Zurich Citizens News, 1975-11-26, Page 26Page 6 - Citizens News, December 3175
Gets jail sentence on impaired charges
A Huron Park man was
sentenced to a total of 17 days
in jail when he appeared before
Judge Glenn Hays Q.C. on
two charges of impaired driving,
Tuesday.
Theodore L Legris, had been
charged with the offence on
November 24 and was scheduled
to appear in court. He then be-
came involved in an accident;
in Exeter Saturday night and
nded up facing both charges.
In addition to the jail term,
.egris was prohibited from driv-
ng for a total of 24 months.
Judge Hays said he was
amazed that the accused would
,ecome involved in a second
)ffence while awaiting a court
►ppearance on the first. The
Crown Attorney, noting previous
, onvictions in the Huron Park
man's record, asked for the
jail sentence.
Three people were each fined
$75 after pleading guilty to charg
es of having narcotics in their
possession. The three had been
charged in separate incidents.
They were Michael Devecchi,
London; John MacLeod, Huron
Park, and David Dunn, RR1
Hay.
All three pleaded guilty to
the charges.
Gary Sauder, Huron Park,
was given a conditional discharge
on a charge of possessing a
narcotic. He had appeared
previously and a pre -sentence
report was termed "favorable".
He was ordered to comply
Ron and Jean Wareing's
5� to $1 store was broken into
on the weekend. The entry was
made through a small window
at the back of the store. A small
amount of cash was taken.
COUNTY
APPOINTMENTS
NON -COUNTY
COUNCILLORS
Each year the County
of Huron makes cert-
ain appointments to
various local boards
or committees. County
appointments are to be
made in 1976 to each
of the following:
Huron County Land
Division Committee
Huron County Public
Library Board
If you would like to
have your name consid-
ered for such an appoint-
ment, please submit
details in writing (incl-
uding your telephone
number) and indicating
in which of the above
you are interested.
Submission to be rec-
eived by the under-
signed by 12:00 Noon,
Wednesday, December
31, 1975.
B.G. Hanly,
Administrator
County of Huron
Court House
';�aderich; Ont.
with the terms of a probation
for 12 months and to totally
abstain from the use or posses-
sion of narcotics.
In other cases heard by Judge
Hays and Justice of the Peace
Douglas Wedlake, the following
fines were levied:
Alvin Gould, RR 1 Exeter,
$200 for the theft of nine 8 -track
tapes from a car in Hay Town-
ship. The owner of the car
from which the tapes were
stolen told the court he saw
someone get out of a truck
and take the tapes. He notified
police who were able to recover
the items.
Paul McInnis, RR 3 Dashwood,
$103 for careless driving. He
was involved in a single car
crash when he lost control of
his vehicle in loose gravel.
A high rate of speed was given
as one of the reasons for the
accident.
Paying fines for having liquor
in a place other than their re-
sidence were: Clifford G. Holt,
London $53; Douglas R. Fisher,
Goderich, $53; Robert Hawke,
llderton $53; Kenneth Barry
Campbell, RR 2 Ailsa Craig,
$53; David Vincent, Crediton,
$53.
Leo Dietrich, Centralia,
$33 for following another veh-
icle too closely.
Paying speeding fines were
Bruce Whitney, RR 1 Dashwood,
$27; Francis Potts, Petrolia,
$33; Brian Schultz, RR 2 Clinton,
$33; Malcolm Dort, Owen Sound,
$13; Blair Hayes, London $33.
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