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1@ THE OSHAWA TIMES, Saturday, July 29, 1967 BEFORE THE MAGISTRATE Ezra Pound Will Visit Expo Storms Deal Another Blow Quebec Tobacco Worker Remanded For Sentence AJAX -- Johnny Maloney of|is now in Mr. Linder's garage Quebec, who was on his way to|and is to remain there until for an additional six month per- iod. Terrence Hillier of 1422 Old work in the tobacco fields of| restitution is made. Mr. Linders| Forrest Road, Pickering Town- was Delhi, Ontario, charge in Court Thursday and was manded to Aug. 24 for disposi-|the additional making the total account of $96 tion of the case. charged | told ) with the theft of his own car.}charge storage for the car if He pleaded not guilty to the|Mr. Maloney paid the costs of I t Ajax Magistrate's| going to Delhi and bringing the| Suspension. He pleaded guilty to re-|car back to Pickering. He said|the charge. is $25/ $1,000 BAIL Maloney's car expense the court he would not|ship, was fined $100 and costs or 30 days on a charge of driv- ing while his licence was under Robert Coppin, charged with to obtain his own car. He is to/to the court that the $1,000 bail On his way through Pickering) for Mr. Maloney to pay in order] break enter and theft, protested | Township Mr. broke down, It was towed to|work at the job of picking] was too high. Harvey Linders garage on Har-| tobacco in Delhi and make res- wood Avenue north Pickering] titution for the car repairs and The court was adament claiming that the $500 bail was too low for this type of Attends Poetry Conference TORONTO (CP) -- Thunder- By CY FOX MONTREAL (CP) -- Writers across Canada are beginning to buzz with talk about the antici- pated visit to Expo 67 of another elderly world figure--this one a poet rather than a head of state. Ezra Pound, the bearded, oc- togenarian patriarch of modern verse in English, has accepted Pierre Emmanuel is sched- uled to come from France, Al- len Tate from the U.S. and Pablo Neruda from Chile. Other countries to be repre- sented by top poets include Ecu- ador, Cuba, Poland, Nigeria and West Germany. Expo is three months old to- day and already is past the 25,- 000,000 mark in total attendance. an invitation to a world poetry conference to be held at Expo) Sept. 6-10. If the Pound visit material- izes as scheduled, it could at- |tract scores of top men of let- ters to Montreal from all parts |of the world. | It closes Oct. 29. Today is Scout-Guide Day at the fair, with Lady Baden Pow- ell, chief guide for the world, scheduled to attend with thou- storms accompanied by high winds have dealt another blow to many southern Ontario farm- ers whose crops already had moisture. The storms Bruce, Norfolk, Brant, Grey. Simcoe and Wellington counties in western Ontario and Carle- ton, Renfrew and Lennox and Addington counties in eastern Ontario. A weekly crop report issued Friday by the provincial agri- sands of boy scouts, guides, cubs and brownies. j Thursday saw comedian Jack Organizational work for the | Benny hamming it up at Expo culture department said dam- age was particularly heavy in Norfolk County, where high winds accompanied by rain and been suffering from excessive have flattened whole fields of grain in parts of Township. There were $70.71 worth of repairs done. 'other expenses. Magistrate Jermyn remanded/for legal aid wanted offence. Mr. Coppin. who asked the. bail When the accused indicated to| Roger Kearney, 16, of Rosebank} reduced so he could go to work the garage operator that he was| Road North, Pickering Town-|at a job that he has two cently obtained. He didn't think unable to pay for the repairs at that time Mr. Linders "told) months. He will appear in court} disposition of the|bail for him as his father is in him he couldn't have the car until it was paid for." Return- ing later to his garage he found ship, for an additional iOct. 5 for case. Roger's mother had asked the the car owned by the accused court if her son could pay a fine missing. Mr. Linders said he in- or some other form of sentence formed the township police of Kearney had appeared in court just re- there would be anyone to go hospital. $25 FINE John Joseph Cousins, 45, of 855 Naroch Bivd., Bay Ridges was fined $25 and costs or five days in jail on a charge of fail-|prominent poets who have ac- what occurred. The car was three months ago and pleaded found in Delhi where the ac- guilty to a charge of breaking ing to remain at the scene of an cused Maloney was held in cus-/and entering. The magistrate accident. His driver's licence tody by Delhi police. had striken the plea from the' was suspended for three Mr. Maloney said he had of- record and remanded him to the | months. He' pleaded fered:a tool chest and a new/House of Concord where he is tent valued at $130 as security taking a course which wil that he would pay for the re-|completed in another pairs. He had gone back to the | months garage for some things in his| LICENCE SUSPENDED car and decided to take the car.| Peter Robertson of 10 Mr. Maloney's car was/while his driver's licence was brought back to Pickering from) under suspension. His driver's| Delhi by Mr. Linders. The car! the charge two ITI SIIIIISISSSSIISISS: He left a note written in French) Heatherwood Drive Ajax was Vy on another car telling the gar-/fined $50 and costs or 10 days g age owner what he had done. |in jail on a charge of driving | 4 Basa 1967 0 1087 g conference already is well under with Robert Nixon, leader of the way. | The conference will involve a} three-day symposium on_ the} place of poetry in the modern| |world and will have its climax} jin a bilingual splash of song and verse, to be. broadcast on the) CBC's French- and English-lan-! guage radio networks ACCEPT INVITATIONS hail damaged tobacco fields. On the brighter side, haying Ontario Liberal party. Mr. Nixon was on the fairgrounds as a summer-shirted tourist, while Mr. Benny currently is appear- ing in a show there. | The Ontario Liberal leader| called for firmer action on such} problems as water pollution but otherwise joined in comic antics which had been delayed more than a month by wet weather is virtually complete in western Ontario and about two - thirds finished in central and eastern regions. Corn and beans are growing particularly well in southwest- ern Ontario and wheat is ex- including a camel race with Mr. |Benny and a ride in a cycle- like vehicle--propelled by the |hard-pedalling comedian. Mr. Pound, born in the United States, now lives in Venice. 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