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PERSONALS
Mr. James M. Redditt and
daughter Cathy, Islington, were
recent visitors of Miss Lillias
MacViear.
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Elson,
Oakville, with their swi -John
and daughter Elizabeth were
weekend visitors with Miss
Lillias MacVicar.
• Staff -Sgt. and Mrs. J. F.
Heard, Suzanne, David and
Danny left for Trenton after
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. J.
V. Thomas. -
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mac-
Leod and Mrs. J. Stroyan of
Sault Ste., Marie, Ontario, visit -
cad Mr. George MacLeod', and
Mr. Alvin MacLeod.
"Miss Lillias MacVicar has re-
turned from attending the mil-
linery display in Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Breckow will
be visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
C. l3rocklebank and family of
Scarborough over the weekehd.
While there Mr. Breckow will
attend the Masseurs' Clinic at
!Newmarket.
50 YEARS MASON
Mr. George A. McLebd of
Detroit and formerly of the
--�Gcade3 ieh area, recently attdine'd
50 years in Masonry. He join -1
.ed Maitland Masonic Lodge, ji
Goderich; on July 8, 1913.
Loblolly Bay is not a body
of water on the coast of Ireland.
l It• is a shrub or tree of the tea
!family. Growing sometimes to
a height of 60 feet, it covers
I vast tracts of swampy land.
along the Gulf' of Mexico.
One of the most famous
navies in history is that of the
Medici family, celebrated as
bankers and as patrons of art
and literature in Italy in the
14th, 15th and 16th centuries..
One of the foundations of the
Medicis' fortune was the, pawn -
broking business. In fact, their
coat. of arms contained three.
golden balls, whi_ _ evenJac ay
are the symbol of the pawn-
broker. As one historian put
it, the Medicis' ticket. to fame
was a pawn ticket.
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Heavy Darnage.
To Hydro Truck
A Clinton District Hydro
truck was damaged to the ex-
tent of $2,500- and the driver
-painfully injured about the
wrist and forehead when the
four-wheel vehicle, heavily
loaded with brush spray, slew,
ed in loose gravel while travel-
ling east on the. Bayfield con-
cession road Saturday.
The driver, John Farquhar
Klegg was given treatment for
lacerations at Clinton hospital
by Dr. J. A. Addison.
'1'he accident occurred about
two miles east of Highway 21,
and in addition to the exten-
sive damage to the truck, a
Bell telephone pole was dam-
aged to the extent of about
$75.00. Evidently, the truck
which was heading east, slid in
gravel and partially left the
road, clipping the pole. In an
attempt to -regain the road; the
driver turned the' front wheels
sharply and as soon as they
hit the gravel, the truck rolled
over, badly smashing the box,
tank and cab. -
Hurt Forehead
Loose gravel caused another
injury Saturday night on 5 and
6 sideroad in Hullett Township
near County Road 25 when
John Orland Dixon of R.R. t
Clinton, suffered a lacerated
forehead when his car left the
road. He was given treatment
by Dr. L. B. Boxall at Clinton.
Provincial Constable R. S. Balls
investigated.
The Dixon car, a 1951 Ford,
was damaged about $100;— a
Blyth Municipal Telephone
Company pole $50 and a fence
owned by Eli Bury, R.R. 1,
Blyth, was also damagedto
some extent when the car went
out of controlhit the ditch;
Pole _:.a;nd roliedziatc _ tbeJene
Jon Chenier
Top Soldier
Mrs. B. Alien's
9ist Birthday
Mrs- Hen Allen celebrated
her 9ist "birthday in her home
at 22 Victoria street North on
Sunday, September lst.
Those'in attendance included
Mrs. Rolf Trow of Stratford and
Mrs. Cassius 11 McCormick of
Muncie, Indiana, daughters of
Mrs. Allen; Col. Trow; Mr. '& 7,
Cormick; Mr, and Mrs. John C.
Harper of New York City and
their children; Mr. and Mrs.
Benjamin Allen McCormick and
young Benjamin of Muncie;
Benjamin Trow of Montreal and
Archibald G. --McCormick of
Muncie, Indiana,
Mrs. Ben Allen witnessed- the
double christening ceremony on
Wednesday, August 28, at Knox
Presbyterian, Church of
Olivia Allen Harper, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Harper
of New York City, and Ben-
jamin Allen i o
A 1 n M orm ck son of
MoCormick,
Mr. and .Mrs.. Benjamin. -Allen
McCormick of Muncie, Indiana.
These great-grandchildren of
Mrs. Allen were -baptized by
Rev. G. L. Royal.
