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per-cent of working wives less than $3,000 a year, ound BEFORE THE MAGISTRATE THE OSHAWA TIMES, ie October 13, 1967 13 Careless Driving Charge Studies Show Some Drivers Follows Gravel Spraying Improve After Few Drinks TORONTO (CP)--Some driv-jchologist and physiologist, has| A fine of $150 and costs or|pass cars at a crosswalk. were two little children on it," foo § ' 30 days was-levied against Don-|_ It was revealed in court| A mechanic entered the Shere fee Gtlaka aay tes, he ettocta. at slosh) ourt| wit-/after a few drinks may i i ald Rockbrune, 86 William gt, |Rockbrune had four Previous| iecs box to attest to the fact|right, according to studies by and fatigue on drivers in Otta-| BIG SAVINGS ON We Whkd he Gas: ceaviciad of -- for speeding within that when he checked Emmons' Dr. C. B. Gibbs of Ottawa, a|¥@ and compared teenaged PHILIPS STERE careless driving in Oshawa traf-| Magistrate Donald Dodds gaveicar, the brakes were faulty, scientist with the National|drivers to adults, women driv-| . fic court on Wednesday. Rockbrune 30 days to pay the| Magistrate Dodds said "Any-/ Research Council. lers to men and French-Cana-| The crown's evidence indi-|fine. one is failing in his responsibil-| In a study of 50 men, one who dian drivers to English-Cana- A begs rie pica ogg an Py se bieinaie ity who drives a vehicle which downed nearly a bottle of liquor dians. TAPE RECORDER police constable serve ock- ULIS ij i i -|and should have been insensi-| Keates ae brune with a summons on Aug.| Joseph Emmons of 260 Guelph be ag gy tian ere ble, did better than 85-per-cent FATIGUE CAUSES ERRORS OPTIONAL EXTRA 16, Rockbrune sprayed gravel|St., pleaded not guilty to a| we added he felt there was aif the others when they were. His studies have shown that es from his truck onto the cruiser charge of careless driving, laid|goyht and dismissed the charge Sober, said Dr. Gibbs. \drinkers, teenagers and tired or D So Much Fun' hi ivi ; COTE SRe Cremer er te Pate |frustrated drivers tend to make| while driving off. following a Sept. 11 rear end) He told delegates at the Inter-| Pes The officer testified he then|collision between his auto and|UNCONSCIOUS national Electronics Conference|™re, Wrong decisions when a @ Fully Licensed followed Rockbrune along Bond|that of a fellow worker, on| The evidence indicated that Tuesday that science must find|2°Ve! situation crops up. Street westbound at speeds of Bloor Street West. |James William Fraser, Lot 10,|, 04. : 4 He also says: Women make |better ways to measure driving | fewer errors than men, but 55 to 60 miles per hour, and! Emmons said his dn [theo 5, East Whitby, had Bone ability than tests based on| ae saw him change lanes without|brakes failed, and "I couldn't|through a red light on Rossland ; | en al ) Y KING sT signalling, cut a car off, anditake to the sidewalk. There|Road at Mary Street, on Sept.| breath ayes Se ee PY English-Canadians show no OSHAWA 5, when he crashed into a\P!°e- _ idifference in driving tests; northbound auto with his|_ Instead, he recommended his| drivers are at their worst early knocked |"Stressalyzer"'--a machine that| Bowmanville Judgment so tl go al gives a tracking test to oner| A tay oF men showed all 'limeguerarerncmccn women are slower; French- and Fraser appeared in court to,Ure reaction speed and error in)made more errors after six . plead not guilty to a charge of|deciding which way to move. | ounces of liquore than before. R d U t | N A violating a red light but was| Dr. Gibbs, an engineer, psy-| But impairment from the eserve n 1 OV. convicted and fined $25 and |hangover was just as great) costs or five days. land crash into a westbound car|seven hours after the drinking} lon Rossland. ended, when the reading on the } IS THE WAY IT WAS BOWMANVILLE -- Following] Last summer, a Bowmanville a lengthy hearing here Tues-jarea lad accepted a ride home FAIL TO YIELD _|- After the evidence was heard, |conventional machine that ana- day Magistrate R. B. Baxter|from Oshawa from a 58 - year -| Failing to yield from a pri- Kelly argued that the|lyzed breath registered zero. reserved judgment to Nov. 21\old man. When he began mak-|vate driveway was the charge|.iown had not succeeded in| 'But don't think I'm advising ' on the charge against Dirkling sexual advances, the boy|to which Ronald Van DeWalker| definitely identifying Boucher/dtinking and driving," said Dr. \Ay Brinkman that