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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1966-06-30, Page 2Page 2 Times-Advocate, June 30, 1966 Second class graduates from Usborne YOUR WEEKLY SMILE. c E., reamer Strain... Inc Noll '0 ,1.1 opal...charted "What a coincidence! Only this morning you were saying that most accidents happen in the home . .." General Insce. - Real Estate Keep That Smile BE SURE YOU INSURE with HODGSON LIMITED M. J. Gaiser W. H. Hodgson J. A. Kneale EXETER O. KEN SHAW Joanne Hodgert, Cheryl Bern; second row, Linda Dougall, Barb Gilfillan, Brenda Skinner, Betty Jean Miller, Bonnie Deelstra, Mary Ellen Prance, Karen Rodd, Anne Herdman, Janice Morley; top row, Doug Webber, Brian Miller, Dale Skinner, Dannie Kerslake, Steve Faber, Paul Kerslake, Wayne McLachlan, Adrian Bax, Glenn Rohde, John Knight, --photo by Ross Haugh t,, - radii., t s sued their diplomas Tuesday night at ,borne • ,Triship entral ,chool t•ommencement exercises. Inspector Bur: .vs presented the certificates and E. D. Bell, QC, spoke graduates. Principal Arnold Mathers was master of cere- Honored as top boy and top girl graduates of the class were Betty Jean Miller and Brian Miller, Front row, from left, Terri Paul, Grace PAton, Yvonne Jacques, Joyce Ferguson, Judy Mayer, Celebrate anniversary at Elimville school Julie of Exeter with Mr. & Mrs. Franklin Skinner. Fly MRS, RQSS SKINNER ELIMYILLE The Elimville Sunday School anniversary service was held Sunday morning with Rev, An- drew I3oa in charge. The junior choir under the leadership of Mr. Ronald Elford and Mrs. How- ard Pym sang two anthems, Miss Margaret Johns was at the organ and Miss Susan Allen at the piano. Visitors in the community for the day were; Mr. & Mrs, Andrew Houston of Seaforth, Mr. & Mrs. Wilbur Dining of Hensall, Mr. & Mrs. Laurie Stephen, Jerry and Donna of London with Mr. & Mrs, Chas. Stephen. Mr, & Mrs. Martin Johns of Hamilton, Mr. & Mrs. Wesley Johns of Exeter with Mr. & Mrs. Howard Johns and family. Mrs. 011ie Tebbutt ofSeaforth, Mr. & Mrs. Emery Gaiser of Creditors with mr. & Mrs. Hubert Hunter. Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Morley, Jan- ice and Robbie of Whalen, Mr. & Mrs. Harold Bell and Carol with Mr. & Mrs. Ross Skinner and family. Mr. & Mrs. John Batten,Shar- on, Helen and Ralph with Mr. & Mrs. Lewis Johns. Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Fulton, Steven and Paul of Stratford with Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Fulton and Larry. Mr. & Mrs. Dalton Skinner and Sharon, Mr. & Mrs. Bev Skinner, Noel, Laurie and Steven, Mr. & Mrs. Grant Skinner, Joan and PERSONALS Mr. & Mrs. Delmer Skinner, Mrs. Ed, Johns of Exeter attend- ed the Miners' picnic at Ingersoll on Sunday. Mrs. Allen Johns, Mrs, Del- mer Skinner, Miss Marilyn Johns and Miss Loreen Mellin enjoyed a motor trip to the Muskoka Lakes last week. Mr. Cecil Oke of London visit- ed Friday with Mr. & Mrs, Chas. Stephen. Mr, & Mrs. Wm. Heywood and family of Camp Borden spent the weekend with Mr. Hubert Hey- wood and Herbert. Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Routly at- tended the funeral of the latter's cousin, the late Mr. Eldon Hodg- son of Lucan Sunday. The Elimville Youth Fellow- ship Club enjoyed a ball game at Thames Road park and later re- turned to Miss Elaine Johns' home for a wiener roast last Wednesday evening. The Elimville Vacation Bible School sponsored by Elimville CGIT will be held at Elimville Church from July 4-8 inclusive from 9-12 o'clock. Admission will be 75¢ for children ages 4- 12 years. The Elimville Women's In- stitute members enjoyed a bus trip to London last Mondayvisit- ing plants at Gorman Eckert Spices, Canada Bread, General Steel Wares, CKSL radio, hair- dressing school andSomervilles. Cacti raps 'horse play', s local youth $35 Issuing a warning in court at Exeter on Tuesday that "This horse play must be stopped", M..,,istrate H. Glei Ttays fineri David Peter Dale, 19, of Exeter $35 and costs. Dale pleaded guilty . around the married quarters sec- tion of CFB Centralia on June 4. Police stated he