Times-Advocate, 1979-11-21, Page 15 (2)•
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NEW ALPHA PI MEMBERS
Presenting roses to Nancy
Strang.
Fleck saga ends as charges
against officers dropped
Assault charges against
five provincial policemen
were dismissed in court by
Judge Glenn Marshman of
London last Thursday due to
a lack of medical evidence.
The charges had been laid as
a result of incidents on the
picket line at Fleck
Manufacturing Ltd. on May
24, 1978.
CJI Trials of the five police
• officers ended October 17,
but Judge Marshman waited
until last week to hand down
his decision.
Marshman said that there
• +`' T` was no evidence of "ex-
- t.,! ` °:�` '1 cessive force" being used.
• " `. `'� "' '�' Marshman quoted Dr. W.
Stecuik who said during the
•
trial that he had examined
some of the complainants. In
— The Alpha Pi chapter of the Beta Sigma Phi sorority welcomed four new members Tuesday. one case, Dr. Steciuk said
Chambers, Susan Moore, Sondra Campbell and Barb Ballantyne was president Susanne that he "found no injury, no
T -A photo evidence of bruising, no
swelling -- only mild
discomfort." Of the Com-
plainants he examined,
Steciuk found nothing that
would be evidence of assault,
Marshman said. Marshman
also pointed out that some of
the complainants did not
seek medical attention at all.
Marshman also pointed
out that movie film taken by
the Ontario Provincial
CANDY STRIPERS RECOGNIZED — Six participants in the progrom at South Huron hospital were recognized Tuesday for
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Welcoming Lisa Rooth, Kathy Topp, Donno Preszcotor and Coleen Forsythe to the group was Grace Gilfillon of the hospital
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Police and by CFPL— TV
did not show any excessive
force being used.
Photographs taken by
photographers of the London
Free Press and by William
Batten of the Exeter Times
Advocatealso failed to show
evidence of excessive force,
Marshman said.
"They (photographs and
film) failed to disclose one
incident where the batons
were used as weapons, in -
chopping motions," Mar-
shman said. On the day in
question, policeman were
dressed in riot gear and
carrying batons. Marshman
said that it was difficult for
the complainants to make
positive identifications
because all the policemen
were dressed alike,.
Acquitted of assault
casing bodily harm were'
acting Inspector Norton
Rhiness, 53 of Toronto, who
was a staff sergeant corn
manding an OPP platoon at
the strike scene, and a
former head of the Exeter
OPP detachment; Const.
Ryan Cox, 27, of Milton
OPP; Cpl. Leroy Hendrick,
49, Const. Constable Harry
Guyitt, 34, and Const. E.A.
Moynes all of Brantford
OPP. A charge of common
assault against Cox was also
dismissed.
Marshman said that one
witness made a very
significant statement He
read the statement while
explaining his decisions. and
quoted the witness as saying,
"He (Moynesi was just
doing his job. he was moving
us out of the way, he had
to move us."
The incidents occurred
when police were clearing
picketers so that a bus load
of non -striking workers
could get to the plant.
Marshman said that in this
case there was nothing
wrong with using riot batons,
as long as they were held
with both hands, and not
swung in one hand as a
weapon.
Marshman took over two
hours to deliver his
judgement.
The policemen charged
were in the court room. but
none of the .complainants
were present.
The complainants were
Frances Piercey, Barbara
Harrison and Mary Ellen
Little
Teen Dance
Friday Nov. 23
at
KIRKTON-WOODHAM
COMMUNITY CENTRE
T:me 830 to 1230
Admission 52.50
Sponsored by
KIRKTON WOODHAM
OPTIMIST
Proceeds for Youth Better-
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Times- Advocate, November 21, 1979 Pane 15
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The Huron County Milk Committee wishes to
thank the following donors of gifts for its
Dairy Princess contest: Bank of Commerce,
Blyth; H & N Dairy Supplies, Walton; Stacey
Bros., Mitchell; Bank of Montreal, Clinton;
T.B. Allen Ltd., Londesboro; Ken Jackson,
Surge Dealer, Seaforth; Agrico, Hensall;
Royal Bank, Clinton; Huron Holstein Club
and Huron Milk Committee. And the donors
of door prizes for the 1979 Dairy Princess
Ball: Tasty Nu Bakery and Cheese House,
Zurich; United Breeders and Gardiner's
Transport.
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