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12 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesdey, Jenuery 31, 1967 BEFORE THE MAGISTRATE Convicted Of Theft Charges City Welder On Probation A twenty-year-old city welder|showed Muscatiello stole a me- was placed on 15 months pro-jchanic's rachet at Ontario bation and suspended sentence|Motor Sales Limited last Dec.} when he appeared in Oshawa|l4. The rachet's value was/ magistrate's court for sentenc-|about $15. } ing Monday. = | Robert John Twaddell was|\UNDER AGE me "7 267| convicted at an earlier court) Linda €. Sawyer, ? hearing on two charges of|OShawa Blvd. N., pleaded | breaking, entering and theft; |guilty to minor consuming and} one of attempt breaking, enter-|"@S remanded two weeks in| ing and theft, and minor con- ag Regen ge site win cect lfive other teen-agers nabbed Court was told Monday there itor drinking under age Jan: 14.| 'was an alcohol problem in the! qj pleaded guilty before Mag-| family but that Twaddell was a jctrate H. W. Jermyn. | hard worker at his auto body| They were: Jean-Guy Leger, | shop job. 17,.270 Jarvis St., $100 and| Magistrate Jermyn told him|costs or 30 days; Dnny 0.! to leave home and get a board-| Saunders, 18, Bond St. W., $50 war tgiven 'a 'threeanontn sen-| COUNTY LINES tence at an alcoholic treatment centre. | IMPAIRED Melvin William Wood, 18, of Calidar, Ont., pleaded guilty to a reduced charge of impaired driving and was fined $100 and costs or 15 days. He also plead- ed guilty to failing to produce evidence of insurance on his|cers for 1967 were installed by|s car Jan. 7 and was additional-|Rev. P. Romeril at the ly fined $75 and costs or 15/augural meeting of the Umited days consecutive. Church Women. Reports of ac- jtivities during the year were $100 FINE icers i i ri presented. The new officers) and their friends held a bowl-|ed the new city hall h Lorne P. Mooney, 28, 230/are: |Mrs. W. Mahaffy; Dorcas, Mrs.|ing party following which a ning ey rl the gg "St. Toronto Ave., pleaded guilty to| Mrs. H. Kyte, past president; |. Wright; Esther, Mrs, A.|buffet supper was served in the|Joan," which they are study- impaired driving and was fined|Mrs. G. Farmer, president; |Taylor. Christian Education Hall. Aling, at York University. $100 and costs or 15 days. His|/Mrs. R. McLaughlin, first vice- driver's licence was suspended | president; Mrs. H. McLaughlin, six months. secretary; Mrs. M._ Byers, [treasurer DRIVING CASES | Conveners are: Mrs. M. Van- Paul Tymofichuk, a 41-year-|Camp, citizenship and social ac- old Ballard street resident,/tion; Mrs. R. Larmer, com- pleaded guilty to driving under|munity friendship and visiting; suspension and was fined $100)/Mrs, J. Carnaghan, Co-op in} and costs or 30 days in jail.- |ME and CE; Mrs. S. VanCamp, | \h Fusco, had his case adjourned|Mrs. B. Mountjoy and Mrs. Officers Installed By United Church Women BLACKSTOCK (TC) -- Offi-|tives; Mrs. M. Byers, board of in-|C. Mrs. G. Strong, pianist. |Mrs. evening and presentation, | couples -- Mr. and Mrs. William {Ormiston and Mr. spades Lockie -- was held in 4 pant the Christian Educatio A Another city resident, Jamesjliterature and communications; |Nei) Smith exianied the ow '|wishes of the community. Gifts Plan Programs MAPLE GROVE (TC) -- Offi- cers for 1967 were installed' by Mrs. S, Morton at the meeting of the United Church Women. Mrs. W. H. Brown reported the year's programs had _ been planned. Each committee chairman will report twice a year, tewards representative; : oe Choir Bowls Mrs. and archives; Force Base, Tex., sciousness. COLUMBUS (TC) Mem- The unit leaders : prec ate: AROR | bers of the United Church choir G. Skelding; Candace, visited the art gallery and tour- Space Cabin Simulator Mishap Similar Accident In 1962 WASHINGTON (AP) -- Four men were burned critically in an electricity-induced fire in an oxygen-filled chamber at Phila- delphia in 1962, a National Aero- nautics and Space Administra- tion study showed Monday night. A similar accident in a space- cabin simulator at Brooks Air the same year, involving a fire of un- known origin, caused two men in the chamber to lose con- These and other fire accidents in space-cabin experiments, said a 1964 report prepared for NAS "Illustrate in concrete fashion the potential