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Home My WebLink AboutThe Citizen, 1990-08-01, Page 9THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1, 1990. PAGE 9. Ethel \Judge throws out impaired charge Compiled by Mrs. Margaret McMahon. Phone 887-9250 Community shower held A community bridal shower was held Monday evening in Brussels for Jennifer Miners. On Thursday evening Helen and Marlene Albers hosted another bridal shower for Jennifer at their home. Friends and neighbours from the second, fourth and sixth of Grey were in attendance. Linda Warwick, Jennifer and her mother Mary Anne Miners were pinned with lovely corsages. Elaine Armstrong and Tracey Miners were the bride alphabet contest Woman gets suspended winners. Alicia Deitner and Joanne Van Keulen won for their craft work with a piece of toilet tissue. Laura Warwick assisted Marlene Albers with passing the bride-to-be her gifts. Jennifer thanked everyone for coming and for her lovely shower gifts. On Tuesday evening a commun ity bridal shower was held for Mary Lyn Van Ness, a former Ethel resident who has returned home from California to be married. Bill and Helen Dobson are grandparents to a new daughter for Darlene and Kevin Nichol of Al cona. Amanda Elizabeth was bom July 17 at the Barrie hospital. Helen has returned home from a week’s visit with the Nichol family. Thelma Keffer has returned from a two-week holiday to Alaska. Judge R.G.E. Hunter threw out a charge against a Kitchener man for driving with over 80 mg. of alcohol in 100 ml. of blood in provincial court in Wingham Wednesday. Fred Oram Herd of Kitchener had first appeared before Judge Hunter at the March 28 session of court, prepared to plead guilty to the charge. As the facts were being read out however. Judge Hunter stopped the proceedings and told Mr. Herd he might have a good chance of avoiding conviction and advised him to talk to a lawyer. Later, Mr. Herd changed his plea and trial date was set for July 25. Wednesday the court was told by Mr. Herd’s wife that she was sleeping in a room at the Wingham Motel where she, her husband and her step son were staying, when she awoke and saw that her car was gone. She phoned police and she said knew that her husband and step-son had taken the car and she wanted them to bring the car back but didn’t want charges laid. Constable James Cook said he had received a call at 1:40 a.m. March 13 from another police force to investigate the missing car. He travelled south of Wingham and spotted a car on the east side shoulder of Hwy. 4 near the bridges just south of Wingham. He pulled up behind the vehicle and found two young men in the back seat but no one in the front seat. While he was standing beside the car however, two other men ap proached the car and the older of the two men who identified himself as Mr. Herd, approached the driver’s side. Constable Cook said he could smell alcohol on the man’s breath and asked if he had been drinking. “Yes I have been”, he quoted Mr. Herd as saying. Constable Cook asked Mr. Herd if he had driven the car to that point. “Yes, I did. I’m not going to lie to you”, he quoted Mr. Herd as saying. Under cross examination by de fence counsel Brian Linley, Con stable Cook said the car was not running at the time. When Const. Cook stepped down Crown Attorney Kevin McHugh I’ CLASSIFIED ADS^ F. PAYOFF! i finished presenting his evidence, Judge Hunter ruled there was no direct evidence that Mr. Herd had been driving the car and therefore dismissed the case. How to your financial life in shape. •protection for mongage, business, family income, disability or estate; •retirement planning, RRSP's, RRIF’s, and annuities: •employee benefits and pension plans. •Investment, GIC’s, Mutual Funds and Registered Education Savings Plan •Term Deposits Cail me: Tony G. Arts 107 Main St. N. Seaforth, Ont. Seaforth: 527-0794 London: 432-1841 O SunLife sentence A Chepstow woman received a suspended sentence Wednesday in Provincial court in Wingham for an attack on her sister while they were settling their father’s estate in Brussels. The court was told that Anne Marie VanLanduyt, RR 1, Chep stow was with her sister Brenda Mary Biesinger in the shop of their late father in Brussels on June 10 when an argument broke out. Mrs. VanLanduyt struck her sister in the eye with a fist then struck several more blows. Mrs. Biesinger fell backwards onto a pile of scrap and her sister jumped on top of her and started hitting her some more. Mrs. VanLanduyt had to be pulled off by the victim’s husband. Duty counsel George Brophy explained to Judge R.G.E. Hunter that it was an emotional time for Mrs. VanLanduyt. She and her son had recently sought assistance from the Children’s Aid Society of Bruce County because of the distress her son was feeling over the loss of his step-father and his grandfather in a boating accident. The violence seemed out of charac ter with the character of the accused, he said. He explained that normally the sisters did not see each other and this was their first contact for some time and they would not be seeing each other in the future. Judge Hunter agreed there seemed to be special circumstance involved and gave Mrs. VanLanduyt a suspended sentence and 12 months probation BRUSSELS Open 6 Days A Week __ Mo8naar“a¥\7TT TFriday nights until 9 >> I I - I _ J B W VOMMUNITV Brussels MARKET RED OR GREEN Cabbage 69 1 LITRE TETRA VILLAGE SOFT Margarine ALLEN’S PURE We reserve the right to | limit quantities __ Prices in effect July 31-August 4, 1990 While supplies last! Deliveries Mon. -Fri. 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