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The GOderich Signat&to,r ThtIiiday. May 5th, 1960
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burn, who-plpaded guilty to ina-
pakred driving in EliYth.
Donald Hyde, Stratford, charg-
ed by Goderich police with sok
plying liquor to a minor, Was
granted, a -week's •adjournment
at reqtiest of Daniel .MiuThy,
who said he was acting for a
iquor -Cases
Aired In Court
' 'Charged under one section of
the Liquor Control Act, a Port
'' Oolborne motorist was rescued
by another section, in the LOA
L. Elliott, driving from Clinton
to Landon to Visit a brother, 'appear one week thence. 4 section (3a, subsection 1)
v-ias checked by al? Constables , Stephen R. Wheeler, 16, who about. going so slaw as to ink' on,,,,,saielmap,„,„;cont,e,A0 -
Twaddle and'ilardy wthen they a • 'week earlier had pleaded. pede traffic, 4,111.,,;(1T.401 11.111-6-0 I charge of sPeeding-':'easlt of Gloile-
saw his fear "weaving" .flear guilty to brealtin and theft at is being• built up' case lam dis- rich 1VIarch 13, Sims testified
Bruoefield. When Twaddle be- 1Wro'xeter, came up .for sentence
gan searching for liquor, Elliott; but was reinanded ,,for another
Ivife
from the baiali Seat floor, openc.4 in further information." .
it and showed a bottle of rye' *The case of Harold W. Duck-
whiokey paoked in clothing. worth, charged by his wife with trate Glenn Hays said: ‘. Walsh at the cemetery gate;
"I was on a holiday, had' thei"threatening with violence," was "The Officer was right in lay- Walsh was sure it was snot at
bottle in the suitcase, and didn't ;set over for two weeks. The ing the' charge. However, this that...spot. Sims said the 'Wea-
know it was against the taw,",he;;complainant is in hasp,ital. is the first time such a charge ther waa clear at the time;
' told the ' court, answering ! ' has come • before me, I trust Walsh testified it was snowing.
charge of illegal possession. I
Maybe it wasn't, at that.
a Bluebells Wiii' -that if the aaeuse-d is on the iyi am
road in question in future he vietion for speeding at 60," said
going to register a con-
tagistrate Hays examined Sec- ; ill take this as a ',74111ing, his worship. "The fine will
Team Award.
and other motorists may see fit be $5 a
lion 63 of the regulations, which
says: "Beer tir liquor purchasted to gayern themselves accdtd- '
The application of Section
by any penson pursuant to the The .1,Vednesday Night Mixed in•gly. But I am inalined ta
. 19(4) of the Traffic Act was
challenged by counsel forJames
Landsborough, R.R. 3, Seaforth,
charged with hauling a farm
wagon behind a tractor without
"bwo separate means of attach-
menit."!, These are ,cequired by
law when a trailer "ar other
object or device" is drawn by
"a motor vehicle or farm trac-
tor."
Mr. Landsbo-rinagh described
the single attachment as a fOur-1
And hot -Fern itl-trei conneetinW
end, through which a ,°bolt is
- "I `have drawn this .w4on on
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th
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lawyer from out of town. Stm- - in,,,,,,,, sneed limit 04 50, OPP Constables Robert Sims
ultaneausly there di.5aPPeaked 711f1X '''.7--- .'-' , ,., ,._ ..,...; and Alex. 'Ilwaddle personally
of ....9.44,1ritiaff's Vigilaa :Arad Difo 01, laradisleSs Mali' 45: ."-r.1---iisis11--bA couPle . of traffic- oases,,;; .0r94,s.
Gilley's gin, prestliinably to re- in the Traffie Act, but there is examining defenee-mitnesses. '
When John M. Walsh, a Lon..
rs Are Waived tor S
hways with aicase was $16 and. costs.
couraging travel at. much less
than the,lawful maximum. Giv-
to a driver who -travelled at 35
to 40 on No. 8 Highway, Magis-
that he clacked the accused at
65, Walsh arid Miss Ann Spring,
car had been travelling 50 to 55.
The officer said he had stopped
• provisions of the Act may be
earried or conveyed by the pur-
chaser from his residence to
another residence occupied by
him., or intended to be occupied
Couples' Bowling League ban- think that traffic often moved
quet was held at the Bluewater so much in excess of the speed
Lounge. • limit, the same complaint might
Harry Little made the piesen- be registered with an officer
tatian to the winning team, the regarding someane going 50."
by him, Or to any place. where Bluebells, .captained by Milt Reginald G. . Boaxn, Huron
the same may be larwfully kept; Fisher. Other members of the road, was f011owed by OPP Con -
provided, however, that no such'.winning team were: "Sonny" stable' Morley Groves west from
beer or liquor shall be consum- and Marj. Moore, Francis and Holmesville on April 7. In court
. ed by. any person while it is 'Jean Schram, and Lorraine last Thursday the :officer testi-
being sa conveyed or carried.", Thorlaw. fied that;trown drove so slowly
‘``.1 have befere me no evid- Awardavinnin.g •lady bowlers. that cars piled up behind.
