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THURSD.AY, AUGUST 20th, 197il
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Box 60, .Brussels, Ontarlc.
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0,P,P, QUESTIONS
AND ANSWERS
QUESTION:
My wife and I are opening up
a snook bar and are planning on
selling cigarettes. An old friend
its it against the law to sell
ofgai•ettes to Persons under 16
years of age; Whkhor they have
Ft note or not. Is this (A•u(i'l
ANSWO:
RestrainAVI Oates, "every
one is guilty of an an Offelisi4 ands
liable on summary conyicei4 Iii
the case of a first- offence,
penalty not exceeding $10.00, athl
in the case .of a second offence,
to a penalty not exceeding $25.00
and in the case of a third or sub-
secplent offence, to a penalty not
eccetling ,$1.00.00, whO directly
or indirectly, sells or gives or
ificriisilda CO a person under the
age' 01' 16 years, any cigarettes or
cigarette papers, Whether for his
own use or not, or sells Or gives
or ,. furnishes to sucii Person,
tabadeo' in an.3 ioitn bd.& than
cigarettes, which tobaceio he
knows or has reason to believe
i5 for the use of that persoi."7
QUESTIONi
A friend of 'mine has received a
letter from the Department of
Transport requesting that he at-
tend an interview to give reasons
nhy , his licence shouldn't be
suspended. He said that he has
lost nine (9) points and that , we
are not going to attend the inter-
view, and that lie paid for his
licence and he isn't going to give
it up: What could, happen try him
if he doesn't show up for the in-
er view?
ANSWER:
First. I would say that he
didn't lose nine (9) points, he ac,
cumulated them. Secondly, the
possew4lon of a :driver's licence N
a privilege, not a righteThi. Priv-
ilege may be withdrawn at any
time for failure to observe the,
rules Of safe driving, And to an-
swer your question what could
happen if he doesn't attend the
interview, the Highway Traffic
Ant states, "Where a person fails
to, attends for an interview as re-
(tired by Section 9, the Minister
may, a ftcr giving netice, suspend
the driver's licence of snob a
per son;
DON'T WAIT
Don't wait until your eltild
call read before giving hint a
complete eye examination — it
May he too late, warns the Cannti-
Inn National institute for the
Blind. The most important. time
to check a: child's vision is during
the pre-school years A thorough
eye examination will find any
troutee thaL left unchecked
Might lead to permanent impair-
ment of sight. Crossed eyes, near-
sightedness and far sightedneSS
a ll require professional ititi
overeorne.
ltst 'MOS: "..My ht3baltc1 • Was
t'1 lilt aboitt
Wt.t0.1 thht
ny t,f ,ye Iva
FALL FAIR DATES
Dates; l'iste'd arre those olt which
faittv are open to the. iii We,
Arthur . Seept li6k, 17
Diayfield Sept. 12
Myth „,„ Aug. '4 9
.BRUSSELS gePt, 25
CheSley • Sea. 12;
Drayton ......... Sept 14
Dungannon Sept. 30
Durham Sept, 18, 19
Elmira ,, 4, 5, & 7
Exeter „ Sept: 25 26
Fergus Sept. 19
Fordwich Oct. 2, 3
HaneVer Sept. 4, 5
Harriston Sept. 17
'Kincardine Sept. 12
Ritchener Sept. 1 to. 7
Listowel „ ....... Sept. S. 9
London
(Western Fair) .... 11 to 19
Liu anew Sept. 18, 19
Mil dm ay Sept, 16
Milyerton Sept. 25, 2c-.-
Mitchell Sept, 4,, 6
Mount Forest ...... .„...... Sept. 15
New 'Hamburg 18, 19
Owen Sound Oct. 1,. 2„ 3
palmerston Sept. 29
Ripley Sept 25, 26
Seaforth Sept 1s
Teeswater Sept. 26, 26
Toronto
(C.N,11.) Aug. 20 to Sept.
(Royal Winter Fair)
Nov. 13th to 21st
Walkerton Oct. 7,
Zurich Sept. 26.
DANGEROUS PiLAYTHINGS
guns,, flows and Arrows,
Slingshots, Wits ,fireworks and
sharp instruments ere fun to
play with. but can be dangerous
weapons in the hands of children,
The Canadian National Institute
for the 'Mind urges you to teaeh
your children the proper use of
thes,e playthings. Children who
follows the rules for safe play
don't endanger their own cyeS
or their playmates.
Some people 0011(11RA their lives
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