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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1987-06-10, Page 14PAGE: 14-GODERICH SIGNAL -STAB, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 1987 38. Auction Sole 1' y o rse SakI Saturday, June 27/87 Lucke s,W C trimunity Sales Bern 1:00 P.M. T•:Icing c..nsignments of Light ,�.nd I=le <vy 11 rses, P nies, Equipment etc For mire informtin 529-7625 529=7970 AUCTION SALE of household furnishings and an- tiques for iM A RJ . G A R D I N.E'': Lucknow Arena Frid .y, June 12th 5:30 p.m.' Listen to CKNX June 1 l /87 for complete. listing. Auctioneers: Allan R. Miller 395-51162 Haldenby 395-5142 40. Lost & Found WATCH FOUND at St. Mary's ball diamond: Call 524 4418 23 LOST Cocker. Spaniel Collie male dog. Orange rind, white colouring .. answers to Frisky. .in Carlow area Phone 524.2514 often 5. .23nx WOULD THE PERSON who took the white Skyway bike from High School Friday rnorning pleose return to school no questions asked. • 23 • LOST, May 26 mans black and grey leather bike locket Drospo on Bayfield Rd. betw'ee'n Blake and Bennett Phone 4827893 23x . LOS1 Set of keys. Bluck leather tab reading Forbes -Phone 524 2974. 23 41. To Give Away 47. Card of Thanks VINT We would like at this tune to express our sincere thunks to all who met with'us on the occu,ton of uur 50th Wedding Anniversary Our thanks also for all gifts flowers curds and phone culls A yery special thunks 10 our lamely Betty Curmun and Marie Dorothy Joyce and Vic and grand children Thanks also to Rick for supplying the music You all mode our day one we will olwoys ernentber Arnold and Velma Vint 23 48. Coming Events GODERICH ROTARY CLUB Season s 2nd PAPER DRIVE is Saturday June 13 Please hove your papers securely bundled and at the curb by 10 0 rn If you .have books for the summer book sole pleose box there separately and put them out with the papers Paper drives for rest of season are Sept 12 and Nov 7 22 23 KITTENS to five away. Phone 524 6344 22 23 10 GIVE AWAY Male,2 yr. old medium size dog. . Call 524 6638 .23x • TO GIVE ,AWAY Gerinon Shepherd and Collie Puppies Mother very good with children. Call 482 3518" 2.3nx 42. Death Notice KEHL At the University Hospital, London. on Tuesday. June 2 1987. Robert (Bab) Kehl. 148.Cambria St. Stratford founder of Kehl Automotive with stores in Stratford Mitchell and Goderich. Beloved hus• t'and of Evelyn Kelley, dear father of Gerry,and his wife Patty of Mitchell, 4udy and her -husband Geoff Williams ondLanet and her husband Peter Simpson all of "Stratford; grandfather of Kelly and Tyler Kohl Cassie Williams and Shonagh and Allison Simpson brother .of Dorothy (Krupp) Zahlo.tzki and Catherine Bast both of Kitchener. .Mr Kehl was a member of the Goderich Br. 109 of the: Royal Canadian Legion and 1.0.O.F. Huron Lodge No. 62. The family received friends at the W G. Young Funeral Horne 4g0 Huron St.. Strat• ford Thursday 7.9 p rn. Funeral service was held at the tuneful home Friday at 2 p.rn. As expres s•ions of sympathy donations may be made tothe Stretford Hospital Building Fund or the Heart and Stroke Foundation 23 44. Engagements PATTERSON-HOWATT Miss Sholley Patterson and Mr Keitha}lowatt of Cnlgar,y Al,berta along with their parents. Mr Kenneth Pottorson and Mrs Gwen Papple of Blyth and Mr and Mrs Gordon Howatt of RR 1 Auburn wish to announce their engagement The widdutg will take place in Blyth United Church en Saturday June 13 1987 of 3 30 p rn Recep• hen to follow in Blyth 23 McALLISTER-DOTTERER Mr rend Mrs Robert McAllister are pleased to nnnrunce the forthcoming marriage of their son William Jarnes to Elizabeth Anne Dotterer daughter of Geoff Dotterer of Goderich and Mrs Donald Butts of New York Stote The wedding will take place on June 27 1987 of Knox Presbyter inn Church East Street Goderich of 4 p m Rermption to follow in Lucknow 23x 46. In Memoriam • HUCKINS In loving rnembry of a dear father, Ormond Hoskins who passed away June 9th 1981. God tock hum home it was His will But in our hearts we love him still. His memory is as dear today As in the hour he passed away We often sit and think of him When we are rill alone - For memory is the only friend That grief ran call OS own Sadly missed by his daughters Betty Marion Evelyn Mary Lou and Shirley 23x 47. Card of Thanks CRANSTON 1 