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@ THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, October 30, 1964 Dog Ordered Destroyed After Boy, Police Attacked . PICKERING (Staff) -- Mag: fstrate Harry Jermyn gave the ofa us dog one week get rid of him after a 13-year- old boy apd two police con- stables testified that the animal it rian ony eee Fred Hamilton nk foad north in Pickering Town- Bhip told the Court that he would have his German Shep- herd-Husky dog destroyed. Pickering P 0 lice Constable Laurie Watson said he had not left the cruiser when he went to + investigate a dog bite complaint on Aug. 17. He said gy i es had jum; at the crutser p+ hit is Peindchield which had been hurriedly closed. Wat- gon said he had observed what appeared to be teeth marks under the chin and on the right leg calf of Willie MacDonald of Fairport Beach. fle dog lunged at the cruiser and struck the window scratch- ing the door. He said the animal attacked the left front tire of the cruiser with such vigor that the sound could be heard inside. Willie MacDonald said he had knocked at the house door to sell_some housewares when the dog got away from the ac- cused's son and leapt at him striking him under his chin. He said the dog bit him in the leg as he was leaving the gate of the 'premises. Hamilton told the Court that and that he had never bitten anyone else before. Magistrate Jermyn the accused that he was very fond of dogs but that this one was certainly vicious: He gave the accused one week to report to the police as to the disposal of Constable John Found who weft t0 the residence later said the animal. Swapped Vehicle Proves Short On Needed Parts PICKERING (Staff) -- Peter Wileox of Pickering Beach said he was sorry he swapped a pickup truck for a car after he looked under the hood. His wife was so indig- nant that she called the Town- ship Police and after Constable Laurie Watson checked the ve- - hicle three charges weré laid against the owner. In Pickering Magistrate's Court Thursday Alvin Weir, 210 Henry street, Whitby, was found guilty of failing to notify the department of transport of the Car Door Found Open Too Long PICKERING (Staff) -- Aman charged with leaving the door purchase of a car and of driving an unsafe vehicle. A charge of failing to notify the department of the sale of a motor vehicle was dismissed by Magistrate Harry Jermyn. Constable Watson told thé court that when he checked the vehicle on August 17, it had no clutch pedal, no windshield wipers, holes in the floorboard, only one brake light, single beam front lights, no muffler and the engine was tied down with chains. i Magistrate Jermyn assessed the accused $10 for failing to notify of the purchase and $25 for driving an unsafe vehicle. 'Waiting Mishap' Driver Wamed PICKERING (Staff) -- You .|held. Members of Branch 178 the dog is usually chained up|p Legion Branch | Plans Service BOWMANVILLE (Staff) -- The Royal Canadian Legion in Bowmanville will hold its An- nual Remembrance Day Pa- rade, Saturday, Nov. 7, at the Cenotaph, : On Saturday, members of the Legion, the Ladies' Auxiliary to the Legion, and the Legion Pipe Legion Hall at 10.20 a.m. The Legion will hod a Remembrancs Day dinner in night. On Sunday evening, the Le- gion's Newcastle Remembrance Day Church Parade will be will fall in in front of the New- castle Community Hall at 6.30 m, The Remembrance Day Church Parade in Orono will be held on Sunday morning, Nov. 15. The Legionnaires will fall in in front of the Odd Fel- lows Hall, Orono, at 10.15 a.m. They will parade to the Orono United Church for the 11 a.m. service. : Had No Licence To Sell Apples PICKERING (Staff) -- Sell- ing apples from door-to- door in Bay Ridges cost Gor- don Price of Toronto $50 when he was fined in. absentia in Pickering Magistrate's Court Thursday. Pickering Township Police Constable Peter Hollywood told the court the accused had no peddiler's licence from the township when he was selling his goods from*Sam's Prod- uce truck in the subdivision. Magistrate Jermyn com- mented that business people in the area who pay business taxes have a right to be pro- tected. ee Pact Provides Wage Increase BOWMANVILLE (Staff) -- An agreement between