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4 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tussdoy, August 29, 1961 Boy Intoxicated Man Gets 7 Days PICKERING (Staff)--A Fair- port Beach man who gave enough liquor to a 13-year-old youth that he became un- conscious, was Monday jailed for seven days by Magistrate Robert Dnieper in Pickering Magistrate's Court. James William Fowler of Fairport Beach pleaded not guil- ber anything after the first drink In his own defence, Fowler said that he had no idea of the youth's age and that he had only met him a couple of times. Magistrate Dnieper ruled that it was obvious that the youth was under 21 years of age and registered a conviction. ty to a charge of supplying liquor to a minor. Sgt. Peter Hollywood of the Pickering Township Police De- partment told His Worship that on July 24 at 10.10 p.m. he was called to the boy's home at Fair- port Beach, at the request of the mother. The officer said that upon en- tering the house he found the youth unconscious on a couch and that he was obviously in- toxicated. He said that later he went to the residence of the ac- cused where Fowler was duly charged. When called to the stand the youth said that he visited Fowler's house on the day in question and that he was given a glass of wine. He told His Worship that he did not remem- Liquor Charge Fines Assessed | PICKERING (Staff) -- The False Pretenses Sentenced A Year TORONTO (CP) -- Albert W. R. Taylor, 42, who admitted being wanted by police in Eng- land and "all over Europe," was sentenced Monday to one year in jail on false pretence charges. Testimony showed that in 14 days after arriving in Canada from Germany, he had cashed cheques totalling $232 by using two charge accounts from downtown department stores as identification. He also wrote a $3,000 cheque for a car on a Johannesburg, South Africa, bank, but it wasn't cleared and he didn't get the car. Using the name of Samuel Charles Taylor, he obtained a Canadian birth certificate and ran up a $95.47 bill at a Buffalo hotel while promoting a non-ex- istant company, the court was told. Language Help By Magistrate PICKERING (Staff) -- Magis- trate Robert Dnieper proved that there were advantages to studying Russian in college when he came to the aid of an accused Ukrainian woman by giving her a 30-second course on Canadian legal procedure in her own language in court here Mon- day. His Worship learned that Mrs, Gienia Lukow, of 3610 Dufferin St. Toronto, had elected to ans- wer a drinking charge in' place of her husband, Sidney Lukow, although she had been erron- eously charged. Mrs. Lukow explained that at the time of the offence, having liquor in a pub- lic place, the investigating offi- cer had taken her name and address instead of her hus- band's. She requested to take her husband's place because of the extra expense in making another trip to court from their Toronto home. Magistrate Dnieper so con- sented and found Mrs. Lukow guilty of having liquor in a place other than her home and fined her $15 and costs, The offence occurred in a Pickering Township park on Aug. 13, and was investigated by Const. Robert Speakman of the Pickering township: police Careless PICKERING (Staff) -- In Pickering police court on Mon- day a Pickering township youth was fined $50 and costs or 15 days when Magistrate Robert Borden Dnieper found him guilty of careless driving. James Henry Pearse of RR 2, Pickering pleaded not guilty to the charge that he drove care- lessly on the Island Road on Saturday July 29, at 9.40 p.m. Sgt. Peter Hollywood of the Driver Youth Fined $50 Pickering township police de- partment told the court that at that time he observed Pearse leave the West Rouge shopping centre parking lot at a high rate of speed with his wheels spin- ning. He continued that the car entered the road at such a high sate of speed that it fishtailed three or four times over to the wrong side of the road. When called to the stand to present his own defence Pearse said that he did not leave the parking lot at a high rate of |speed. When questioned by His Worship, he said that his speed as he entered Island Road was 30 mph and that he did not stop. Magistrate Dnieper ruled that the accused was guilty of care- less driving because he drove onto the road at night without showing any due care, attention users of the road. and consideration for other NEWS IN BRIEF SPECIAL MARKET LONDON (CP)~The trend ir the United States is for "light" whisky, reports the London Evening News. The newspaper quoted a market resea in quiry which said the reason i: psychological -- the American "have a reverence for purit |and virginity." PIONEER SCHOOL The first school in Quebec was started in 1639 by Mother Marie/ The BBC is to try to get the TELEVISE SATURN BRIGHTON, England (CP)-- of the Sisters of the Incarnation. first live television pictures of around t! tronomy enthusiast 10ped to DRIVERS' DOLLIES LONDON (CP) -- The British Automobile Association has is- ued a warning to dolly- 'angling motorists--those lly. obscure their rear windows with dolls hanging on strings. The DERRY AG planet Sat- association says efforts of ear ) harmony Rim J Daddy Lon} Legs CINEMASCOPE * Color by Dom "GARDEN Added Thriller! GARY COOPER SUSAN HAYWARD OF EVIL" icolor & Ci MAR department. COOKING TURKEY It is possible to obtain larger {uniform slices of meat from a {large turkey by removing the | wishbone before roasting. recent decline in t drink- ing in the township softened Magistrate Robert Dnieper's heart in Pickering police court on Monday, when he imposed fines instead of jail terms for drinking offences by an Orono man and two Newcastle youths Charged with supplying liquor to minors, Jack Shepperd, 21, of Orono, was fined $50 and costs H or 10 days; and Gordon Brown and Barry Peever, both aged 17] and from Newcastle, were fined $25 and costs or five days for drinking while underage. Evidence read in court in the absence of the investigating offi- cer stated that the three ac- cused persons were found drink- | So nthe wonder of Stersophon ie Sound 2 - ALL TIME GREATS - BOTH IN COLOR! ADULT ENTERTAINMENT -- a Zaz "Shakedown" & "Cover Girl" BOTH ADULT ing in the Ajax Shopping Centre on July 11, at 11.35 p.m. by Const. Frederick Crawford of the Ajax Police Department. Shepperd admitted giving beer to the two minors, who in turn admitted consuming the liquor, the statement pointed out. The offences were the accused persons' first. Purchased Beer Youth Is Fined PICKERING (Staff)--A Pick- ering youth who told police that he purchased two bottles of beer from a tall, thin man be- hind the Gord : Hotel, was Monday fined $100 and costs or 15 days by Magistrate Robert Dnieper in Pickering magis- trate's court. John Walton, 19, of Pickering, pleaded not guilty to a charge of drinking while being a minor, laid by the Pickering Village] police department. | Police Chief Howard Nick- ling told the court that on July 29 at 1:00 a.m. he charged the accused following a conversation | in a car in which he was a pas- senger. f He added that a search of the Gordon Hotel, together with the| co-operation of the accused; re- vealed that the tall, thin man had vanished. 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