Malicious Prosecution

Rochie · LONDON, ONT

RE: Hot Rod Memories in Ontario

teejay99 · BELLE RIVER, ONT

I was at Grand Marais and Rockwell , went to Massey . You mentioned racing on Jefferson but due to house construction , it folded up later 60's . The other areas you mention , I never heard of . I moved to Kitchener area around 69 , for 20 years , and lost track of a lot of " car happening things " in Windsor .

3B was good because it was away from residences and there was little chance of noise complaints . Windsor had some pretty strong street machines back then but I do think London / St Thomas was even better .

Beantoad1 · New Member

There couldn't have been many highway signs made for this short stretch of road so I have to consider this a good score .

Jim

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parklane · St THOMAS, ONT

Shortest highway in Ontario was from Highway 3 to Old Highway 98 in Maidstone, a few miles East of Windsor.

Gwillyville Kid · BRADFORD, ONT

I attended the Lindsay Swap Meet and found a guy selling the intake manifold/air cleaner from the OX Cart show car. I was a little $hort on ca$h that day so I had to pass. Cool piece and Priced not bad. Watch for it. It stands out. You will know it when you see it. Sorry I did not take a pic. Think Ox/Texas Longhorns. Cool.
Later.

the Kid

51 Styline · NIAGARA FALLS, ONT

In the Niagara Falls area the Satans Car Club from the Chippewa area was the one with the first dragster in the area. It was in mid to late 50s when I first heard their stories. The story I best remember is when the QE highway was a two lane road from Niagara Falls to Fort Erie and the Satans wanted to do some tuning on the dragster. They went to the OPP and asked if they could test on the highway. The OPP shut down the highway for them in both directions and blocked the side streets for them. Try that today. I believe Don McArthur was the driver and they were regulars at Cayuga and Niagara in the very early years.

Bob T · BRANTFORD, ONT

At the ELTA summerbash in London a few weeks ago was a restored chopped and sectioned 1932 Ford 5 window coupe powered by a Buick nailhead that I believe is a Satan members car from the late 50's/ early 60's. It was shown in a 60's 'Star Weekly' story about the club. Does anyone have any info. on this car?

thirty8 · WINDSOR, ONT

Teejay, I grew up on Huron Line, not far from Rochie. I went to Massey for grade 9 in 62/63 if my memory is right. Attended 3 different separate schools in South Windsor. Graduated from Lowe in '67. I remember the racing on 3B, Jefferson, and 7 Mile in LaSalle. Also a road in Leamington but I don't recall the name of it.

Fast Elvis · LONDON, ONTARIO

Bob T wrote:
At the ELTA summerbash in London a few weeks ago was a restored chopped and sectioned 1932 Ford 5 window coupe powered by a Buick nailhead that I believe is a Satan members car from the late 50's/ early 60's. It was shown in a 60's 'Star Weekly' story about the club. Does anyone have any info. on this car?

Your right on the money as usual Bob....look for a feature on this original Canadian hot rod soon in Canadian Hot Rods Magazine.

Fast Elvis · LONDON, ONTARIO

51 Styline wrote:
In the Niagara Falls area the Satans Car Club from the Chippewa area was the one with the first dragster in the area. It was in mid to late 50s when I first heard their stories. The story I best remember is when the QE highway was a two lane road from Niagara Falls to Fort Erie and the Satans wanted to do some tuning on the dragster. They went to the OPP and asked if they could test on the highway. The OPP shut down the highway for them in both directions and blocked the side streets for them. Try that today. I believe Don McArthur was the driver and they were regulars at Cayuga and Niagara in the very early years.

The Satans were a great drag racing club from 1957 to the 60's with Don McArthur (Mac) was as many called back in the day..."a good shoe" and raced all over the states throughout the 60's. Great story 51Styline......we actually had 2 old Satan's club cars at this years ELTA Summer Bash ...here's a picture of Mac and the Satan's in 1961 with their rail.

Fast Elvis · LONDON, ONTARIO

Fast Elvis wrote:
Bob T wrote:
At the ELTA summerbash in London a few weeks ago was a restored chopped and sectioned 1932 Ford 5 window coupe powered by a Buick nailhead that I believe is a Satan members car from the late 50's/ early 60's. It was shown in a 60's 'Star Weekly' story about the club. Does anyone have any info. on this car?
Your right on the money as usual Bob....look for a feature on this original Canadian hot rod soon in Canadian Hot Rods Magazine.

