Were thrilled to have you here. If youre not a member, pick up a brochure to see all the wonderful exhibitions and programs we have coming up. So if there is one or two people here, who are not members, please pick up a brochure. Tonights program, alone, britain, churchhill and dunkirk is part of the Bernard Swartz Speaker Series which is heart of public programs. I would like to thank mr. Schwartz for all of his wonderful support which has enabled us to invite so many. [applause] so i because you applauded right away. But, he has done so much for us. We are so thrilled. I would also like to recognize and thank our executive committee chair, rick reese, and trustees, barry barrett, susan danilow, glen louis. Sy sternberg, ira and david and all our Chairmans Council this evening for all of their wonderful support as well. Lets give them a big hand also. [applause] the program tonight will last an hour include a q a session. You should have received a card with a pencil. Ifd not, our Sta
A removalist has guaranteed his dismissal by punching out his boss in front of police.
Crime by Marcel Baum
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Subscriber only A removalist who punched out his employer in front of police under rather bizarre circumstances will write his victim an apology letter, a court heard today. Fronting Cleveland Magistrates Court Karl Jorg Scherbarth, 42, pleaded guilty to one count of assault occasioning bodily harm. The court heard Scherbarth, a carpenter by trade moonlighting as a removalist, was residing with his employer on Macleay Island when police were called to a disturbance at around 11.30pm on December 6. Arriving to find the two men involved in a heated discussion officers were in the process of loading Scherbarth into a vehicle when the men started yelling at one another.