he contravened|resisted him and tried to open|9f William Street pleaded not). the driver, although a state- Gibbs. "Not in a million a Bowmanville bylaw prohibit-'the car door. The man struck|Suilty. He had backed his car! ent taken from Boucher was miles." ing cattle and pigs in a residen-|him in the face, pushed him/out on to -- Street, andineard in court, The case was tial area. jout and left him, stunned, on|Was struck by a car coming gicmissed. A d. from a nearby parking lot. | The court was told the ac-|the roa Van DeWalker was convicted/MOUR FINED FALSE TEETH | cused purchased 10 acres of The driver appeared in mag- < 98 At " F land, including a barn, on Scu-|istrate's court here in July. He ee $25 and costs or five Piha: Rigg dic$ fp rng That Loosen gog Street in 1962 so he would|was remanded to Ontario Hos- | \ Need Not Embarrass have plenty of room for his pital, wait, for examination SUCCESSFUL _-- ba "a Go - spDon't live in fear of false teeth children and shelter for his live-jand observation. ey returne: Lawyer Terence Kelly saved spt cs anerpht nde loosening, wobbling or dropping just ; stock, A. H. Strike produced ala report that he was fit to his trump card right to the end|charge of public intoxication| at the wrong time. For more security $ and was fi 5 < .| and more comfort, just sprinkle a | copy of the bylaw, dated Aug.|stand trial. jas he successfully defended} d was fined $25 and costs or! iittie FASTEETH on your Plates. | : |five days. The same fines were| ?ASTEETH holds false teeth fi fe 2, 1955, but defence counsel) The fine was $50 and costs,|Jean G. Boucher from a charge|naiq oy hidae Charles Way, 15} Makes eating easier. No pasty, gooey argued this was a case of "non-\or seven days, with the warn-jof making an improper left) pi. ic: >) 0.| Aste. Helps check "denture breath". || conforming use."' jing that should he return on aiturn, which resulted in two ge Giles Wa -- Bealtn. as gear oatice teaae | Mr. Brinkman admitted he similar charge it would belother vehicles being in col- arAt Harold Keating "8 Base: 3et FASTEETH at all drug counters. ( owned four cows, two calves, $500, or a jail term, or both. |lision. lhill Blvd ' : 46 pigs, six geese and four) | At first, Kelly argued the in-|-- i turkeys. Apparently, neighbors, |ARTIFICIAL LEG formation or summons given to| in five houses facing on Scu-| When Omer VanLaere, New- Boucher had lacked the proper| gog Street, did not mind the | caste, iain age 8 with im: | wording and thus should be cows, but the pigs were another|paire riving, e officer squashed. When Magistrate mation: Many complatats were|found it hard to check his walk | Podds rejected this arzument,|| ONTARIO DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH lodged but nothing-happened, |because of his artificial leg.|the case was heard. Jacob Vandergaast said in|Other symptoms were sufficient) The evidence indicated Bou- ONTARIO HOSPITAL 1955, he and his father bought|for the laying of the charge. (cher made a left hand turn! 35 acres on the west side of| Magistrate Baxter fined him|from Rossland Road onto Mary WHITBY Scugog Street at the north end|$50 and costs, or seven days.|Street South, forcing an east- of the town. Apples were grown|There was an automatic sus-|bound auto to turn to the left on the southerly part and the pension of licence for three -------------- aR gRGSIUIEG fy remainder was rented as pas-|months. i ture. His father kept a cow for; Mr. VanLaere admitted that Gives a hot dog status PUBLIC HEALTH NURSE a year and then sold it. A barn|in turning left on to King Street, | ye aE oe SALARY: $7,500. to $8,600. was erected on the property|/he swung into the wrong lane, Cresta Roja is a deliciously medium joey : tele 5 dry red table wine made from French for the storage of apples. causing a police officer, driv-| ' , 7 900. to 9 is In 1958, Mr. Vandergaastjing through the village, to| hybrid grapes grown in Niagara, $ . $ 000 brought in some cows and|brake sharply. The car block- (EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1, 1968) used the barn as shelter forjed traffic and a crowd! them and the land as pasture. |gathered. | In 1961, 10 acres, including the} When the officer went to the barn, were sold to Mr. Brink-|vehicle he received a barrage man. The following year, hejof abuse from the driver who began to build up his livestock.|grabbed him by the throat. 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