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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1958-09-04, Page 1' I I ,4$ 411th Year ---;No. 35 Court Interprets 1 Don't Drink When Driving" GODERICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1968 "s�J.i 9.r�73�. 'sk�� (Magistrate D. E. Holmes observ, ed that there were two possible; Ways of interpreting Whitney Goodfellow's, statement that, ' "1 don't drink when I'm driving." The 53 -year-old Windsor man, who was charged with careless driving, could mean that he absol- utely didn't touch a drop at any time during a trip, said the magis- trate. Or he could mean that he ,just didn't ' drink "on the' fly" (when the car was in motion). The magistrate felt the latter explanation probably suited the. facts of the case better. He fined Goodfellow $10 and costs or five days in jail. Provincial Constable Don • West over, of Goderich OPP {detachment, said a car driven by • Goodfellow was practically demolished in an accident north ' of• Kintail „on the night of August 1. After leaving the road, the car knocked out posts, ran over a rose bush, grazed a tree, struck a, pump in a school -yard and hit another tree, said the officer. passenger, Adam Lang, of Windsor, suffered scalp injuries; Goodfellow was bruised a bit on the head, and his sena Jane .-,14,: sustained a leg ' cut.._ • Constable Westover' said that Goodfellow appeared to be suffer- ing from the after effects of alcohol when the pfficer found him in a Goderich restaurant later. Permits • for three new houses "There was a car coming straight were issued during August by E. for me," claimed Goodfellow, giv- ing his explanation of the accident. "I had to get off or get hit. If he Altogether, permits were issued was going on,e; -he was ,going 100 during the month ,for 23 prdjecti. miles an hour}" with a total • estimated -value of Goodfellow, who had been head- $34450. . • ing north to Owen Sound, admitted' This brought the total number that he and Lang had, stopped at of permits issued during the first liquor store in Chatham on the way p. eight months of this year to 117 u "There's no liquor stare' hi Owen with a total value of $1,150,625. Sound," he explained. Following is a list of ,permits' "No, you were making prevision 'granted . in August: for that," observed Magistrate Barry; Whetstone, 175 Wilson street; construct one -storey, five- EvidencelIolmes. room house, brick veneer, $10,000. in the case was given Frank W. ' Algin,- Blake street, by Gordon Bannister, a Goderich one -storey, five -room house, of garage proprietor who a amined frame construction, $8,000. the damaged car, and Earl Howes, Morris Young," street, near whose farm the accident one=storey, 'six -room house, of occurred. frame construction, $7,000.. ode ' Durn'ui,. ruuving---house" Work"' from Cypress street to Jones street, YY ork Progresses new foundation, $1,000. Ronald Algin, Albert street, re- n Road Project shingles, $300. dwelling with asphalt Excavating for ' the Victoria Scott • Young, Cambria road, street'paving project has been corn- build ' new chimney and install pleted and gravel for back -filling furnace, $800. • has been delivered.. Man -holes are'kip White, Anglesea street, re- being adjusted to grade. I move old chimney and build new It is. expected that paving will one, re -shingle house with asphalt not 'commence for a while yet, but shingles, close in front porch, $350. the haw road -bed will he allowed M. McMillan, Elgin avenue west, to settle under traffic. At present, install cellar in dwelling, $300. the road is eonsiderabllaying lower than. John Craig, Bruce street, Yin g it was before the old pavement hardwood floors in dwelling, $250, was rippped out. E. Jeffrey, Gibbons street. re- There eventually will be 10 to 15 acres of new town beach, south of Harbor Beach, if plans of Ontario Marine & . Dredging Ltd. are fulfilled. The beach will be to ibhe left of the dike shown in the above photo, Sand and silt dredged from the lake bottom will be pumped through a pipe - line extending to the site of the new beach area. In the photo, a bulldozer is seen carrying out a section of pipe for the pipeline, on which con- - -struction - was started. last- week, - See story on page 8. S.S. Photo by R.H. 