would like to thank my relatives friends and neighbors for their thoughtfulness during my stay in Universuy Hospital and since coming home Everything hos been greatly appreciated Grnre 3:3 BUCHANAN-SMITH We wish to sincerely thank our friends in rind nrnund• Godes ch who attended our Stag and Doe A spec inl thank you is extended to Noncy Wilson for acting as liaison person between Goderich and Listowel Mary and Brad 23x MERIAM I would like to thank everyone for the very beautiful gifts from my family and community shower Spectol thanks to (Indy Austin and Patti Brindley for their work.in preparing my shower Thanks Pom Moriom 23 STODDART We would hhi to thonk Dr Dnwsrin and the nurses for their excellent, core Al'o to rill the family and friends for gifts rind flowers Monica and Stephanie 23nx Classified Ads will slide rou ka in the right direction AUCTION SALE Modern appliances; furniture; etc. to be held at 105 Brock Street, Goderich On- tario for Mrs. Jean Cummings WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17 AT 6:00 P.M. Matching Inglis washer and dryer, 2 years old; Admiral 30"; electric stove. approx. 6 years old; Admiral square model fridge; Admiral chest freezer; White electric sewing machine in" cabinet; treadle sewing machine; 9 pc. dining room suite in good condition; small china cabinet; tea wagon w/large wheels; cedar -chest; old 3.pc. bedroom suite; antique rocker; chesterfield & chair; recliirrer chair, 2 years old; parlour table; double bed w/mattress; night table; dresser w/mirror; 2 upholstered chairs; chrome table & 4 chairs; 2 chests of drawers; table lamps; pole floor (amps; foot stool; swag lamp; card table; mirrors; clothes hamper; dishes and glassware; pots & pans; 2 oil lamps; child's desk; some bedding; 2 handmade quilts; bookcase; books; radios; small kitchen appliances; a few mechanic's tools; garden tools; plus many other items too numerous to mention. TERMS:. CASH A(JCTIO'tEER Richard Lobb Clinton 48�-7 98 • A CTION SALE Modern appliances; furniture; electric organ; riding mower; „ paddle boat; garden tiller to be held at Richard Lobb's Auctioro Barn, Clinton, Ont. for local consignors SATURDAY, ,JUNE 13 T 10:00 A.M. Lowrey electric organ with double keyboard, base foot controls and all 'the toys; Heritage almond colour fridge, ap- prox. 5 years old; almond Admiral 24" electric stove, approx. 5 years old; Mof- fat green square model fridge; modern 24" propane gas stove; matching Inglis washer and dryer; Viking spin dry washer; electric typewriter; CCM exer- cise bike; floor model colour TV; B & W portable TV; 4 chesterfields; 3 chrome table & chair sets; maple corner table w/drawer, matching chair and chest of drawers; walnut drop leaf gate leg din- ing table; 4 matching dining chairs; Knechtel hutch; 2 oak buffets.w/mirror; wooden bed and matching dresser; 4 drawer chest; antique table w/drawer; electric sewing machine in stand; oak library fable; Bentwood office chair; chesterfield w/pull out bed; several upholstered chairs; 2 recliners; several odd tables & chairs; fancy small tables; dressers; chests of drawers; mirrors; (amps; glassware, pots 8. pans; 4 folding chairs; Contour paddle boat; MTD 5 H.P. riding mower; Ariens 4 H.P. garden tiller; Toro 19" lawn mower; wood lathe w/4 ft. bed; 2 wheel barrows; garden tools plus our usual large offering. TERMS: CASH Auctioneer Richard Lobb 482-7898 EVENING AUCTION SALE Modern appliances and furniture to be held at 206 Wellington Street South, Goderich, Ont. for Mr. & Mrs. Harry Williams THURSDAY, JUNE 18 AT 6:30 P.M. Tappan 30" electric stove; Kenmore frost -free fridge, approx. 5 years old; Frigidaire 9000 BTU air conditioner; round dining table w/centre pedestal; 6 matching dining chairs and china cabinet; modern chesterfield vv/mat- thing chair and ottoman; double bed w/wicker headboard; double bed w/ bookcase headboard; recliner chair.; swivel office chair; bed spread, set of curtains; wicker clothes basket; cheese box; hooked rug; telephone table; folding picnic table; Targe picture; toaster oven; violin and bow; 100 or- namental dogs; poker table; CCM exer- cise bike; lady's right hand set of golf clubs and bag; 2 tin utility tables; 2 foot stools; electric heater; electric hedge trim; fire extinguisher; wet dry vacuum; adjustable pipe threader; battery