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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-06-09, Page 29EPS TRACK WINNERS — Individual champions were named in six divisions of the recent track and field meet at Exeter Public School. Back, left, WO Gans, Rick Lindenfield and Danette McLeod. Fort, Brenda Waldeck, Bill Glover and Steve Laithwaite. T-A photo McCURDY TRACK CHAMPS — Winners were named in a number of divisions at Friday's track and field meet at J.A.D. McCurdy school at Huron Park. From the left are Yvonne Wells, Daryl Greb, Ralph Wells, Annette Van Vliet, Tracey Walden, Gerry Grubbe and Mark Christie. T-A photo Lawrence, In other cases heard in Tuesday's court session, the following were fined for a variety of infractions: Robert Whitman Huron Park, $25 tor haying no operator's licence for the vehicle he was operating on May 6. John William Mews, Huron Park, $13 for a speed of 60 in a 50 A COWBOY APPETITE — Michael (Dykstra does justice to a plate of beans during Wild West Days for grade two students at Usborne Cen- tral School recently. T-A photo BEST IN TRACK AT USBORNE — The annual track and field meet was held at Usborne Central School Fri- day and the individual winners are shown above. Back, left, Rosemary Miller, Kevin Parker and Jamie Chaffe. Front, Lisa Rundle, Deb Taylor and Allan Pym. T-A photo the CO•OP GLARAttiffe PRECISION SPOI FROM;. too % ppm st4AtAffet Norm Axmobtc-rwsto cuwebtitaz t* *am WHAT A WAY TO TRAVEL — Theresa Whiting moves quicker than a bag of potatoes Friday at the Exeter Public School Playday. The Play- day was held in conjunction with the public school field day to provide kindergarten through grade three students with the feeling for competition. T-A photo CHEESE SPECIALS Mild Cheddar $1.75 Processed Cheddar $1.59 lb. We have over 50 varieties of Canadian and Imported Cheeses to choose from VIM FRIDAY, JUNE 17 ELIMINATIONS — 7 P.M. ADMISSION—ADULTS $2.25, CHILDREN .754 41###:(4111#4414444:1144MIMMMITMIttt M.C. Johnny Brent (Formerly of CKNX Wingham) tmititmitimtmgivttitttm44:t=ntwtot Camping Sites for Tents and Trailers Available SATURDAY, JUNE 18 PLAYDOWNS 7 P.M. DANCING 11-2 A.M. BAND WAYNE RIEHL, LEN LOVE • THE COUNTRY VERSATILES ADMISSION—ADULTS $3.25, CHILDREN .75c RESERVED SEATS $4.00 HENSALL COMMUNITY CENTRE JUNE 17 - 18, 1977 See and hear fiddling champions from Canada and the U.S.A. compete for the Ward Allen Memorial Trophy" Over $3190 Cash Prizes for their Dsoun pi opyOn rt : Insurance Knight Electric Kozy Korner Kyles Shell Station Buck Little Decorating Mary Helen's Unisex Shoppe McKnight's Mens Wear Montreal Trust Real Estate O'Brien's Upholstery Pineridge Chalet Ltd. Regal Grill Reid's Body Shop C. E. 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Fuss Electric Glen's Carpentry John Heal TV Sales Hensal Hensal Hensal Hensal Hensal Hensel District Co-Operative to $1 .00 Flowers Hotel Livestock Sales Motor Products Hurondale Dairy Ice Box Mini-Mart Jim's Machine Shop Our Best Value Twine Veld Proven by Ontario fanners for years 4111111.1"44411111961. THE 2549 LINE We like to know our customers by name! HENSALL DISTRICT BRUCEFIELID HENSALL 482.9623 262-3002 $ 1 1 .7 5 per bale CALL YOUR CO.OP NOW! 10,000 FOOT BALER TWINE • 10,000 ft. 40 lb. gross per Bale • 100% Pure Sisalana Fibre • 300 lbs. Average Tensile Strength • Average Knot Strength 135 lbs. ZURICH 236-4393 Justice of the Peace Douglas Wedlake presided at Exeter court, Tuesday, and the stiffest penalty handed out was levied against Larry E, Baird, Hensall, He was charged with a speed of 100 in a 50 zone on April 2. Baird was fined $250. plus costs of $3.00 or 25 days in jail. He was given 60 days in which to pay the fine, Three fines were levied against Lawrence Edwin Kellett, RR 3 Exeter. He' was fined $25 and costs for failing to register a motor vehicle,$55 and costs for failing to provide evidence of insurance coverage and $105 and costs on a charge of careless driving, The first two charges were laid on June 1 and the latter on May 20. The careless driving count Only two accidents were in- vestigated this week by officers of the Exeter police department. Wednesday, vehicles driven by Charles Ortmanns, RR 3, Exeter