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coroners jury recommends bicycles be lighted at night gormley news a coroners jury in whitby last week was told that neither headlight in a truck which mruck a boy on a bicycle near kinsale three weeks ago had been installed properly the ju ry was inquiring into the death of william thomas mitchell 13 of rr 1 brooklin on may 12 the jury found that the boy had died when the bicycle he had been riding on highway 7 onehalf mile west of kinsale at 9 pm had been struck by the panel truck they recommended that all bicycles have the proper light ing installed when used at night and that all drivers use eery precaution when approaching or passing children either walking or riding a bicycle karl thomas bowen 39 of withrow avenue toronto told coroner dr j o ruddy and the fiveman jury that he had been on his way from janetvllle to brampton that evening he said that the right headlight beam was narrower than usual but he rather favored it because it lighted up the right side of the road better than usual the headlamps he said had been installed earlier this year by a garage in toronto saw boy he said that he was pioceed- lng west on highway 7 past kinsale when he saw a shadow sort of weaving on the west bound lane ahead of him about 5 yard away from the form he said he saw that it was a boy on a bicycle he said that the boy was zig zagging along using about three quarters of his lane bowen said that he pulled his truck to the left or eastbound lane to pass the boy but when he was about 10 feet from him the boy suddenly cut in front of him and he struck him he said that his windshield was broken by the impact and he lost control of his truck which grazed a number of posts before coming to a halt edward russell green of the salem road pickering town ship said that he and his wife had also been proceeding west on highway 7 that night and near brooklin a panel truck sim ilar to the one bowen was driv ing had passed him he said that he noticed then that the right headlamp shone too far to the right lights wrong floyd pilkey brooklin mech anic said that he had examined the truck later and found that neither headlamp was installed propei ly the right headlamp he said was installed with the top point ing towards the centre of the truck or in a horizontal position the left headlamp he said had been installed upside down because of this installation he said the left lamp would shine at a 30 degree angle into the sky on the low beam and the right headlamp would shine at a 30 degree angle into the ditch on low beam both he and pc harold hock- ins also a qualified mechanic stated that the lights could not give the full amount of light on either beam pc hockins who had investi gated the accident said that the boys bicycle had no lights but had a regulation red reflector on the rear fender dr r m clarke pathologist said the boy had died within a few minutes after the crash from shock multiple compound fractures and lacerations on way home thomas walter mitchell the boys father said that his son had been coming home from a friends home on the seventh concession when the accident occurred he said that his hoy had often made the tiip of a little more than a mile the acci dent occurred about a quarter mile from his home the jury retiied at 9 30 pm and returned their verdict of accidental death at 1048 pm crown attorney bruce af fleck conducted the questioning of witnesses money spent on salt for snow removal is earmarked for a sort of slush fund sir c musted mr and mrs paul hoover are spending the summer with his parents mr and mrs allan hoover paul has completed his second year at canadian bible college regina sask mr and mrs gordon mcwhir- ter welcomed their first grand child a daughter born to mr and mrs barry mcwhirter mr and mrs ralph empring- ham were guests on saturday at the twentyfifth wedding an niversary of mr and mrs fred byer of stanns we welcome mr x and mrs earl kydd who moved last thursday into the apartment at mr bernard hoods on the far- quharson farm mr and mrs frank bennett and children spent sunday with her parents mr and mrs ralph baker of gowanstownin honor of mr bakers birthday miss ethel byer spent sunday with her parents mr and mrs levi byer of clifford mr and mrs f ito and girls moved on thursday from the mushroom farm to toronto ourgood wishes follow them miss stella heise spent the weekend with lelatives here she has just returned from an extended visit to africa the ho ly land and parts of europe miss ruth hoover entertain ed miss stella heise miss flor ence hensel of harrisburg pa and miss vera hilts for break fast on saturday the postponed piesentation for miss audiey taun and mr elwood pattenden will be held on tuesday night june 19th at the home of mr and mrs wm ash rev and mrs cha5 baker of stayner spent the weekend with mr and mrs joseph heise rev cecil cullen i ford- wich was the speaker for the love feast at heise hi over the weekend mrs cora mckenzle of wil- lowdale spent sunday with her cousins mr and mrs roy bril- linger master teddy bennett ad the misfortune to fracture his right arm last week so he is now wearing a cast mr and mrs john jiyer and children of fort erie visited mr levi steckley and girls on sat urday mrs john cober attended the commencement exercises at the great lakes christian college at beamsville on friday their son bob was in grade twelve there this year mr and mis abner bru- bacher and family elora spent sunday with mr and mrs carl reesor recent visitors of mr and mrs george french were mr and mrs elias elliott mrs em- pringham mrs f bennett miss stella heise of california miss hensall of harrisburg fenn mr and mrs ralph baker of ballantrae mr and mrs loy carr mrs f harvey mrs eva cair of winnipeg mr and mrs lowell brown melody and lin da of welland and mrs brown of quebec mr frank nichols who just recently moved to pennsylvania breezed in to tenew acquaint- anccs on monday and to tell us they had a baby daughter born way things of special 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