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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1975-12-10, Page 20Page 2O'- Citizens News, Dec. 10175 Charged with assault after accident A man involved in an area ac- cident on August 5 appeared in court, Tuesday, to face a charge of assault laid after he struck a lo- cal man who had stopped at the scene of the accident to see if any- one needed assistance. Michael Harrison, R.R. 1, Union, had pleaded not guilty to the charge before Judge Glenn Hays, but the plea was later changed to guilty after the testi- mony of the assault victim and a SH teams post wins Boys basketball teams at South Huron District High School carne with three vict- ories in a tripleheader against Wingham. The midgets won their contest 30-17. Dave Bogart led the scor- ing with 14 points and Dave Att- hill added eight. The juniors came through with a narrow 40-38 victory as the result of a basket by Kevin Shiels in the last 20 seconds of play. Paul Pooley was, top point get- ter with nine while Dave Boltz- mann was next with eight and Jeff 0' Brien and Kevin Shiels scored,six points apiece and Peter DKoker notched five. The senior win over Wing -ham was by a score of 40-25. In a Tuesday wrestling meet, South Huron downed Parkhill by a score of 63-18. Winning matches for the local school were Richard Rooseboom, Kevin Hern, Cliff Hicks, Mike Weste- laken and Perry Sereda, Mark Paton, Brian Mayer, Rick Skin- ner and John Coolman. Rick Skinner was the best wrestler of the day, Preston Dearing was the most improved and Cliff Hicks managed the fastest pin. 30'181 89118$E` P8088 574 7811 AIR CONDITION1,,a WED. DEC. 10 to 13th tt'HENNESSY' ISA CDMPELLINI; buar'ENSE MELO• DRAMA, CRAFTED WITH CARE AND CLEVERNESS.99 ..../he Most Dongetous Man Alive. Damon 001.00111114.4.11V11.1 Lee RIebard �•> :•. .:--..� : ?ro.a>aow..d PLUS "CARRY ON GIRLS" ADULT SAT. DEC. 13 MATINEE 3 BIG CARTOONS FOR THE KIDS! Programs Subject To Changs Wtlhout Notice U SI 4 AFC Nee PROAL BIM DALE ROBERTSON HOWARD KEEL EDGAR BUCHANAN BARBARA JEAN WONG SUN. DEC. 14 `Suburban Wives" the 9to5 widows. AND "COMMUTER HUSBANDS" MON. DEC. 15 and 16 THE ULTIMATE IN ALL MARTIAL ARTS! SEE 80 ►IVPREOSALE 0EU11 WEAPONS ARO RI! LARNE FA MAYTERE 1111 NEW EIER4 IIPtioN ors ine:ruarr E .. k AND "7 BLOWS OF THE DRAGON" WED DEC 17 to 20th Th&; Comedy Sens0o0l6%h Year/. "I ICFIATON O acid SEAT' UmladArtie, friend. The victim was Doug Fairbairn, Exeter, who happened on the scene of the crash with a friend, Ron Essery. When Fairbairn asked if anyone was hurt, Harri- son hit him and then kicked him in the head. Fairbairn sustained a fractured cheek bone. Harrison told the court he re- membered nothing of the inci- dent. He was injured in the acci- dent. Judge Hays levied a fine of $400 or 40 days in jail and gave the accused 15 days in which to pay. A Huron Park man, James Foster, was fended a total of $103 on each of two charges he faced for careless driving. They were laid on consecutive days, July 12 and July 13. He was involved in an accident on both occasions. Brian Coghlin, R.R. 1, Atwood, was fined $200 or 20 days on a charge of dangerous driving on November 26 and in addition he was prohibited from driving a motor vehicle for nine months. He was also fined $53 for having liquor in a place other than his residence. The youth had been charged after a police chase in Huron Park. His erractic driving had at- tracted the attention of police. During the ensuing chase, he went through 15 stop signs and tore up 250 feet of lawn at the Centralia College of Agricultural Technology, where he is a stu- dent. He finally ran into a con- crete wall and his car was demol- ished and he and two passengers were injured. In other cases heard by -Judge Hays and Justice of the Peace Douglas Wedlake, the following fines were levied: David Holden, Goderich, $33 for a speed of 65 in a 50 zone; Wil- liam VanBergen, Exeter, $13 for a speed of 70 in a 60 zone. Wayne Layton, R.R. 3, Clinton, $32 for failing to have a copy of a commercial vehicle registration and another $53 for permitting the improper use of a commercial plate. Zlexander Hehn, Walkerton, $53 for failing to produce an oper- ating authority to truck from a Walkerton plant to Zurich. Tuckersmith closes road at Vanastra Tuckersmith township council Tuesday night authorized the closure of the 5th Avenue ent- rance at Vanastra to Highway 4. The entrance constructed by the developer of Vanastra comp- lex over two years ago is loc- ated on the highway just below the crest of the hill and a fifth of a mile north of the Vanastra road intersection with the high- way where there are collector and turnoff lanes. The 5th Avenue entrance was called a "hazardous location where four accidents have occur- red this year," by Ontario Prov- incial Police Corporal Ray Prim - eau who attended the council session with Constable John Wray. Both are from the Goder- ich detachment. Corporal Primec!I termed the Vanastra road intersection "an ideal situation for turning off the highway." Ministry of Transportation and Communications officials J.B. Morris and MP Laurin were also in attendance to discuss closure of the entranceway prompted by a request from Tuckersmith for a turning lane and lighting. Mr. Laurin said the only way to solve the problem is close the entranceway as the Ministry will not spend money on it when there is a satisfactory turning road a fifth of a mile away. With the entranceway located near the crest of the hill no amount of money would make it a safe place to turn. Reeve Elgin Thompson expres- sed deep concern that closing the entranceway would be a problem for growth in Vanastra. He said he was worried that increased traffic to one road from the homes and truck traffic from the business section would prove a hazard to children. Mr. Morris said the turning land at the western entrance way to Harpur Hey off Highway 8 would be constructed in the spring. Mr. Laurin said he would attempt to have the Ministry install a streetlight at the east- ern entrance to Harpur Hey as agreed on last year, but recently rejected by the province because of the lack of funds. In other business council ren- ewed its contract with Bud Chamney Bros. for garbage removal at Vanastra. An increas- ed rate of $118 per week for 260 householders ONLY 1 DAYS FT TO TAKE ADVANTAGE •FTHE5%TAX '�EBATE Over 30 New Fords in stock for immediate delivery CHECK THIS LIST OF USED AUTOMOBILES FOR IUTST.,NDING VAWES, 1974 BUICIC CENTURY two door hardtop, eight cylinder, automatic transmission, power brakes and power steering. 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