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JA 4-8421
Proper. Charge
Poses Problem
Daniel Murphy of Donnelly,
Donnelly and Murphy challeng-
ed the, validity of an inforrua-
lion against William J. S'truth-
`'rs, Welland, for not having a
i'a'.V. license for a tractor -trail-
er, Transport Department In-
spector Roger Jackson checked
.he vehicle at Holmesv,ille. The
1958 plates expired 'March 31
iast, he said.
"It seems to me that failure
to renew would be the proper
charge," said Magistrate Holmes
,as he looked over the Act. '
"My submission," said Mr:
Murphy, "is that under the
P,C.V Act there is no provision,
to charge a person as owner.
There have been two inagis-
tr,ate's, court decisions, and it
was held there was no authority
to charge an owner. The section
says 'No person.' The owner is
nut charged with operation."
"hIle tells the driver, what to
do," the inspect)r argued,
"In a civil action that• would
be correct," agreed the magis-
trate. I will toll you what I
tial do. The Act and life regu-
latisns are terra nova, as far as
t and concerned, and I will ad-
i,�urn the matter for a week, for
1; you ti.) consult `vial your legal
!.11lt',,el's. I ala dubious that you
have a right to charge the own -
or if -he 'was not the driver. '
'May I have two we,eks?" the
irapectoi• enquired, and the
:nil. istrate coneurrC'd.
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Council Agrees
iNth The Legion
DODGERS ARE DINED
BY ESQUIRE GRILL
'Mr. Lionel Mahood, proprie-
tor of lEsquire Grill on The
Square, ' treated the champion
Goderich Dodgers softball team
and friends to a turkey supper
with all the trimmings Saturday
evening. Following the meal,
BEd. Irwin introduced to the girl
players the cooks, Mrs. Mahood
and Mrs. Lee, Each of the girl
players expressed thari.ks to Mr.
Mahood for his thoughtful= and
appreciated gesture. There were
more than 20 in attendance.
The floral emblems of the pro-
vinces are: Newfoundland, the
pitcher plant; Prince Edward
Island, the lady slipper; Nova
Scotia, , the mayflower; New
Brunswick, the purple violet;
Quebec, the maple leaf; Ontario,
the white trillium. Manitoba,
the crocus; Saskatchewan, the
prairie lillie; Alberta, the wild
rose; British Columbia'; the dog-
wood
NeW oUndland, like Ireland, is there is Some element in the. of .,snakes; scientists say sail that snakes. dislike.
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TORONTO, $25.
OWEN SOUND, $18
HAAMILTQN, $20
LONDON, $12
Re Nov'ember 11 Narrators and 'guides on duty at Bell Telephone ler, Miss D. Sowerby, Mrs, Langridge, Standing:
ib Weclncsclay. November 11, Re Company�.j'Open House" at Goderich in 1954 are ,.Mrs, ,VI. Beacom, Mrs. J. McCullough, Mrs. M.
+ shown here. Seated left to right: Mrs. M. Fow- Brosche: and Mrs. G:Doak.
membrance Dav, will be pro-, , . .
claimed a public -holiday here
by Mayor Fisher, council, at a,
special 'meeting Friday; com company; the 'second concerns BREAKINTO SUMMER COTTAGES ? •
plied with a request from trying to keep tip, •or the fellow s
1 Branch 109 of the Can•adian, with a job one ahead of yours,,„,,•
,-! Legion, which will be holding. pure war memorial. lase of the land the town !
appropriate ceremonies• at the ' is acquiring, and the other auth- ' arge
e q Permission, was'• prizes' execution 'of an agree- 'writs: Witil
also granted for the holding of meat regarding continueduse of a
a tali day by` the Legion on Sat the property -as a dump..
ere
urday, November 7, and they. Atrangefrrents with the butch -
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preceding evening, , cr•s were set forth in a recom-
Three bylaws were finalized mandation that the town lease A party of three ;iris and They, crossed the in a
in connection with a recently from the Goderich .Allattoir Co. �, . car the
border was"
negotiated exchange of land at $100 a year the site used by a youth from Michigan got car reported from the ail by Keith
with Sifto Salt Co. One author- it, and lease it with the stock- to .the end of a week-long. Hopkinson, on the Goderich
izes conveyance of the parcel yards and scales to M. Kilpat our here under arrest and
which the town' is selling to the rick, drover, for $150,
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laymen's Service Is Held At
North Street United Church
facing numerous charge s.
