CASES heard by Salisbury and Swindon Magistrates law courts: SEBASTIAN RUSSELL, aged 23, of North Road East, Plymouth, pleaded guilty to driving through Tisbury while exceeding the legal alcohol limit. On December 31 last year Russell was driving a BMW along Weaveland Road with 102 microgrammes of alcohol in 100 millilitres of breath. He was ordered to pay a victim surcharge of £95 and costs of £85, and must carry out 40 hours of unpaid work. He was disqualified from holding a driving licence for 26 months. ROY TREBILCOCK, aged 53, of South Bank, Netherhampton, Salisbury, was found guilty of failing to provide police with information relating to a driver who was allegedly guilty of an offence. This incident took place in Greater Manchester on January 8, 2019. Trebilcock was fined £120 and was ordered to pay a victim surcharge of £30 and costs of £100. His driving record was endorsed with six points.
History: Palm Springs a perfect stop to enchant Faith Baldwin
Tracy Conrad
Unlike some authors, Faith Baldwin had a knack for titles. With some 80 books to her credit over her career Baldwin had plenty of chances to name her works. “Girl on The Make,” “That Man Is Mine,” “Give Love the Air,” “Make-Believe” and “Men Are Such Fools!” sold tens of thousands of copies to young women who would read them on the subway en route to work, and to housewives, with an hour in the afternoon before the children came home from school, looking to be transported to another world through her fiction. Her novels “Self-Made Woman,” “He Married A Doctor” and “A Job for Jenny,” and “Wife vs. Secretary” were gently aspirational and expanded the idea of what women might do in the world.