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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1988-09-21, Page 19Lower fines for guilty pleas •EXETER - Before beginning pro- ceedings in provincial court in Ex= eter on September 13, Judge JED Hunter announced "that those who pleaded -guilty to charges of.drink- ing and driving• would bc'• fined S600. The Tine would be,S750 for anyone who entered a not guilty --plea and was found guilty after at trial. • - Michael J. Finlayson,-Staffa, was • stopped ncar"Dublin on August 22. • Two breath samples gave, readings of 188 and 198. He was fined Sj600 with 9Q days to pay, and prohibited from driving for two years. • Finlayson had been stopped in . Exeter on January 10. lie had re- : -fused the ALERT, was arrested and became abusive with.poIice: Two • samples read -180 and 170. He was sentenced to 14 days in jail and pro- hibited from driving for two years - on the second charge.. A blood sam jle taken from Larry - A. Parsons, 31. Simcoc St., Exeter,- - after -he was stopped for a loud ex- haust in -Huron Park on January 24 showed an alcohol level of.228. -He was fined and had his licence sus- pended for 12 months. Allan T. Clark, RR 1 Mt. Elgin, • pleaded guilty to two separate charges. Breath samples taken when picked.up-in Exeter on April 21 gave readings of •160. -Samples taken when police were called to a disturbance in Centralia _a month later registered 190 and 1140. - Clark was fined and given a 12 - month suspension on the first charge, and sentenced to 1'4`t1ays in jail and a two-year concurrent sus pension on the second charge. . Richard Brian Sokolowski, Huron • Park, entered- guilty pleas to one charge of impaired driving and two charges of driving While disquali- McGillivra WEST MCGILLIVRAY - At. its latest meeting, McGillivray town- • ship council. decided to purchase a new road grader. - _Council reviewed tenders received from Champion and John Deere and agreed to purchase a John Deere grader- .for S130,950, gibject to Ministry approval and confirmation of a Provincial grant of S75,000. Two tile. drain loan applications were approved in the amount of S31,(10: • - Counc-il endorsed a resolution re- ceived from Lobo Township re- questing an evaluation of a County- wide re -assessment; and declined to • endorse a proposal by the Pilgrims of St.:Michael:requesting a Si2,0(X) annual grant of S12,000 to. cach- mother at home. - it was :reported that Central Fire - Dispatch,:'tn. August 2:3, logged a dispatch from Lucan to the North ficd. He had originally been given a two-year suspension in October•of 1986 when convicted in -London of a BAC over 80. Sokolowski . was sentenced toa total of 74 days in jail, •reporting, Friday's at 7:00 p.m. until Sundays. at 6:(X) p.m. on'the three charges. Timothy A. Gloushcr, Seaforth, was sentenced to 14 days in nail for impaired driving, and a consecutive 60 days in jail and 19st his licence for two years for driving Mile dis- qualified by a court order.. The charges arose from being stopped in Hay township on May 23 after al- -most causing an accident by pulling across. Highway 4 from: concession road 2.3. Two breath samples gave readings of 210 and.230. •Gloushcr had received a one-year suspension and a judge -ordered "six- month driving prohibition when he been convicted of a similar offence in November, "1987. The judge will recommend a -TAP (temporary absence program). Shawn Andrew Kutchaw, Ln - don, was sent to jail for 60 days with a TAP recommendation for driving in Stephen township on' August 14 while disqualified. A check showed he had been sentenced to 14 days in jail and suspension of, drivingprivileges. for two years for impaired driving in September, - 1986. Richard Becker, Clinton, was fined 5100 or five days in jail for possession of cannihus resin. He was a passenger in a vehicle stropped for a traffic offence in Exet- er on June 25. Alcohol was detect ed on the breath of the driver, Mi- chael .Riehl, who will appear in court on October 11. A search of the car revealed a sub- stance on the lid of a film container in -the glove . compartment, and •more in the pocket of a pair of jeans behind the passenger seat. Peter Grzyb, Longon, was fined 100 for vioilating a probation order to abstain from alcohol, imposed in . February, .1987 for three convic- tions for a BAC, over 86. While intoxicated on August, 11, 1987, he- - e- hired a taxi in London to take hinm to the Patrick Carter residence in Elimviile. Injuries