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BEFORE THE MAGISTRATE ft er One Year In Jail Follows Break-In, Theft At Club speeds all the way from Whitby Green was charged in Picker- A stolen hat was enough to ms os 17. Aurora, In Whitby Barge peta agistrate Ha: ermyn uae Hall to to 12 months def- inite and six months indefinite for his part in a break-in and theft at an Uxbridge Township golf course. Hall, charged with breaking, entering and theft Aug. 13 along with Robert. C. Herbert, 17, Whitechurch Township, told court he entered the palisades golf club but didn't take any- thing. "A hat was his share of the poe " Crown Attorney Bruce Affleck pointed out after earlier testimony showed golf clubs and balls were also taken from the club's Pro shop. Hall, pleading not guilty, was serving a two-year probation term at the time of the rob-| 4 bery. That term came from an earlier criminal conviction. arge against Herbert was ba ga s in court to posses- sion of stolen goods and he pleaded guilty and got an 18- month suspended sentence and probation. NO SUSPENSION A Toronto salesman who travels 700 to 800 miles weekly in Ontario is thanking his lucky stars today. Gary Collins, 30, pleaded guilty to careless 'driv. ing and was fined $100 and costs or 30 days. Magistrate Jermyn had the right to sus- pend Collins' licence but chose not to on the strength that his livelihood was dependent on driving. Collins was pulled over last Feb. 25 by police at Pick- ering after travelling at high along the Macdonald - - caret cn ial, Mik 1h Wal reduced in court. PAY CHEQUE "That's a pretty contemptible thing, stealing a man's pay cheque and signing it," Magis- trate Jermyn told a 16-year-old Pickering youth as he gave him an 18-month suspended sen- tence and probation. Two weeks ago, Anthony Younghusband, a summer employee with the de- partment of lands and forests, pleaded guilty to forging and uttering a $48.30 pay cheque of a fellow employee. FAIL TO REMAIN Twenty-five-year-old Daniel Breen, 368 Nipigon St., Oshawa, appeared on a charge of failing to remain at the scene of an accident on Highway 2 between Oshawa and Whitby Aug. 31, Breen pleaded not guilty but was fined $200 and costs or 60 days and had his licence sus- pended for two years, Breen hit a car driven by Garnet White, 934 Greenwood Cres., Whitby, and took off but Mr. White managed to get Breen's licence number. Breen had a record for highway traffic act convic- tions that dated back to 1962. IMPAIRED George Brent, 57, Toronto, pleaded guilty to impaired driv- ing and was fined $100 or 15 days. He was caught on the Macdonald - Cartier Freeway in Pickering Township Sept. 10. Another Toronto man, Doug- las Carl Green, 24, pleaded guilty to impaired driving and was fined $100 or 15 days. Driver Hit High Speeds On Worst Day Of Winter BOWMANVILLE -- On one of the worst mornings of last win- ter a 1966 model auto west- bound was clocked, between Newcastle and Bowmanville, at 80 miles an hour. In magis- trate's court here Tuesday the driver was fined $50 and costs, or seven days. Allan Robert Gonyea, a steel worker for a construction firm, told the court he was on his way irom Trenton on = Mon- day morning to work in Hamil- ton. He left home at 2.30 a.m., picked up three passengers, also steel workers, and stopped at the service centre east of Newcastle for coffee on the way. "At 5.30 a.m., the road was icy in spots, high winds were whipping blowing snow across the highway," stated the offi- cer. 'Forty cars were in diffi- culty in Toronto and 20 in Co- bourg. All motorists were warn- ed by radio to stay off the roads unless absolutely neces- sary. I radioed ahead and had another cruiser stop him or I would have abandoned the chase." E. C. Wildman, defense coun- sel, said that his client had no previous convictions and other than his speed was driving carefully. "Eighty miles an hour is too fast for those conditions," com- mented Magistrate R. B. Bax- ter. 'In view of his previously unspotted record there will be no suspension of licence." 1, Cherry. Valley, Prince Ed- ward County, told Magistrate R. B. Baxter he had attended a party in Toronto and was in a hurry to get to Bancroft. He was clocked at 110 miles an hour on Highway 401, swerv- ing back and forth across the road and finally crashing into the car ahead. Mr. Whiteford admitted that he had been drinking and had seen neither the cruiser following him nor the two cars ahead. GUN CONFISCATED A Newtonville man was con- vieted far ueine a gun in a game area. Magistrate R. B. Baxter fined him $10 and costs, or three days, and the gun was confiscated. William Thomas Ablewhite, RR 1, set out $2,000 worth of dwarf apple trees but his plans were thwarted by the heavy population of rabbits and deer in the bush and stream area nearby. He admitted wiring a shotgun to a fence with a trip wire attached in such a man- ner that a deer leaping the fence would be shot. "T tested it with my service belt," stated the officer, 'and it worked all right." The Crown observed that any person climbing the fence might have been shot as easily as a deer, John Greer, defense counsel, stated his client had worked for one firm for 20 years, had no previous record, and did not intend to harm anyone. Cartior}in Fowncklp 98 260, tt. ee sacainet Greene 'was dropped. $200 FINE On a charge of impaired driv- ing laid in Whitby Sept. 23, Donald MacMillan, 33, 573 Olive Ave., Oshawa, was fined $200 and costs or 15 days after plead- ing guilty. MacMillan's licence was suspended for six months. His car struck another causing a total of about $350 damage to both vehicles, An additional charge of failing to remain at the scene of an accident was withdrawn by the crown. ACCIDENT Edward Jones, 38, RR 1, Ux- bridge was fined $75 and costs or 15 days in jail after the pleaded quilty to failing to re- main at the scene of an acci- dent Sept. 17 on County Road 9 just east of Uxbridge. CHARGE REDUCED Ivan A. Woodrow, 38, Ash- burn, Ont., was fined $100 and costs or 15 days on a charge of impaired driving, reduced from drunk driving, the initial charge laid June 26 in Whitby. A West Hill; Ont. man, Roger John Shingler, 21, was fined $100. and costs or 30 days after pleading guilty to a charge of careless driving, reduced from dangerous driving. Police nab- bed him after his car had been travelling at high speed in the Bay Ridges area June 10. MOTHER - SON Mrs, Stella Grant got the best of it when she and her son, David Gary Grant, 18, both of Kitchener, Ont., came up in side-by-side cases. David Grant, charged Aug. 16 at Pickering with driving while disqualified, was given a fine of $50 and costs or 10 days. He pleaded guilty to the charge, laid when police pulled him over on Mac- donald-Cartier Freeway. was charged with permitting an unlicensed person to drive. But she told the court she did not know her son's licence was sus- pended earlier this year for failure to prove car insurance, so Magistrate Jermyn withdrew the charge. SELLS GUN Gordon Taylor, a Claremont, Ont. businessman, pleaded guil- ty to selling a pellet gun to a 12-year-old boy June 29 and was fined $10 and costs or three days. A 2-vear-old Oshawa man, Panan Deaigtc, 48 Horerd s+ ager ads, Wee spy pleaded guilty to minor consum- ing in Whitby on Sept. 11 and was fined $50 and costs or 10 days. 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