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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1976-11-25, Page 31•••111•1011•1•1• Sound Thoughts Lead To Sound Decisions VOTE WILF SCHNEIDER X PORIOCIttiaMITH COUNCIL have to file periodic medical reports to confirm that they are continuing to meet such stan- dards, Drivers holding a Class A/ W C/ E or F licence must provide a Satisfactory medical report every three years to age 65 and annually thereafter. Class D drivers, although required to file a medical report initially with their applications are not includ- ed on a cyclical basis. Medical reports may be required at any time from any driver for driver control purposes. The new regulations provide for a one year conversion for those who wish to upgrade their licences on the basis of their driving experience. The new driver licence classifications are- Class "A"-Any Tractor-trailer or truck trailer combination. May also drive vehicles in Class D and G, Class "B"-Any school bus. May also drive vehicles in Class C/ D/ E/ F and G. Class "C"-Any bus, but not a school bus. May also drive vehicles in Class D, F and G. Class "D"-Any truck or com- bination provided the towed vehi- cle is not over 10,000 lbs. May also drive vehicles in Class G. Class "E"-School bus max- imum of 24 passenger capacity. May also drive vehicles in Class F and G. Class "F"-Regular Bus max- imum of 24 passenger capacity and ambulances. May also drive vehicles in Class G. Class "G"-Any automibile, small truck or combination up to 18,000 lbs, provided the towed vehicle is not over 10,000 lbs. Class "M"-Motor cycles. Are you satisfied with the qualify of your child's education? • "I believe it can be better." VOTE Yvonne (Bonnie) Slaght to Board of WEdiYeatiati- Class "L"-Valid for the opera- tion of a Class G motor vehicle when accompanied by a holder of a valid Class A, B, C, D, E, F or licence, occupying a seat beside the L licence holder, for the purpose of giving instruc- tions in driving the motor vehi- cle. Class "R"-Motorcycling training: this authorizes holder to drive the motorcycle for the purpose of training, subject to restrictions such as time of day, speed limits and prohibition against passengers. Ottawa East Liberal MPP Albert Roy called upon the Government to lay criminal charges against the OP1? for bugging a privileged conversa- tion between an accused killer and his lawyer last Easter, without legal authority. He said there are transcripts of tapped conversation in the Lanark Coun- ty Jail superintendent's office between Donald Turner, subse- quently found guilty of non- capital murder, and his defence lawyer Mike Quigley, although none of the information received was used in the Turner trial. During a heated exchange on this subject, Mr. Roy called upon the Solicitor-General to produce the authorization specifying that a communication between Turner and his solicitor could be intercepted, and asked hoW the Minister could, as the senior law officer of the Crown, avoid tak- ing a position on this matter. The Solicitor-General stated he wasprohibited by the Criminal Code from tabling the authorization in question. When Mr. Roy challenged this state- ment, the Minister accused the Member of being irresponsible. The Speaker subsequently refused to allow Mr. Roy to read the full relevant section of the Criminal Code, becausethattime for oral question period had ex- pired, and the matter threatened to develop into a debate. Mr. Roy said the courts had already ruled that the order in question was a public document. and that the Minister was misleading the House. The Speaker asked Mr. Roy to withdraw his remark and when he refused to do so, the Sergeant at Arms escorted him from the House. As a result of Mr. Roy's in- itiative the Attorney General has assured everyone that a direc- tive will go out to the proper authorities ensuring the "Authorization will not include the bugging of a priviliged con- versation between a lawyer and his client". THE BASE FACTORY OUTLET "The Store • That Saves You More" Your One •• Stop Shop for WINTER FOOTWEAR At Value - Packed Prices . • >X(. ,)>> SNOWMOBILE BOOTS )4 p $1 A 97 PR, SNOWMOBILE BOOT CHILDREN'S 7 - 10 $10.47 PR . YOUTH'S 11 13 $ 1 0.67 PR. BOY'S 1 - 5 $12.87 PR. MENS - SIZE 6 TO 12 SNOWMOBILE BOOTS REPLACEABLELINIRS YOUTH 11.13 $ 2.9 7 $3.27 $4.27 FLEECE-LINED-BROWW‘ STRAP BOOTS BOYS' 5.10 $5017 BOYS' 11-13 $702 7 BOYS1•S MEN'S 6-12 THE BASE FACTORY OUTLET "The Store that Sons Yes Moro" on MEN'54—BOYS.LADIES-01RLS eASY WEAR YARD 00005— FURNITURE—MATTRES5ES— PAINTSEWING MACHINES...