HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1988-08-31, Page 7THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31, 1988. PAGE 7.
Pair charged in Legion fire remanded again
Leonard Gordon Cowie and
Robert Martin Killick, the two men
charged in connection with the fire
that gutted the Brussels Legion in
early June, have been remanded to
appear again in Wingham District
Court on September 28 for election
of plea.
Judge R.G.E. Hunter granted
the remand after the pair appeared
before him at Wingham Court on
August 24, following a comment by
duty counsel Alan Mill that the
lawyersfortheco-accused “ap
pear to be going in different
directions” in the matter. Judge
Hunter suggested that the former
Brussels residents “get their
counsel together” before their
next appearance.
Mr. Cowie has been charged
separately with one count of theft
and two counts in violation of the
highway traffic act following an
unrelated incident in Wingham on
August 5, and will appear for
election of plea on these as well as
on September 28.
Barry William Comeau, former
ly of Walton, also made a brief
appearance before Judge Hunter
on August 24, and was also
remanded to September 28 for
election of plea after telling the
court he will not be requesting a
trial. Mr. Comeau faces several
weapons-related charges as the
result of a four-hour stand-off with
police in Walton on June 1.
Jeffrey David Springer of God
erich was also remanded to the
September session of Wingham
District Court after telling JuBge
Hunter that he would enter a plea
of guilty to the possession of stolen
property. Mr. Springerfirst ap
peared in Wingham court in July
when an interim judge struck down
his guilty plea after the Goderich
man said he had found the property
in question, two stereo speakers
which had allegedly been taken
from Marks Bros. Auto Body Ltd.
in Wingham.
Andrew Gerard Michael Phelan,
formerly of RR 2, Blyth, made his
third court appearance before
Judge Hunter on a charge of arson
laid last March, and was remanded
to September 28 for trial.
After producing proof that resti-
tution had been made in three
counts of mischief involving pro
perty in Belgrave last May, Kevin
Powell of Auburn was given a
conditional discharge, placed on
probation for 12 months, and
instructed by Judge Hunter to
perform 100 hours of community
service within the next six months,
as recommended by his probation
officer.
John H. Hockey of RR 1,
Belgrave was fined $250 after
pleading guilty to the theft of a car
stereo in Morris Twp. last April;
the stereo was recovered but the
fine was levied after the duty
counsel Mill noted that the theft
“obviously took a good deal of
planning.”
December 21 has been set as the
trial date for Murray Leonard
Derbyshire of RR 1, Belgrave, who
appeared before Judge Hunter to
plead not guilty to a charge of
cruelty to animals, laid following
an incident at his East Wawanosh
farm last April. The trial is
expected to be a lengthy one,
Judge Hunter said, with nine
witnesses for the crown alone to be
called.
Gary Heyden of Harriston was
fined $750, put on probation for 12
months and ordered to make
restitution for the damage he had
inflicted on an automobile in
Bluevale last April, after he pled
guilty to a charge of mischief laid in
connection with the incident.
Peter Joseph Robinson of Kip
pen was sentenced to 60 days in
jail, had three months’ probation
added to the three years’ probation
he is already serving, and was
ordered to take counselling for
drug and alcohol abuse after
pleading guilty to failing to obey
the terms of his probation. Noting
that Mr. Robinson had twice been
convicted of the possession of a
narcotic within the past few
months, Judge Hunter said “What
do I have to do to get through to
you? Maybe it’s time you tried
jail.’’
Finally, Judge Hunter sentenc
ed Paul Gerald Martin of RR 3,
Wroxeter to 60 days in jail after he
pleaded guilty to driving while
being prohibited to do so; and
levied fines of $750 each, as well as
a 12-month licence suspension, on
Gary Wayne Storey of Wingham,
Robert E. Lebbink of Harriston,
and Paul James McIntosh of
Lucknow, after each man pleaded
guilty to a liquor-related driving
charge.
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Julie Coulter of Brussels made
an interesting discovery recently
while doing some work on her
house. In the door jamb of the
house she found a small folder
containing the list of officers and
meeting dates for St. John’s
Masonic Lodge in “Ainleyville”
for 1873.
Master of the lodge was Wor
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Other members were J. W. Kerr
(S.W.); W.G. Hingston (J.W.); J.
Hamilton (treasurer); J. Stewart
(secretary); A.H. Bailey, (S.D.); R.
Pattison (J.D.); W. Armstrong
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