Zurich Citizens News, 1978-06-29, Page 2Page 2
Citizens News, June 29, 1978
$500 fine
Assault charge levied against man
Several stiff fines were
handed out in Exeter court
by Judge W. G. Cochrane,
, Tuesday, including a $500
levy against a Huron Park
man on a charge of indecent
assault.
Floyd S. Costain had been
charged following an in-
cident on March 18 when he
arrived at a house in a
drunken state and made
indecent advances on a
woman.
The woman's husband was
in bed and there were two
other people in the home at
the time.
Costain was given two
months in which to pay the
fine or an alternative jail
term of 50 days. He was also
placed on probation for one
year by Judge Cochrane.
A Hensall man, Lloyd
Garnet Allan, was fined a
total of $300 and ordered to
make restitution in the
amount of $175, after
pleading guilty to three
charges of wilful damage.
The charges were laid on
May 6 as the result of stop
HAFLINGERS
FAIR TO FEATURE HAFLINGERS — One of the many attractions at this year's Zurich Fair
will be a team of Haflinger ponies. The ponies which will come from the Dolson Creek Farm of
Harrow, originated in Austria and were first brought to North America in 1958 by Tempel
Farms of Illinois. The first two Haflingers were acquired in 1973 by the Harrow area farm and
by 1975 had grown to a six horse hitch by 1975. Fairgoers will be able to see these ponies
with the distinctive manes and deep rich colours through the sponsorship of John Deere
Limited.
signs being knocked down in
two locations in Grand Bend
and one in Hensall.
Allan was also placed on
probation for one year.
Garry R. Cottle, RR 1
Woodham, was fined $250 or
25 days after pleading guilty
to a charge of failing to
remain at or return to the
scene of an accident.
The court learned he was
involved in a collision in
Exeter on June 1 at the in-
tersection of Huron and Main
streets. Total damage in the
accident was set at $1,800.
Cottle was given 30 days in
which to pay the fine.
Three men were given an
absolute discharge after
appearing on mischief
charges. The trio had been
charged after they placed
beer bottles in a dryer and
turned it on in a Hensall
apartment. building. Granted
the discharges were James
Laverne Cottle and Gerald
Alvin Cottle, RR 1 Woodham,
and Ronald Lewis Harris,
Stratford.
Granted a conditional
discharge was Lawrence
Timothy Pole, 17, Dashwood,
who pleaded guilty to having
narcotics in his possession on
April 22. He was found with
approximately five grams of
marijuana in five hand -
rolled cigarettes.
Pole was placed on
probation for one year.
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