sorne form to help him overcome his problem. "There is only one person who can help himself and it is the person hirnself." commented Provincial Court Judge H.W. Jermyn. It is up to him whetber he really wants to help himself or not. 1 have nothing against any organization who tries to help a person to overcome any type of ,problem, but wben it cornes down to the fine point itself, it is the person hiniself wbo helps to solve the problem and becomes a man or a woman as the case may be. " "Be-cause he was afraid," is the reason Barry O. Shaw, 20, of 21 Front Street, Witby gave the Police Officer. Mr. Shaw was convicted under the Highway Traffic Act on the charge of failing to stop ater an accident. He was-fined $100. or 10 days in jail. Mr. Shaw pleaded guilty to the charge. Constable William Watson investigated an accident that occured in the vicinity of Coiborne Street, Whitby. He found a badly damaged car with damage done to the left front bumper and door. The cost of repairs was $300. the court was told, and restitution has been made by Mr. Shaw. CANADA MA NPO WER REL EA SE Froni your Canada Manpower Centres in Oshawa and Ajax, we have the following report of job opportunities. Clerical listings this week include secretaries with good shorthand and typing, as well as a legal secretary, an order clerk, shipping a.nd receiving clerks and a, fully WH ITBV FR EE PRESS, TH URSDAY, JUNE 14, 1973, PAGE il SALES SERVICE PARTS us UA~ 0723m1176 UUDUNTIAL AND -UNO Cop.ugleESIIATES PEDERSEN'S FINCING SAVE ON jDX QUALIT FUEL NOW! u ire" f., P-.mot, C.uam kmm cou DX FUEL OL MW84U81I THE CARSON FUNERAL HOME £ CHAPEL Persa#IF.miIy ServiceTe Irooklin anid Surr@undiu'g Arees Pob.rt J.Cers@n - Funerel Director 635-3662 9.y or Nighf Funereh l. ifhaThe Neeans 0f Ai Familles 79 *eidwia, St.. Sroko (fwys.12 £à7 CT OIYIOI T AI "'s mode* -1 ýe -.r