'me ea Pupils flocked back to schools, in are 30 pupils. Special Commercial intimated that another• kinder- Goderich on re -Opening day Tues-• has nine which is down from last garten class. might be necessary Three ' Constables day., and when the total enrolment year, ' this year to handle this •• group. at all Goderich schools was tabulat- Total capacity of GDCI is listed The rest of the increase iii the ed it stood at 1,601—an all-time as 475 which means that this year's number of pupils is fairly well dis- gh. hienrolment overtaxes its capacity. tributed throughout the school. Wired For. Duty , Following are enrolment figures The' three new collegiate teach- There -are eight new teachers on for Tuesday at the Various _schools ers are: Miss Eleanor Bryan, gradu- the staff this year. with the -figures. inbr eltetn those ate of Brandon College, teacher of At the Separate School there is �n Town Forcefor last year: G.D.C:1., 497 (450); junior French and English; John an enrolment of 139, two more Public School, 9217 (819); Separate Kaempf, graduate of Waterloo Col- than last' year. There are 21 be - Three new constables .have been School, 139 (137); Goderich Busi- lege, teacher of junior English and gimlets. Few of the pupils - this sworn in as members of the towngess College, 38 (30). Boys' Physical Education. Bdguslaw year" are from .out-of-town. The Since the enrolment figure at Popkowski, graduate o the Uni- teaching staff is the same as last Police force. They are now on Goderich schools last year, was •versity of Toronto, teacher of math- year. • 1,436, this year's total is an In- emetics. At the Goderich Business Col - crease of 165 over last year. The Goderich Public School has lege there are 38 enrolled, ta7iing At GDOI there are 1711; -pupils in an enrolment of 108 more pupils to capacity the present accommoda- grade nine, which is up markedly than it had last year. Included tion. This is six more pupils than from last year. Grade 10 has '125, in the enrolment are 40 children there were last year. Of this num- grade 11 has 101 and grade 12 has of parents who have moved to bei, 20 are enrolled in the secre- 60,' all figures being an increase Goderich" fr9n,i out-of-town. There tarial -course and 18 in the. cleri- over last year. In grade 13 there are 136 kindergarten pupils. It is type course. • m duty and under the direction of Cpl. Helmar Snell, of the' Provincial Pdlice, who is acting chief. Michael F. Smith, of London, Was sworn in as a constable on Wednesday of last week. Ross Beverley Crawford, of Stratford, took his oath on August ' 30 and Franklin Harold Creeden, of Strat: >4ord, was sworn in on Tuesday. Both Constables Crawford and Creeden were employed by the Canadian National Railways at Stratford before coming here. _-,-_ . `__. They are married and each has three children. Constable Smith IS also married but has no children. Since the force is still short .one. constable, Provincial Police officers are continuing to fill in until every- thing• has be. _wattled. , There was only 'one Goderich man among the first 52 applicants for the vacant positions here, and there was one other applicant who - place cedar shingles with asphalt Mrs. Ivadell Schram, Cambridge lives on a Goderichrural ;route.Since the first list of 52 applicants shingles on 'reals part of house, street, construct frame garage, was •.,compiled, there have been $100. $150• some' more applications received, W. E. Elliott, Arthur street, ,add Norman Bedford,.' An g 1 e sea" of course. sun room to dwelling, $875, • street, -repairs to dwelling damaged The three constables hired to Mrs. E. Ziegler, Wilson. street, by fire, $1,000. date had to pass tests which the remove veranda and replace with i . London City Police . Department 1 sed -in porch, _$31) : uses in its recruiting.. closed -in Wilmer Hamilton, Keays street, --Since the ••-preceding -story-- was Harold Chase, Warren street, ex alterations to dwelling, $300. Varietv Concert written, it has been learned that a fourth man, a Mr. ,Seller, has been hired., He is a Scottish im- cavate