Speciality Band will move off from the} | the Legion Hall on Saturday) | << sreemnemetoneom mrenaenemanme onan t n aT ~ NO MONEY DOWN--First Payment Due Summer 1965 3 ROOMS | BROADLOOM INSTALLED 100% WALL-TO-WALL ! . LIVING ROOM . DINING ROOM BEDROOM or Hall and Stairs of his car open longer than/are an accident waiting to hap-|P@Per Products Limited of Bow- necessary was fined $10 -when pen," said Magistrate Harr y|™anville and Local 466 Print- he was found guilty by Magis-|yenmyn in Pickering Magis-|8 Specialties and Paper Prod- trate Harry Jermyn in Picker-|+ tes Court Thursday when he|UCts Union, was reached earlier ing Magistrate's Court Thurs-/rounq James H. Pearse of RR|this week. day. 2, Pickering, guilty of careless| Sixty employees of the local Kenneth N. Steele, Con. 1,/driving. plant are. represented by the Pickering Township, was| Pearse was found guilty when| "Union. Charged after a car driven by| Pickering Township Police Con-| The agreement climaxed 10 Patrick Seagrave of Toront|stable Peter Nichols testified|months of negotiations between struck his open left front door/that the accused had driven|the company and the union for|' on Highway 2 on Sept. 26. through a radar trap on the|the first contract. Seagrave told the Court that|second Concession at 66 mph| The employees will receive the accused's vehicle was on the| and then chased through Pick-|™Major increases in wages, and . Pavement when his right fender ering Township with tie cruiser|improved holiday and other With Contract-UNDERPADDING COMPLETELY INSTALLED up to 299 sq. ft. YOUR CHOICE 29 You Get All This struck its open door. Seele testified that he had been pushing his car along Highway 2's shoulder when a in pursuit at speeds registering|benefits. The increases went up to 95 and 100 mph. Constable Nichols said that when the accused was chased) car came off the shoulder of the|by two Township cruiser 8) road at about 80 mph and caused $308 damage when he crumpled the front door which was ajar. : Jail Term Given On Liquor Count PICKERING (Staff) -- A To- Tonto man was sentenced to a seven-day jail term when he was .found guilty -of drunk driving in Pickering "Mag- istrate's Court Thursday. Robert McDougall claimed he was not drunk when Constable John Brown of the Pickering Township Police observed him stopping in the middle of the in- tersection at the Base Line road and Liverpool road at 6.10 p.m. on Sept. 5. Constable Brown told the Court that the accused had been unsteady on his feet and had a strong smell of alcohol emanat- ing from his breath. Brown also said that tests were done poorly by the accused at the police sta- tion. McDougall said that he had only had a couple .of drinks and that he had been working ex- cessively prior to the incident. A charge of having liquor in a place other than a_ residence through the radar a second time it registered at 105 mph. Acting Crown Attorney Paul Coath of Whitby. told the court that Pearse had .a_ previous careless driving conviction as well as six previous speeding convictions. Magistrate eJrmyn levied a fine of $100 and suspended his driver's licence for the maxi- mum two-year period. A charge of dangerous driving against the accused was withdrawn. Youth Given Time To Pay Fines PICKERING (Staff -- A 17-| year-old Bay Ridges unemploy- ed worker was fined a total of $80 when he pleaded guilty to four separate charges in Pick- ering Magistrate Court Thurs- Rd. was charged on Sept. 1 his motorcycle with his feet because his brake cable was broken. Magistrate Harry Jermyn al- lowed the youth two weeks to pay the following fines. For failing to notify the Dept. of Transport of his vehicle pur- chase $10 or three days in the| County Jail. For driving an un-| .