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A. W. GROVES
'Arthur William Groves of
Clinton, died in Clinton Tuesday,
March 29 in his 80th year. He is
survived by his wife, Beatrice,
daug hters, Helen, Mrs. Mervin
N ott, Seaforth, Ruth, Mrs.
William Piper, London and a son,
Clayton of Clinton.
One sister,' Mrs. Connie
Colclough of Clinton, six ..grand-
children and four great 'grand-
children also survive. He was
predeceased by his first wife,
Gladys, in 1959.
Funeral services were held
from the Ball Funeral Home,
Clinton, on Thursday and
interment followed in Clinton
Cemetery.
FLORA A. DALRYMPLE
Flora Adelaide Dalrymple of
Egmondville, died April 7- in
Seaforth. Commu nity Hospital.
She was 88.
Born in. England, Nov. 9, 1888,
Mrs. Dalrymple was the daughter
of the late George Ancell and
Dinah Maddox. She was educated
in England, and came to
Cromarty in 1910. In 1911 she
married James Varley of
Chiselhurst,, who died in 1930. In
1938, she married Robert
Dalrymple, of Kipped,' who
predeceased her, in 1958. .Mrs.
Dalrymple came to Egmondville
`in 1947 . She was active in the
Legion Ladies Auxiliary and
Order of the Eastern Star, of
which she was made a life
member in 1968.
Mrs. Dalrymple is survived by
onedaughter, Doreen, Mrs.-Ed.
Chappel, of Cromarty, and three
sons, William R. Varley of. St.
Catherines, Arthur H. Varley of
Seaforth and George W. Varley,
of R.R.3, Kippen. Also surviving •
are step-children William
Dalrymple of Seaforth, Dora,
Mrs. Frank Kenny, of London,
Kaye, Mrs. Reg. Clark, of
Glencoe . and Charles G.
Dalrymple, of Goderich, 10
grandchildren and , 18
'great grandchildren.
Fraternal services were4eld
April 8 by the Legion Ladies
AUxiliary and the Order of the
Eastern • Star .at the R.S.Box
Funeral Home. Funeral services .
were held in St. Thomas Anglican
Church on Saturday. April 9.
Rev. Stanley Sharpies officiated.
Pailbearers Were John VArley.
Frank Varley, Brian Chappel,
Reg. Chappel, 'Mac MacLean,
and David Mchtally., flower
bearers were Edward Chappel,
Kim Rees, DAvid Dalrymple and
Local History
by
Local Authors
each $4.00 From Forest to Thriving Hamlets
By Belle Campbell
The Huron County Board of
Education stuck by its guns
Monday afternoon and refused to
entertain thoughts of allowing a
Woodham couple's daughter
early admission into' kinder-
.garten. 'The board received- a
'letter from Mr. and Mrs. L.
Taylor of R.R. I,' Woodham,
asking that theboard allow a child
to enter kindergarten although
her birthday is three days after
the board's December 31 dead-
line in the year of enrolment,
The couple asked for special
B of E sticks to guns on kindergarten
compc.ition never hurt anvonr the same family In one class.
but feel that this scale may cause "Or three," said Colborne
"very serious problems not only trustee Shirley 'Hazlitt;
at school but at 'home." "As you well know," said Mr.
trustee
HiSllUperintendent of, education
Clinton Dorothy
Williams said the situation could
be an adv'antage to the children Bob Allan said that if the parents
recalling an instance in Clinton felt very strongly on the subject
where two children helped each they could sent the children to
other out both at home and in different schools as an
school. alternative. He said there are two
Goderich trustee Cayley Hill, schools that could be attended by
who is the ather of triplets. said the children. adding that busing
he didn't think there would be may be a problem but that it
any problems with two kids from would be their problem.
Obituaries
consideration • claiming' their
problem was more Severe than
most parents, The child in
question was born January 3,
1973 and another child was born
to, them December 4, 1973. The
couple point out that the timing
means that the children will
attend the same' school, in the
same class, with the same
teacher.