and, install basement in rear - migrant and has 'been living in part of dwelling, $200, ` Is. ShoppingBonus. migrant ,says Ma eetrate n iE. nAndrew Straughan, Park street, Holmes, a - member of Godierch take' down barn and rebuild as Police Commission. garage, $175. Shoppers who • went downtown Up until Wednesday. afternoon, Harold Hibbert, Bayfield road, Saturday night -received a special Mr. Seller had not been sworn in. add sun room on west end of bonus ' in the .form of a variety •He has been given instructions to dwelling, $1,000..'report for duty as soon as he can Archie Johnston, Britannia road, concert featuring Goderich Girls 4• leave his present employment. • re -shingle dwelling • with asphalt Trumpet Band and other total --- shingles, $200. , musical talent. rnest Holtzhausen, St. Patrick - street, enclose porch over front Another sueheirt- wdoor of dwellin, $250. presented this Saturday nighilt inTstSd1OoIs Dougall Clutton, ,Cambria road, Court House Park by the girls alterations to convert to duplex, band, the Ken Hartman musical New Boiler $800. group, Francis Schram and others. Herbert Davidson, Huron road, At last Saturday's concert, which install gasoline pumps and tanks, attracted a large audience, Ed,, $500. Stiles acted as master of ceremon- Don MacKay, Elgin avenue, re-ies. • The band was under the direc- pair and re -shingle roof, $200. I tion of Bandmaster „r•E. ,Huckins. ewBuilding Projects nclude TThree Houses Cremated Remains - Of Bride At First rchBuried h Marriage North St. CuIn Dungannon, ,-Her parents were the late Mr: sand Mrs. Thomas •• Harris, of Holmesville. Mrs. Sillick died two years ago and the remains were cremated at , Toronto, thence taken to Ham- ilton and placed on the mantle a'•'piee'e hi the living room of a friend in that city. There, they remained, until the urn was . brought to Dungannon lastaThdrsday for interment. Friends and relatives were present from Hamilton, Nees- • water and. Goderich. r P The remains of the bride of the first marriage ceremony Ers R S O N A L S w, • performed at the"present, North Street United,Church were in- te'rred at Dungannon cemetery • Cpl. Jack and Mrs. McKinnon Mr. James B. Garrick and daugh- • on Thursday of last week, • ...a. ;and their daughter Margaret have ter, ^ Cathy, of Windsor, spent a 'Rev. A. E. Eustaceofficiated c a ed at iii (Ito rreturned to Halifax after holiday- week's vacation at his home, Huron, uie private the Bibi tal set the ing at Chatham and derich, road, Goderich. ich Mrs. W. J. MacDonald and child- Mrs. Wm. Meyer and daughters, bride was presented with by 'hen have returned to their home Norine and Anne visited last week .North Street United Church at at Scarboro after spending the with Mrs, Meyers brother, Mr:and its first marriage service. month of August in town. Mrs. Hugh Chisholm, 'of Sarnia, Deceased was Mrs. Sarah Miss Joan Cowley is visiting Mr. Miss Edna Driver, -'Mr, and Mrs; Matilda Sillick, aged 89, widow and Mrs. John Seaman and family. Maitland Driver, and Misses Cora of the late William Sillick; of Miss Cowley -has just cofrlpleted her and,Eleanor Driver spent last week - training at- St. Joseph's Hospital, end in Lindsay and attended the Toronto, and was a member of the Quinn -Parker wedding. graduating class in May. °Mrs. John Brennan and daugh- Mr. and Mrs. John Carrick and ter, Margaret Jane, of Kalamazoo, son, Robert, of River Canard, re- Michigan; ' visited over the week- newed acquaintances in town this end with friends in Goderich and week, Mr. Thos. H. Carrick who St: Augustine. has been visiting his three song and Mr. James McArthur, son of Mr.1 the charges laid against him by a daughter in Houston, Texas, is ' and Mrs. Frank McArthur, has re- Goderich Police Commission, which to. Grace Hospital, turned to Sarnia where he is on •now confined _. ...� Windsor. His many 4. Goderich -tire staff ' of the King orge -VI suspended • him . on Wednesday, friends will wish him a speedy Public School..August 27. • recovery. Dr. and Mrs. Earl •rie,"Donald A formal hearing, 'open to the Mr.' 