-SMALL At'OLIANEES—LAMPS STORE HOURS Monday - Saturday t000 - 5:30 Friday nights 'tit 9:00 p,m, Highway 4 - South of Clinton at v °newt° CHILDREN'S 7 - 10 BOOT SOCKS • to. MEN'S VARIETY OF SIZE RANGES WORK SOCKS 97c TO $2.50 PAIR VOINSIMINOMPINNIMMIONF TOWNSHIP OF TUCKERSMITH Election of Councillors for the. Municipality of the Township of Tuckersmith (Three to be Elected) and Election for Public School Trustee (One to be Elected) to the Huron County Board of Education. Regular Polling Day will be Monday, December 6th, 1976 from 11:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. at the following places P.S.D. 1 Charles Geddes Residence, Egmondville. P.S.D. 2 Bethel Bible Church, E2mondville. P:S:13'. ToWihsiiid Ilesidence, (Lot 40, Con. 3 IRS). P.S.D. 4 Rena and Jack Caldwell Residence (Lot 9, Con, 11 HRS) P.S.D. 5 Huronview P.S.D. 6 Vanastra Community Church. Advance Poll will be held in The ToWnship Clerk's Office, R.R. 4, Seaforth on Saturday, November 27, 1976 from 11:00 a.m. till 8:00 p.m. James I. McIntosh Clerk-Treasurer Twp. of Tuckersmith NOTICE OF POLL Notice is hereby given to the Municipal Electors of the Township of McGillivray in the County of Middlesex that whereas more candidates have been nominated in each of the following offices than the number required to fill such of- fices, therefore polls will be held at the time and places stated in this notice for the purpose of electing the holders of such of- fices. OFFICES FOR WHICH POLL TO BE HELD: REEVE (One to be elected) COUNCILLOR (Four to be elected) BOARD OF EDUCATION TRUSTEE (One to be elected) BOARD OF EDUCATION (S,S. Representatives) (Two to be elected) ADVANCE POLL: Date: November 27, 1976 Location: Township Hall, West McGillivray REGULAR POLLS: Date: December 6, 1976 LOCATION: Poll No. 1 Community Hall Lot 6, Concession 2 Poll No, 2 James Cunningham's Residence Lot 24, Concession 2 Poll No. 3 Community Hall Lot 15, Concession 10 Poll No. 4 Bob Doerr's Residence Lot 17, Concession 7ECR Poll No, S township Hall Lot 16, Concession 14 Poll No. 6 Clifford Richie's Residence Lot 10, Concession 7WCR Poll No. 7 Community Hall Lot 35, Concession N.B. All polls will be open from 11 o'clock ci,m. until 8 o'clock p.m. PROXY APPLICATIONS A person who has been appointed a voting proxy may apply to the Clerk not later than 5 oielock in the afternoon of Tues- day, November 30, 1976 to receive a ceretificate to vote by proxy. Given under my hand this 17 day of November, 1976. W. J. AMOS, Returning Officer 80 KING .ST„ CLIINITCON (NEXT" TO THV POST OFFICg) By JACK RIDDELL The Driver Licence Classifica- tion program was announced this week in the Legislature by the Minister of Transportation Com- munications, Mr. James Snow, to become effective February 1, 1977. With these new regulations, every driver, no matter what type of vehicle he or she drives, will have a driver's licence relating to a specific class, and he or she will be permitted to operate only thp vehicles in- dicated in that class. The Chauffeur's licence classification will be discon- tinued. Being paid to drive will no longer be a factor in the new licence system. Instead, all drivers will be categorized, depending on the characteristics of the vehicle driven, Drivers of cars, light trucks and motorcycles need take no ac- tion to obtain new licences, When their present licences expire, they will automatically receive the new type of licence. However, Bus drivers, truck drivers and companies are urged to take action now to obtain replacement licences. Presently licensed school bus drivers must convert to a Class B or E licence, which in the new system applies to large or small school buses. It will also be necessary for school bus drivers who have not already done so, to take a defensive driving course. Drivers of heavier vehicles, skit as commercial buses and trucks or tractor-trailers, will be reclassified under the new program. As drivers of such heavy commercial vehicles are subject to a great deal more physicial, mental and emotional strain than are for instance car drivers, these operators will have to meet higher health and vision standards. They will also GRADUATES — Shirley Louise Palmer, granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Emmery Fahrner, Crediton, has successfully com- pleted the Nursing Registration Examinations. She is a graduate .of the Royal Alexandre Hospital school of nursing, Edmonton, and is now on staff at that hospital. Her parents reside in Ottawa. Whalen club plans meeting By MRS. HAMILTON HODG1NS The annual meeting of the Whalen Community Club will be held in the Centre Friday even- ing at 8:15. Euchre will be played following the meeting. Mr. & Mrs, Gordon Johnson were guests at the Fireman's Banquet Saturday evening at Granton in the Forester's Hall. Mr. & Mrs. Alton Neil were Sunday night dinner quests with Mr. & Mrs. John Scott. Tuesday visitors with 1Vtr. & Mrs. Ernest Ferguson were Mr. & Mrs. Clayton Ferguson, West Lorne, Carolyn Wallis, Stratford spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Alton Walls. Walter Baker and Gwen Baker, Windsor visited Friday with Mr, & Mrs. Ernest Ferguson. minimmilimmmmmmmmmmmmmie., e.. ADAMS E Heating & Cooling = and MAINTAINED '.7. 