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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1985-12-18, Page 5Drinking drivers pay Three men were fined $500 each and All three pleaded guilty to driving had their licenses suspended after pleading guilty to drinking and driv- ing offences in Exeter court, Tuesday. The penalties were imposed by Judge Gary *Hunter against Thonjas., W. Maloney, Dublin; Floyd S. Cos- tain,137 Empress Ave., Huron Park. and Paul Stewart, RR 1 Hensel. WA 04* 043 043 043 042 045 NO WA 3.3 Pt 1 IThe employees of Huron Tractor Ltd. • wish to extend our ap-' preciatibn to . Jack, w Harry, Herb, Earl and Bruce for the wonder- ful and fabulous 4 g weekend (Christmas g. Gift) in Toronto. A. good time was • en- joyed by all. g Thanks again I Staff • W wawa eta c a wa wawa wa a' motor vehicle while their blood alcohol content was over the legal limit. Maloney was charged on December 1 after his vehicle veered into the pa- • th of an oncoming police cruiser on Highway 4. A breathalizer test gave Concert at Crediton UC ,By Mrs. Stanley Preszcator Mrs. Howard Hendf4 h has return- ed home from St. Josephs hospital where she underwent surgery. At Zion United Church on Sunday the Sunday School Christmas pro- gram was held. Harry Schroeder led - in workship and song. A play entitled "Mary's Little Boy Child" was given by the children. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wareing and girls London spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer. Wein. Next Sunday December 22 a con- tata by the choir will be held. Wishing all my readers, friends, neighbors and relatives a very Merry Christmas and hope you've all been good and Santa fills your wishes. I think I've been good, at least no one said 1 was bad. The Crediton Explorers held their Christmas party Wednesday, with dinner at PJ's Roadhouse. Their mothers were guests. After dinner all returned to the home of leader, Irene Haugh, for games, desserts and opening of gifts. Co - leader, Nancy Brand, assisted. tgglotivcao'cit9tiottvocvlacvtzrtscAVIewtsvkiefot aft GAts ONS GA5 =NA wa c:744e e e�tl sQa a 0 a '•S a Christmas Gifts from 7GEN'S1VMPORIUM GINGER SINGER ... Co*, ...i.... WOOL & YARN CENTRE. 2 3 3 3Q d Knitting Machine $54995 Chunky 155 model 3 Sewing Baskets wo Knitting -Stands Scissor Set Sleeve Boards Cutting Boards w' Etc. Main St., Exeter (beside G & G) 235-0600 w� wa wa wv wo wa wa e:?a wa CA3 e3a 33,1312R3 arca 020 wa wa eaa 333.13 ova WV OM 943 e9'331 co!op $500 fines a reading of 150 mgs. A breathalizer test of Costain show- ed a reading of 120 mgs. He was charged on November 16 after his vehicle was observed proceeding slowly on concession 2 of Hay Township. Stewart was charged on June 29 at 2:40 a.m. after his vehicle was seen weaving along the Crediton Road. A breathalizerr test gave a reading of 140 mgs. All three were given 60 days in which to pay the fines. A $500 fine was imposed on Terry Nelson Phillips, 100 King St., Hensall, after he pleaded guilty to a break and. enter at Smith Peat Roofing in Exeter on October 25. He was alscr.placed on probation for 12 months and ordered to make restitution of $521, being half the damage caused to the building and. contents during the breakin. John David McNair, 37 Algonquin Drive, Huron Park, who pleaded guil- ty to the same offence, was remand- ed out of custody for sentencing on January 14. The court learned that when the en- try was noticed by a policeman mak- ing a routine check of the building. McNair escaped through a window. while Philips surrendered to police. . McNair's previous record was outlined to the court, showing six pre- vious convictions for a variety of of- fences, including break and enter. causing a disturbance and taking a motor vehicle without the owner's consent. He had been given jail terms on four occasions. A conditional discharge with a six- month probation was given to Ronald S. Gilliam, 413 Duke St., Cambridge, after he pleaded guilty to possession of a narcotic. He was charged on August 5 after his vehicle was stopped on Highway 21 and a search by. police turned up some liquor and a substance in a plastic bag. The accused admitted the substance was home-grown mari- juana and this was confirmed through analysis. Daniel Steeper, RR 1 Parkhill, ap- peared for sentencing on two charges of creatinganindecent act by expos- ing himself to young ladies in in- cidents in Exciter and Huron Park this past summer. He was given a suspended sentence and placed on probation for 12 months with the understanding he would con- 'inue to get medical treatment. The court was advised the accused was employed, received a positive report fron a doctor and there was no assault threatened in either incident for which he had been charged. 1 Proceedings commenced in the trial of Ronald A. Riley, RR 2 Staff& who was charged with driving with a blood alcohol level over the legal limit following a fatal collision on August 26, 1984. Times -Advocate. December 18, 1985 Page 5 CWL AIDS HOSPITAL — Mary Hogan and Dianne Kaak of the Mount Carmel Catholic Womens League 'present a cheque to South Huron Hospital director of nursing Audrey Pooley for the purchase of a geriatric chair. The donation was the result of monies received from grocery tapes. T -A ph7to ss ,�� r Dear Editor: .. 1 The advantage of being a member of a "two car family" are many. But it can have it's drawbacks, and lack of parking space in the home driveway is not the only one. Your newspaper detailed another when you told the story of the London couple, stopped to allow another vehicle to make a left hand turn. June Littleton stopped behind her hu';band Harold's car, was tail-enaea by another vehicle, and her car was driven into her hubby's. Four thou- sand dollars in damages is certainly something to be considered But what a conversational piece the Lit- tletons have now. No one will be able to top their story when it comes to highway experiences. It is planned to use your story in "Report from the Country" schedul- ed for presentation with the late news on Saturday, December 28th. My thanks to you and your staff for this assistance, and/also, of course, for keeping the Tithes -Advocate in my mail box each week. Sincerely yours, Arthur Carr, CKCO-TV's Country Editor. Kenneth Upshall, 23, of RR 2 Staf- fa, was killed in the accident when the car carrying the two men slammed into a tree on Highway 83, seven km. east of Exeter around 3:00 a.m. At 5:00 p m., Judge Hunter ad- journed the case to be continued in Goderich on January 26. Season 's Greetings Brian & Bairy's Barber Shop Men's Hairstylirj Hours: Mon.. Tues. and Thurs. 8 til 5:30 Fri. 8 til 8 Sat. 8 til 4 Christmas Special Lamour Apple Pectin Shampoo $14. 9s tax Brian Hodgins Barry Overholt eaJon s ,reeItnzj3 Merry Christm&s and Happy New Year Bill, Rosemary & family Gail Turnee, Jean Dunn, Pat Westlake Hwy. M ti.tw..n H.nwll end Zurich Ferguson Apiaries 236.4979 1 /��eatcvrt hr;i.lmai Shopper� �I c from 4p.m.-7p.m. on Dec. 23th and 24th Receive Your FREE Candy Canes for the kids anda Corsage for Mom coupons Mon. - Thurs., 7 a.m. - 10 p.m. Fri. a.m. - 11 p.m. Sat. 8 a.m. - 11 p.m. Sun. 10 a.m. - 11 p.m. District6Op= Exeter Open Christmas Day 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.