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GERDA COMMISSIONER Mr. Justice Spence, pre- siding in the Munsinger in- quiry, is shown leaving a recent session. DISTRICT NEWS Court Whist Party Held By JOHN LeBLANC TORONTO (CP)--For more than a month a spare octo- genarian who has made con- siderable Canadian history has been engaged in what must be one of the heaviest tasks ever imposed On @ jur- ist in this country, Ivan C. Rand, whose age forced him off the Supreme Court of Canada by statute seven years ago, will be 82 next Wednesday, April 27. On that day he will probably he toting a couple of valise-size briefcases up the broad steps | of the Supreme Court build- ing in Ottawa---and continu- ing to make history. For he has the burden of presiding at the first formal | Canadian inquiry into the ju- dicial morality, of @ superior court justice. He is to render an opinion on whether Mr. Justice Leo Landreville, 94 years on the Supreme Court of Ontario, is fit to continue in office. His inyestigation for the federal government' -- touched off by parliamentary proddings -- is to determine Port Perry Scout Hall PORT PERRY (TC) -- The, MAPLE GROVE (TC) -- The) Dessert Luncheon and Court|United Church Women are| Whist Party, sponsored by the| holding a debate on the subject Port Perry Scout and Cub Mo-| "Resolved that mea are just as ther's Auxiliary, al the Scout|capable of catering as women" Hall, was a great success. The| The affirmative will be. taken by] hall was filled to capacity.|Mrs. W. H. Brown and Mrs. Moré than 80 people attended.|T. McGuirk and the negative) The luncheon, under the su-|by Jack Hurrie and Howard pervision of Mrs. Glenn Van-| Bradley. Camp and Mrs. Grant McPer-| Mrs. red Wright has suffi-| mott, was well arranged and) ciently recoyered from her oper-| the many delicious desserts,| ation at Bowmanville Memor- donated by the members, were! ig) Hospital to return to her mo- much spRrecialaa. ' |ther's, Mrs. Arthur Martin. | explicit definition of pane Although a number of women :y| ards for members of the. | had to leave after the lunch-| The Women's Institute will| bench. eon; 11 tables of Court Whist| hold its birthday party April 25) were in play. Prize winners | in the Christian Education Hall. } . 4 Ontario Natural whether the personable ~ dapper 56-year-old judge, a former Sudbury mayor, Lib- eral politician and one of the most successful lawyers in the history of Northern On- | tario, was guilty of impro- priety affecting his high office in his dealings with much - investigated Northern Gas Com- any. Mr. Justice Landreville's career is on the line. But more than that is at stake. The field of judicial behavior is a nebulous area, largely unexplored in Canada, the findings of the Rand in- quiry could lead to a more NOTED FOR DECISIONS Adding new dimension to were: Mrs. D. Ketch, Mrs. A family dinner party was Ellsworth Kennedy and Mrs.) |held af the home of Mr. ee eee Benjamin Pickard. The d00r\sirs Teo Beaubien and ee ee prize was°won by Mrs. Herbert Aishe. in hence pt Mr. endl Howard Sr., and ihe birthday Mrs. J. Holtby, who celebrated | d by Mrs. Stanley Plough-| 7) 7%: *. y, ' pacha i ted her birth-| their silver wedding anniversary man wi, coagretos Not BI no 'A nice sum was realized from) Mrs. Ted White has returned) the event to further the work|home following an operation at! of the Scout movement. Assist-| the Bowmanville Memorial Hos- ing Mrs. Charles Reesor on the/Pital. ticket committee were Mrs.