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INTER,NATIQMAL
PLOWING MATCH
.gntr-ies from many parts of
Canada, including two from..
>ritislt Columbia, indicate that
this year's International flow-
ing Match will be one of the
most .successful on record,' re-
ports F: A. Lashley, secretary -
manager of the Ontario PIoW
n.
vinces will bb"° „r . resentedin
the matches,- being held near
Peter's Corners •on . the farm .of
Bert 'Hannah from October 13
to 16. Attendance is expected
to total 100,000 persons.
The Goderieb Signal -Star, ThursdaY, October, 1Oth, 1959
CAR.DRtVERSI:FJNE
PROM 85 TO $5b IN LOU
Of the batch of drivers an-
swering traffic ohargee in magis-
trate's weekly court, none- suc-
ceeating the rap,.
e represented
angel -from
rasion 9! a
e aecus-
ents.
ose
t
ugh afew
by counsel. Vines
''$5 to $50, with sus
couple of licenses: T
ed were granted adjour
'Clifford Vanstone, 21,
case has, been repeatedly
journed, was fined $50 and e
or 30 days for careless drivi g,
and his -license suspended or
two years by Maii,istrate Dudley
Holmes. He is at present 'on
the high 'seas'," his -counsel,
Daniel Murphy told the court.
---4l'reeious Metals," was the Chief Mirighall testified that
subject of an address by .lames on August 22 about 2 a.m., Van -
Fuller; of Toronto, guest speak- stone overtook and passed on
er at, the Lions Club meeting the right side three other cars
at the Bedford Hotel last Friday on the Bayfield road, travelled
evening. He was introduced by 650 feet on the shoulder. Two
Herb Stott, chairman of the oil, the other drivers turned
boys .and girls committee, and right on Britannia road, and
thanked. by past president Bill then the accused turned back
Lumbyfrom the Huron road and drove
The. meeti-ng was in charge of UP behind a woman driver, ap-
vice-president Bill 'Schaefer. plied his brakes and skidded 75
Mr, Fuller related the roman -,feet, just Missing the car. At
tic history of. the noble metals, the Victoria street light, where
gold and„ silver, down through ,the woman driver spoke to him,
the years and told how . they accdsed`laug.hed at her, saying,
were used in so many different "You do your ,driving and I'll.
ways in -the model ii world today. I do mine." He fhen went around.
Sgt. Charles Anderson of the' the gquare "at the highest pos-
O.P.P., who, with his wife and Bible speed, the chief said, es -
daughter, were dining in the t timating this at about 35.
."I have heard they do as high
same room as the Lions was
surprised by the Lions •singin as 4,5 or 50 in the early hours
"Happy Birthday" for him. The`,of the morning,".. said his wor-
Lions had learned it was /itis ship.
birthday. Mr, Murphy suggested that
Mr. James Kinkead made a I the offence was not as serious
h t represented, but
LIONS LEARN
ABOUT GOLD
next court ,and bring the girl
up here," said his 'worship. - "'I,i. .
won't pay you, Mr. MurphY,' to
split hairs and go into a lot of*
minute detail. The law is , ex.
out a; he licensed d•riiver t with hint "
Mr. Murphy,. after enquiries,
later pleaded his- client` guilty.
"I don't- consider this a minor
offence,".t ,said the magistrate.
"Fifty dollars and costs or 1.0
days."
Andrew S. Bodkin, 18, check-
ed "by OPIP Constable Sims on
Highway 21, September 4, while
driving the vehicle of another
person, said he•had a license
and would' bring it in4next day.
The address givefi was false,.the
constable testifia 1,. and the de-
partment of highways had no
record of a license ever being
issued to the accused. The fine
was $10 and costs or fi'v days.
Kenneth Davison, 19, p eading
guilty to driving_ a vehicle in
dangerous' or unsafe condition,
said he bought tne, car from a
friend in ' the Air Force. It has
now been scrapped, Constable
H. Creeden told the court. Driv-
ing it cost $5. '
Clayton Weston, caused with .
creating a disturbance in Morris'
store, Saltford, was -sentenced
to three days in jail.
