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SS 3 €S & Ses vowm 4 eeuy \ BEFORE THE MAGISTRATE An Oshawa man was sen- tenced to three months in jail when he appeared in Oshawa magistrate's court Monday. Edward Z. Dolak, 43, of 220 Gibb St., had pleaded guilty to charges of driving under sus- pension and impaired driving. In examining Dolak's record Magistrate Dodds noted that Dolak had a very long record of offences involving liquor. He sentenced Dolak to three months on each of the two charges. They are to be served concurrently. Magistrate Dodds decided to recommend that Dolak serve his sentence at the Alex Brown Clinic in Mimico where he will receive treatment for alcohol- ism. His car was impounded for a period of three months. $5,000 BAIL Bail was set at $5,000 for Lloyd Pilkey, 82 Church St., who has been charged with rob- bery with violence. Pilkey has been charged with robbing a pedestrian at knifepoint. Bail was to be in the form of cash or property. $200 FINE An Oshawa trucker was con- victed of impaired driving and fined $200 and costs or 20 days. Camille Gilbert, 30, of 729 Cedar St., had been driving out of the parking lot behind a city hotel when he was charged with that Grabowski had assaulted the peace for a period of three PLEADS GUILTY Mrs. Stewart. He described itjGary Bristow, 20, of the Osh-) LIQUOR CHARGES as "'one of those cases which|awa Motel, pleaded guilty. He] seyeral other cases involving|@ Charge of minor consuming result from a group of people|was fined $50 and costs or 10 Three- Month Sentence Saad ak to fos Gees bail _ Imposed On City Man placed him on a bond to keep| REMANDED were the charges to which Alan! main. alcohol came before the court. Ave., Toronto, pleaded guilty to ATTEMPTED THEFT St. W., pleaded guilty to at- cated he had attempted to steal from a coin machine at the King Koin Launderette on Bond 17, of 1467 Ox-|Street. "There is a constant trickle|same period of time. charge of minor consumption of|3Q THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, July 42, 1967 alcohol. He was fined $50 and 5 and was fined $50 and costs or|costs or 10 days. 10 days. A charge of being in- Don Stewart, 44, of 58 Taunton|toxicated against John McCon- Rd. W., pleaded guilty to an in-|nell, 16, Fes ri Nassau "gl = Bail was set at $500 cash orjtoxication charge and was fined|dismissed when it was foun months. |property for Robert J. Twadell,|§25 and costs or five days. A|that the evidence did not sup-|tempted theft. (515 Harwood Crt., whose case|plea of guilty to the same|Port the charge. {was set over to July 17. He has|charge cost Stuart Mackin, 48, No operator's licence and|been charged with being intoxi-|of Simcoe St. N., the fine of $25| MINOR Magistrate Dodds decided|minor of alcoholjcated and with failing to re-|and costs or five days. Neil S.| Gary Young, Massicotte, 19, of 2223 Eglinton|ford St., pleaded guilty to a of young people who think coi | NTOXICATED machines are fair game | whe f 4 Charles Louttet, El, ad ing|they are short of funds," sai} 'ourt Apartments, Ajax, plead- aie a ae ges | ie eantiesis: He decided tc|.4q guilty to a charge of publie Evidence indi-|take into account 'Taylor':|intoxication and was fined $25 youth and lack of any record.jand costs or five days. Angus He suspended sentence for a|Collins, RR 1, Picton, was also period of one year and placed|convicted. on the charge of pub- the youth on probation for the/lic intoxication and fined $25 and costs or five days. King's the offence. He was given 30 days to pay. TWO CHARGES Gerald F. McWilliams, 19, of 275 Wentworth St., pleaded guilty to charges of careless driving and minor consumption of alcohol. A police officer testi- fied that he had pursued Mc- Williams for six-tenths of a mile and that he had travelled for at least a fifth of a mile in the wrong lane against the flow of traffic on Wentworth Street. Magistrate Dodds fined McWil- liams $100 and costs or 20 days on the careless driving charge and $50 and costs or 10 days on the minor consuming of al- cohol charge. $100 FINE Michael Bosley, 23, of 176 Mill &t., Brampton, pleaded guilty to a charge of having and was fined $100 and costs or 20 days. The charge involved open beer in a car. BOND ORDERED A loud party in the apart- ment above his room brought landlord Frank Grabowski up to complain at 2.30 a.m. on June 11. When Myra Stewart, who was celebrating her birth-' day, answered the door, a struggle developed in which Mrs. Stewart received a cut ankle and Mr. Grabowski had the shirt torn off his back. Anguilla Fights For Secession ANGUILLA (Reuters) -- Vol- unteers armed with rifles, pis- tols, hoes and rakes manned beaches against possible inva- sion today as Anguillans voted in an independence referendum which could lead to creation of one of the world's smallest states. The referendum was virtually certain to result in an over- whelming vote in favor of se- cession from the newly-created Caribbean state of St. Kitts-Ne- vis-Anguilla. It climaxed a rebellion begun May 30 when Anguillans forced the state police force, consisting of an inspector and 12 men, off the island, seized the police armory and ran up the Union Jack in place of the state's blue, green and yellow flag. Anguillans claimed that Pre- mier Robert Bradshaw's gov- ernment, based on the "mother island" of St. Kitts, 69 miles away, denied them local auton- omy and deliberately kept them ata near subsistence level. FEAR REPRISALS As 2,000 registered electors voted today, Anguillans feared Bradshaw would launch an in- vasion to regain control of the island with the aid of rumored large - scale arms purchases from the United States. - The Vatican is. the world's smallest state with a total land area of 108 acres and a popula- tion of 1,000. Anguilla, with its 35 square tiles, also is a giant when com- pared to Monaco the next small- est, which has a land area of only half a square mile. But Monaco's population of 22,500 is almost four times that of An- guilla's. Anguilla has few assets apart from a salt factory, fishing and remittances from about 4,000 Anguillians who work overseas --many in the nearby Virgin Is- lands and in the British town of Slough. SNAILS EAT MAIL NEWTON FERRERS, Enz- land (CP)--People have been getting tattered letters marked "Damaged by snails in the let- ter box" from this Devon com- munity. 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