dangers of 100 per cent oxygen atmospheres." _ Furthermore, the report said, an earlier space #cabin fire threat developing from the over- heating of a television tube, was averted so handily it gave ex- perimenters a "'false sense: of security." The study was prepared by the Lovelace Foundation for Medical Education and Research, Albu- querque, N.M It was part of a series that is sure to be re-studied as a result of a fire that killed three Apollo astronauts at Cape Ken- nedy, Fla., Friday night. The study reviewed factors in space cabins which contribute directly to fire hazard and men- tioned local hot spots resulting from electrical equipment or from areas of friction. gift was presented to Mr. and Mrs. Murray Lockie of Cal- gary. Mrs. Lockie is the for- mer Marie Laviolette, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward| Laviolette. | See Play BLACKSTOCK (TC) -- The} Grade 12 and 13 students, | accompanied by Mr. Ashton Couples Honored COLUMBUS (TC) -- A social onoring two recently married and Mrs. ing place. Other restrictions|and costs or 10 days; Linda M.| without a date when he plead-|Thompson, manse committee re ; were "no liquor" and a "cur-|s *: GORE rt ibs Been inc Spey |were presented by William Nes-|and Mr. Paisley, traveled by pig ne il on" 'Blvd. ae a Gniee Sellly to dangerous 'diiving. are ae craitiag: [Ditt_and Walter Holliday. [bus to Toronto where they]| The story of Zhivago-- Pe |days in jail; John Lees, 18, 120) \Mrs. P. Romeril and Mrs. L.! -- -- RENE earlier of causing|Qlve Ave., $50 and costs or 10 "MOTHERS GROW GRAY Wright, program; Mrs. M. Mc-| ies te ny ag $242 in willful damage, Ken-\aavss Cathy H. Higgs, 17, 922' ROME (AP)--Would you be-|Kee and Mrs. H. Martyn, social 8 20VE 1OF | neth Franklin, 18, Oshawa. WaSl pation urt, six months Pro-| jieye a town where it's so hilly|functions; Mrs. R. Duff and wife and the remanded to Feb. 28 to the; '™ the housewives tie sacks under|Mrs. N. Malcolm, nominations; | ° House of Concord, a correction IMPAIRED |their laying hens to catch the|Mrs. J, Carnaghan, church passionate home for misguided boys.| Millard R. Brown, 43, of e888 before they roll away? Or flowers; Mrs. H. Taylor and and tender Court was told if he showed|Court St., Oshawa, pleaded; Where children at play are Mrs, C. Hill, supply and social progress arrangements would|guilty to a reduced charge of tethered to the doorknobs sojassistance; Mrs. G. Strong and Lara...told be made for his release whenlimpaired driving and was fined|they don't fall down the steep|Mrs. B. Gunter, Christian edu- against the he will make full restitution. $100 and costs or 15 days in streets? cation committee representa- ra . : | -------- : PAPER BOXES jail. | d waeleny Je Three Oshawa youths who|REMAND Now Playing J ADUL background broke into a series of coin de-| Charles Johnson, 50, RR 5, . ENTERTAIN MENS of lution posit containers in public paper|Bowmanville, pleaded guilty to ba revolution, boxes last Dec. 28, all pleaded uttering an $84.70-cheque Sept c a f. m guilty and were remanded to 2, He was remanded out of f J td TIMES Feb. 20 for sentence custody until Feb. 20 for sen- ouLdoeS Evidence showed that dam- tence. | Matt Helm 1:20 age to the paper boxes and lost' ; oo giearny 3:25 money amounted to $89. The PUBLIC PLACE : in his : three youths were Terrance, Maurice Lince, 38, of no fix- 5:30 Nicholas, 16, Thor Chemlow ie ppp tend pleaded rye to, ; fnew 7:40 | sky, 18, and Maurice Chinn, 17.| being drunk in a public place} , Fa ° | All faced two charges of theft | and was fined $10 and costs or -- <a i all out 9:45 under $50 and one count of, 'hree days in jail -- and told to MEAG NIE adventure! : \'clear out of town" by Magis- | attempted theft. jtrate Jermyn. The magistrate | THEFT CASE imposed the sentence then said) Michael Muscatiello, 384, 47 |finally: "Now get out of here."' | Fernhill Blvd., pleaded not|Lince did, and on the way said | He |he wouldn't be back Claude "Marsden, guilty to theft under $50. was -convicted and fined $50. and 31, Port costs or 10 days. Evidence |Perry, pleaded guilty to being Le A FISTEDL ses OF DOLLARS "its "ADULT ENTERTAINMENT PLUS -- Mickey Rooney in "AMBUSH BAY" Color Quec Mon. te Pri. Show Storte 7:30 Set., Sun. 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