'and Mrs. Bob Hodges, of and Gordon, of Treherne, Manitoba, public, will be held in Huron Royal Oak, Mich., were holiday visited at the week -end with Dr. County Court House on Saturday, visitors last • week with Mr. and and Mrs. R. W. Hughes and farnilq. September 131 starting at 10 aim. ,'Mr. and Mrs, H. W. Harrison, ir., When he refused to resign as Mrs. Earl Maclaren. Mr. Jghn Kane left ]Monday for and daughters, of Detroit, are holi- the commission asked, a• lengthy Sarnia where he will teach grade daying this week with the formers list of char -gee _,was tiled; against • 7a at the Hanna, Memorial School. mother, Mrs. H. W. Harrison, and the chief on Wednesday of last Master Jerry and Kenny Craw- his aunt, Mrs. Belle Durfee. week, He was given 4-13 hours i ford have returned"to their home Mr. and Mrs, Jas, A. Schultz have whic}, to admit or deny the charges in tondos) after spending six weeks returned to Goderich after speed of misconduct. vacaqini with their • grandptarents, ing three weeks with their family, "I'm denying the charges," stag .Mr. and Mrs. Maurice CraWford. Mr. and Mrs. Elwin Butledg,''e and, ed the chief, who was dressed in Recent' visitors at the home • of Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Young, in Detroit. plain clothes when the commission Mr. and Mrs• Reg. Fuller, of R.R.'1 Rev. --Won. Weir, of Brampton, met again Friday afternoon. The Goderich, included Sgt, and Mrs. was a recent visitor with his denial made it necessary for the William Merrall and baby, Linda 'mother, Mrs. F. G. Weir. ,to set the date for a of Ottawa; Miss Bernice Fuller, of• • ' formal hearing,`"-' Hamilton; Miss Patricia Fry, of Recognizing the possibility that Durham, and Arnold Fuller, • of the hearing, may take longer than Mount Forest. List Winners Of half a day, the commission set the starting hour at 10 a,m. Witnesses BucMrs, Era Murray and Miss Perle will.be called, by both the commis - week, of Woodstock, spent last Sheaffer Pens'week-end whh Mr, and Mrs. W. E.- slog and the chief, it is expected. Elliott, Arthur street. Key W'itne'ss Recent guests of Mrs. Carl Wor The holders of lucky numbers One of the witnesses almost cer- sell, -Keays street, were Mrs. in the draw for a Sheaffer cartridge tainly will be Martin' Horan, an Vern 'Stevens, of Guelph and Mr. pen have • been announced by ex•constable ,who supplied much of and Mrs. Ben. Cornell, of Toronto. Henderson's Book Store. • Ike information on which the Miss Lillias MacVicar has re- The winning number for the charges against the will chief iact are ased udgc turned from visiting the millinery week ending 62August 30th are: and he at the h4�juryl After l displays it, Toronto, 1545; 1445; 1 Mr. and Mrs, Alex G.- MacVicar, For school opening clay Sept.etr- evidence relating to the charges Bila and Ian, of Toronto, ,have her 2nd;, .the winning draw num- has been prented, the eithc commis- been mis- he f'199; 964, sion must find been guests of Miss Lillias Mac- hers are: l37'6; Vicar the past weep, ' Winner of the first week's draw 'charges have been• proved or that and Mrs. Elwin Rutledge and was No. 1757 and went to Miss, they are not etre, } e enrarlrrrted Mr. ,, The hearing will , `�fr."�'�l'.vira�Ar•gon��R,utletlga,�oud�.,'�ai�c,� lie �,.of .:_.liolhwell _ nth , ..,� , , �� - • ,r� grin Winner the seconc we Duane, of Detroit, visited during g r the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. was N. 1694. Miss Norma Hamil- Act, as have all proccedin;,�; to 1747. Harvey Fisher, Colborne Township ton, of Goderich. N e'alled forthe If the commission- should cicc• 9date, '�t,• and -Mr. and Mrs. T.hlis, Schmidt, winner, has vitt' yet of Goderich. • pen that is given away, at the end of the hearing that the • DUNGANNON GRANDMOTHERS ARE FETED BY INSTITUTE Junior Farmers Plan Anniversary . DUNGANNON, Sept. 2.. --. The Ross.