drove through the area with someone on the front fender and another person on the back fender and at an excessive rate of speed. James Cameron of Grand Bend pleaded guilty to a charge of driving left of the centre line on a Stephen Township road on June 12. Pleading guilty, he was fined $20 and costs, Mr. Cameron was involved in an accident with an- other car driven by Mr. Forrest Kirktf t, immu amounted to about $300. Pleading guilty to supplying of Stephen Township was fined $75 and r'nsts. Mr. Roache con- sented u ouy beer for three 17- year-old boys when asked by them to do so. One of the youths was fined $25 and costs for h„,•-ing liquor while under age. Larry Steinbach of Mitchell was fined $25 and costs for having liquor in other than his private residence. When his car was stopped in Usborne Town- Exeter, Hensall stations are back on active list ...THE ULTIMATE IN TIRE SAFETY,, MILEAGE, FREE ROLLING RIDE! PRICES BEFORE TRADE 40,000 GUARANTEED MILES of rated treadwear service C.N.R. agents at Exeter, Hen- sail, Watford and Petrolia as- sumed a more active role on Monday of this week, according to an announcement by Keith Hunt, manager of the London area. But the C.N.R. is applying to the Board of Transport Com- missioners to withdraw agencies from the following communities: Dorchester, Thorndale, Ilderton, Centralia, Hyde Park, Kerwood, Mount Brydges, Newbury and Bothwell. All of the aforementioned points mentioned have been under an eight-month survey by the C.N.R. said Mr. Hunt, in con- nection with a direct-line ser- vice to London offices Instead of the usual contact with the local agent. The agent at Exeter, Jack Mc- Kee, has held that post for the past four years and will con- tinue to do so. 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Shipments and activity at both Exeter and Hensall are sufficiently strong to warrant the continuing as usual for these stations despite the fact that application is being made for the closing down of numerous other stations. In his explanation Mr. Hunt said: "Under the direct-line ser- vice, calls were placed free to our main offices at London for rates, equipment, passenger in- formation, reservations - or any CN service need. "In the nine communities from which we are requesting with- drawal of our agents, our experi- ence has shown that the arrange- ment has been effective in meet- ing community needs and has in many instances offered improved service to our customers. "The new service alters the former need for a local office and this contact is to he replaced by a travelling service representa- tive. Accordingly, we are asking the board of transport commission- ers for approval of this service arrangement." The CN area manager said that the communities were assessed on a strictly individual basis and that in trying to meet their needs, it was decided to bring the agents at Exeter, Hensall, Watford and Petrolia into a more active role. "I would like to stress that it is inaccurate to describe these four agencies as being reopened or reactivated since in point of fact they weren't closed down. And I would like to underscore the fact that our appraisal is based on a strictly business-like basis," he said. As background, Mr. Hunt noted that CN has been implementing a master agency plan across the system since 1963. LIMITED QUANTITY! SLIGHTLY IMPERFECT WHITEWALLS AND BLEMISHED BLACKWALLS AT 1/2 THE CATALOGUE PRICES SHOWN ABOVE! SUPER SERVICE POWER SEALED TO PRODUCE FASTER STARTS- It L.!, Electrical "Extra." Tool Dry charged ..-. 