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a Report is ordered Found guilty of jacket theft in assault A pre-sentence report was ordered in the case of a Midland youth who pleaded guilty to assault causing bodily harm in Provincial Court on Monday morning. Paul McClung who was charged on May 14, ap- parently got into an argument with the driver of a truck which pulled into his driveway. A fist fight started and the truck driver's face was struck by Mr. McClung's foot. Tom Cleary, the crown prosecutor told the judge the driver was kept in the hospital overnight because his eye was case "severely swollen, A statement written by Paul McClung which was not read to the court in- dicated why the fight began. Paul McClung's lawyer asked the matter be remanded until he had time to gather some in- formation on the boy. Judge Norman Nadeau agreed and ordered a pre-sentence report Michael McClung, the accused's brother who was also charged in the case had the charged against him withdrawn at the request of Mr. Cleary Anniversary Acccording to Midland fireman Mickey McIntaggart, the festivities awaiting he and his wife Charlotte on the occasion of their 25th wedding anniversary were "'a complete surprise." On Saturday, three generations of MclIntaggarts gathered with friends to celebrate the A Toronto man was fined $150 in Provincial Court on Monday mor- ning after pleading guilty to being in possession of a stolen jacket. Ronald Prue was charged with possession of stolen goods last week. According to the crown brief a nylon ,acket was stolen from a parked car in Midland. A short time later Mr. Prue was seen wearing the jacket by the jacket owner two blocks away from where the car was parked. The person asked for it back, but Mr. Prue refused. The police were summoned. The jacket was found in a garbage can near the place where it was last seen. Mr. Prue was picked up and questioned a short time later Judge Nadeau asked Mr. Prue if he had any explanation for his ac- tions. Mr. Prue shook his head. "JT am_ satisfied it warrants a conviction," Judge Nadeau said. Mr. Prue was given 60 days to pay. - silver anniversary of the well known fireman and his wife. Pictured with Mr. and Mrs. McIntaggart (left) are the couple's mothers, Mrs. M. Sauve and Mrs Freda McIntaggart. Staff photo O [CO PRUG STORES o/ A "Well Worth Looking For' Prices Effective "the Fashion Place" SEASONAL CLEARANCE starts Thursday, June 29 Dresses, Gowns, Pantsuits, Skirts, Jumpsuits \ 8 to -- OFF & "the Fashion Place" 0 en : Q « 74 Main St., Penetanguishene 549-7901 Metal or Fabric Protect Your Home H.S. All Year Round LTD. 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For your free copy, write to: Bicyclist's Handbook Public & Safety Information Branch Ministry of Transportation and Communications Downsview, Ontario M3M 1J8 James Snow, Minister of Transportation and Communications William Davis, Premier a6, Wednesday, June 28, 17/8 -- = " " , © ie Province of Ontario a te Ne At ee fr ce GPU UCU A eee CTS TS 1201 Wilson Avenue y) PPeeeUce' * Flv