Here's a picture of the coupe from the old Kohler Dragway days Bob.....neat car.

51 Styline · NIAGARA FALLS, ONT

Fast Elvis wrote:
51 Styline wrote:
In the Niagara Falls area the Satans Car Club from the Chippewa area was the one with the first dragster in the area. It was in mid to late 50s when I first heard their stories. The story I best remember is when the QE highway was a two lane road from Niagara Falls to Fort Erie and the Satans wanted to do some tuning on the dragster. They went to the OPP and asked if they could test on the highway. The OPP shut down the highway for them in both directions and blocked the side streets for them. Try that today. I believe Don McArthur was the driver and they were regulars at Cayuga and Niagara in the very early years.
The Satans were a great drag racing club from 1957 to the 60's with Don McArthur (Mac) was as many called back in the day..."a good shoe" and raced all over the states throughout the 60's. Great story 51Styline......we actually had 2 old Satan's club cars at this years ELTA Summer Bash ...here's a picture of Mac and the Satan's in 1961 with their rail.

Great pic of the old Satans dragster. Thanks for that.

DavyJ · NIAGARA REGION, ONT

Fast Elvis wrote:
Fast Elvis wrote:
Bob T wrote:
At the ELTA summerbash in London a few weeks ago was a restored chopped and sectioned 1932 Ford 5 window coupe powered by a Buick nailhead that I believe is a Satan members car from the late 50's/ early 60's. It was shown in a 60's 'Star Weekly' story about the club. Does anyone have any info. on this car?
Your right on the money as usual Bob....look for a feature on this original Canadian hot rod soon in Canadian Hot Rods Magazine.
Here's a picture of the coupe from the old Kohler Dragway days Bob.....neat car.

The coupe was owned by a gentleman , I am not sure of his first name, last name was Goytche. The story goes that the car became a little too popular with the police and was removed from the road in around 1960. I first saw the car about 20 years ago, when a friend told me to climb his fence and look in the garage behind his. It was sitting there in storage since the 60's. The gentleman had been suffering with some illnesses and never got back to the car. As it turns out he got better and a few friends all got together and did a restoration. Vic Hill painted the car in his garage and Stu Wright and some of his Wedesday coffee club, helped re assemble it, the motor was sent out and rebuilt.

The car was back on the road a few years before the gentleman passed, It is now being enjoyed by his grandson, who brought it to ELTA .

51 Styline · NIAGARA FALLS, ONT

Good update on the coupe Davey. I was just getting in to rodding in the late 50s and don't really remember that car clearly. I have faded memories of an older coupe running around here but my clearest memories are of the boys that made Whites garage at Stanley & North St their home base. They were a bunch of pretty good guys and they had some good looking and good running cars and weren't afraid to share their knowledge and opinions. There were a lot of good times and memories made at Whites garage and here some 50 + years I can still recall the good times . Some of the guys are gone now but I thank them for the good times and memories. It is good to hear the Coupe is on the road again and being enjoyed again as it was intended to be.

Gwillyville Kid · BRADFORD, ONT

Does anyone know if John Petrie's '69 GTX convertible survived the crusher, after being in a wreck on Hwy 400 many years ago? Apparently it was "Written Off" but the actual fate of the car seems unknown. Maybe someone saved it. Anyone Know?

the Kid.

Ground Pounder · Senior Member

Saw Shirley Muldowney run her FED at Deseronto, when her throttle linkage fell off and ran wide open to the end of the track. as depicted in the movie.

We have one of her parachutes...

Ground Pounder · Senior Member

chips wrote:
Ground Pounder wrote:
Saw Shirley Muldowney run her FED at Deseronto, when her throttle linkage fell off and ran wide open to the end of the track. as depicted in the movie.
We have one of her parachutes...

HOLY CRAP .... IT'S NO WONDER SHE CRASHED!!!!

Funny sh@t right there!!

My dad has three or four reels of 6m movies from back in the day....i,ve watched them...they are awesume!!! my brother took them havent seen them since.

Eye do not have any hotrod memories Only the ones i've built..., oh about 50'000 or so maybe more in old tickets.....that were worthless then an are worthless now...

How many here ever got a speeding ticket for sitting at a red light ??