charger; a few garden tools; 12 Volt car vac; push floor sweeper; small older portable point sprayer; coffee perk and some small glassware Items. TERMS: CASH AUCTIONEER Richard Lobb 402-789:f Clinton et addresses needs of "The Ontario government's May 20 budget gives, concrete backing to the in- itiatives announced in the government's Throne Speech," said David Logan, Presi- dent of the Ontario March of Dienes. "Those initiatives promised in the Throne- Speech which address the special needs of adults with physical disabilities, which now can become reality," Corrunenting the day after the Budget was brought down by Ontario 'Treasurer Bob Nixon, Dr. Loganlsaid, "Such allocations as the $11 billion to health and the $378 million to housing should mean that promises are kept to. expand the assistive devices pro- gram, and to increase accessible housing and attendant care." "A particularly critical section of the Budget is that directed at income. Ontario March of Dimes is pleased to see the income of $50 per month in GAINS -D benefits as well as the tax relief offered to people with low incomes. , "In addition," said Logan, "The $290 milllion enrichment to. transportation should see the fulfillment of the 'Throne Speech promise of increased,. mobility for disabled persons." Logan predicted that disabled people, their families, friends and allies will, in this pre-election period, continue to press the Paper pr government for itemized couuriltnients, with deadlines, in such priority areas as assistive devices, attendant care, accessible and equitable transportation and housing as well as further income supports. Programs listed in.the budget which will affect disabled persons include: - increased disability benefits.: A • $50 -0 - month increase in benefits paid to disabled people with low incomes begins Jane 30 under the (;AIMS -I) program. - more low-income housing: $220 million for low-cost rental units, plus $50 million an- nually for operating costs. The government promises to "enhance housing and in- tegrated support services for the homeless, the disabled, discharged psychiatric pa- tients, victims of family violence, the frail elderly...". Ministry of Housing funds are to be increased by 34 per cent to a new total of $378 million. - tax relief for low incomes: The Property Tax Credit will be increased from $180 to $230. "As a result, an additional 100;000 peo- ple .will pay no Ontario income tax and 60,000 will pay less Ontario income tax." OHIP Premium Assistance will be expand- ed by raising the income limits for premium assistance. "As a result, another 40,00.0 in- dividuals and families with law income will no Ionger pay premiums." No -tax increases poses rules The Law Reform Commission of 'Canada's Working Paper. 55 entitled The Charge ,Document in Criminal Cases proposes a variety' of recommendations to rid our pre- sent rules governing the drafting' of criminal charges of complexities and technicalities. The Commission has attempted to balance simplicity and clarity against the need to maintain fairness in the administration of justice. There has long existed a widespread public perception that, , on occasion, ' criminals go free because of the success of. technical objections based on some error divorced from the. mertits • of the actual charge. By contrast, a„ perception of un- fairness also has existed because of what many defence counsel describe as -a "routine lack of factual information .in criminal charges," especially in crimes such as fraud or -conspiracy involving com- plex factual. allegations. The rules governing- the drafting of criminal charges grew from the desire in judges to alleviate the severity of the -law in earlier times when a great many crimes were punished by death by the gallows. Thus the early case-law held that the slightest defect in a criminal pleadingturn- ed un- ed the whole matter -into a -nullity. Tfrge• ' has passed, but the courtshave had recur- rent difficulty in shedding off the technical restraints of the earlier case-law. Efforts •at law reform' extending well over a 'hundred years have been.similarly unsuccessful. The goal -- the resolution of criminal trials on their merits, not on the basis of technical mistakes in the drafting of criminal charges has been easy to, define but attaining it has proven