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DURHAM COUNTY and Wi FARM CALENDAR |: Sept, 7-14 -- osm Junior 4 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdey, September 10, 1964 NO NEGLIGENCE | Fatality Criticism Proves Unfounded - and that he was later transfer- Maple Grove Schools Open, Big Attendance MAPLE GROVE--School open|were Sunday evening visitors vd wih ig weices tmeee Us. ones, Vaeae tae the following teahers in e--|Ross Lee, i East Schou: Mr, R. Rowe,/Oshawa and Mr. and Mrs. Max Day weekend in Cleve- Specialist, will 1 . in Durham) Committee Meeting, Depart: eee yg lg hav se Ion ts etioot ths Gone pan, Obie, ee . 8 -- 7:30 p.m. ment ol Aarieali, | eee than $700, compared Mi id, Mrs. P. Ban, Mrs. O. e now Sit sad Mess fc Bi) irc olin tot Ber fe ot leg county dole utchesspeieh Yer tee nd) ment Manvers toyraehip Competition -- Registration in|factured craft of more mily hall, bethany, North Durham| Orono Oddfellows Hall.-- -En-|$5.000 the week-end at their cottage at! 4.4 Silage aie Club. tries should be sent to Ontario in Lake. Welepotay, Sept, 9 -- 7:30--| Department of Agriculture, Durham cH 'Potato Club Meet- Bowmanville, Box 730, by Tues- ing, Marsh Hall, Millbrook. jday, Sept. 8, | Thursday, Sept. 10 -- Orono, Monday, Sept. 14 -- 7:30 p.m. Fair -- at entries from Dur-|-- Hope Calf Club final meeting ham 4H Silage Corn, forestry,,-- Farm of Gordon and John and grain clubs and all educa-| Ferguson -- Port Hope. tion exhibits to be placed, by 8:00 p.m. in exhibit hall. © fer dl eae _ poy a.m. -- Judging exhibits, in, corn, and forestry club. '000 am. -- All Millbrook and Durham Dairy Calves to be on grounds. 10:30 -- Millbrook and Durham Dairy 4H Club Achievement John Ovens, 0.0. OPTOMETRIST 8 BOND ST. E., OSHAWA PH. 723-4811 Club "Achievement Day. 2:00 --|been built by ' 4-H Club Grand|monton group, the Be Champion up Pree Showman)ta] Aircraft Association, Chap- Farmer Competition -- Lake|2:39 -- Educational Demonstra-|ter 39. --. 40 or 80 ok oe ex- "Toeday, Sop 8 Harvery ". Friday, Sept. 11 8:00 p.m. a, ay Byraee Plouty, ef paseae . - Me says Wright, Soll. and Field Crops|-- District Cornland Day --Locall| nity. seh oe ea hue e Miss' Johnson. John's Newfoundland from red VB - Lea mig ingest Institute Bo gery _ --_ Sept Sto". Hosp! where he a evening t. a' p.m. : p.m. He a five doctors attend-lthe Church basement. i yo ogg eae ie on commended the Ajax yale ae et would belmr. and Mrs. jack M : intersection standing up on his se pleas mothers or young|tended the 50th Golden Wed- sore With bike and pedalling hard. He said{police | department for theitlgiris who would care to help |ding anniversary of, Mr, pos bape Ape em fing the boy looked back and then the igri vaste Aad a 'Ajax look after children 4-6 years oldivirs, Stanley Macklin, Cobourg,|and Mrs, H. Cooney and family. black car driven by Mr. Mont-tin a 'Rg -- i na aie |while the church service is on/Mrs, Macklin being. a sister of{Mr. and Mrs. H. Cooney visited gon omery veered left and struck 4 'hele Mest." * #3 would please get in touch with|Mr. Mortons. Mrs. §. . Mortonihis mother, Mrs, Blanche H ibe = ined Me page oe Dr. Teealineall sald the 'ad-\Per: ag nag shee Morton assisted/Cooney, with her daughter, Mr. Acgeninificiy apt * Sympathy of this community|in the evening. and Mrs, Merk Davis at Cast! hand, and an injured left leg and|verse criticism | should never!, WMT G0, 1, "ving whenden Mr, and Mrs. E. Spry and\ton on Sunday, g 1 have been printed. --__ 'agg By cose i Dr. J. M. Atkinson of Pick-|Bekker, Mrs. Anne Boots, in the east when he was struck, Mr,jering told the inquest that she loss of their father in Holland. Yarrow testified that the ambu.jattended the boy when he was Also to Mr. and Mrs. Harold lance arrived within 10 or\brought to the Ajax and Pick-|Cooney in the passing of her 15 minutes of the accident. ering General Hospital. She said Sg pare " ted bere the jury added that there had| Herbert Braiden, 143 Tulloch|Me had suffered of multiple in.jsm, Conitere, soagian's at Te been a misjudgment on the part}drive, Ajax said he was going juries including Pha gig os as Wek hae of both the boy and Mr. Mont-jeast on Bayley street behind the _-- sige yy es & wath of u ee oF . a ot fuss gomery but that they could find|Yarrow car and saw the boy| vo". OF me Jungs. 