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"BUSINESS VISION SOFTWARE" Ralph Watson 33 Catherine St., Brussels, ON NOG 1H0 Bus.: (519) 887-6011 Res.: (519) 887-6236 PAGE 20. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25, 2001. Driving while prohibited lands man in jail improperly stored firearms. prohibition. He has 60 days to Laywer Phil Cornish felt his find someone with an FAC client's rights had been violat- certificate to take his guns or ed with regards to search and forfeit them to police. Any seizure. This was, however, money paid for them goes to denied by Hunter. "For what Pattison, it's worth, you don't have a leg The .32 will be returned to to stand on based on what I've him if the barrel is sealed. heard today," he told Cornish. Fraud Giving his reasons for that Emeline Johnston of RR3, decision, Hunter said even if Brussels • pled guilty to he was wrong in believing defrauding the CIBC branch there had been no breach of Dec. 20-Jan. 5. the accused's rights, "given Vale said Johnston wrote the factual information I'm several cheques from her satisfied that any breach was accounts in Listowel, then of such a nature that not to deposited them in an account allow the search and seizure at the Brussels CIBC. The would bring justice into disre- cheques, totalling $2,069.78, pute." were returned for non-suffi- The guns were two .22 cali- cient funds. bre rifles and a I2-gauge shot- Contacted by_ the bank gun, as well as a .32 rifle Johnston said she had "fallen which is broken. on hard times" and would not Cornish said his client be able to pay, Vale said. accepted responsibility for the Myers said this was out of fact he had firearms stored character for the accused and improperly but took one last noted that she had pled guilty shot at the way they had been at her first opportunity. seized, calling it a situation Johnston has 17 months to that had gotten "way out of make restitution. She received hand" a suspended sentence. Pattison was fined $400 and Fail to comply is under a five-year weapon Barry Hamilton, RRI, A Bluevale man will be spending some weekends in jail following an appearance in Wingham's court April 19. David Donaldson pled guilty to a charge of driving while disqualified and to fail- ing to comply with a probation order. Crown Attorney Don Vale of Sarnia said that officers stopped Donaldson in Wingham at 4:08 a.m. Breathalizer readings indi- cated that Donaldson did have alcohol in his system which was in breach of a probation order made in Walkerton. Also, police learned that the accused had his licence sus- pended until 2003. Judge R.G.E. Hunter sen- tenced him to a total of 45 days to be served intermittent- , ly. He is on probation while serving. Drunk driving An RR4, Brussels woman was fined $1,200 after plead- ing guilty to over 80. Ann Marie Vanlanduyt was charged Feb, 4 after being stopped by police in Brussels sometime after I a.m. Breathalizer readings were 160 mg of alcohol in 100 ml of blood. The .38-year-old had one prior conviction for drunk driving from Nov. 4, 1993 in Alberta. Vanianduyt was also prohib- ited from driving for a period of one year. She was given six months to pay the fine. Improperly stored firearms After a drawn out battle by his lawyer to prove a charter violation David Pattison of Blyth pled guilty to having Continued from page 19 amalgamation talks. Having worked co-opera- tively for some time, Desjardine said the hospitals have a $20 million approval for expansion and facelift. It was thought this -might be the time to consider the develop- ment of a new area service facility. The tender from A.G. Hayter for work in the Cook- Leddy drain was accepted, in the amount of $55,725.60. The work is to be completed in July. - Work on Drennan drain will be done by Roth Drainage Ltd, at a cost of $83,725.36, and is to be completed between June 15 and July 16. The tender from Hanna and Hamilton for gravel and Da- Bluevale pled guilty to failing to comply with the conditions of an undertaking made in Listowel Sept. 13, to abstain from the consumption of alco- hol. He was charged Oct. 29 in Howick Twp. when officers found him sitting in a car and detected an odour of alcohol. Hamilton was fined $300. Assault Raymond Rowarth of Brussels received a condition- al discharge and was placed on 18 months probation for an assault which occurred in Brussels Dec. 10. The owner of the hotel told police she had seen the accused strike the female vic- tim then drag her to an apart- ment down the street. Vale said both the victim and the accused had been drinking. Attorney Frank Cameron said his client denied hitting the woman but said he did drag her. The victim as well has admitted to "exercising violence," said Cameron. Rowarth, he said, has been involved with AA before and has returned realizing that alcohol has been a problem. Lee Dust Control for calcium chloride, were accepted. The 2001 budget for the Lucknow and District Fire Department was approved. Support Was given for the pur- chase of a new tanker truck and implementation of the fire prevention program. Bill and Maxine Seers were retained to provide mainte- nance for the Auburn Library. Break and enter An 18-year-old Bluevale youth pled guilty to break and enter. Vale said Brian Walker and two young offenders went to an unoccupied residence on Oct. 18 in Bluevale. An outer storm window was removed and a youth climbed in to go open the front door. Unable to do that the youth then tried to go out a front window. It fell and smashed. The noise alerted witnesses who saw the two left outside fleeing. They caught the third coming out the window. The owner asked not just for restitution but also for time in labour and travel. Walker, who has no priors, received a suspended sentence and was placed on 12 months probation. He must make resti- tution of $50 in 30 days. 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