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1Q THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesdoy, Jonvery 17, 1762 -- TRUCK MOVES SMITH EQUIPMENT This truck was photograph- ed recently on Highway 401 as it moved several bottling machines, compressors and other machinery from the Smith Beverages plant in Bowmanville. The equipment was taken to the new Smith plant in Oshawa _ which is much larger and provides better facilities to take care of this growing business. WHITBY AND DISTRICT Await Verdict In Accident At Ontario County Supreme Court at Whitby Tuesday the action between Norman Rich- ards, 93 Hurley road, Ajax, Mrs. Evely: Clarke, RR 1, Whitby and Joseph Zieba, 9 Maple strect, Ajax, continued before Mr. Justice Schatz and a jury. Zieba is the plaintiff in the action in which he claims he was struck by Mr. Richards' car, Richards said in evidence that he was driving along the Base Line road from Whitby to Ajax on the evening of Nov. 25, 1960. He said that he was dazzled by the lights of a car that was approaching him and when he was almost level with Action this! car he saw two men, one on the pavement. The defend-| ant continued by saving that he} did not have time to swerve and struck one of the pedestrians, | It was also stated by Rich-| ards that he went back to the) scene of the accident and sub-| sequently called for assistance.| Richards said that Mrs. Clarke was assisting Mr. Zieba. He said that he did not know that Mrs. Clarke was the. person) whose headhghts had obscured his vision Robert Butler of Scarborough, | an accident investigator, said that he had spoken to Mrs.| Clarke a few days after the| accident and had obtained a statement from her concerning the accident In reply to ques tioning by defence counsel Rus- sell J. Murphy, Butler said that Mrs, Clarke did not know that she would be called as a defend- ant when she gave the state- ment. Mr. Butler also said that he was acting in Mr. Richards' interest. Mrs. Clarke, a registered nurse, said that she was driv- ing along the Base Line road at the time of the accident and saw two men at the side of the road, one appeared to be in- jured, She said that she turned back to render first aid. Mrs. Clarke said that she was not served with a writ until Octo- ber, 1961, The case is expected to finish| ® today, after Mr. Justice Schatz charges the jury. BIG ADDITION VANCOUVER (CP) -- City council has awarded the Pacific National Exhibition. a $280,000/f grant toward construction of a\@ million - dollar livestock coli- seum, LADIES' SHOE Fantastic savings are now Ladies' fashion-first love the styles, the comfort and the quality that goes into each shoe. Buy today and S-A-V-E, yours on shoes for 62. You'll ALL HIGH & ILLUSION HEELS Sizes 4 to 11. Widths AAAA to B. 9.99 Now 5.90 Or 2 Pairs for 10.00 PLAYER SUSPENDED OMAHA, Neb. 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In speaking to sentence, Crown Attorney Bruce Affleck said that the accused was at a very impressionable age when his actions could be more dan- gerous than older boys. He. said that the actions of 16-year-old liquor offenders should not be tolerated and should be corrected early. COPENHAGEN (Reuters) -- Danish industry is in for some unpleasant shocks if Denmark joins the European Common paige says a government re- port. 'It estimates that 20 per cent of all Danish industry will be iderably affected if the BELGIAN VOICE gian government has set up an information centre aimed mainly at informing other coun- tries about Belgium. Parliament has voted $600,000 for the cen- BRUSSELS (AP) -- The Bel-|® country goes into the six-nation roup. "The major cause of difficulty is that the productive structure in some fields is not adjusted to conditions in a bigger mar- ket," it says. Denmark, a member of the tre's first year of operation. seven - nation European Free .|Euromart Seen Shock For Danes Trade Association, recently ap- plied formally for membership in the Common Market. Among the more immediate results of joihing would be in- creased competition and higher costs on home and export mar- kets, the report says. Steel scrap prices would go up by 50 to 100 per cent and coal, raw materials and raw plastics prices would also increase. Heavy demands for capital for industrialization and devel- opment may also cause con- cern, the report notes. Capital imports, even a on scale considered small by inter- national standards. would have considerable effect here. Den- mark has in the past imposed restrictions to prevent distur- bances by incoming "hot money"' and to preserve an in- dependent monetary policy. 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