Rebell • Blo&fnfiield, last of a
group charged vith wilful dam-
age to a cabin of GY Hazelwood,
near Bayfield, pleaded guilty
and was fined the same as the
others, $60 and costs, plus $5
to be paid 'Mr. Hazlewood. He
was given a week to finance it.
lea for, more •financial support, as the witness
of the current campaign for the magistrate noted the accus-
funds of the C.N.I.B. He pointed ed had a read in 1957, 1958
1959 of eight convictions.
out that The organization's quota andWilliam Showers, 19. pleaded'
for the, Goderich ,area was $1,000, not guilty to careless driving eond �'
but .at that time only $700 had September 11, Constable A.!
Sellar testified that the accused;
drdve through a stop sign and
passed a car making a left turn
on Bennett" street,
brought in by any one Lion was "He had a girl wiht him,"
Alvin McGee who, with the aid remarked Crown Attorney Hays.
of Bill Kirkey, sold peanuts to "i`iot relevant." argued . de
fence icounsel Daniel Murphy. 1
"H'e had no brakes, had a
terriporary'permit and no licens-I
ed driver with him," the con- I
stable testified,
The accused pleaded note
7iait1 "----t-a "h-e—u-moj--,4 een• ta'
driver' charge.
been obtained.
Mr, Leo Walzak reported that
the -Lions peanutdrive had re
stilted in a net take, of $347.
He stated that the mot money
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Guy Emerson asked for the
Lions "support of the all -Ontario
ladies softball final at Goderich
over Thanks ivi'tg week -end.
_ ic1:e �ti,-B;-.auiin.t
ed that the next meeting of the
Lions Club on October 23 would
have as guest speaker, District
Governor Harold Forster, of
Barrie.
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"The Crown has to prove
there ' was no. licensed driver." i
argued Mr, Murphy. "The only
way is to call the other person
in the car." •
adjourn the case until;
AE
a
Attorney, "or to the Salvation;
'Army, 'She might, apply at the
„unemployment office; the hotels
Customers an M a g i s•t r a t e s are looking for kitchen, help,"
Holmes' court almost always try i The sisters went into confer -
to. keep out of jail. Edna Eliza- .epee and Mrs. Long later went
beth Coag was an exception. All home with Mrs. Braithewaite,
she asked Was, to be sent "back i who live's on tho Huron road.
up there, where everything is
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��uiet and 'peaceful."
her niece,. was long ago "corn:
posed," but the; court did not,.
know what to do with an unem
ployed• and homeless woman of
mature years. A sister, Mrs.
Braithewaite, was in court and
offered to take her back. Mrs.
Long was not interested'. The
magistrate suggested that she'
would be happy., in the county
home.
"Let me go back for another
week and I will see if Lean get
a job," she pleaded.
After a recess, the magistrate
announced that Mrs. Braithe
waite, had withdrawn the abduc•'i
tion charge.
He suggested that the sisters'
go into
othe they witnesses'
uldcome to some
see if could
agreement. ,
"I •want to go Hack to the jail
for a 'week," •Mrs. Long insisted.
"No, you are free to walk out
the door;" said bis worship.
"I suppose she can go clown
to the, town hall and apply for
shelter," suggested the Crown
A charge of abducting a child,
Tough Pulling;
But It's A Go-
belongs
in your
Ploughdown
Plans
this. Fall
Despite the fdct that only ten "
people turned out to read parts,
a cast has been drusen by Gode-
rich Little Theatre for their
current production. "Yes and
No." It is under the joint direc-
tion of Jack Marriott and Adrian
Schofield; The two -act Acorriedy
will he presented' in 'Novemb r.
The cast: Adrian Sellad,
Shirley Cummings, Doro y
Barker, Madeleine Whitley, Gail
Sully, Ken Stewart, ' Michael
Whitley.
Meetings of G.L.T., are held
the first 'Wednesday 'of • each
month,
More than just distributing to
Canada's textile industry is the
fact that at $22,000,000 in 1958
imports of clothing and textiles
from Japan were five times
greater than four years ago.
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