elusive. Highlights - The Commission recominends - that a .. single document called a "charge docu- ment" should be employed throughout the process rather than the two forms which are currently in use, that is. the "information" and "indictment". Also, the- Commission - recommends that the same rules of pleading or drafting documents should apply to both . summary conviction and indictable offences if the present scheme for classifying crimes rower&coumry REAL ESTATE isabled are planned. In addition, the Government has promised that "tax reform should not preclude the introduction of a guaranteed annual income•" - increased transportation budget: $290 million will be spent over the next three years to upgrade and expand the transpor- tation system. "Service improvements and expansion of the GO 'Transit system will be funded at over $100 million to municipalities for 'capital spending on their transit systems." - accessible tourism: The Budget promis- ed "funds to make tourism and recreation programs and facilities more 'accessible to disabled persons..." - student loans and grants: Ontario Stu- dent Assistance Program i ()SAP I has been increased by $25 million, or 17 per cent, for the corning academic year. - interest relief planwill be introduced. The plan links repayment of student loans to actual income. multiculttiralisni:. Budget offers $4 million in new funds to begin activities, in- cluding "expansion of second language training, multilingual resourccb materials for newcomers." - assistive devices: No specific mention in Budget, but promised in Throne Speech. $11 billion allocated to Ministry of Health. averring char within the Criminal ('ode is maintained. ( The Commission recommended in Working Paper 54 entitled Classification of Offences that- these two categories of crimes be simplified and that the.. procedural rules governing crimes should, to the• extent possible, be the same throughout the Criminal Code. ) • . Working Paper 55 also contains a variety -of recommendation5'simplifying the form of the charge document and clarifying the re- quirements of -the contents of a. charge document. The. central proposal of the Commission's paper results in the virtual eradication of the so-called "doctrine of • nullity." Rather than allowing charges to be quashed; the Commission proposes,that broad powers of amendment' be employed coupled with • a court power to order other necessary relief to an affected party such as the granting of an adjournment, • etc'. 1 Only ,,j lllegations which purport to charge a crime that is' unknown to the law would result in total in- validation under the Commission's propos- ed scheme.)' Another significant alteration to the ex- i'sting „law urged by the Coinrnissi,on would allow certain related charges to, be joined with a charge of murder. ( Those crimes which could be joined are manslaughter, at- tempted murder, criminal negligence caus- ing death, or any, other crime, capable of be- ing tried before a jury which the accused consents to have tried . with a charge of Murder 1. Presently the Criminial Code does not allow for these other charges to be join- ed with one of murder. The Commission also attempts in this Working' Paper., to clarify- the law concerning the ability of the court to ''grant a severance" of accused or counts which are joined together in a single charge document. The Commission w•ould.give'a.discretion to the courts to remove either named accused or counts ina charge in specified cir- cumstances. For example, where the accus- ' ed persons have antagonistic defences, a severance might he Ordered, thus resulting in separate trials.. Also, if important ging e SunisQt death 3 bedroom home featuring 2 full bathrooms, kitchen, dining area, Targe living room, main floor laun- dry, full basement, insulated heated garage, half acre lot. Call Wayne 291-3500 or 356-2334 Don Hamilton Real Estate and Insurance Limited Richard Lobb Auctioneer (1INTON 482-78,111 AUCTION CALENDAR "rAT., IIINE 11 AT .10:00 A.M.: 1 u'nituue ,ti) 1,1.,10. 1.• K•, It,url Inhl, \nt brill Hain Wit).. 111Nf 17 AT ft:00 P.h1.: \',.Lh,•r ,\ Arse, t r•e. ',Ill 111 1.Ir4 tin .In\r• It 51•,1?. 