MAGISTRATES COURT Disqualified Driver Was Taking Girl To Hospital

Press, Volume CVI, Issue 31343, 13 April 1967, Page 7

MAGISTRATES COURT Disqualified Driver Was Taking Girl To Hospital

A disqualified driver who was taking hi* sick girl friend to hospital after she had taken some sleeping tablet*, on April 10, was convicted and fined £3O and disqualified from driving for a further year. He was appearing in the Magistrate’s Court yesterday. Mr P. L. Molineaux S.M, was on the bench. The driver, Wayne Edward Black, aged 17, a labourer, said he was by himself at the time when his girl friend became ill and he had to get her to hospital as soon as possible. Detective Sergeant A. B. Dalzell said that on investigation, it was found the girl had been rushed to hospital. Black (who was not represented), pleaded guilty. STOLE RINGS A teen-age girl, whose name was suppressed, was remanded on bail to April 19, on five charges of theft of rings, to a total value of £276 2s 6d from four Christchurch jewellers. She pleaded guilty to all charges and was represented by Mr R. S. D. Twyneham. Mr Twyneham in asking for interim suppression of his client’s name, said she had a background of mental upset and had received mental treatment. HARBOURED ESCAPER Warren James O’Connor, aged 17, a timber stacker, was remanded on bail to April 19 for sentence when he was convicted on a charge of harbouring an escaper from the Child Welfare home in Ferry road between March 13 and 16. O’Connor (Mr G. R. Lascelles) pleaded not guilty. THEFT AND ASSAULT Gary Michael Warren, aged 18, * bricklayer’s apprentice, was charged with theft of 8s and assaulting a youth, A. A Dearden. He was convicted and remanded to April 14 for sentence on each charge. Detective P. V. White said Warren was one of a party of youths who were at Thompson Park, New Brighton on March 11 and that he admitted tripping Dearden and asking him for some money to pay for beer. Warren (Mr R. L. Kerr), pleaded guilty to the charge of assault and not guilty to the theft charge. He said he thought he was entitled to the Ss for the beer as he had placed some beer in Dearden's car and did not want him to “have it for nothing.*’ THEFT OF HAM A youth, who, while cleaning a room at J. C. Hutton's (N.Z) Ltd. factory on April 11. noticed a ham and then hid it in a pile of tyres, was convicted and fined si*. The youth, Colin Robert Wickenden, aged 28, a workman, said he later took the ham from the pile of tyre* and was going take it home as he was huncsy and be had no food at hoaie. He pleaded guilty. Detective Sergeant Dalzell sai* the defendant was apprehenfed as be was going out of the factory. The ham was valuerf at a 4s sd. REMANDED Jlhn David William McShagry, aged 23, a soldier, was remanded lon bail to April 2* tor the taking of depoeltions on two changes of assault with intent to Injure at Christchurch on Maith 27. H 4 was charged with assaulting i Neil Robert Trainor and John Moore Kelly. Mr G. S. Brockett appeared for the accuse*. ! TRAFFIC CASES Traffic prosecution* brought by the aollce resulted in offenders being penalised as follows: Careless us*.—Herbert David Houston, 810; Robert Charles Smith. *7 l«s.

