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services is given the equivalent] of a lieutenant's rank the day after she joins and starts at} $540 a month, This is $6,480 a! year. THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdey, January 26, 1967 J] bat Me resco vy FRIDAY * =| WHITBY COURT Veterans Affairs Nurses .. FOR THOSE WHO THINK YOUNG... The Big Fun Dance | The Sounds of the Big Beat fi The Place to Meet > Gh Gs qe STITCH IN TYME = = & = Admission $1.50 Dancing 9 to 12:30 ! 6 le oo Gece seme somone meen mm | id lo. Shorty VICTOR +: oes MATURE BRITT EKLAND PANAVISION" [COLOR by Deluxe} Dangerous Driving Charge Abundance Of Evidence WHITBY -- Speeds up to 100 mph, sliding into an intersec- tion and failing to stop at three stop sign intersections and an officer had to jump out of the way of the car is abundantly Jae, there was dangerous |) myn si Magistrate H. W. Jer- | myn. said here Tuesday. He remanded John Peter Liauba, 25, of 137 Gibb St., Oshawa two weeks in custody for a pre-sentence report. "Monetary fines don't mean anything. This is a flagrant dis- respect of all that we are work- ing for," His Worship said. The accused pleaded not guilty to the charge of dangerous driv- ing. cor is a flagrant defiance of our laws and orderly govern- ment. He was in Court in To- ronto one day to face a charge and the next day he drives in such a manner that brought about this charge," said assis- tant Crown Attorney E. Howell. "There is a large number of dangerous driving habits in this area which has resulted in a number of fatalities. The driv- ing in this area is at such a stage there is need for a de- terrent factor." ACCUSED REMANDED Because he had signed the in- surance papers Laurence J. Forrester, 29, of 314 Byron Street North, Whitby, thought he was automatically protected and could drive his car. He pleaded not. guilty to a charge of driving his car while his li- cence was under suspension last August. He was remanded one week for sentence with the instruc- tions that he must have the restitutions completed on the charges of fraud. Evidence that.he had de- frauded Whitby business people had been heard two. weeks ago in the Whitby Court. At that time the accused was remand- ed to Tuesday for sentence. The court learned restitution has try are certainly entitled to the protection of this court," said Magistrate H. W. Jermyn as he sentenced Murray Gordon Mor-| rison to six months in jail. This| sentence is to run consecutive to the previous sentence. "You should realize that you are travelling on pretty thin} ice," His Worship. said. The accused pleaded guilty to; a charge of indecently assault- ing a girl Oct. 3, 1966. The court heard evidence at an earlier date during a_ pre- liminary hearing on a charge of criminal assault. Tuesday the charge was relaid as one of indecent assault. PUBLIC MISCHIEF Reporting that his car was stolen when it actually hadn't been stolen brought a stern lec- ture from Magistrate H. W. Jermyn to David Garfield Mc- Clean, 18, of Garrard Road, Whitby Township, who pleaded guilty to a charge of public a chief. He was placed on a 12- month! probation with the order that he "immediately get a job. You work at it and stay with 'it. You just show that you lack and that is stick-to-itiveness," His Worship said. The accused was also ordered to be home) off the streets by midnight. ADMITS 13 CHARGES Pleading guilty to 13 charges | of break, enter and theft, Jesse} F. Scharbrodt of Avenue, Toronto, was remand- ed in custody to Feb. 7 for sen- tence and a pre-sentence re- port. The remaining nine! charges of break, enter and/ theft will be heard next week. The accused along with three| others entered cottages in Scu-| gog Township and _ Georgina Township, in York County. In| all instances the entry was | forcing doors as well other means, not been fully made. SIX MONTH TERM | "Young ladies in this coun- There was a quantity of ar-| ticles stolen and a_ 'great amount of damage done to the} BOWMANVILLE COURT FEATURE AT: 1:30 - 3:25 5:30 - 7:30 - 9:30 BOWMANVILLE -- A Dar- lington Township farmer paid a Darlington Township Man Fined For Storing Cars way 35 but no mechanic was) what it takes to be a Canadian! Gracefield| made by. breaking windows or} as by} into a service station on High-| cottages by rifles and guns be- ing fired at the walls and var- ious objects". In some instances the cot- tages were ransacked and dam- jaged but nothing was stolen. \The court heard the estimated total value of property stolen jand damaged is $2,000 and |about 10 per cent of the stolen ;goods had been recovered. |FURTHER FRAUD Appearing on remand charged with robbery with violence, Carl Scott, of no fixed address, was further remanded to March 21 on $1,000 bail. | Scott was jointly charged with three men, two of whom were jailed after appearing in court at Port Perry last week. The charge against the third man was withdrawn, They were charged with robbery with vio- lence involving an incident Dec. 6 in Pickering Township. Have Lowest Wage Scale OTTAWA (CP) -- Nurses who work for the veterans affairs \department in the Atlantic provinces get the lowest pay rate on a national scale that ranges from $3,700 to $5,300, a written Commons return dis- closed Wednesday. The basic pay scales were provided by Veterans Affairs! Minister. Teillet in reply to a question by Ralph Cowan (L-- York-Humber), It listed the "'minimum rate" of $3,750 for a nurse with less than two years' experience hired in the East. The same nurse hired at Ed- monton would make $3,900; at Montreal, Quebec, Winnipeg and Saskatoon $4,200; at Cal- gary $4,350; and at Ottawa, To- ronto, London, Ont., Vancouver and Victoria $4,500. There are veterans hospitals in Halifax, Saint John, N.B., Ste. Foy, Montreal and Ste. Anne de Bellevue, Que., Tor- onto. and London, Winnipeg, Calgary, Vancouver and Victo- ria, as well as facilities in Ot- tawa, Saskatoon, Edmonton, St John's, Nfld., and Regina. 135 Provision for starting salar-|-- GLIDE OVER SEA Flying fishes can stay aloft| for 20 seconds at speeds up to m.p.h. ies of up to $5,300 in centres west of the Ottawa River was made, depending on experience The top east of the Ottawa River is $4,950. 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