- .A special meeting of the Huron Women's Institute, of Dungannon, Miss Marie' ' Br ck, one of the County Junior - Farmers Executive klub members, was asked to take a to deal with plans for the "Tenth held their grandmothers'meeting a ns'she waschesen, by theDe- _Anniversar'y" was held in the Agri- 1Yr the Pari'slr—Han-oir"Thit 'traY partment of Agriculture to enjoy cuff£araT Ofsee--BoarsiaRooinsa Chic afternoon with 40 ladies and eight a free day at the Western Fair in ton. . their first 'aid. of the club members who showed London The hostesses served re- , Approxiinately 1,500 invitations their The new boiler installed at the, old collegiate t uilding , was given a trial ran yesterday, says Trustee Harold W. Shore, who heads the committee in charge of the project, The work is now complete except for insulation 'of steam. pipes, etc:. It is expected that the total cost will he around $14,500. 'After the project was, started, the board found itself, Lieect. with some un- expected expenses, such as lower- ing the floor. Results of the first trial run were i'ruite satisfactory, according to Trustee Shore. J 'Y • TENDERS FOR HALL At least two tenders have been received for MacKay Hall, which is owned by the town. The bids will be considered by Town' Coun- til when it meets Friday night,, it is expected. . Tenders for sale of the 'hall were called for mpre than a month ago. h h wed i freshments and Mrs. E. Reed mov- will be sent out to invite past and The business part of the books and presented their skit. _ ed a vote of thanks on ,i;half of present members to the October meet- the, visiting "grandmothers. 4th and 5th event. The. celebration ing was presided over by the'pre- . gets underway with -a chicken bar- sident. Mrs. Ryan took charge of beCue from 5 to 8 .p.m. at the the "ways to relax" program. There COUNTY HARVESTING IS Seaforth Agricultural Grounds on were 'two violin solos by Eleanor ABOUT 85 PER CENT DONE October 4th. Tickets go on sale Reed, accompanied by her mother, • early in' September and' 'may be Readings Were given •by Mrs. Jones Harvesting is about 85 per cent ,purchased from any Junior Farmer and Mrs. 0. Brooks; musical num- completed throughout, the County Member in the County.. A variety bets by •Miss Sandra _Finnigan axes_ and excellent yields have been peogram is scheduled from 8 ,p.m. two by Mrs. R. J. Phillips, of Aub- recorded, says the Hrlron County to 9 p.m., followed 'by dancing in urn, The guest' speaker Mrs. Agricultural office. The white beans the Seaforth Community Centre. Robertson, of, Auburn, was intro- harvest is commencing and several Op Sunday evening, October 5th, •duced by Mrs. Wilbur Brown., Mrs. fields:have been combined, in the a church service is to .be held in D; Phillips . conducted a sing -song ares alopg Lake Huron.' Ontario Street United Church, Clin- and prizes were given to the grand-' "'Some blight is appearing on the ton, with Padre Young, of the mothers as follows: grandmother pods of the beans although it is Ontario Agricultural College, who' was married befores she was not too serious' as yet. Rust is Guelph, as guest speaker. A fire - 19, Mrs., Ben Mole; grandmother also appearing. Many farmers are side service, held after the church having her own teeth, Mrs. E, taking off second cut hay, however service;, will bring the anniversary Henry; grandmother having the most of fhe crop is quite short. , celebrations ,to a close. most great-grandchildren, .Mrs, —~ Miss Marilyn Marshall, Editor, Hamilton; grandmother with the DODGERS OUSTED of the Tenth Anniversary Year shortest dress, Mrs. Henry Math- The Goderich Dodgers are Book, reported the material is .now ews; grandmother with the .most through for this season. In an behig edited and is going to press. ,Ban--MI•ole'-•-i. . - • • ssottba114oliuci� The._book, covering the history of grandmother with a run in her; robin series, they lost two garnes the six clubs in the County, van-, nylons, Mrs, Mathews; grandmother� to Hanover and two games to ous County events and containing with the lucky chair, Mrs. Fred Harriston. pictures • Exp�nsion ®evi�•e' ForOvercrowded0 Plans for an addition to the The board authorized Mr. Scott • A ! overcrow(led Goderich District Col- to �vuwn chCouncil a kStore Hon®�.InCeS t legiate Institute were revived when the•towitcn 1"switgirl: toto standtahradt time not later than the end of September next year.�� Lucky Students the board met Tuesday night, The board authorized Principal A. R. Scott to make a survey, then " consult the high school inspector Shirley McCullough, of Brace about the l,ossibiliby, of buildingstreet, Goderich, was the winner ' y ' of first prize in, the Back, -School -School more classrooms. 