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Dunnville, Ontario
Under the Ontario Highway Traffic Act, driving without a proper licence is a serious offence. Fines can range from $200 to $1000, and novice drivers may face licence suspension for breaching the Graduated Driver Licensing program requirements.
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Dunnville Ontario
“Police Seek Clues in Dunnville Woman’s Death,” Toronto Star. March 5, 1942. Page 2. ---- Mrs. Violet Benn was burned to death in her former farm home last week and police suspect foul play. Her husband is overseas and Mrs. Benn did not live on the farm but in Dunnville. Friday she attended a dance, returned to her home, her brother says, but was gone in the morning. Later it was learned the empty farmhouse, eight miles from Dunnville. Her remains were found in the ruins. She is shown here with her sons, Carl, 13, LEFT, and Morley, 12.
“Fire Damage $100,000,” Toronto Star. March 11, 1932. Page 2. ---- Fire that destroyed the modern Kneider business block in Dunnville yesterday did damage estimated at $100,000. Chainway Store where heaviest damage was done is shown in (1). Marion Calvert (3), telephone exchange operator, was warned by a short circuit that something was amiss. Arousing the firemen and provincial police, she was instrumental in saving the business section of the town. Percy Kelegian (2) and C. Kneider (4) were attempting to save a costly radio from the Kneider store when the floor supports gave way. They jumped to safety.
Dunnville, Ontario