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The South Eastern Times : April 2nd 2015
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2 NEWS SATURDAY 4Th APRIL 9Am-1Pm Homemade Treats - Honey & Preserves - Jewellery & Crafts - Fresh Produce - Trash & Treasure - Clothing - Lions Donuts / BBQ etc Stall holders welcome // Enquiries to market co-ordinator Jane 0418 397 780 Publication Deadlines: Easter Friday 3rd April Edition & Real Estate Booking Deadline: Tuesday 31st March, 11am Copy Deadline: Tuesday 31st March, 3pm Classified Deadline: Thursday 2nd April, 1pm Tuesday 7th April Edition & Carsmart Booking Deadline: Tuesday 31st March, 11am Copy Deadline: Tuesday 31st March, 3pm Classified Deadline: Thursday 2nd April, 1pm NEW ARRIVAL: Members of the Jones family welcomed a young boy into their midst. Sisters Kaylee (left) and Aya (right) now have a baby brother Riley. He was born in the Mount Gambier Hospital on Saturday, March 21, weighing eight pounds. His proud parents are Nadine McRobert and Hayden Jones. Bad drug deal wake up call for teenager Judge suspends two year prison sentence A BEACHPORT teenager has received a suspended prison sentence for giving his 16-yearold friend an N-Bomb tab at a get-together last year. Tuesday 7th April Edition Booking Deadline: Tuesday 31st March, 11am Copy Deadline: Tuesday 31st March, 3pm Classified Deadline: Thursday 2nd April, 1pm According to victim impact statements, the 16-year-old “became like a demon”, smashing up his parents’ home before being taken to hospital, where he was kept overnight in the presence of a security guard. Zachary Craig Anderson, 18, appeared in the Mount Gamier District Court on Friday on charges of supplying a controlled drug to a child and selling a controlled drug. He also appeared on a charge PENOLA Wednesday 8th April Edition Booking Deadline: Thursday 2nd April, 11am Copy Deadline: Thursday 2nd April, 12noon Classified Deadline: Thursday 2nd April, 1pm 667736 of breaching a bond relating to carrying an offensive weapon. N-Bombs - or 25I-NBOMe - is a mescaline derivative similar, if not more potent, to LSD. N-Bombs are sold as small paper tabs and can be taken orally. Anderson pleaded guilty to buying 50 N-Bomb tabs from someone at TAFE, and selling by the sea REAL ESTATE BELINDA SIMON MOBILE 0408 788 049 EMAIL:BELINDA@BYTHESEA.COM.AU RLA: 253269 1 Alfred Court, BeAChport $470,000 Amazing views of Rivoli Bay and main street around the corner, this 4 bedroom brick and tile home is an opportunity not to be missed. Open Sat 1.00 - 1.30pm Unit 4, 40-42 Railway tce, BeachpORt $315,000 This well located low maintenance 2 bedroom unit located in a quiet group of 4 within easy access to the local shops, cafes and beach Open Sat 2.00 – 2.30 pm 2 - The South Eastern Times, Thursday, April 2, 2015 11 maBel StReet, BeachpORt $299,000 Character 3 bedroom home with loads of future potential with shed on large block in a quiet area. Open Sat 2.45 – 3.15 pm 8817 SOUtheRn pORtS hwy, BeachpORt $457,000 Large brick home, minutes to beautiful Rivoli Bay with the option to purchase a well know local sign making business. Open SUn 11.00 – 11.30am 51 Railway tce, BeachpORt $330,000 A great little 3 bedroom brick & tile home with shed, well located, convenient to the main street and a perfect first home. Open SUn 11.45 – 12.15pm 11 nORth weSt tce BeachpORt $219,000 Looking for a Beach house, 5 minute walk to Main Street, 4 bay shed plus carport, pergola. Open SUn 12.30 - 1.00pm www.thesoutheasterntimes.com.au two lots of 10 each. He and two friends, one of which was the victim, then smoked cannabis before Anderson offered them an N-Bomb each. The victim became drowsy, went to sleep and woke up unwell a while later. He went home and became uncontrollable, smashing picture frames from walls and hurting his hand in the process. The court heard Anderson had been abusing cannabis and methamphetamine for a number of years and had been taking drugs with the victim on previous occasions. He was convicted on July 16 last year and placed on a good behaviour bond after police discovered a hunting knife in his car. However, the N-Bomb incident with his friend became a turning point for Anderson, prompting him to stop abusing drugs on New Year’s Day this year. In handing down sentence, Judge Barry Beazley said the drug posed a danger to the public and those who consume the substance. He said it was to Anderson’s credit that he stopped abusing drugs and was deeply remorseful for his actions. “I’m sure it has been a complete shock to you and your family,” Mr Beazley told Anderson. He sentenced Anderson to three years and three months in prison, reducing the sentence by 30pc to two years and three months behind bars. Mr Beazley suspended the sentence on condition of the defendant entering into a 24-month good behaviour bond and a $1000 fine. He ordered 18 months of the bond to be spent under supervision of a community corrections officer and fixed a non-parole period of 13 months. “What has saved you is your age and the fact that you have already started your rehabilitation process,” Mr Beazley told Anderson. 665906 656592
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