received in a fight with Carter put him in Lni- : vcrsity Hospital in London • for three days. - - " • - Kevin John Neeb,-125- King St.. Hensall, pleaded guilty to -causing public mischief by" giving police false information conceming'equip- ment taken on.Junc 5 from a car - owned:by Terry Alexander. Nceb was fined S250 or 15 days in jail. He had a previous record dating back to September 25, 1984 for break and enter. - Robert Norman Smith, RR 1 Mitchell, paid a S2S0 fine for vio- lating a probation order imposed july 11, 1988 in Kitchener ordering hien to "keep .peace and- be of g(X)d behaviour". He had been followed to the Rec Centre on August 20 af- ter being observed throwing a her bottle out of a car onto Wellington St.. in Exeter. He was arrested for - failing to identify.himsclf, and then giving *false address. . A publication ban. was imposed on the preliminary hearing of Paul . Br(xlerick, Exeter, on charges of ar- son arising from a number of fires in Exeter. and Vsborne township in the summer and fall of 1987:- The hearing will continue in Godcrich on November 9. Broderick -remains• in custody. - y buys road grader Boundary at 2:10 p.m. and arrival at the fire at 2:20 p.m. Council agreed that the open house for ratepayers held in 1987 served a useful purpose and that an- other open house should he held in October, 1988. Election Boundaries. From 1842 to 1849, all township officials, including three Town. Wardens, were elected by open vote at the -Annual Town Meeting. The 185( town -meeting only elected five councillors, Wm. Fish- er, Patrick Barber, James Blair and Lawrence Barry. The following month Council named Fisher Reeve and appointed the other 36 officials to administer township finances; • roads and schools. A by-law was- also passed estab- lishing the boundaries of five Rural Wards, each one of which "would elect one representative to the 1851 Council - Library harvest - poems, as well as traditional songs - from across Canada and around the world. This entertaining and infor= native program is full of music and talcs dealing with the BNA, the building of the railroads, trendy restaurants,. automation, logging, fishing, black flies and Canada's northland -WATERLOO - Imagine a must: -cal harvest of-Canadiana with sing- cr-songwriter Ted Roberts. in a con- cert for adults sponsored by your focal public. library this fall Ted Roberts presents a program that draws from his large repertoire of original songs, stories and Coming FASHION SHOW - Thursday. Oc- tober 6, 1988 at 8 p.m. Centralia United Church. Fashions by Jacque- line's Fashions.. Admission S3.75. 36,37;38• FALL SWIM AND FiTNESS CLASSES • start September 19, 1988 at Vanastra Recreation Centre (2 miles south of Clinton). " Call 48-2-3544 for information and to register. 37.38c 'TURKEY SUPPER - Wednesday, October 5th at Trivia Memorial Church. Adults 57.50 children 5-12, S4. Tickets available for sittings at 5 p.m.'and 7 p.m. Ailvance tickets only. Phone 235-0274 or 235-1995. 38,39• YARD -Ni) BAKE SALE • The first Hensall Venturers arc having a yard and hake sale on October 1, 1988 at 9 a.m. at Hensall United Church (basement). Rain or shine. Free coffee will be served. Come one. come all! For more informa- tion call Jeff 263 -6129. or Jason 262-2112. - 38,39c Events WOMEN AGLOW - Join us for the September meeting of Zurich and arca Women's Aglow on September 26 in Zurich Public School. Guest Lynne Bullock. a Harriston kinder- garten teacher, will both provide special music and speak on "Reflec- tions in the Furnace". A half hour social time before the meeting at 8 p.m. Non -denominational. 38c EXETER CURLING CLUB is hhitlding its Annual Beef BBQ on Sunday, October 2nd between 4:30 7:30 p.m. at the Curling Club. Adults 58 each, children 6-12 S3.50, children under 5 free. ,For tickets call 235-1644 or 235-04. • 38c SINGLES DANCE - Whitc Carna- tion`IJall, Holmesville, Friday, Sep- tember 23, Kcn Scott. GOODWILL SALE - Stretch your dollars at the Goodwill Fall Sale. Wednesday, October 5, 9 to 9, Progress Building, London Western Fair. Continuous rest, long .rn ! Su- per Special Blue Ticket' items start- ing at 5 p.m. and throughout the evening for late shoppers. 38c The original Wards were -No. 1: Concessions 1 to 4 north ofpresent County Road 24; No. 2:.- Conccs .cions 1 to 4 south of C.R. 24; No. 3:- Concessions 5 to 8; No. 4: Concessions 9 to 12; No. 5:: the balance _ of. the Township west of - Cori. 12. - In. 1853, the. Wards were .named, in numerical order; allergic. Saints:. Lawrence, George,':Patrick, _ John- and ohnand Andrew..