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Raph-|Catrying a large bag of grocer-jand her husband stooping over y s ibe: 4 j y ael, acting for Percy Singer of|ies in her left hand and a threes | |their garden, ° ° Toronto, owner of the second) Wart jug of milk and her purse' Mr, Garten stood up at one D car who had already admitted|in her right, get back into the point and berated Judge j e ore @ecl Ing amages lliability in the accident, asked|°@" and drive home Weaver for the defence actions. for and received permission to| Mr. Garten was shown walk- {When his lawyer interrupted TORONTO (CP) -- A_ sub-jmonth period. ust, and pneumonia, were screen two home movies taken|ing about his front yard with-|him, he turned and walked out urban North York family was}. Mr. Garten said he missed|brought on by the accident. by private investigators. out difficulty, Rosalie was of the courtroom. jawarded $1,770 damages Thurs-|work and claimed $3,900 for, Rosalie, who wept during her) They showed Mrs. Garten, shown washing the family car) 'The Gartens had originally |\day after a York County judge|joss of wages. He said a heart|testimony, said the accident|wearing a surgical collar, open|i" the driveway of the home. turned down a settlement offer jand _jury watched two homelcondition discovered last Aug-|had made her nervous. 'The in-'an overhead garage door drive ators a 1 so testified of 83 750. imovies, ~~~ smecrenerenensarnes ms . - cn ceaereseeinee sr csrneranaa iia mets. Seasomrerrs senna ware -- - ne - en ee ea aaemnane The family had originally \claimed a total of $26,000 dam- lages for medical and other costs incurred after a traffic accident. In addition to the low judg- ment, the family was assessed court costs after March 31. The case started May 7, 1964. when a car driven by Mayer Garten, 47, was struck from be- jhind when stopped at a cross- walk. His wife, Chaja, and their '\17-year-old daughter, Rosalie, were passengers, :/ The Gartens claimed spinal and whiplash injuries caused them pain and suffering and restricted their activities for months afterwards. Mrs. Garten swore before | Judge E. L. Weaver and the jury she could do no lifting, shopping or driving until a few #imonths ago. Included in her claim for damages was a $783 bill for housekeeping services she said she needed over a 10. History Project Of Agro Society laa Mitery of the Oniacio, aia OPEN THE jeultural Society is expected to |be included in the centennial DOOR TO f program of the Ontario Associ jation of Agricultural Societies, President William Macdougall CONVENIENT of Alvinston Thursday told the annual meeting of District 7, which includes the counties of LIVING IN Brant, Oxford, Waterloo and Wellington, ~| Mr. Macdougall also urged a 4\general improvement of fair- s grounds as centennial projects for individual societies Harold Buchanan of RR 1, Paris: chairman of the district, matin |was re-elected for the 1965 term "HAPPY 'ROOF ER AT DO JR STREET and Mrs. George Elliott of Ar- _ -- thur was elected 1966 director for the women's section, Need Proper Preparation 'SHAH CAN BE | , 1 Reet Before Concrete Poured '*4¢K Tour || @ 2eEmor i TORONTO (CP)--If Iran's os H ; Before placing concrete the|forms to prevent honey-combing) oi! wells ever run out, its | ¢e gubgrade should be properly/of the concrete shah might boost the royal | | ® i ci © a 2 TO THOSE PEOPLE WHO DEMAND THE ULTIMATE IN FINE LIVING . . . 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