The parents feel that the
situation will "cause a very
intense competition between the
two," They admit that a little
James Dalrymple.. Smith of Seaforth,' and: Mrs. Ross
Temporary entombment was at -(Madeline) Dubrick, of Kennicott;
the Pioneer Mausoleum. 15 grandchildren and one great-
- grandson. She was predeceased
MRS. MARY JULIA UNIAC by two brothers and three sisters, Mrs. Mary Julia Uniac, 71,, of A funeral mass was held at
Stratford`, died Wednesday at her Immaculate Conception Church
home, Monday Monday. Burial 'followed
She was the former Mary Julia in AvOridale Ceinetery:
Longeway and was born in Logan
Township dhughter of the late,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Longeway.
She has been a Stratford resident
since 1930,
She was a member of
Immaculate 'Conception Church
and a member of the Catholic
Women's League. •
She was predeceased by her
husbatfil William J. Uniac Dec.
24, 1972. •
'Surviving are five sons, Frank,
of Chatham, James, Leo,
Kenneth, and Glenn, seven
daughters, Sister Michael Francis
of Parkhill, Mr.:Loretta Hool, of
Dearborn, Mich., Mrs. Joseph
cHelen) Anderson. of Windsor,
Mrs. Margaret Richard, of Largo,
Ha.. Mrs. Frank (Irene) Brown,
Stratford, Mrs. Brad (Florence)
[BY Const. R.W.Wilson)
In regards to Selective Traffic
Enforcement studies in Huron
County, it has been found that
between October ands May that
the offence of "Following Too
Close" has been directly or
indirectly involved in 70% of the
accidents reported.. •
A more shocking statistic was
realized in the summer months.
Between May and October it was
calculated the offence of
"Following Too Close" hag been
directly or indirectly involved in
80% of all reported collisions.
"How is Your Following
Distance?"
The Highway Traffic Act reads:
Section 105 (1') The driver or
operator of a motor vehicle shall
not follow another vehicle more
closely than is reasonable.. and
prudent having due regard for the
speed of such vehicle and the
traffic on and the conditions of the
highway. •
For Trucks (2) The driver or
operator of a commercial motor
v ehicle when driving on a
highway outside of a city, town or
village shall not follow within 200
feet of another commercial motor
vehicle but this shall not be
Three Seaforth firemen construed to prevent one
attended a week long session for motor vehicle
firefighters in Goderich last week. commercial overtaking. and passing another
Fire Chief Don Hulley anti-such vehicle.
volunteer firemen Harry Hak and
George Reeves joinedjiremen
frOM :Huron and surrounding
counties and the city of Stratford
at the sessions, sponsored by the
Solicitor General and the Ontario
Fire Marshall's office.
The firernen attended ,three
hours of classtoom leetures and
three hours of practical training
each day during the week.
Firemen attend
school
Following too close
causes accidents
Something 1 think all drivers
should keep in mind in order to
reduce your chances of being
involved in this type of collision is
to ask yourself "If that vehicle
ahead stops, will 1 be able to stop
in time or will I become part of his
trunk equipment?" Always drive
defensively and b e prepared for
the unexpected.
The Safety League of Ontario
estimates that if you leave a
minimum of one car length or.20
feet for every 10 MPH while
following another vehicle on a ,
highway you should be
reasonabley safe. (A Highway is
any road used by the public.)
For those truckers who like to
follow , within the 200 foot legal
following distance beware. If that
truck ahead stops suddenly you -
may be driving a coffin.
The fine for this offense• in
Huron County is a minimum of
$28.00 and maximum $103..00 and
a demerit point total of four. ,
If you are ,chagged with
"Careless Driving" the fine is
$108.00 minimum fine and six
"demerit points. This section
'generally fits a rear end collision
as the section reads as follows:
Section - 83: Every' perSon is
guilty of the offence of driving
carelessly who drives a vehicle on
a highway viiithou( due care and
attention or without reasonable
consideration for other persons
using.. the highway and on
summary conviction is liable to a
fine of not less than $100.00 ,and
not more than $500.00 or to
imprisonment for, a term of not
more than six months, or to both,
and in. addition his licence or
permit may be suspended for a:
period of:not more than two
years.
Check your following distance '
and speed.- •
Watch out for klia.t careless
driver. Drive defensively. Don't
' beconie a statistic.
Any questions or suggested
topics should ,be forwarded to
Prov. Const. R.W.Wilson,
Community Sery ices 'Officer, Box
' 6, Goderich, Onfario, N7A 3Y5. or
Phone - 524-8314.
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