Failing to give way.—Harold Jonas, £7. No driving licence.—Yvonne Francos Trevor, 13. Exceeding 30 miles an hour.— Andrew Adam Cowe, £5. (Before Mr H. J. Evans, S.M.) TRAFFIC CHARGES Fines Imposed on traffic charges brought by the Transport Department yesterday totalled £lo*3. Fines were imposed as follows, with costs of 81 10s on each charge:— Exceeded 30 miles an hour: Kenneth Lee, £3: Stanley Allstar White, £7; Russell Peter Grieve, £8 10s; Kevin Brian Anstiss, £l5; Arthur Charles Sproson, £7; Bruce Gordon Waldron. £8 10s; Patrick David Sands, £9; Arthur Lawrence Gribble. £7; William Hudson Walker, £6; James Duncan McLean, £10; Peter Andrew Quigley, £7 10s; Noel Frederick Mcllraith, £5; Trevor Warren Williams, £10; Robert Stanley Andrews, £l5 (pillion passenger not wearing safety helmet, £5); Bruce Edward Penrose, £8 10s; Arthur Norton Sim, £7; Hilda Gladys Walls, 85; Brian David Carey. 87 10s; John Raymond Connor. £8 10s; Hermanns Hoogstrate, £10; Leslie Ralph Judkln, £6; Albert Francis Lawrence, £3: Phillip James Lilley, £10; Gavin Joseph McGrath, 89; Warren Kenneth Mcllroy, £5; Nesbit Sidney Nepata, £8 10s; Robert Cyril Watson, £l2: Derek Waugh, £4; Gale Marie Beer, £8; Jane Brownlee, £8; Kenneth Christofferson, £7; Kevin John Cairn. £8; Melvin Philip Chandler, £7; Catherine Margaret Cooney, £7 10s; Alfred James Coy, £9; Rewi Leonard Evans, £7; Russell John Grigor, £6; Stuart Hale, £7; Ronald Godwin Hill. £7; Bruce Edwin Hopewell, £8; Gordon John Lange, £7: Michael Alistair Lilly, £5; Colin Alexander McNally, £7; Edwin George Mauger, £7; Kevin Richard Monkman. £10; Edward O’Sullivan, £5; CoUn William Thomas, £8; Nsaama Thompson, £8 10s; Nicholas Vanderlem, £8 10s; Johannes Marinus Van Klink. £7; Donald John Waugh, £6; Ralph Keith Wilkins, £8 (no warrant of fltne**, £1); Gerard Gilmore, £10; Joseph Peter Adams, £7; Desmond James Bartlett, £8; Douglas John William Brown, £8; Frank Terence Butler, £0; William Peter Campbell. £7; Jack Elliott James Crew, £7; Lesley Dallas Dwight, £10; Neville Andrew Franci*. £7; Harry Karlis Grinlaubs, £7; Leonard Hadfleld, £7; David Philip Hart, 88; Graham Albert Hillis, £6; Christina May Holmes, £8; Alan George Jackman, £7; Charles Johnston, £9; Daphne Jeanette Kidd, £7; Kenneth Charles King, £7 (no warrant of fltness, £l. failed to stop for traffic officer, £lB and licence cancelled for two months); Gary Donald Levy, £7 10s; Graham Herbert McFadden, £8; Edmund McCullock Mortimer, £7; James William PhUlips, £9; Reginald George Price, £8: Colin Gordon Reesby, £8; lan Vernon Reinke, £8 10s; Godfrey Francis Roche, £6; Brian Henry Skudder. £10; Walter Earl Smith, £10; James Dawsen Tait, £8 and licence cancelled for one month; David Francis Thompson, £7: Richard Graham Tweedie, £lO and licence cancelled for two months; Geoffrey Russell Vincent, £8; Mathew Walton, £8 10s; Peter Ward, £7; Frederick Yeldon. £lO. No warrant of fltness: Rodney MaxweU Woods, £2; Roderick Francis Irvine, £3; Brian Edwin Steventon, £4; James Fredsrlck Corfisld, £3 (no rear number plate, £3); Kenneth Raymond Edgeworth, £1 (no driver's licence, £l2 and prohibited from obtaining a licence for six months); Allan Donald Beck, costs (dangerous tyres, £8); Arthur James Jamieson. £8: Brian Henry Johnson, £1; Bryan Tindall, £1 (operated dangerous vehicle, £lB, and licence cancelled for three months); Raymond Robert Williams, £*. Crossed against traffic lights: Graeme John Burnley, costs; Claude Jack Ferrier, £B.