How many here ever got a no horn on a bicycle while on private property that was incomplete on its face with the wrong spelling of any such legal person?? with the police raiding the place with no warrant??an no consent to be there?

Action by justice

(2) Where a defendant is deemed to not wish to dispute the charge, a justice shall examine the certificate of offence and shall,

(a) where the certificate of offence is complete and regular on its face, enter a conviction in the defendant’s absence and without a hearing and impose the set fine for the offence; or

(b) where the certificate of offence is not complete and regular on its face, quash the proceeding. 2009, c. 33, Sched. 4, s. 1 (13)

Conviction without proof of by-law

(3) Where the offence is in respect of an offence under a by-law of a municipality, the justice shall enter a conviction under clause (2) (a) without proof of the by-law that creates the offence if the certificate of offence is complete and regular on its face. 2009, c. 33, Sched. 4, s. 1 (13).

Failure to appear at trial

9.1 (1) A defendant is deemed to not wish to dispute the charge where the defendant has been issued a notice of the time and place of trial and fails to appear at the time and place appointed for the trial. 2009, c. 33, Sched. 4, s. 1 (14).

Examination by justice

(2) If subsection (1) applies, section 54 does not apply, and a justice shall examine the certificate of offence and shall without a hearing enter a conviction in the defendant’s absence and impose the set fine for the offence if the certificate is complete and regular on its face. 1993, c. 31, s. 1 (3).

Quashing proceeding

(3) The justice shall quash the proceeding if he or she is not able to enter a conviction. 1993, c. 31, s. 1 (3).

an by not doing as per above has committed fraud upon the court.

seeking a certificate of dismissal as per below

Certificate

(5) A justice who strikes out a conviction under subsection (2) shall give the defendant a certificate of the fact in the prescribed form. 2009, c. 33, Sched. 4, s. 1 (16).

Error by municipality

11.1 (1) A municipality or other body may apply to a justice requesting that a conviction be struck out if the defendant was convicted because of an error made by the municipality or other body. 2009, c. 33, Sched. 4, s. 1 (17).

Striking out conviction

(2) On an application by a municipality or other body, if a justice is satisfied that an error was made, the justice shall strike out the conviction. 2009, c. 33, Sched. 4, s. 1 (17).

Notice to defendant

(3) If the justice strikes out the conviction, the municipality or other body shall notify the defendant of that fact. 2009, c. 33, Sched. 4, s. 1 (17).

Transitional

(1.1) Subsection (1) applies only to an offence committed on or after the day subsection 1 (18) of Schedule 4 to the Good Government Act, 2009 comes into force. 2009, c. 33, Sched. 4, s. 1 (19).

Other consequences of conviction

(2) Where a person is convicted of an offence in a proceeding initiated by an offence notice,

(a) a provision in or under any other Act that provides for an action or result following upon a conviction of an offence does not apply to the conviction, except,

(i) for the purpose of carrying out the sentence imposed,

(ii) for the purpose of recording and proving the conviction,

(iii) for the purposes of giving effect to any action or result provided for under the Highway Traffic Act, and

(iv) Repealed: 2004, c. 22, s. 7 (2).

(v) for the purposes of section 16 of the Smoke-Free Ontario Act; and

(b) any thing seized in connection with the offence after the service of the offence notice is not liable to forfeiture. R.S.O. 1990, c. P.33, s. 12 (2); 1994, c. 10, s. 23; 2004, c. 22, s. 7; 2005, c. 18, s. 18.

Malicious Prosecution

Malicious prosecution is a kind of intentional tort according to common law. Legally, this kind of prosecution means that the person or the authority are intentionally pursuing or instituting a legal action which is not brought with a probable cause and the action would be in favor of the victim in the prosecution.

Seee no hotrod memories just fraud committed against one self by the defacto police services that have no consent via tacit agreement implied expressed or other wise...they got notta nothing but to pay the millions they owe us!!!!

Oh an yes our family still owns the very first car ever bought in a private sale in 1983.

Sorry folks dont mean to be a dick by posting legals in every thread, However if it helps one of you or one of you're offspring when dealing with tyrants then it's all worth it to me.... blankstare

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Gwillyville Kid · BRADFORD, ONT

I was at Deseronto that day. I remember saying to my brother "Look, a girl drives this dragster" "Shirley"
was lettered in front of the driver on her gasoline injected FED.

the Kid.