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6 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesdey, July 20, 1966 BEFORE THE MAGISTRATE Lack Of Life Jackets | Results In $50 Fine BOWMANVILLE -- "A life jacket for every occupant of a boat is not just a suggestion, It is the law,' warned Magis- trate R. B. Baxter in Magis- trate's Court here Tuesday. Albert Billion, 121 Lornin- dale Ave., Oshawa, was fined $50 and $5. costs, or seven days. RCMP checked the boat on Lake Ontario, near Darlington Park, containing four adults and four children, There' was only one life jacket. Mr, Billion explained that the boat was new and that he bought life jackets the next morning after being checked. He said he knew it was unwise to go out without them, "Noot only unwise, but un- lawful,' said Magistrate Bax- ter. 'What good would that have been if you and your pass- engers had gone to the bottom of the lake? Suppose your new boat had caught fire and every- one had to take to the water. They would never all have reached shore, especially the children, We would have had another boating tragedy." He added. that some people think this is just a suggestion. It is not. It is the law. "And now you have them keep them in your boat and not in the garage," warned His Worship. METER BY-PASSED Hooking up his own arrange- ment of wires from nearby Hydro poles landed a Caesarea electrician in court. Thomas Sherwin, aged 44, pleaded guilty, to using elec- tricity fraudulently and mali- ciously and thereby committing theft. When the bill was not paid the Hydro cut off power from the summer cottage at Caesa- rea. Photographs showed how the three wires were strung down the roof and in through a partially opened window, by- passing the meter. Mr, Sherwin said he had a nervous breakdown last fall and a meeting Monday night, The matter was adjourned, | contribute the $1,500 requested from present |Reeve Mrs. J. Placing poison out where nal eaeeee the motion to read Aug. 9. SUSPEND SENTENCE mals might find it caused a Bowmanville woman to be) given suspended sentence one year, ticide on bread after annoyed by a nieghbor's dogs) and cattle on her property. at large. Township has ed for in 1967. for| budget was already overspent, Councillor Campbell Mrs; Alice Giark, Waverley|his motion, Councilior John Rd., admitted putting a roden- Williams was not in agreement being|to withdraw it. jhe said, "We have gone about Ste" was advised by Magis-|this Centennial business in a trate R. B, Baxter to take ac-| funny tion. through. the township. by-|$20,000 of the Centennial grant law prohibiting animals running|}money to the museum. In ad- dition Township To Budget $1,500 For School Centennial BROUGHAM endorsed Councillor John Campbell pro-|the Centennial grant," funds, L. Deputy McPherson |lebrate it." When it was revealed the) withdrew perpetuity," "As far as I am eoncerned,"| School manner; .We granted request for the small sum, "The board hoped to that four members Pickering,of this' council voted another\of jate hours in retail shop provincial. funds were: not for this type of program, but for something that could be kept in Board Member Don- ald Quick said. it was not. the intention' of the board to em- barrass this 'council with this council experienced financial difficul- ties. He stated that he owed over $3,000 in income tax, and admitted operating his refrig- erator, water pump and lights from his own arfangement, He added that he had sold his boat to pay the Hydro bill and have the power connected again. He denied having any previous rec- ord of any kind. Crown Attorney G, F. Bonny- castle asked for time to check jthis statement, His information from Hydro _ representatives was that Mr. Sherwin had been in several business ventures and had issued some bouncing cheques, The Crown added that with a house in Scar- /borough, a cottage at Caesarea and a boat money could surely have been raised to pay the |Hydro bill. Ski Watcher Lacking West Hill Boater Fined WHITBY (Staff) -- Failing to have an extra person in his boat to watch the water skier he was towing cost Myron J. Frenette, of West Hill, $25 and costs when he appeared in Whitby Magistrate Court, Tues- day. Whitby Police Constable R. Sandford