and Mahlon Ryckman, Exeter collided on Main Street, north of Boom's camp in operation Don "Boom" Gravett, former rec director in Exeter and Hanover, announced this week he would still be conducting a summer camp this year. He started the camp 16 years ago while working in Exeter and many local youngsters continued to attend the week long session after he moved to Hanover. This year's camp is being spon- sored by Pike Lake Lodge, which is located on Pike Lake between Harriston and Mt. Forest, Registration is open to boys and girls, ages eight to 15 and it will be held from Saturday, July 9 to Saturday, July 16. Forms for registration may be secured locally from Bob Fletcher. In talking with the T-A this week, Gravett said that the facilities at Pike Lake will enable the camp to offer an even greater assortment of activities for youngsters. • There will be water skiing, boating, tennis, golf, horse shoes and shuffleboard, as well as the usual hikes, crafts, floor hockey, softball, soccer, music and games. Cost of the registration is $60. Mary Gravett will again be camp mother, a position she has held for all of Boom's 16 camps. arose out of an incident in Cen- tralia when OPP Constable Jim Rogers saw a vehicle being driven in an erratic manner. Kellett and another witness said that he was not driving at the time of the erratic driving, but had switched places with the driver while the vehicle was in progress. Kellett explained he did this out of an act of friendship as the original driver was under a licence suspension. " Acting Crown Attorney Bill Kierdorf said he felt the act of changing drivers while the vehicle was in motion was in itself a case of careless driving. Mr. Wedlake agreed with that argument, although he said he believed Kellett's testimony that he was not driving in the first instance. Sanders. Constable George Robertson set damages at $700. A vehicle owned by Mattkeas Athanasios, Exeter was damag- ed to the extent of $300 when it was struck by an unknown vehi- cle while parked behind 429 Main Street. Constable Robertson is investigating. .Thursday, Alvin Willert reported to police that several chairs and a coffee urn had been taken from a storage shed at the construction site of the new Ex- eter arena. Constable Sadler is investigating. Exeter police chief Ted Day reports that a great number of bicyclists in the town have not yet purchased their 1977 licence plates. Day says any one found riding a bike after the deadline of July 1 will be charged under the town bylaw. At the same time the chief said that during the past week two persons have been charged with riding a bicycle on the sidewalk of Main Street. Officers have been advised to continue these charges of illegal riding. In the case of juveniles their bicycles will be confiscated for seven days. Speed bike is damaged Monday, Exeter police officers recovered a 10 speed bicycle at the rear of South Huron District High 'School. The bike valued at $130 was found with the front wheel, pedals and seat removed. Constable Brad Sadler is in charge of this mischief in- vestigation. zone. He said he had just pur- chased the car and was not aware that the speedometer was inaccurate. The Crown suggested the car dealer involved should reimburse the accused. Murdiena Glover, Exeter, $25 for following a vehicle too closely. Jeffery DeJ ong , RR 1 Brucefield, $25 for failing to obey a red light. Terry C. Holmes, Huron Park, $25 for having no valid driver's licence. Norman Stanlake, Exeter, $25 for failing to yield the right of way, Keep Your House , gl COOL IN SUMMER and WARM IN WINTER WESTINGHOUSE HEAT PUMPS will reduce your heating and air conditioning bills. CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATE L. W. KLEINSTIVER LIMITED DASHWOOD 237-3661 Plumbing - Heating Electrical Times-Advocate, June 9, 1977 Page 29 Fine of $250 levied for speeding Featuring Only two accidents, bike licences needed 'TASTY NU BAKERY AND "THE CHEESE HOUSE" Zurich 236-4912 Chocolate Chip Cookies 3 Doz. $1.89 Oatmeal Muffins b's 614 Blueberry Muffins b's 65$ We Also Have Cheese Tr4s And Plates Made To Order TASTY-NU 24 Oz. WHITE SLICED BREAD (Fresh Daily) Try our 100% Whole Wheat Bread, Rye and French Bread.