fhe' liquor while irt trargit,fr-DTie Queen; fritfh-trip e, - iv ply: isk-Wrili&-.Wilitess: • rir-On,avie
said his worship. "I won't call !Doak; high single, Florence sug'gesting that the accused in
.. tfor the dbfence. The charge ' MacCuspey. order to comply with the TrA,Ea
will be. dismissed." - . 1 ',VIen's awards were distribut- Act cannot travel over 50 and,
"You might be well advis,ed :ed as follows: high average, according to you,,,. should not the highway for 15 years;'? he
(th pour the liquor out on the -Sonny Moore; .high _ triple, travel under 3;5 .or' 40, and was. +67d the magistrate. ." ""
grass,'; he tald Elliott. "An- Barry 'Doak; high single, Howard;impeding traffic? 'What do you Defence counsel Murphy ,call -
other court might not take the Kuenzie. say a man sho.uld drive?" ed Geo. Wraith, implement deal -
same view." ' - President for 1960-81 Lir Pete "At least 45 to 50." er, ,to testify that-he:had never
Matt had pleaded guilty to Graf, who s...satcce.eds. -floward,r, Catinse4...hinted ,ats..as. recent, sem ,er ...settr.,..t. ....,-- . , .
--- ' $50 and casts: His driving per- ithe now -.executive are: secre- increase traffic prosecutions.
wit was lifted ;for three months.' tary, Pam MacCus.,pey; treasurer,
Similar penalties were imipos- ' Jean Sohn ni .
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dictionary, Mr. Murphy argued:
-Have you," he a•sked, "re -'"A farm wagon is,considered an
ecived...instructions that there implement.' This section -is de -
have been tao many accidents, finitely not intended to cover
land youpare supposed to have farm wagons: My submission is
more prosecutions?", • - that this is not a trailer, and the
"No sir; 1' 'have not.. ;More section obviously refers to trail-
„ rigid enforcemetit of the Traffic error.things similar: A magis-
Act." . trate in London two years ago
Another "impeding traffic" found the section did not cotieri
charge, laid hy,Goderich police ordinary .farm wagons. A con -I
againS1 Marcel Butch•anan; was NicVon could only be' made if al
set over far a week. A plea
of not guillly was 'entered. warion were included in 'other'
abiect or device'."
Whether or not. as a result tkonstable Twaddle had the
ef;"more rigid enforcement," last word: •
siime unusual traffic cases were "A farm tractor is not a .
oh the Fist. 'A-Tuckersmithkman motor vehicle," he -said, citing
•Aia.s charged with failure to the words of,the statute, "'rotor
4save "Iwo means of atta6hment." vehicle or far& tractor'''. ,.
for_ _a farm wagon hauled by
"I .submit," -he' said, -"that a
;tractor. A driver ;who failed to farm wagon is not built and
heed a stop sign at the Kiiten designed to be hauled on a high-
,interSeetiOn with No. 4 was fined way, but ;for use an the farm.
$10 and- costs. A Dashwoocr If it breaks loose on a grade it
,man, Miarien Vanderhoek, park- co.uld roll into a following car.
.ed his milk truck partly on the Two -vv -heeled trailers have, not
pavement south of Clinton, arid -o-nly a couplina but a chain as
incurred a similar penalty. second attachnient." .,. _
' Alo ng ..with ;the slow driving "I must compliment you on
cases were three speeding . . ,
the argument.," said the magis-
charges. Lorne M. Norman,- of trate. "I appreciate the point
Galt, and- Edward W. Siddall,
• Gatlerich„ were -elocked by Con- about -a _tractor . not.. being. _a.
-as motor vehicle_ I. _think- .t.,
Highr,vay and the fine n ,,each feel there was•no wrong intent,
In ..any event, this may serve ..as
a Warning. As the.,,,officer. 'has
pointed out, a farm wagori with
!only one means. .40.attachment
t ;is a danger. It might be better -
After his; worship dismissed
the case, Mr. Murphy said ism-,
plement manufacturers had
been advised by the.Department
of Highways that Section 19
..,Yotfll like Ihe monersaving. ways 'of Dodge, does not cover farm wagons.
Neils Molgaard, represented
, by Mr. Murphy, won a dismissal
.,,,, in an "urireasonable noise" case
4r .1 because the court was not very
happy ;about the wording of the
information. This charged that
the driver "did make an unrea-
sonable noise lat the.said motor
Nehtele backfiring."
"This doeS not 'disclose an of-
fence by the driver," contended
counsel. A person having con -
not ,cause the 'motor vehicle to
make any unnecessary noise."
. D •
ow nvmg
the magistrate. "I- would not
be a stick•ler for grammar, but
I am not satisfied with the in-
close an offence, I ;will dismiss
the case."
dent and manager of Melbourne
elev tora, appeared to plead forestry; 'fisheries, trapping,
guilt on behalf of his driver, mining and el.ectric power was
Melvin MaDortald,-found by Con- 15.2 per cent.
stabtle A. Selllar to have 9,000
pounds excess load on his truck
Chief
that the truck route through
town is exempt from the half -
load rule, and that truckers are
so informed by signs posted at
the elevators. Accused was
fined $20 and costs.
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