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JQ THE OSHAWA TIMES, Seturday, December 16, 1967 |BEFORE THE MAGISTRATE | Youth Breaks Probation | 48 Hours After Sentencing Milan Nabakow, 182 Nassaujed he was unable to stand ~ must cok ee a | St. | was tenced when he found sitting in the| reasonal le doubt."' Since Mrs. Portieecgar's ae ce ru |street near a curb by police be-|Brewer, admitted she did not soe . {cause of his arthritis. {see her husband scratching up day to four one-year terms in) |the walls, the evidence was not jail to be served concurrently| SUSPEND SENTENCE | substantial. The charge was dis- and one year indefinite. | Norman L. Walton, a student) missed, Nabakow had previously been|4t Kingsway College pleaded) convicted on three charges of guilty to stealing items from|)NOT DRIVING ; 'theft and placed on probation, |Kresge's and Zeller's in the! Wilbert Simpson of 428 Sim- He broke his probation 48 hours| Oshawa Shopping Centre Nov.,coe St. S., was charged with |after it was imposed. i ee jdriving under suspension, He "It appears to me that you. 'Common theives," Magis-|pleaded not guilty while ad- are a young man with no sense | trate Dodds stated. "That's what| mitting his licence was under of responsibility to your com-|Shoplifters are. Have you noj|suspension. He had not been munity." said 'Magistrate Don-|sense of honor? No sense of driving, he testified under oath, ald Dodds. |integrity?"" The magistrate took|and the police officer who sup- jinto account the fact that Wal-|posedly saw him driving was INTOXICATION |ton had no money and worked] passing him in the opposite di- George Maracle of 66 King|to pay part of his tuition, and/rection at night. St. W., Oshawa, was fined $25)suspended sentence for six' Magistrate Dodds dismissed and costs for being intoxicat-' months. the charge. ed. DISMISSED SUSPENDED SENTENCE DISMISSED Wilfred Brewer, of 574 Crer-| Justice of the peace G. R. A charge of intoxication ar Ave., pleaded not guilty to) Robertson suspended sentence was dismissed by the magis-|a charge of damaging property.|on Mrs. M. Legacy for six trate, when Mr. Williams claim-' Magistrate Dodds, said "guilt} months and ordered her to re- cag en er ee re st : port to her clergyman once a week, She had been convicted . s «8 SUPPLY LIQUOR ieorge Wallace, 253 James In Favor Of Police Official #)., Opnawe, whe' convicted 1 supplying liquor to a minor and 2 2 ® SAULT STE. MARIE, Ont.|Lang, replied: 'My client waS/ contributing to the delinquency a 4 ' ms (CP) -- Police officials here|dismissed without a hearing.|of g minor. Mr. Wallace was . ns have not discriminated against/The Police Act provides. for a 25, and one of the minors in SINGING TIME FOR THE CROSBY CLAN hearing Lois Beckett, a female member|hearing before anyone can be| question, who had been given of the police force, because of|dismissed."' "a glass of wine," was a 16- Supreme Court Judge Rules itiss.:,,;7':"sias" EVERYONE ON YOUR LIST! PING-PONG TABLES Sturdy legs, 4 bats, net,, steel posts and bolls tJ lreactor design--a type fueled PLAN GIANT STADIUM Power Plant natural uranium and cooled and) NEW ORLEANS (AP) -- Pre- s Canada's future nuclear power|super dome were unveiled Fri- Works Again supply and the sales of eg bt The architectural and engi- DOUGLAS POINT, Ont. (CP) jlargely upon the success of the/stadium to be the world's larg- -- The 200,000-kilowatt CANDU| station. jest building, seating 80,000 for Estimated construction cost is scale nuclear power plant was RANKS THIRD | $46,300,000. Pay Sn Service Friday after 8 . the third largest in the world) OWNS OWN COLLECTION During its first year of opera-|sales of footwear totalled 198,- collection of bullfight books and tions, the reactor was disabled| 000,000 pairs. 'posters. result of a variety of troubles. | Difficulties started last Janu duced power. After examining | two of the pumps that circulate! tor, engineers decided to repair} D all 10, resulting in a two-month | Later, trouble arose with the control rods that control the ac-) two-month shutdown resulted. Pump failure recurred in the} early July. The likely causes of these dif- moderated by heavy water.