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Ride on premium-tough Polyester Safety "99" -- at }-price. WITH 6.95 TRADE WITH 9.95 TRADE EXTRA!! CASH and CARRY BONUS COUPONS ship on June 10 for routine check, 17 pints of beer were found in the car. Accused claimed beer was left over from a party held previously and was just then being taken home, For failing to produce proof of insurance while driving the car in Stephen Township, David Mac- Dougall, 16, of London, was fined $50 and costs. Dennis Morrissey, 19, of Cre- ditor, was fined $40 and costs and Paul Young, 18, of Lucan, $25 and costs for having liquor while a minor. Because of apre- vious charge the former's fine was larger. Pleading guilty of failure to make a turn safely, Donald Hend- rick of Zurich was fined $25 and costs. When making a turn into the path of an on-coming car on the outskirts of Zurich, a collison occurred in which there were damages of $2,000. A charge against William For- rester, RR 1 Zurich, of impair- ed driving was dismissed. For- rester was stopped by police on highway 84 on June 2 when he noticed the car we a v i n g and going over centre line several times. The accused admitted hav- ing a few beers at the Legion at Hensall but stated his car was not working too well at the time and was weaving because he had a partially flat tire. Driving a car in Hensall while his licence was under suspen- sion, Thomas Joseph Jelfs of London was given seven days in jail. When accosted by police following an accident Jelfs gave his name to police as William Jelfs, the name of his nephew who owned the car. It was point- ed out that about 14 previous charges were recorded against Thomas Joseph Jelfs for which he had served several jail sent- ences. The employer of the ac- cused, Mr. Parkinson, made a plea on behalf of his employee and said Jelfs was "too easily led." A conviction of seven days in jail was also given Jells on the charge of mischief, For driving left of the centre line and speeding, Donald G. Kelly of Exeter was fined $15 and costs. The incident occurred on June 11 on No, 4 Highway at the north end of Exeter. Douglas R. More of London was fined $10 and costs for speed- ing in Dashwood on June 12. The same fine was handed out to John Vandenbussche for the same of- fence in the same municipality. A charge against MurrayCoyle of London of having no driver's licence was dismissed. When po- lice asked for his licence on No. 4 Highway in Stephen Town- ship on May 24, the accused said he left it at home. It was not proven there was no licence. For failing to stop at a stop sign on Highway 21 and County Road No. 4 on June 4, Earl Coughtray of CFB Centralia was fined $10 and costs. Robert McNair of Walkerton was fined $10 and costs for speeding on Highway 84 on June 7. The same fine was meted out to Karl Fleck of Kitchener for speeding on Highway 83 on June 12. Shamrock Chemicals Ltd., of London was fined $25 and costs for using DDT on ensilage corn. The company arranged through its agent to spray corn on the farm of Percy Dalton, McKillop Township, but the DDT was not to be used on any crop to be fed to livestock and this warning was in the folder which advertised DDT. Shamrock Chemicals was also fined $25 and costs for using endfin in sprayitw white beans on the farm of J. Dorrance, Mc- KillOp Township, and its use on white beans is prohibitive by law, Both offences took place in 1965. PERSONALS Attending Cromarty anniver- sary and visiting in the commun- ity were: Mr. & Mrs. Calvin Christie and family with Mr. & Mrs. Carter Kerslake and family. Mr. & Mrs. Jim Scott and Ronnie, Mitchell, and Mr, & Mrs. Neil Bell, Carol, Lorie, Julie and Lee, Seaforth, with Mr. & Mrs. John Templeman and fam- ily. Mr. & Mrs, Ken Dunean, Jan- ice, Sheila and Floyd, Kirkton, with Mr. & Mrs. John Miller and family. Mrs. Jack Duncan and Faye, Kirkton, with Mr. & Mrs. Wilbur Miller and Ken. By MRS. WM. WALTERS Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Walters and Mr. & Mrs. Phil Hem and family Spent the weekend at Chesley Lake. Mr. & Mrs. Sanford Hutton, Dennis and Dianne of Elimville who recently purchased Mrs. Garnet Miner's home in Winchel- sea, moved in this past week. Mr. & Mrs. Harry Sparling of London visited Sunday evening with Mr. & Mrs. Freeman Horne. Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Frayne of Exeter Visited Sunday evening with Mr. & Mrs. Sanford Hutton and family. Mr. & Mrs. Colin GlIfillan and Barbara visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Bill Gilfillan and family of Exeter. Mrs. Newton Clarke visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Atkinson and family in London.