Operated vehicle which was ordered to be taken off the road: Paul Charles Harris, £lO. (no warrant of fltness, £2, wrong class of driver's licence. £10: failed to produce driver’s licence, costs and prohibited from obtaining a licence for one year). Failed to stop at compulsory stop sign: Laris Kings, £8; Phillip John Saunders, £10; Maurice John Hale, £10; Norma Dorothy McCsrten, £5: William Maurice Sawyers, £*: Paul

Winston Freer, £B, and licence cancelled for one month (no warrant of fitness, £1): Godfrey Ansae Pablecheque, £18; Warren Darcy Broughton, £10; Joseph Stanley Johns, £l2; Lola Daphne Fraher, £5; Graham Frank Kendall, £8: Ross William Mason, £10; Cleone Elisabeth Shiel, £8 10s. Exceeded 55 mile* an hour: Melville Stavely Turton, £4; Frank William McWatt. £8: Charles Hugh Thoma* Hutt, £4; Barry Raymond Broomhall, £5. Exceeded axle weight: William Percy Jarden, £5; B. J. Hale. Ltd., ft (exceeded heavy traffic licence, £8). Failed to give way: Brennan Lorraine Hart, £5. No. driver’s licence: Ronald Noel McConchle, £25 (no warrant of fitness, costs, used vehicle before change of ownership completed, costs). Failed to keep left: Adrian Marius Leppens, £5; Neville Allan Ohlson, £1; David William Poynts, £5 (exceeded 30 miles an hour, £2); Keith Edward Bartlett, £7; Michael Hugh Henry, £B. No certificate of fitness: L. Drury Engineering, Ltd., £5. Exceeded 40 miles an hour with trailer: Charles Kenny, £10; John Ralston Dick, £l5. No warning device: Peter Robert Bartlett, £8; Peter Robin Lidgett, £2 (defective silencer. £10). Carried pillion passenger on power-cycle not designed to carry plllon passenger: John Gerrard Fogarty. £6. Insufficient lights: Sidney Maxwell Fleming, £6. Passed without 300 ft of clear visibility: Norman De Roo, £5. Careless driving: Alfred Valentine Smith, £3. Insecure load: Owen Balhop, £2O. Passed on intersection: Stuart James Barr. £7; Trevor Douglas Johnston, £7. Proceeded from stop sign before the way was clear: Allan Nairn Drysdale, £7. Failed to display L plate: Margaret Veronica Foggo, £5. Failed to dip lights: Nancy Gwendoline Gant, £B. (Before Messrs T. Smith and J. T. Bisman, Justices of the Peace.) COMMITTED FOR TRIAL Auvale Selnafo, aged 30, a steam presser (Mr J. K. Fuimaono) pleaded not guilty to a charge that with intent to injure David Francis Thompson he did injure him on March 17, He was committed to the Supreme Court for trail. Ball was allowed. John Rangihuna, aged 33, a slaughterman (Mr K. J. Fuimaono) Was committed tor trial on a charge of receiving a camera valued at £3O 9s 3d, the property of Alva Lynette Peihopa, knowing at the time it had dishonestly been obtained and on an alternative charge of theft of the same camera on February 27. Ball was allowed. TUESDAY (Before Mr K. H. J, Headifen, S.M.) NINE MONTHS’ GAOL Alwyn Keith Aldridge, aged 21, was sentenced to nine months’ imprisonment, to be followed by one year’s probation, when he appeared for sentence on a charge of having unlawful carnal knowledge of a female detained under the Mental Health Act. SIX MONTHS’ GAOL Peter Francis George Barraball, aged 29, a male nurse, was sentenced to six months’ imprisonment when he appeared for sentence on a charge of attempted sexual intercourse with a female detained under th* Mental Health Act. BORSTAL TRAINING Roy Gourley, aged 20, a brick kiln yardman, was sentenced to Borstal training when he ap-, posted for sentence on charges of stealing a car, valued at £450, th* property of .M. chapman, and two of receiving car parts -when he knew they had been stolen. Mr M. J. Glue appeared for th* accused.