| A variety concert will be pre- John Jefford and Mrs. Orten| sented Saturday night in the Michie. | Christian Education Centre. Broadcasting Board Asked OTTAWA (CP) 'The Cana- dian Broadcasting League pre- sented a brief to Prime Minis-| CBC and private i atakitaes | have criticized this suggestion On advertising, the league | From Age 65 300 A MONTH FOR LIFE pe the law is not an unfamilier role for the former justice presiding over this case. When he wore the ermine of the Supreme Court between 1949 and 1059, he wrote more than 600 judgments, They were noted for-incisiveness, a liberal philosophy and a deep knowledge of, and respect for, the law. Some are fa- mous. He had no hesitancy about batting down entrenched leg- islation. In 1957 he destroyed Quebec's noted anti-Commu- nist 'Padlock Law" as an in- terference with free speech, and one of his decisions like- wise put an end to the use of seditious libel law to pur- sue the religious sect Jehomah's Witnesses in that province. In the public mind, he is best known as the innovator of the 'Rand formula" for the collection of union dues from non-union employees of a firm. It was devised as an emergency solution to a big post-war strike in the auto industry and since has be- come widely accepted On the bench in Canada's highest court--adjoining the New Judicial Code Exchequer Court room where he will begin the last phase of the Landreville hearings Monday -- he came to be known, as a judge of stern and chilly exterior but in- ward kindliness, The high- priced counsel who hadn't done his homework might get clouted around. An inexperi- enced and jittery lawyer fum- bling away a worthy cause prehobiy would get a helping and KEEPS MIND HONED The years haven't dimmed the mental acuity of the judge who has been called one of Canada's two great- est. Since his bench retire- ment he has kept it honed with such things as running a royal commission on the Maritime coal industry for the federal government and setting up and heading--until 1964--a law school at the Uni- versity of Western Ontario in London. Now the tall figure has more of a stoop and there are deeper furrows about craggy features, but the fa- miliar thrust of chin and frosty glint behind the spec- tacles are still danger sig- the, and | DIRECT FROM ITS PREMIERE SHOWINGS. SPEGIAL ENGAGEMENT AT SPECIAL PRICES. NO RESERVED SEATS, NOW EVERYONE CAN SEE THE MOST LOVERLY MOTION PICTURE OF ALL TIME! my, RAM LADY. Winner of 8 've! Academy Awards including Best Picture. pe PADRE HSURN- REX TEGHNIOOLOR" JP, SUPER PANAVISION*7Q- FROM WARNER BROS," LATAxo 'Seei Featured at 2:00 p.m. 5:50 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. Daily ADYLTS $1,5¢ CHILDREN 50c¢ RY --- NO ADVANCE TICKET SALE nals. A few witnesses with fuzzy ,testimony got chewed up mildly in the interests of lucidity. Clarity of thought was a hallmark of Mr. Justice Rand on.the bench, and it will get a difficult workout when he vomes to write his decision. The issues are far from the open - and - shut question of law-breaking, and they also cut across the two careers of Mr. Justice Landreville--the municipal politician and the judge. There is no neat legal precedent ayailable for gui- dance; the commissioner will have tp make his own. So far the evidence--and only Mr, Justice Landreville's remains to be heard--has not | turned up anything basically changed from what has trick- led out in dribs and drabs since a disputed stock ar- | rangement hetween the judge and gas company officials was uncovered in 1962. The bare bones of it is that NONG got a municipal gas franchise from Sudbury during Mayor Landreville's tenure in 1956 | and seyen months later -- after he had gone to the bench--he received free 7,500 shares of company stock. These turned out to be worth | about $17, 000. According to the evidence, the share deal came about this way: While the NONG franchise was still hanging fire but pretty sure to pass city council, the mayer pro- posed to company executives that he should go to work for it in a legal capacity after leaving office, and this was agreed to. He was to be given a stock option deal, as had been done for others in the firm. His appointment to the bench cancelled any obliga- tion under the. option, accord- ing te NONG President Ralph K. Farris of Vancouver, but at the judge- designate's re r Det ANE OE A 1 * FRIDAY * For the Swinging Set The Fantabulous --Bosley Crowther, N.Y. TIMES. Tony Curtis Jack Lemmon NatalieWood ine Wise Great Race" - The greatest comedy of all time! PETER TALK: KEENAN WYNN APH 0 CONNELL VIAN VANCE DOROTHY PRONE LARRY STORCH ROSS MARTIN TECHNIC OLOR® nou miner once. 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