They are accused of breaking
into summer cottages at
Bogie's Beach, causing exten-
sive' property damage, being
in possession of a dangerous
weapon, and .also `theft of a
truck.
The girls escaped from the
"It is expensive to be a Chris- or the picture of the person Adrian Training School,
tian,--e:tpensive in time,,energy you w ;told really like to be? Adrian, Michigan, caput Sat-
urday, October 17, accord-
ing, to Provincial Police in-
formation, and (picked up a
Detroit youth, , Richard By-
' hack, The girls are identified
portant thing in our lives is has a place for each one of us, as Margaret Fallin, Gloria
'to spread the good news by set- ..Ind if we fail Him, His over-all Kabel and Shirley Parrott:
and study, _said ,Robert South-
cott, of Exet6r, guest speaker
for Laymen's Sunday at North
Street United Chprch. "What-
ever our calling, 't-l'e most im-
There is only one example for
the Christian to follow, and that
is .(esus Christ. Paul asks us to
walk worthily in the way in
which we`have'been called. God
ting_the examples where we ,elan is not complete. It is not
are. the talent's we possess, bill how
M, H. Stephens, superintend- we use them' that counts.
ant of the Sunday school, who "Some people in the church
with W,. E. Dockstader, conduct- Icy to tell us the C.T.A. vote is
ed the service, announced that nioile of the ehureh's business:
excavating for the new wings Surely we cannot- accept that
had been finished and work was !:incl of thing. That is not the
starting on the foundation. ; leaching of the Bible, as I read
"We in the Sunday school,"I it. It is not good enough to
he said, "are eager' about the ;ay, `Let us throw out the Can -
building and watching with en -1 oda Temperance Act and get
thusiasm its growth, We have something •else—it is a horse -
found in our Work there has and -buggy law, it is obsolete,'
been a great need for. this build- 'We should first lookt' what
in!;. We have a group of 0 or we get when we do throw it
more young people congregated out. and 'then, after carefully
in the church parlor, and with__:tuclying both sides, be prepared
doors closed it is not the best to take our stand..
situation, and the length is not A choir of men led the music -
sufficient for projector pictures. al servies for this occasion, and
We have aflother room nine by a rrialehof'al-,. krou.li' sang the!
nine in which we crowd 15 number,; "Give Thanks."'
children and teacher. We have -.-
no adult. . classes, and I. believe
they have been crowded out in
the present -building. It is' pos-
sible they will ,beiin again
under the new setup, The build-
ing. will be used by many organ-
izations, and I feel there is a
great deal ahead for our chbrch
when this building is construct-
ed" Winter, Lighthouse street.
Mrs. F. Turner, of London,
Introducing Mr.aSoul guest was a week, end �i,sitor in town
Mr. Dockstader said the guest
hcott,
has been active .in the work of when she was a guest at the ;T
YTnrnn Presbytery and of ,James Harvey -Taylor wedding on Sat-
Stjret Church. Exciter, where, urday and also renewed ac
he' is president of the Men's', and
in town.
Clrih. � Mrs. `fed Vrooman, Viotoria,
"What you and I' do and say' B.C., visited with Mr. and Mrs.
infl'lerrine somen else,",Richard Porter, Goderich Town-
-aid Mr, Southcott, "L t us ask; ship. Mrs. Vrooman, the former
ourselves 'ghat kind of example,Dorothy Sterling, is renewing
we are setting.' The example acquaintances in this district.'
we ' set depends upon the ex .-------__.. _..___—.--
ample we follow, What is the, Cirque Mountain in northern
driving force in your life? The j 1 abrador, 6,500 feet,'is the high-
'Joneses' with whom you are, est pebk in Eastern Canada,
Summer School road north of
Dunlop.
' A truck belonging to Gode-
rich'.'Bottling Works had been
reported stolen -on Friday.
Duck -hunters later' noticed it
bout 45 'feet off shore at
Bogie's Beach.
Boats, motors and boat-
houses at !the beach were
damaged to the ' extent of
about $2,000.
- OPP Constables Bruce John-
ston and Robert Sims invest-
igated.
now Your
There are more than
5,000 ho -
^1s in Canada and all told they
have about 150,000 rooms,
Lumber Numbers!
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Mr, and Mrs. Carl Pinkney, of
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