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oe ae ota atl eral all cee ane a ll oe ee wy eee ee yew ee No hs diet he Tia rath Dae Dek hs Mage IW VO Ney 26. THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, Octoder 26, 1960 BEFORE THE MAGISTRATE 10-Year-Old Was Punched Brooklin Man Given Fine WHITBY (Staff) -- A Brook- lin man punched a 10-year-old boy in face with his fist, knocking him to the ground and his nose and eye to swell up, Whitby magistrate's court heard sda; Tuesday. In the dock was William Brent Marshall, 34, of 42 Mont- gomery Ave., Brooklin, who pleaded guilty to gy | the boy Oct. 1. He was fined $50 with costs or 10 days. The incident took place after Marshall's son drove into the 10-year-old's bike and the lat- ter bounced the son's bike two or three times and made him ery. CHARGE REDUCED Three police officers give evidence against Ralph Joseph O'Connell, 56, of 4 Roxville Ate Torenes, Snes pleaded not guilty to driving while intoxi- cated Aug. 12 in Dundas street east, Whitby. Constable Gray said he went to the scene after O'Connell's car struck a water hydrant. His breath smelled of alcohol and police had to use force to get him into a police car. He was struggling and throwing his fists in the air. Magistrate Crawford Guest convicted O'Connell on a re- duced charge of driving while his ability was impaired through drink. He fined him $150 with costs or 10 days and ordered the confiscation of a quantity of spirits found un- opened in the car. THREATS ADMITTED Mrs, Brenda Ewart alleged that a man she knew, Wallace Grineage, of 154 Danforth Ave- nue, Toronto, came into a Pick- ering hair salon Oct. 18 and > Nempaanee to blow her head off. Grineage, who admitted using threats, was bound over in the sum of $200 to keep the peace. Harold Cameron, of 207 Col- borne St. W., Whitby, was sim- ilarly bound over to keep the peace after his wife, Mary, gave evidence that he threaten- ed to hit her and she was afraid he would injure her. JAILED 30 DAYS Stanley Murree, 19, of 119 Lupin Drive, Whitby, was jail- ed for 30 days for driving while disqualified, Sept. 24. Police saw him drive a car into his driveway. Murree had a "'seri- ous record" of driving offences, said the prosecution. SUSPEND SENTENCE Harry Sturner, 62, of 8 Kings- bridge Court, Willowdale, plead- ed not guilty to indecently a local service station Mar.. 19 but was convicted, He was given a suspended sentence and put on probation for a year on condition he re- ceive medical treatment. $100 FIN A car which almost struck another vehicle and then went along Brock St., Whitby, in an erratic manner weaving from side to side attracted an off- duty policeman's attention as a result the driver, Alexander Bovay, 35, of 552 Dundas St. E., Whitby, found himself charged 'with driving while impaired through drink. The arrest was made Sept. 8. Bovay pleaded guilty in court Tuesday and was fined $100 with costs or seven days. BOWMANVILLE -- There was such a heavy court docket here Tuesday that Magistrate R. B.. Batten; Peterborough, came to hear some traffic cases while Magistrate R. B. Baxter with Crown Attorney G. F. Bonnycastle presided for the remainder. Following Magistrate's Court an especially long list of Fam- ily and Juvenile cases was heard. AERIAL SPOTTERS If you feel inclined to speed on Highway 115 -- don't. Some- one up there may be watching you, Several motorists learned this Tuesday. With an OPP officer in the aircraft overhead with a stop- watch and the highway marked by an Ontario land surveyor, officers on the ground handed out traffic tickets to those ex- ceeding the 60 - mile - an - hour limit. The recipients appeared before Magistrate R. B. Batten. Richard Askew, 298 Park Road, South, Oshawa, was fined $15 and costs, or three days and William Joseph Rowan, Peterborough, the same. Raymond Brazeau, Ottawa, was fined $10 and costs, or two days, as was John Stanley Pat- ma. For Frank Robert Nester and Eric Arthur Smith, Peter- borough, it was $20 and costs, or four days, and for Douglas Maclimoyle and Douglas Wil- liam Wood it was $15 and costs, assaulting a 16-year-old boy ator three days. YOUTH PANICKED A 21-year-old. Oshawa youth, James Gray, of 275 Wentworth street, panicked after his car struck one turning left Sept. 8 and he did not stop. But the other driver pursued Gray's vehicle into Oshawa and had it stopped by police. Gray's failure to remain after the accident to give his name and address cost him $150 with costs or 10 days. He pleaded guilty. ADMITS THEFT Wire used by Frederick Wil- liam Robert Thickins, 31, of RR 2, Pickering, as fencing for a horse corrai was iesiea ana found to be wire worth $96 stolen from a Canadian Pacific Railway. shed, near Fairport Peterborough iiagistraie Sits At Bowmanville Court Failing to' pay income tax deducted from employees re- sulted in two charges heard by Magistrate R. B. Baxter. John .Ferguson, Department of National Revenue, told the court he charged Donald Robin- son, who operated under the name of D and R Robinson, with being in arrears $196.19. Horst Hoesnch, under the firm name of Orono Building Contractors, failed to remit $142.41. Both pleaded guilty. Both were fined $200 and costs, or one month. BUILDING INFORMATION An Ebenezer man was con- victed of three infractions of Darlington Township Building bylaw. Magistrate R. B, Baxter fined him $25 and costs, or five days, on each count. Brian Ormiston was repre- sented by J. W. Newman of Newman Construction Limited, and the Township of Darling- ton by E. C. Wildman. Charles Warren, township building inspector, said that when he inspected the building Aug. 24 no access was provided to the crawl space under the foundation and no back fill. Mr. Newman reported that all three conditions were now ap ae ig i al a AE i Mae Er me ve wey eH eer wey Pic , Sept. 28. _Thickins admitted the theft and said he would make resti- tution, He was given a suspend- ed sentence and put on proba- tion for a year. IMPOSE $50 FINE "] wasn't drinking," main- tained Philip Grisdale, 19, of 9 Ivy Ave., Toronto, answering a charge of minor consumption which was laid after an accl- dent in Dundas street west, Whitby. Police evidence convinced Magistrate Crawford Guest otherwise, and the accused was fined $50 with costs or 10 days. For driving on a temporary permit without supervision, to which he. pleaded guilty, Gris- dale was fined $50 with costs or 10 days. ACCUSED FELL When Clarence Sleep, of 410 cross King street, Oct. 24, he "took three steps forward and five backward and almost fell over." He was fined $25 with costs or 10 days for being drunk, MINOR CONSUMPTION - Jeffery Lee Badgley, 20, of 40 Scott Rd., RR 3, Oshawa, was fined $25 with costs or five days for minor consumption Oct. 8. Police found him stag- gering up the stairs of Whitby Arena, A charge of minor consump- pn was laid against Andy ene Goodwin, 19, of Lot 22, Concession 22, RR 3, Bowman: ville, Oct. 1 and he was fined $25 with costs or five days. The same charge led to the same penalty for Dennis Rob- ert Smith, 18, of Lot 4, Brock Rd, N., Claremont, who plead- ed guilty to committing the offence Oct. 2. Henry street, Whitby, tried to y SS @o/ ,. DA-G-M presente GIANT ADVENTURE BREAKS LONSE! oem oe M-G-M presents King Bros. Production MAYA Svtm an awe CLINT WALKER JAY NORTH 2:00 » 4:20 6:50 - 9:20 adequately fulfilled. TB STILL KILLS Infectious tuberculosis kills about 3,000,000 people a year and 15,000,000 people throughout the world have the disease. 4 DAYS TO GO! 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