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A A a Ee ---- 16 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, June 6, 1989 Driver of speeding car fined $250 for careless driving Richard J. Lackner of Barkley St., Toronto a peared before the Provincial 0 ences Court last week to plead not- guilty to a charge of careless driving. Sergeant Ken Hudson, Durham Regional Police, ar- resting officer, was the first wit- ness for the crown. He explained that on the WATERCRAFT MARK WARBURTON Expert boat repairs, refinishing, installations, restoration and new construction. + Mobile service res. (705) 328-2465 shop (416) 985-0349 + Wood and fiberglass night of June 10, 1988, just shortly after midnight, he was patrolling Highway 7A east in anunmarked car. A vehicle approached from behind him at a high rate of speed with high beams on, and passed him on a corner, with double white lines, continuing toaccelerate. Officer Hudson was travel- ling at 110 km/h on his way to answering a silent alarm in Blackstock. He picked up pace with the vehicle and clocked himself at 135 km/h while the vehicle continued to pull away. He proceeded to follow the vehicle, and observed the car being "flashed" by drivers com- ing westbound as an indication to turn off the high beam lights. The vehicle did not re- spond, but continued to pull away. Officer Hudson came upon the vehicle just over the em- bankment with a flattened tire. From the fred s gravel and flattened grass, it ap- peared that the car had slid off the road while travelling around the corner because of excess speed. Lois Lemiere was called as a witness for the crown, she cor- roborated Officer Hudson's ac- count of the car travelling at high speed with its' high beams on, The defendant argued that he was not travelling as quickly as the Officer indicated, but that his tire blew out as he went around the corner, which dragged him into the ditch. Justice Harris determined that the evidence shows that Mr. Lackner was driving with- out due care and consideration. He found him guilty of careless driving and fined him $250.00. The Justice was unable to determine the "points" penalty as that falls within the jurisdic- tion of the Ministry of Trans- portation and Communication and he has no say in the matter. TRY OUR NEW TRAVEL MUG Coffee Included Never stain your clothes or car again - Offer expires June 13, 1989 SUPER SPECIAL JUMBO, 20 ounce a SOFT DRINK... .. 3 C Coupon Not Necessary -- This Week Only - ONE DOZEN DONUTS After 6 PM........ $1 99 1 1 Coupon per customer. Not to be used in conjunction : Expires June 13, 1989 : with other specials. REGULAR COFFEE & DONUT SPECIAL After 5 PM........ 1 Coupon per customer. Not to be used in conjunction Expires June 13, 1989 with other specials. 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Through her job, Anna has learned much about the work- ings of the Star and has become acquainted with many cus- tomers. She is looking forward to renewing those business rela- tionships and meeting new customers in her new capacity. Anna, a seven year resident of Scugog Township, is excit- ed about her job and is anxious to ensure Star clients re- ceive the attention and service they deserve. For information about how advertising in the Port Perry Star can benefit your business, contact Anna at 985-7383. THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF SCUGOG NOTICE OF A PUBLIC MEETING CONCERNING A COMMUNITY IMPROVEMENT PROJECT NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Township of Scugog will hold a public meeting on the 12th day of June, 1989, at 7:00 p.m. in the Council Chambers to consider matters relating to a Community Improvement Project. ~ LOCATION OF LANDS AFFECTED The lands affected by the proposal are located on Water St. from Highway 7A to North St. and continuing along the railway right-of- way to the boat launch. The general location of the subject lands is illustrated on the Key Map below which forms part of this notice. PURPOSE OF THE MEETING } The purpose of the meeting is to provide the residents and the af- fected ratepayers an opportunity to review the Community Project Area which among other things, includes in the first stage, the reconstruction of Water St. REPRESENTATION Any person may attend the Public Meeting and/or make written or verbal representation either in support of or in opposition to the proposai. INFORMATION Additional information relating to the project area is available for inspection during regular office hours at the Municipal Offices. DATED AT THE TOWNSHIP OF SCUGOG this 24th day of May, 1989. : Earl S. Cuddie, Clerk-Administrator Township of Scugog, 181 Perry Street, Box 209, PORT PERRY, Ontario LOB 1NO 3111) 4 sepals LL y i141 TI SCUGoG ah he Mo arma PIA a... SS a a Al -- a