1 4° General Sheet Metal Work = s • Air- Conditiorlingi • Humidifiers • Ventilation = 5-2187 r 23 133 Huron St,, East, -Exeter funiiiiiiiiiieuiriiiiiiiiiiiimineiniiiiiiimig Open Thur., Fri. Nights to 9 p.m. til Christmas Heating Systems gi of All Types INSTALLED, MODERNIZED ni 11111 WITH UNPAINTED FURNITURE YOU BE THE DECORATOR- • paint it a smart solid color or bold super graphics • antique it with a warm wood stain • cover it in easy-care vinyl or paper it to match your room Now In DOLL FURNITURE Stink! CRIBS & HIGH CHAIRS Opening Specials Continue ••••gittg, kitelleA ueitsfi, vottottolob9ia 4111frAVA".. .:11:W47..n7MYT•W, Times-AO:40,, Ncivorrher2 Z New regulations for drivers NOTICE To The Electors of the Town of Exeter li CERTIFICATES FOR PROXY VOTES MAY BE OBTAINED FROM THE .CLERK UP AND UNTIL NOV. 30, 1976 E. H. Carscadden Clerk The column that's read for a purpose , . I, 1 4%110 A. . OF by Scatty Hamilton Mail your problems to "impact" c/o this paper. All letters , will be answered provided a stamped OdresseiLenvelopi;. 1 is enclosed, Some of general interestc.Will be .3ubliSkleci,' Letters must be signed but we will NOT rev'eaf your id”fify: :. ' "These Questions and Answers based:or, Ontario Cctvit ,„t are published to inform and not .ta cidyisip NO aiittY' : should trYtoapp y or interpret th e:I°wMtI i :idandadvceolatinedexP1Yhc-fna th facts, sincethefarts of each case ,may ZiII the : r appicationo:thelaw.:V NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE, ..i, . EXETER Rae T. Pryde- 293 MAIN MONUMENTS LETTERING EST, - EXETER 1919 ST. . MARKERS ^-,,,. & S. ltd. .. Son PHARMACY LTD. 235-1570 235- 0620 ANYTIME or 235-1070 373 MAIN ST. i . :;•:",?:Vcii,,i,' MEMBER OF FUNERAL HOME THE ONTARIO 370 WILLIAM ST. I •N A SERVICE EXETER 235-1 220 ' I FUNERAL SSOCIATION My cousin is very smart but he is also money. He says that he is no longer going rates — not because he doesn't want a phone he has invented a special "box" with which municate to anyone by using the available and signals. I don't think this is legal. Do you? I agree. Under Section 287.1(.1) of the Canada it is illegal to manufacture or to use nection with communication facilities such as signals for, as in this situation, the purpose of payments. I am an artist and I am about to move apartment. My brother suggests that my murals which were nailed very tightly into stay with the landlord.' Is he just joking? Yes. So long as the murals were for your andjor since little or no damage would be done murals off the walls, you could move from the them. , - very tight with to pay telephone but because he can come-„:;,' telephone lines Criminal Code of this "bbx” in con- phone. lines and evading his phatre. from .my. studio heavy painted, the walls must, own enjoyment by' taking' the apartment. with' ogroving ihae" Ilt deck! your RADIO ' CS. needs .see '0s1' • ;FORMERLY EATONS1235-7261 ., , '•*( • I 1 .; ,t_ g Gard/ s Trophies p, pmakirki OFF ;..! 31/70TROPHIES ,.1 11 Engraving Done Pl On Premises y , 382 MAIN ST Radial Authorixecl For all STEREO and ?a.(4 ,1 Vecaeoed4 ,„, oc.„ Peea„aaere CARL S: REAL ESTATE LTD. 235-2533 489 Main St., Exeter Bob . s& Shirlis Hwy. 4 & Huron'Pk. R. RESTAURANT040 COFFEE BAR randy Fast Take Out Ph* * * eatar Grocer rie ies Vaty 228:- GA S for LESS! 6751 . . I just found out that last week the teacher hit my son, Bob, twice on the hands with a yardstick after Bob really hit another student into the wall, I'm at my wit's end about Bob but has the teticherdorie . anything for which he is criminally responsible? Probably not. So long as the force used by the teacher was reasonable in the circumstances he is justified in using force to, correct the child. . Since Bob pushed his fellow student into the hard wall, the two smacks on the hands were probably reasonable ,for the teacher to use. Recently, I've heard that if yau tell your lawyer that you did something against 'the law, that he can't be forced for won't be allowed) to say to anyone like the police .Or a judge what you told hint, Is that right' I., .. Under "Solicitor-Client Privilege" you the client canqe'll the lawyer anything which he is not to reveal so long ds the come Municatian was made to him in his capacity as a lawyer and was for the purpose of getting legal advice in relation to The matter • in question. L-v LLGI , REGULAR POLLINQ pAY Monday, December 4,106 All Pas Open From 11:00 a.m. to 8;00 p,en. ADVANCE POLL Saturday, November 27, 1976 Poll Open In Municipal Office, 406 Main St., from 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. ^,,f1 H:' 'ant rr I it: Pit% gt, it', rep 1.1