|liminary plans for Louisiana's \dian. reactors abroad hinge|neering blueprints call for the reactor' at Canaiik: tiset Soll: football and 58,500 for baseball. The British footwear industry | five-month shutdown, jand in 1965 manufacturers'| Sebastian Cabot owns a large for a total of nine months as a' rt ary when the station first pro-| ~ | heavy water through the reac- |shutdown. tivity of the reactor. Another) last part of June and again in! jficulties now have been deter- 'mined and corrected and eight) 30" jof the pumps reinstalled, Six! Gold Finished 6 FOOT are running. | Metal Frame KITCHEN ° The Douglas Point station was 30" x 48" Aluminum MIRRORS | EXHAUST) ore, Be Vanities, exe, HOODS Fenn 400 24.95 | sinnc sua | LADDER DRAPERIES bCceurrte ed icles le For entrances or one ® closet doors. Double Speed 9 88 @ HOMES 25.95 25.20 ° @ OFFICES @ INDUSTRIAL 1919 {built to test Canada's choice of anes S| ' i i y stuffed ment of the television show, center, and Harry, right. her sex, Mr. Justice R. I, Fer-|/ DENIES DISMISSAL ___lyear-old girl. ine na ore "Hollywood Palace." With The show was taped today -- guson ruled Friday. : "She was not dismissed," said Magistrate Dodds said: "This WARD'S and his family do a bit of Bing are his wife, Kathryn, and will be aired on Dec "Miss Beckett has endeavored Mr. Justice Ferguson _ lis a terrible thing that you've ' . vocalizing and acting in and their children: Nathan- 20 to take advantage of a techni-| But she was forced to turn in done. And there's no excuse Simcoe St. at Athol Hollywood today on a seg- fel, left; Mary Frances, (AP Wirephoto) cality that was never intended/her uniform in November,|for it at all. A man your age 725-1151 9 3 ete : --_--_--_--_--_-------- |o be there," said the Ontario|1965," said Mr. Lang. |should know better. I think it's} Supreme Court justice. Mr, Justice Ferguson said|disgusting, to say the least. On Miss Beckett brought court|"she still remains a peace offi-| the possibility that this may action against the police com-jcer." He said a police officer of/have been merely a stupid act; jmission, the police association|whatever rank derives his au-|] am going to fine you $200 and jand the city, alleging she was|thority through being sworn in| costs. And if you ever darken Canadians Know Little @ e wrongfully dismissed as aja a peace offic r. _|the walls of this courtroom About Canadian Indians jconstable although she still) Mr. Lang contended that his/again," Magistrate Dodds fin- worked for the force as a clerk-/client was entitled to equal pay|ished, "on a disgusting charge typist with men uncer the Human) like this, you truly will go to By STUART LAKE Dr. Monture, speaking to the He said all knowledge of In-| Mr. Justice Ferguson left: one/Rights Code of Ontario; | jail." OTTAWA (CP) -- Dr. Gilbert|Canadian Club, said he doubts dians is largely confined to the point still to be decided on Mon-| "It is contrary to all the} = -- C. Monture of Ottawa said Fri-/whether today's school history), itings of the early explorers|day, when the suit resumes.jworld's economies that a | day that few, if any, Canadians |courses picture Indians any dif- ATES 4% That is whether she is entitled|woman should receive equal] outside those associated with In-/ferently than they did when he|2"d_ missionaries "who neg- to be a member of the Police|pay to that of a married man,"| dian administration know much/ went to school 60 years ago. lected to add that at that period | Association of Sault Ste. Marie.|said Mr. Justice Ferguson. | about Canadian Indians. "From that course we learned,in Europe, the witch fires and) He said she obviously was) "In his oral judgment he said) "And they seem to care less," |that the Indian people were althe fires of the Inquisition sworn in as a constable "'but/there was no doubt at all that added Dr. Monture, a member|barbarous, inhuman group of burned brightly every day." that was a mistake made by the|Miss Beckett remains a mem- of the Mohawk tribe a dinstin-|men, dressed in skins and furs "y aa bt | h th h police commission." |ber of the police department. | guished mining engineer and a and feathers, who scalped their serious!y doubt whether the) «She is trying to take advan-|/But he said she is only entitled member of the board of gover-|prisoners and burned them at fires of my people were any hot-'tage of careless methods," said|to receive salary to which she} nors of Trent University. 'the stake,"' said Dr. Monture ter or more excruciating than |the judge. : jhas agreed and for which she is} SATOH ss Sie aes ~|those of the Europeans." Miss Beckett s counsel, Henry'still accepting her pay cheque. | i | | ! i] | / Dr. Monture, who has repre- sented Canada at numerous in- ternational conferences, said an assumption in Canada that In- Inquest Jury Rules Accident Caused By Excessive Speed = iis'ortc tanita PORT HOPE -- An inquestja one-car accident on Peter St.\is responsible for the plight of jury here this week failed to/The Enns' car struck a cement Indians today. make any recommendation "in| viaduct on the south side of the) Jn reality there were six main its verdict after it was told byjstreet near the Garnaraska cultural groups and many dif- Crown Attorney Kenneth Stub-] River. ferent dialects. 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