In 1938 an 800 -pound, 71/2 -
feet long Time Capsule was
buried 50 feet beneath Flush-
ing Meadows, site of the 1939
New York World's Fair. It was
designed to be opened in 6939
A.D., at which time. it would
give" historians of the day a
first-hand indication of 20th cen-
tury civilization. It has been,
suggested that with the scienti-
fic and technological develop-
ments since 1939, the Time
Capsule is already out of date.
Participation In Court Service ..
(.Continued from page 1) .
Once. ' This consists of oral testi-
mony by witnesses and exhibits,
from which juries are required
to find. the facts, A juror may
believe all a (witness, says or
disbelieve all; he may believe
part or disbelieve part. The
fact that he disbelieves part of
what a witness says does not
mean he disregards all his testi-
mony. In determining what
evidence they should believe,
jurors should be guided by the
demeanor of the witness in the
box, the manner in which he
gives evidence, which may im-
press by sincerity and attempt
to relate the incident accurately.
W.M.S. Fall
Rally Sept. 10
Huron Presby.teri-al of the
Warren's Mi-ssionary-Soe'iety, of
the Presbyterian Church in
Canada will hold their fall rally
in _ Knox Presbyterian Church,
Auburn, on Tuesday, September
10th with morning session open-
ing at 10 a.m. and the after-
noon at 1.15 p.m. The guest
speaker of the afternoon.' will
be Miss Hazel McDonald . of
Goderich who is a returned
missionary from Formosa. She
wii11 also show pictures of her
work in that country.
Miss Clara Hanes, regional
secretary, will be the speaker at
the morning session, and re-
ports will be given by the.
various departmental secre-
taries.
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Other times it is very difficult
not to come to the conclusion
a . witness is not trying to 'ad-
vance the ends of justice , but
to defeat them. ,
"A jury should also consider
the manner in which a witness -
stands up under cross-eltamin=
ation, the time -proven method
of., testing credibility- of a wit-
ness on oa.th. It may determine
whether people have any in-
terest in the outcome of the,
case, any inconsistencies in the
Story, or whether supported by
other evidence, , whetherany
bias has been shown, .or sytn-
pa,thy to one cause or the other.
All these should influence the
jury in determining what they
will accept or reject."
His. lordship explained the
difference between direct and
indirect evidence.
"The jury rnus+t be instruct-
ed," he said, "that evidence
*holly or partly -circumstantial
must: not only -be conclusive- of
the guilt of the accused but
must be inconsistent with any
other rational conclusion.
Many Safeguards
"In our system the accused
has many safeguards. One of
the greatest is that the Crown
must prove guilt beyond reason-
able a doubt. The burden of
proof of guilt is on the Crown
throughout the case, and if
after all evidence is in the jury
has any reasonable doubt, the
accused is entitled to the benefit
of that doubt.
"An acct 'sed is never requir-
ed to give evidence. He can-
not be called by the Crown. If
he gives evidence on his own
A Goderich soldier a'nd son
of a Clinton airman was one of
several honored .on, the gradu-
ation parade of second year
soldier apprentices Thursday,
August 29, at the Rbyal Can-
adian School of Signals, King-
ston, - Ont.
Signalman Apprentice John
A. Chenier, son of LAC and
Mrs. Bernard W. Chenier of
RCAF Station Clinton, did 147
Blake street, Goderich, receiv-
ed a bronze plaque for achiev-
ing the highest scholastic stand-
ing in this his first year of
.training.
The parade marked the end
of two years .of ' apprentice
training for 52 second year ap-
prentices.
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beha:IU, it is a matter• for de-
eision *of the accused and his
counsel, and it is one of the
great decisions facing defence
counsel. A majority Of accused
persons, going' into the witness
box do not .,helt3 themselves
much; they are nervous and
afraid .of saying sprlrething.that
will &hurt them,and too' anxious
to sax something to help 'them-
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a wrong impression. An ascus-
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still be jumpy.
" `Reasonable' is an ordinary
doubt, an actual doubt, not
some frivolous thing raised in
the mind of a juror in order to
avoid doing his plain duty.
After conclusion of evidence,
the judge instructs the jury on
the law, and sometimes it is
his duty to tell the jury what
he thinks of the .evidence. °
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by the judge. When the v
diet is given, defence eaung
has a right to ask that the jtr'
be polled. The verdict must
the verdict of all 12, ar it
not a verdict."
Guests were Ken Grah.
Preston-Hespeler club; Top
Bedard and , Stuart Forb•
Goderich.
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