BEFORE THE MAGISTRATE Deportation Recommended | On Oshawa Breakin Count A 22-year-old Hungarian im- migrant from Whitby Monday was sentenced to two years in Kingston Penitentiary with a strong recommendation by Ma- avid Harry Jermyn that he deported. Martin Kozlar was convicted street at 4.23 p.m. March 19 when a sanding truck registered to the City of Oshawa collided with a parked car. The officer said he found a partly full bottle of wine under the front seat of the truck. | Campbell denied ownership of of breaking into the residence of|the wine and said the truck he Rev. D. N. Habermehl of 393 Orange cresc. about 1.50 a.m. March 27. *Kozlar pleaded guilty to a eharge of being intoxicated. Mrs. Habermeh! testified that entry was gained by breaking a window. She said the window frame had been freshly painted. A paint-smeared coat and pair of pants, taken from the accus- was driving was in use 24 hours a day. He said he drank three bottles of beer at dinner time. The accused said he had work- ed for the city for 11 years and because of this incident, had to resign. "It was either quit or be fired," he said, "and I thought it would be better to go to Selective Service with a quit ed, were introduced as exhibits|*lip." by the crown. An impaired driving charge Mrs. Habermehl! said she and), cainst Erbon Scott of Oshawa her husband were awakened by|,5 dismissed by Magistrate the noise. She said she saw a figure in the bedroom doorway. The minister's wife said no- was taken from the house. Jermyn after defence evidence was given that the accused suf- fers from diabetes. Scott was involved in an ac- Kozlar said he couldn't re-| ident about 7 p.m. March 13 member being in the house. A @runk driving charge against Peter R. Crawford, 37, of RR 3, Bancroft, reduced to impaired driving. . at the intersection of Stevenson road and Bond street. One of his children suffered a fractured cheekbone in the accident. The accused was represented by Oshawa lawyer, John Greer, 4 Crawford pleaded guilty to the) 7, in summarizin y g the case, lesser charge and was fined $100) (314 scott was upset over the and costs or 15 days and his li- cence was suspended for three months. Crawford's car forced a police eruiser onto a lawn on Bloor street before he was arrested about 8.15 p.m. March 19, po- lice testified. injury to his son, Scott testified that he only had yond pint of beer to drink that ay. Magistrate Jermyn levied a fine against Cobourg Construc- tion Limited on a. charge of failing to shore a timber trench A %-year-old 109 Verdun road) ontrary to the Trench Exca- man pleaded guilty to disorderly) tors Protection Act. eonduct in the Town and Coun- try restaurant on Bond street about 12.15 a.m. April 3. Evidence revealed See was asked to leave the restaurant but wouldn't and used obscene language. outh $100 and costs or 30 ys. Nineteen - year - old Randall Robert Pollard of 164 Grenfell street was sentenced to 14 days in jail for driving while his li- eence was suspended. Crown Counsel John Hum- ys said Pollard's licence was suspended March 17 for 30 days and he was arrested the mext day. "He yA the court in the face and went out the next day and drove a motor vehicle," gaid Mr. Humphreys. A packge of laxative and a ghoe-shine kit cost 39-year-old Elizabeth Varga of Scugog street $100 and costs or 15 days in jail when she appeared on a shop- Ufting charge. She told police in a statement that she put the laxative in her ket and the shoe-shine kit) her purse, paid for other ar- ticles, but forgot about these two items. She had $48 in her purse at the time. Henry Ford Schilling of the Mara Township Reserve was en- his own roadside pub until Brechin OPP came along and spoiled his private property. Police said Schilling was found on the side of a Mara Town- ship road drinking a case of beer by himself. "What were you trying to do?" asked Magistrate Jermyn. "Celebrate?" "In a way, I did," said Schill- le was fined $25 and costs or 10 days for being drunk in a rgd place and an extra $25 costs or an additional 10 days for having liquor in a place other than his residence. Caught holding the bag was @1-year-old Ulysses Glendon Newell of 194 MNivision street who pleaded guilty to stealing feveral articles from the Zel- lers' downtown Oshawa store. Included in the loot which was stashed in a shopping bag, were two ladies' brassieres, an alarm clock, two pair of ladies' slims, a pair of men's trousers, four kerchiefs and a transistor radio. The stolen articles were val- ued at $69.79. Magistrate Jermyn noted that Newell's record dated back to 1925 and fined him $100 and costs or 30 days. Thirty-four-year-old Dorothy Eleanor Conlin of no fixed ad- dress, pleaded guilty to theft of the four ladies' kerchiefs found in the shopping bag car- tied by Newell. She was fined $100 and costs or 30 days and was denied a request to have two weeks to pay the fine. A former city works depart- ment employee, Ralph Camp- bell, 48, of RR 2, Oshawa, was convicted of driving a sand truck while his ability was im- paired by alcohol and fined $100 and costs or 15 days. Const. Gary Patton of the Oshawa police said he investi- gated an accident on Bloor The firm was represented in court by Jeffrey Rolph and by defence counsel Harvey Brent. Crown Attorney Bruce Affleck said the charge arose following the death of 20-year-old Eugene trench caved in on top of him. Mr. Affleck said the youth was attempting to install a four foot wide by 11 foot deep excavation. He said the Cobourg Company Hope of the Cobourg area, an Magistrate Jermyn fined the) tiovee of the construction company, who died when the brace around some pipe in the} packach THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, April7,1965 7 GOVERNMENTS SPEND All governments in Canada spend 33 per cent of the gross national product. In the U.S. the figure is 28 per cent. had a contract with the Oshawa Public Utilities Commission to install a feeder watermain along Phillip Murray avenue. Mr. Brent said this is the first serious accident the com- pany has had in its eight years of operation. The $500 fine was the maxi- mum that could be given "to ensure all safety precautions are taken', A 230 Celina street woman, Mary MacDonald, was fined $25 and costs or 10 days for having liquor in a public place. Defence counsel Joseph Vic- tor argued that Mrs. MacDon- ald should not have been charg- ed because she is not the owner of the property that was de- clared a public place in the Liquor Control Act a year ago. found a full 12-ounce bottle of liquor and a partly-full bottle between the storm window and regular window of a second- storey bathroom. He said he said he also found two empty liquor bottles in a garbage bag in the kitchen. Crown Attorney Affleck said the owner of the house, Mrs. Mary Wilson, who is Mrs. Mac- Donald's mother, is "bedrid- den" and that Mrs. MacDonald is acting in the capacity cf manager of the rooming house. The residence was declared a public place for an additional year by the magistrate. Is it that &: nagging backache s again? If it's backache that's bothering you, it could be due to urinary irritation and bladder discomfort. If so, Dodd's Kidney Pills can help bring you relief. 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