said he saw the ac- cused towing the skier in Whit-| by Harbor July 1. | The charge, under the crimi- The accused said he always staggered. Magistrate H. W. Jermyn said $50 or 30 days. SUSPEND SENTENCE | A 42-year-old Ajax father of five was given a one-year sus- pended sentence in Whitby Magistrate Court when he pleaded guilty to two charges of theft. admitted breaking into a barn at an abandoned farm on Sta-| tion Rd. S. in Pickering Town- | nal code, reads: 'Failing to have a_ responsible person keeping watch on _ water! skiers." Mr. Frenette pleaded guilty to the charge. AGED MAN JAILED An, 8l-year-old resident of a Newcastle Home was sent to| jail for 30 days when he was unable to pay a $50 fine when| convicted of being drunk in a public place, James H. Palmer said he was on his way to mail a letter | when he was stopped by Con-| stable Richard Sandford of the Whitby Police. Constable Sandford said the| accused was staggering all over the sidewalk on Brock St. N BOY HANGS SELF TORONTO (CP)--A _ 13-year- old boy hanged himself with a garden hose in his basement | Monday. Police said he had been despondent since he failed | his year in school. The boy, who came to Toronto. from Ireland two years ago, was found by his ship on two occasions during} June in search of scrap metal. When Pickering Township| Police checked the accused's | home several farm tools were} found which had been stolen| from the farm owned by Kenny-| made Investments Magistrate H. W. Jermyn ac-| cepted McKay's guilty plea and | suspended the sentence. OSHAWA TIMES | PICTURE | REPRINTS | Available At NU-WAY PHOTO | SERVICE 251 King St. E., Oshawa 8 x 10 -- 1.50 each 5x 7 -- 1.25 each 20% Discount on Orders of S or More Pictures 10-year-old brother. "NORM" FISHER'S 3 Meat Market For Personalized Service : ZA oh 2 WEEK-END SPECIALS ! ALL MEAT GOVERNMENT INSPECTED RIB STEAKS 79. BLADE STEAKS 39: Grade "A" . . . Small EGGS 22 v2. 85° EVISCERATED CHICKENS For Frying or Roasting 2% - 3 LBs. 37 LEAN MINCED CHUCK STEAK 2» 5] SWEET PICKLED COTTAGE ROLLS... roo ae | ° FREEZER BEEF Hindquarters No charge for cutting, ... 69 SPECIAL °¢ C Ib 4 I 61: wrapping end freezing I a aa @ CLOSED All @ OPEN All Da Norm Fisher's 22 Simcoe St. North Day MONDAY y WEDNESDAY Meat Market Phone 723-3732 Robert McKay, Admiral Rd. | Shop Closing Advice Sought | BROUGHAM -- The problem or for' solution. iwhat can be done to contro "By the same token," observ- outlets, ed Reeve Laycox. "The federal- | the}$5,000 of taxpayers money t0| grawj oi { i Centennial project of School|this samé project in spite of or heen Ae ot A cea te. Area 2, and will grant $1,500|/the fact that the m US €UM| fore for the program, to be budget-|board had already agreed 0) entinita jraise the township's portion Of| pepyty Clerk Noel C. Mar- ge oS 7 ' : ° + tes aah Auge in the absense of Clerk pose ie original motion, at) "In view o! e density of\p. J, Plitz presently on vaca-| s, to| the population of School: Area\tion, said that the Municipal jpgrks' in' Britain, licensed trailer 2," he went on, "This is not|Act appears to say that Pe 8 | aot mice too much, It will enable the) cipalities do not have the power | children 'to celebrate without to close shops. | travelling to Brougham to ce-| The solicitor will be asked) | T think the answer is going to be to Issue licenses," siad) Councillor John Campbell, 'and have the right to revoke the licenses, As far as I am concerned," \said Councillor John Williams, \'"These businesses are not real- ly the problem, It is the clien- that congregates aroung | ltle there that creates a problem the Pickering Township|for the police and for the re- sidenis, TAKE HOME WITH YOU Vote Result Date (prs nee ter Cannas, MONTREAL (CP) -- The re-| Deadline for the return of the sults. of a strike vote by 2200 Te pase is ios i ' 3 e conference voi unani- gg merge gs workers will mnously in June to reject a con- nown Aug. 22, a union! cijiation board report handed spokesman said Tuesday night,|\down by Mr. Justice Craig Tom Read, president of the|Munroe of Vancouver and auth- Federated Shop Craft Group,jorized the taking of a strike said in. an interview that strike! vote. 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