11111 ;reit;, '1 In ,linea: -.0 11 11',1 55al:int ( 11111 I,I,,tr• ;11 1e.1'h1 1111 1411'1 h ,1t III") flout k Street ( ,u11r01 h Iii \11, Iran ( Omenn;:. THFJRS•, 'UNE 18 AT 6:10 P.M.: \11xlr'rn ,tit ttlr,nn 0, and tiirnitutr to hr held .it ,.'ItA \Veli .111 :1"" til 5 1016'111 It if \ti ,\ \1r. 11.111A SAT., llINE 20 AT 10:00 A.M.: 1 n,riiluri ,111 I,i,.uur'i1•- ,1 h', Tuareg 10,1, \u, hen I1,urut ( Il itl,!1 m SAT„ [(INF 27 AT 111:00 \ \f,: I iii• i hr'rlrnnri h,tit'1 ,� u:.n1i;t nt Timm, !rl I,i11- 1,11111110.. 1,11, I, nui, .i .1111tli,1111 e•• tr' In ,tr-111 If giro h,'lrl \n ni lin \Ir .incl \{r. ( 1,11' \11-1n1 1 a-- -----'+alem ---mil •. 2-3 bedroom aluminum sided home, large living room eat•in kitchen. 4 piece both, approx. 20 minutes -north of Goderich. Hwy. location. Priced to sell. For further information tall Warren Zinn agent for Wilfred Mclntee Co. Ltd. 528-3710. evidence rn tavour of one accused is ad- missible but could be damaging in a joint trial, a severance might be ordered. A clear • •i•iu example of a possible: severance scenario occurs when one of two jointly c'harged.ac- cusecfrpersons has made a confession Which. if introduced and proved, would prejudice the jury against the other•. accused•person. I According to current law such a confession is not to h' •regarded as evidence against a co -accused but merely, evidence against the person who has made such a confession. 1 Background The•criminal charge is in essence.an ac.'- cusation that an individual has committed a crime, Charging a person with a crime' is. - one of the most serious steps a society can take against an individual and the mere fact of being charged can have enormous r'eper- cussions in the life of the person charged. Because of 'the importance attached -to this particular step in criminal proceedings, a comprehensive webb' of technical re- quirements has evolved over time to govern and control its exercise. Primarily' these re- quirements concern the drafting of tht' criminal charge and are of assistance in determining -when and in what sir= cumstances a criminal charge might be in- validated on the . basis of •improper "pleading" or drafting. Complex rules and case-law now govern: - the way in which an .allegation of the of= fence is set out in the charge document; - whether certain factual emissions or failure to :set out matters of la\\ could hi - validate a charge document: - whether additional information should be provided in the statement of the offence contained in the char.g•e document and whether the prosecution would be bound to prove all of t'he.matters set out in that stale - n. • it of the offence: - whether charges combining two or more. offences- within the same docunittnt could be proceeded upon: and, • - where certain defects are contained in a charge document. whether such defects could be "cured" by, amending the ducu- rnent so as to rectify the defect. HUGHES REALTY ILMMITED 30 KingslFdh Sf. ditkiwelth OPEN HOUSE 10 Suncoast Drive W., Goderich Thursday, June 11 4:00 t0 0:00 m. j°1P:61::i1<:21\ '61 t.' gel's sec u : ‘40; REALTY LIMITED" 30 Kingston St. Goderich 524-7373 524-8100 1 Floor Home In 40's ' 3 bedrooms, sparkling clean, attractive decor. Double garage, Targe manicured grounds, sundeck. Just listed. Call Rita Allen 524-8480. House & Extra Lot 111' frontage, subject to severance. 2 storey family home. 4 bedrooms, natural trim, pine floors, full basement. Roof & exterior new 5 years ago. Asking 562,500. Call Ebb Ross 524-8786. Enjoy The Sunsets From this 3 bedroom insulated cottage, furnished, woodstove, drilled well, im- maculate condition, situated on a hedgr Tined 70' lakefront lot near Bayfield. Call Norma Taylor 482-9921. Horne ,= 10 Acres 545,000. 1' , storey brick home, main floor bedroom, bath, full basement, combina- tion furnace, garage. Open for offers. CaII Rita Allen 524-8480. New Listing, Bungalow 553,000. Immaculate home, close to all conveniences. Low heating cost. Ideal starter or retirement home. Call Rita Allen 524-8480. Your Own Ponderosa Ranch bungalow, just south of Goderich. Enjoy the well treed, private ' , acre lot through the patio doors of the sunken living room with fieldstone fireplace, drilled well, satellite dish, garden shed. Steps to lake. Don't miss this. Call Nor- ma Taylor 482-9921. 18 Acres - Mixed bush, 2 streams, Goderich, Twp. Call Norma Taylor 482-9921. 524-8480 524-8786 524-9581 482-9921 Rita Allen Ebb Ross Barb Shewfelt Norma Taylor