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Sharing award
Two defencemen shared the awards as most valuable defencemen for the Brussels Bulls at
the team's annual awards night Friday at the BMG Community Centre. Team secretary Doug
Show (left) presents one award to Jamie Gibbings while executive member Debbie Hoy
presents the other award to Joe Walker.
Rebekah Lodge visited by DDP
'Woman gets fine
for breaching probation
The regular meeting of Morn
ingstar Rebekah Lodge took place on
Tuesday, April 23 with Noble Grand
Janet McCutcheon presiding. There
was a large attendance at this meeting
with visitors from Seaforth, Wing1
ham, Monkton and Listowel.
At this meeting District Deputy
President Ruth Campbell of Huron
District No. 23 paid her semi-annual
visit to our Lodge. She gave a very
meaningful message and was present
ed with a gift as a token of apprecia
tion as she completes her term as
District Deputy President.
The spring Variety Fair is to be
held on Friday, May 3 at 7 p.m. and
Saturday, May 4 with the Bake Sale
and Tea Room open at 11 a.m.
Morningstar Lodge is partaking in
a 'Plant a Tree' program. The Lodge
members extended their thanks to the
Reeve Gordon Workman and village
council for giving them a beautiful
maple tree to plant as part of this pro
ject
A donation was made to the Cancer
Society, also a donation was made to
Camp Trillium. It is a camp for chil
dren with leukemia. This camp has
proved to be a blessing to the chil
dren and their families and has been
sponsored by the I.O.O.F. and
Rebekah Lodges of Ontario for sev
eral years.
A donation was made to the Mis
sion Services of London. It is this
Mission that the used clothing not
sold at the Variety Fair is given.
There is a great need for used cloth
ing.
The District meeting to which all
Past Noble Grands of our District are
invited is to be held in Seaforth April
25, 1991. The name of our incoming
District Deputy President will be
revealed at this meeting.
A former Howick Township
woman received a $100 fine for
breach of probation when she
appeared in Ontario Court, Criminal
Division in Wingham, Thursday.
Dorothy (Vickie) Higgins of Kitch
ener, and formerly of Wroxeter, had
been charged after she failed to
appear for two appointments with her
probation officer last June and July.
Joanne Palmer, the probation offi
cer, testified that Ms Higgins had
appeared in her Goderich office June
7, 1990 to say she was on probation
under a sentence issued by a Kitchen
er court and she would be living in
Huron County. Ms Palmer set up an
appointment to meet Ms Higgins
again in Wingham on June 27. On
that date Ms Higgins did not appear
but her boyfriend, Richard Metzloff,
who was also on probation, reported
she had been unable to attend
because she was working in a Harris
ton hotel. He was told to inform her
she should call Ms Palmer.
The next day Ms Higgins did call
and another appointment was set for
July 5. Again she failed to show for
the appointment and subsequent let
ters sent to her home were returned
with her address unknown.
Ms Higgins testified that she had
been in Harriston on July 5 waiting
for Mr. Metzloff to return from a trip
to Windsor but he had had an acci
dent and she was unable to get to
Wingham for the appointment. She
was unable to call to tell of the prob
lem because she wasn’t allowed to
make long distance calls from the
phone at the hotel.
Her attorney argued that although
there had been a breach of Ms Hig
gins’ probation, these was no evi
dence of a wilfulness required under
the law. On one occasion she had
telephoned the probation officer and
on another occasion was unable to
attend because of an accident
But Judge R.G.E. Hunter said the
arguments weren’t good enough.
There is no provision in the probation
order for saying you’re pulling pints
in a hotel and can’t show up for an
appointment, he said. Further, after
the accused failed to appear for her
July 5 appointment, “as far as the
Goderich probation officer is con
cerned, she disappeared off the face
of the earth.” He noted that Ms Hig
gins never telephoned or contacted
the office to explain that she had
moved to Kitchener (where she has
reported to a probation officer this
spring.
The Judge fined her $100 or five
days in jail with 90 days to pay.
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