0a fe ee . or na no negligence on the part of|tossed into the air and land close| hese injuries individually could perce d a. e on ay anyone else. They strongly rec-|to the south shoulder. He. said bere en <b tenia waic ae a ge n ' Maange ommended that traffic signalsithat the ambulance arrived 6 sd i . : ; vey two years ago at the inter-|daughter Mrs. G. Holder, Iro- be installed immediately st the/about 10 minutes after the acci- phe reported no need forjquois; Mr. and Mrs. A. Gardner, intersection. dent, \traffic signals. Ajax Police|grandson David Nash, Montreal; Pang eg raoqgoela 7 od hygeine 3) Dr. Tomlinson said that every-| Chief PP Dunn believes that\Mr. and Mrs, B. Holmes, and ery a! bev won, vn Tro wg thing had been done to save the| Jwith the growth of the South-|family, Bowmanville, visited ---- nial hued who eo boy's life. He said a report from| wood subdivision and the con-/Mr. and Mrs. Dan Holmes, : i eat' & imbulance arrived the Ajax and Pickering General|struction of the new hospital/Charlie Payne, over the week-| Mr, and Mrs. S. R Mann, and|Rd. N., spent last week with said oly Hospital showed that the boy|perhaps a traffic signal is neces-\end. lson Master Jim Mann, spent|Mr. and Mrs. F. Philphott, 6 een te tbe had been brought in at 5.10 p.m |sary at this time. | Mr. and Mrs, H. G. Freemanthe past week at Miner's Bay.|Downsview. DRIVER HURT Frank Yarrow testilied that he was driving east on Bayley street near Harwood when he -- Recent criti- vertiser of the Mrs. Malcolm Bradshaw, fatality in Ajax on Aug. 21 was unfounded Belleville, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Morton at-/Ken Grange, Toronto, were Sat- proved at a coroner's the boy pull out from the proved a the Ajex Town Hall|tary ft Wednesday. minutes of deliberation. Aid jury said 14-year-old Michael pate HEAT WITH OIL DIXON'S OIL 313 ALBERT ST. 24-HOUR SERVICE '723-4663 SERVING OSHAWA OVER ers, 65 had died of injuries as a result of an accident whereby he col- lided with a vehicle driven by John R. Montgomery, 68, of Co lingwood at the intersection of Harwood avenue and Bayley street. family, spent the weekend with her father Tom Armstrong and her brother Bill Armstrong, 'Stayner. day, September 15 at 7 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Morton|\New Brownies must be eight and granddaughters Lorna and|before Dec. 31.' Nanoy attended the Ex on) Master Stephen Mellor who Friday. ay o oe with Mr. = Miss Carole Greenham is at-|Mrs. C. P. Swallow return tending Ryerson Institute of|home to Toronto with " Technology, Toronto. parents, Mr. and Mrs, Bill Davidson,| Mr. and Mrs, T. McGuir and| and sons Paul, Robert, Weston,|/family have returned after| were Saturday visitors with her|SPending nearly two weeks holj-| mother Mrs. Allan Snowden. days at Long Point Beach. Mr, and Mrs. J, Henry and) Mrs. H. MacKay, England, family spent the weekend at/who is visiting her daughter, Wasaga Beach. Mrs. H. Brown, Maple Grove BROWNIES START Brownies will start on Tues- "SERVE COLD ON JHE ROCKS OR WITH YouR FAVOURITE mix" that the first ambulance which arrived at the scene had been turned away in favor of another one which arrived two minutes later, Mr. Thompson who said he would appear at the enquiry, was absent when the case was heard. POLICE EVIDENCE According to the Ajax Police Department the Sherrin Ambu- lance was called by them and had arrived at the scene sec- onds after the McEachnie ambu- lance arrived. The McEachnie Ambulance was apparently call- ed by the Ajax and Pickering General Hospital. Constable Robert Joel of Ajax police, who investigated fatality, said if he had not seen the Sherrin ambulance coming when the McEachnie vehicle pulled up he would have allowed the McEachnie vehicle to move the boy. He said he felt some obligation to Sherrin because they had been expressly called by the department. At the inquest conducted by Dr. 'W. W. Tomlinson of Pick- ering, Constable Joel testified that he had arrived at the acci- dent scene at 5.04 p.m. on Aug, 21 and had observed the boy serious! yinjured, lying in the ~ a on the southwest corner of \the intersection. Joel said he had requested an ambulance and that the Sherrin ambulance had arrived at 5.10 p.m. and removed the lad to the Ajax and Pickering General Hospital. Two vehicles, one driven by John Montgomery which struck the bicycle and swerved and struck a car driven by Grant Yarrow, 173 Tulloch drive, Ajax were on the scene when he arrived. Damage to the two vehicles totalled $1,300. Mr. Montgomery, an attendant at the Ontario Hospital in Whit- by, told the inquest he was trav- elling east on Bayley street at about 20 to 30 mph and that he did not see the cyclist until he} was right in front of his wind-| shield. He said it was drizzling) rain at the time, that he was} familiar with the area and that he had been driving for 40 years. He said police arrived very) quickly after the accident. 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