- . •• - - In later years the-Ward-boundaries- were he ward boundarieswere revised to reflect the westerly • movement of settlement in •the Township, and the numbers to con- Corm with the Provincial poll num- bers, but the by-law naming the wards ha., never been rescinded. BUCK AND DOE for Louise Morkin and Terry Bender Sat. Sept. 24 For information call 237-3524 4 Friendship Club BRYANSTON -'Bryanston Friendship club met on Sep- tember 7 for a pot luck lunch- eon with 32 members and six visitors present. Audrey McRoberts wel- coined everyone and read a poem "Watch -the Corners" - followed by the roll call "A Highlight of your Summer". -Happy Birthday was sung for July, August and Septem- ber to Victor Smith, Wilf Bu- chanan, Gladys Davis, Betty Hodgins" and Mary Rhame, Happy. Anniversaries for the .three- months to Carman and Betty Hodgins -and Clarence and Gladys Davis: The -program consisted of a reading Thusling Time by Audrey McRoberts, a skit "A Stroll Through Bryanston Park" by Dorothy Bullock, Frances Mardlin, Greta Gib- son and Audrey McRoberts and a couple of contests, by Greta Gibson. A presentation Of.a.small gift was• made to Clarence and Gladys Davis on the occasion of. their 50th wedding anniversary by Beth Buchanon. Games were then played and prizes Went to euchre, Frances Mardlin (Man), Betty Hod- gins.. Lone hands Milton Hodgins and Mabel Needham, low, Clarence Frost and Ro- sie Aldrich, crokinole Victor and Ada Smith. Scrabble Isa- bel Robinson. FALL PROGRAM '88 FOR SWIM/FITNESS CLASSES STARTS: September 19, '88 at the VANASTRA RECREATION CENTRE (2 miles South of Clinton) CALL: 482-3544 For information and to register Huron County Family Planning Services Invites you to attend FAMILY PLANNING CLINIC Clinic Open 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. Every Tuesday HURON COUNTY HEALTH UNIT ANN ST., EXETER For information Coll 235-1014 Weekdays or Tuesday Evenings. Everyone welcome Exeter Legion Auxiliary Bingo Thursday, Sept. 22 New Starting Time 7:30 p,m, GUARANTEED JACKPOT "Letter H $50.00" Full Card $500.00 Early Bird 'n regular games, 2 specials, share the. ,yealth, Mini Jackpot persons under 16 allowed to play Licence number 537480 FRI. - THURS. SEPT. 23-29 FRI. & SAT. 7 & 9 P.M. SUN. - THURS. 8 P.M. DAN AYKROYD JOHN CANDY THE GREAT OUTDOORS This is no holiday._ this is war! LONG DISTANCE? CALL 1.100.263.343e FO'. TOLL FREE INFO. J Times -Advocate, September 21, 1988 Page 19A Albatross Tavern Huron Park 228-6733 Presents "Muscle - mania" Sat., Sept. 24 Tickets $5.00 "For Ladies -Only" Get tickets early THE STAGGER INTI Centralia, Ontario "The Biggest and Best Strip Club in Huron County" Lousy Food Rotten Service Ugly Dancers Wet T -Shirts Table Dance Draws Cal! for Showtimes &- Bookings 228-6648 Open Sundays Sunday, Septe-mber 25th Amarillo Afternoon matinee and evening dancing. Amateur Musicians Welcome Dance Floor Available - "Centralia's- Parly Place" z 1 Join us for our famous SUNDAY BRUNCH SMORGASBORD 4p.m.-8p.rn. Regular menu also available • Seniors 10% Discount We cater to birthdays, anniversaries, banquets, Christmas parties DAILY BUSINESS LUNCHEONS iWatch for our window special 4 WAY INN FAMILY RESTAURANT 380 Main St. (Downtown) Exeter 235-05-801 Attention All girls and Boys Ages 6 - 18 Zurich Youth Bowling League 1988-89 Season will be getting underway with registration Sat., Sept. 24th from 10 a.m. till Noon at the Town and Country Lanes, Zurich. Registration Fees will be: New Bowlers $15. which includes a Y B.C. shirt Previous Bowlers who have their shirt $3-00 All Bowlers will receive: • Trophies and crests • End of season banquet • Certified coaching instructors 1110 Come register and get 1 Free Game with registration For furlher information please contact Tony or Marlene Bedard at the Lanes • 236-4923 Anyone who is unable to attend registration please contact the lanes at anytime. stop dreaming grfft 4 Showcase include details on fi nere yourfust cruise • Register jor Cruise Showoage Thurs. Sept. 22 - Old Town Hall - Exeter 7:30 p.m. and Grand Bend Legion - 2:00 p.m. More than 12 mc}jor cruise lines represented Willison Travel Exeter 235-2000 , toll free 1-800-265-7022 R•Veir•,,, •?1P24' W Camival ...lir Most Cruise Line in the World! lar EARLY BIRD SAVINGS All pricing for 1989 sailing dates reflects the current 1988 price level. 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