1 pit Theschool has a rata capacity c draw held by Anderson's Book p Y Centre, East street. She,received of 475, but 497 pupils registered a zipper binder. valued at $11.95, when.. • the 1958-59 .term opened as her prize. Tuesday. Last year on opening . •Second prize, a `Sheaffer pen, day, 450 students registered. • valued at $5,1-10, .and cartridges, Sketch plans for a four -room ad-, went to Pat Boutilier, 'of Goderich. clition were drawn' up about a The two lucky ticketwere drawl, year ago but they were shelved by Mary Anstay• because the inspector did not feel the project was justified 'at that • time. In eoripiling the survey author- ized by -the hoard, Principal Scott will obtain enrolment figures ion l all elementary schools In the high school area. he wants called, so that they can to taKe disciplinary action against The Ontario Department of Edu- ' C'anadian Junior Bowling. Week cation estimates that a secondary is from September 13 to 20. The be summonsed 'to appear at the constablesuaccused of misdemean school hoard should make provi• Little Bowling 'Alley is supporting Legal Help He is also -' hearing. ° ors• siren to accommodate a number, of the ,movement by donating its en charged with laxity a ils equal to one-third of the tire proceeds from Junior Bowling Chief Hall was given permission in investigating, break-ins, taking pupils elerr►en.t.axy school citrollu.ert( Day on September 13 to the Can to have a lawyer represent him at unauthorized persona with him in in the areaadian Junior Bowling Council, ff`,irs the hearing though Magistrate the cruiser to conduct investiga hast February, one-third of all contributing to- the expansion of Holmes pointed out there is noth- tions, taking the cruiser into U.S. elementary school pupils in the the .program of the Council, ing in the Police Act which • say'; territory without proper permis arca amoii'ni'sc to 475, The total On Sattiteday. September 20. the' the chief is entitled to have one, sion, and hurting the morale of has .almost certainly 'ascii since Junior Bowling. Council will be The act only says that the .Chief the force by taking off more time then. sponsoring a Parents' 'Day at the may• have another police officer than he was entitled to and giving Night classes at G17C1 will open Little Bowling Alley; in common present to assist him at the hear-hirnsclf preference in allocating on November 1, this. year, it was with other such howling establish- ing. days.ofl',, decided: Part of ...he reason for meats across Canada. This will be Mayor E.' C,. Fisher, Chairman n of The mobile llelephonc system, seieeting this date• is to avoid a day ort winch- fath'er-afrcl-datzgh the three-man commission, sand which was installed in the cruiser confusion which might exist, earlier ter and -mother-and-son teams will thathe had Made• some phone last year, came up for °discussion because of some communities re compete. Those wishing to com- calconcerning this point: It is again . at 'the meeting on Friday_ .mn mag on daylight saving time pete are to contact The Little Bowl- cestomary, he learned, to allow This time the subject was .intro the accii'scd officer til have a lawyer dueert by J edge Vineland, who saidlonger than ethers. ing Alley, "as a courtesy." he had made enquiries since the • Magistrate Holmes and Judge previous meeting. Fingland said they, had no-b'bjec As a result of the discussion, the Renovated Dungannon Unit• ed CIw-rch- represcnt comssiondecidedtohave the him. 'system checked over to ascertain if Will. Be Re -Dedicated This SundaIn view of •the urgent need for it. is operating; as efficiently as itY settling •the situation, the commis- should, Stoners stressed to the chief that At a meeting one week earlier,- D'UNGANNON, — On Sunday,' m redid ntw 11 bei deli aced to the they .,would take a very dim view Chief Hall told the surprised com- September 7, at. 11 a.m., the 'new of it if the chief's lawyer came", missioners that there are perhaps presienConfer Center- the church, the Rev. Roy P. Keri Glory of God try the minister of Ken - loathe hearing with a request for a dozen other stibscribers oli the an adjournment, - mobile telephone system. When once of Ther United Church of nedy. It was decided to arrange for a one or those other subscribers is Canada, the Rev. 