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arena Friday afternoon providing mother helped. From left to right are Mrs. Glenn Fisher and son Bill and Sandy
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Warn snowmobilers
keep off railway
A railway right-of-way is no
place for snowmobiles, warns
J.W. Deck, superintendent CN
police.
"Because of the noise a
snowmobile makes and because
most drivers wear well-insulated
helmets, it is almost impossible
to hear an approaching train,
even when its whistle is
blowing," he'says.
Last year, several people were
apprehended for operating their
snowmobiles on railway property
and were subsequently
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prosecuted. Fines ranged from $5
to $100 depending on the cir-
cumstances.
The amended Railway Act
clearly stipulates that the
practice is illegal. Section 359
states:
"Every person who, without
authority therefor from the
company, operates a vehicle
upon the yard or right-of-way of
the company, except where same
is laid across or along a highway,
is liable on summary conviction
to a penalty not exceeding $100."
Mr. Deck says CN intends to
maintain strict surveillance of its
tracks again this year and will
continue to apprehend and
prosecute snowrnobilers who
travel across tracks or along its
right-of-way.
Despite warnings and a sur-
veillance program last year, at
least three people were killed
when their snowmobiles were
struck by trains. Several more
were injured.
This winter, CN will continue
its efforts to educate
snowmobilers, and the company
is distributing safety posters to
the news media, police depart-
ments and snowmobile groups
across the country.
Members of CN police also visit
interested community groups, as
part of the program to inform
people about current laws which
prohibit driving a snowmobile on
railway property and of the
dangers involved.
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Last commander at Clinton .
ends career, retires here
Major Iver Small, Exeter, has
retired after 24 years service in
the. RCAF and Canadian Forego
including .serviee in World War
lie .joined the RCAF in 1942
and saw service in .Canada as
well as overseas, Following his.
release in 1945 he returned to
school and graduated as an
Electrical Engineer from the
University of Toronto.
An Exeter man was fined $75
after pleading guilty to
possession of a restricted drug in
a special court sitting in Exeter,
Friday.
John F. Warkinton appeared
before Judge Glenn Hays in one
of two cases heard.
Warkinton had been charged
after a car was stopped by police
on September 30 in Stephen
Township. A packet of two pills
was found in a jacket and sent to
Toronto for analysis. The drug
was identified as N.D.A., which
Judge Hays said was termed a
"hard drug".
In hip own defence, Warkinton
He re-enlisted to the RCAF in.
the. Aeronautical Engineering
Branch and served at .Clinton,
London, Trenton, Centralia,
Winnipeg, Ramore, La Macaza,
Germany and again .Clinton, He
was the last .cornmoding ()Meer
pf the Canadian Forces Radar
and Communications School at
Clinton and was the reviewing
officer for the final graduation
told the court the offence oc-
curred four months ago and that
he had not touched any drugs
since and he was working.
Solicitor P.L. Raymond also
explained that the accused had
changed his mode of living and
suggested probation as the
court's decision.
Judge Hays said the penalty
should serve as a deterrent,
although he added he was im-
pressed by the change in the life
style of the accused.
After levying the $75 fine,
Judge Hays said a second offence
would surely result in a jail term.
parade in June 1971 at CFB
Clinton,
Major Small, his wife Margaret
and children, Lucinda and Kevin,
took up residence at 566 Main. St,
Exeter, Ontario in June, 1970.
During the past year, following
the closing of CFB. Clinton and
while serving as the Officer
Commanding the Aerospace
Set preliminary
over club fire
A preliminary hearing for
February 13 was set for Ross
Frederick Elliot, Ktrkton,
charged with setting fire to a
towel rack at Club Albatross in
Huron Park on October 21.
At Tuesday's court session in
Exeter, his plea of not guilty was
withdrawn and no plea taken on
the case,
He elected trial by Judge
without a jury.
The same date was set for the
trial of two Exeter men charged
with the theft of light sockets
from Hall Lamp in Huron Park
on December 1.
Charged are Arthur J.
Bowerman and James J. Foster
who both pleaded not guilty.
Mechanical Training of
the Canadian Forces _.$0hool of
Agroapace and _Ordnanec
Engineering at CFB Borden,
Major Small has. commuted to
Tirnos-Advocate, January 11, 1973 Papa 17
Exeter on weekends,
He has no' firm. plana., for the
Immediate faturg other than to
enjoy his retirement, play a little
golf and work around his house,
Man pays $75 fine
for restricted drug