|Cook; jbadge secretary, Murray Tighe; ay. Edward A. Keeler, 835 ig fgg of Cobourg, and-Execu- ti when he told police he stopped|Quinte Region officiated at the into effect yesterday. Under the agreement anybody not wishing to join the union: can do so but must still pay union dues. Scout Group Reviews Year BOWMANVILLE (Staff) -- Robert L. Evans has been. elect- ed as president of the Bowman- ville and District Council of the Boy Scouts of Canada. Others elected at the annual meeting held in the Lions Centre recently are:. vice - president, Don Morris; secretary, Harry treasurer, Tom-Gatchell; paper drive chairman, Alex Hendry, Newcastle, and Apple Day chairman, Alf Brown. Queen's Scout c rtificates were presented to Lloyd Clifton Jr.,, Ronald Welsh, Charles Evans and David Puk. Wally ive Commissioner for the |impressive ceremony. Mrs. Ross Stevens showed a jseries of color slides taken dur- ing the trip she and her hus- band made to Africa last win- ter. YOUTH FINED $25 PICKERING (Staff) -- A 17- Complete NO MONEY DOWN NO PAYMENTS 'TIL SUMMER '65 | 6 PLAINS and 6 TWEEDS FIRST QUALITY ONLY ees "FREE SHOP AT HOME "SERVICE "There's no need for you to leave the com- fort of your home when buying cerpets. Our shop - ct - home service is available to you 24 hours every day. Just phone or drop us @ card. Our corpet expert will call with a complete fine of beautiful samples. No charge or oblige-- tion for this service. DON'T DELAY Your Choice FREE With This Purchase Both 29.95 value PHONE 24-Hour Service No Down Payment! against the accused was with-\ ; jyear-old Oshawa youth, Harold Fem a safe vehicle $10 or three days. | Pollard, 38 Hariuony. Rd. S., - Motorist Fined On 3 Counts PICKERING (Staff)--A Pick- ering Township man, Stewart A. Babcock of RR 2, was found guilty of three separate charges in Pickering Magistrate's Court On October 18 while driving along Con, 2, Pickering, Police Constable G. Hutchinson stop- ped Babcock and charged him with driving while under sus- pension. 'On October 20, Babcock was charged with making a false statement in obtaining a tem- porary driving permit in Osh- awa. He had written on the application that he was not under suspension. On. October 22 Babcock was charged with the illegal pos- session of the temporary driving permit because he was under suspension. The suspension, it turned out, was given Babcock because he had been driving while under suspension, Magistrate Harry Jermyn noted that' the accused had a lengthy record and had recently served a one-month jail term tor driving while his licence was suspended, Babcock was fined $25 for illegal possession of a licence, $25 for making a false statement and $50 for |For driving without a license $10 or three days and for failing to have his vehicle insured $50 or 10 days. Tractor On Loose Driver Fined $50 PICKERING (Staff). -- When James V. Keating, 43 of Gilford, Ont. fell off his tractor which proceeded down the 13th Con. of Scugog. Township by itself, On- tario Provincial Police Con- stable Dave Omlock charged him with driving while intoxi- cated. In Pickering Magistrate Court Thursday Magistrate Har- ry Jermyn. accepted the ac- cused's plea of guilty to the re- and fined him $50. | Constable Omlock testified| that he- observed the accused driving along the concession at 10:30 p.m. on June 20 without lights. Omlock said he informed the driver about the absence of his lights and 'when he attemp- ted to start his tractor he fell off at first and then drove it into the farmyard of his em- ployer. Constable Omlock said there was a smell of alcohol on the accused's breath. PAKISTAN SURVEY VANCOUVER (CP) -- Oka- nagan Helicopters of Vancouver has signed a contract to helicopters for a land and soil survey in East Pakistan. The survey is being carried out un- * operating his. motorcycle while his licence was suspended. der the Col Plan. - |Magistrate Court Thursday. duced impaired driving charge! years in penitentiary after be- |was fined $25 and costs when he |pleaded guilty to consuming Hiquer-as-a-minor--in_Pickering | Pickering Police Constable |John Brown told the Court that he had found the accused as a |passenger in a car parked~at \the dead end of Frenchman's |Bay Rd, at 5:40 p.m. Sept. 5. Magistrate Harry Jermyn pre- scribed an alternate 10 day jail term, Gets 5 Years For Holdup WINDSOR, , Ont. Jutras, 39, of Montreal, was sentenced Thursday to five (CP)--Leo ing found guilty earlier on a charge of possession of $30,600 stolen from 'a Windsor bank April. 24. Jutras was arrestéa ina were given sentences ranging from four to 12 years earlier when they pleaded guilty to con- spiring to rob the bank. 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