'Gordon Butt, of The 'Goderich 1-arbouraires un stenographer to take notes at 'the using the line, a citizen would} be Giles Boulevard United Church, der the direction of lair. George hearing,•unable to contact the police; the Windsor, Ont., will off'ic.iate at the Buchanan will ''provide special TJumerous Charges chief said. " re -dedication of the Dungannon music. • Among other things, the chief Up until' this meeting the con, tTnit.ed Church which has just been There will also lie ,a•'special is charged with acting in a manner'�fmission thought that it -was paying beautifully redecorated.evening; service when the iresidenl likely to bring discredit 'on the for an individual line, Mayor , beve'f'al memorials have been re- will he guest speaker.'The inin force by playing cards and drink- Fisher said he thought this was'•i'eived as gifts These include a isters of Huron Presbytery have 1 consorting; also the impression that Town', new communion table donated by been invited to attend and 10 meet epri •' council had ��l eii it aiithorizedl in the family in lovin memoryyof Mr, with' the president in a fetlowship tion of th mobile tele hone and Mts. David Sproul; -a sevt`•li hour after the servir'e Speciiil e,t�� 11� i ap n to the inthe cruise'' last year. foot �;,inrt.uarr, Cross placed by fire ,7�ucie for this service will he pre - •al Park , About a dozen c•ietizens. ineludiii, family in -loving memory Of .Mt. se.ntcd by the `bong peopl a:achoir, 5usp�nded charges are not 'true, the.. 'chief would be able to return to duty, Corporal Helma'r• Snell, 'of the Huron County Provincial Police detachment, is acting as chief of the town force until the matter is settled. . When Chief Hall was asked what date would suit hire for the hear ing, he named September, 19, Anxious To Settle "Why do you wish such a long time?" enquired Magistrate D. E. Holmes, who felt that, for the ber e fit of the town, the mutter should be settled with the least possible delay, "I have certain things I want to get done," said tie chief. He in- dicated that there were some pee., ple he wanted to notify, etc. Though both Magistrate Holmes and Judge Frank Fingland have a busy fall schedule of court sittings 'and appointments, they said they could be available for a. hearing on September 5, The chief said he doubted -that he could be ready as "I haven't made any. preparations," While the chief is suspended, it is costing 'about $15 daily plus board t.cfhave an OPP officer take his place, the magistrate said in giving another- reason for Wanting to have the matter settled soon. • "Wc' want you to be reasonable and realistic," the magistrate told Chief Hall. "These charges aren't lengthy. Either you. did ,or you didn't. "1f you can give a valid reason (for delaying the hearing), I'm sure the hoard would consider, it," added the magistrate, r� ..1T•ibP.uM�llid�c-tu3atlt urday, Septem1 (1' 13, to whit r cam mission members agreed, • ('hoof Hall s'id he would let the commission know what witnesses Police Chief F. M. Hall will fight Chief Fights•Charges Child Escapes Serious - Injury Little Nicholas Sager, age 3y1, received a bump on the head but was not seriously hurt when he darted out on Britannia road, near his home, Saturday night. He ran into the path of a car driven, by D. E. Carlson. Police attached 'no blame to the driver. JUNIOR, BAWLING WEEK IS SEPTEMBER 13 TO 20 in.g iit „the Town Hal with inwp bootleg the force of the use cruiser by driving it o roc „stalaissiat A iricultu on nutneroiis occi1, . w failing to act when citizens,regtis- tered complaints about. suspected bootlegging'' activities, and failing • wore on lookers at F'riday's. cone Altar \tiarc (the Cross and candle- TO general 'publip is invited to mission meeting held in the Coati . holders) to memory of Mr, Walter join in worship df • 140;0+ tpottial cil Chambers at the Town Hall. ! Djckason. All of these were form- services.