HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1976-11-25, Page 23i1er
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vehicles IO Class D F an ,
Cuss 'D " , Any truck of
Co tion ;provided the
towed ve cle.. is not over.
10,000 ll> . May also drive
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Ven, vebielee,i
o cars, light trucki. Class
;yclea treed take no maximum
new licences. capacity: day 4.150 drive
,Sck1_ Bus
of 4 pfassenger
eir present licences vehicles in Class F and G.
they will Class '44P" - Regular Bus
ically receive the maximum of 24 passenger
► However,capacityand ambulances.
►ers,�trucckdrivers anaso drive vehicles in
.^� urged to take ClassG,
coxnpaanti n a
cb Class "'G" - Any
tion now to obtain
..
replaoement.licences.
automobile, small truck or
Presently licensed school combination up to 18,000 lbs.,
bus dtWe ; Must convert to a provided the towed vehicle is
Class B or E licence, whit in not over 10,000 lbs.
the new system applies to Class "M" - Motor cycles
large Or smallschoolbuses. It Class "L" - Valid for the
will -also; be necessary for operation of a Class G motor
school bus drivers who have vehicle when accompanied by
not already do so,'to take a a -holder of a valid Class A, B,
defensive driving course. C. D, E, F or G licence, oc-
Drivers of heavier vehicles, cupying a seat beside the L
such as commercial buses licence holder, for the par -
and trucks or tractor -trailers, pose of giving instructions in
will>be reclassified wiu ate driving the motor vehicle.
new *grata As drivers of Class "R" - Motorcycling,
such heavy commercial training: this authorizes
vehicles are subject to a great holder to drive the motor -
deal more physical, mental, cycle for the purpose of
and emotional strain than aretraining, subject t# , restrict
for instance car drivers, : tions . such as ter ve. o 4147 "
these operators will have to speed limits and prohibition
meet higher health and vision against passengers. _
standards. They will also Ottawa East Liberal MPP
have tip file periodic medical Albert Roy called upon the
reports to`confirm that they Government to lay criminal
are continuing to meet such charges against. the OPP for
.end bugging a privileged. cost-
Dr r holdifg. a Class :A, versation between an accused
O, C, E or licence must "kilter and. -his lawyer last
roe% d`+ '"a y . Hies Debi ""`E'astb'r; „. without"'1ega
medical report every three authority. He said there are
years to age 65 and annually transcripts of the tapped
thereafter, Class D drivers, conversation in the Lanark
although required to, file a County Jail superintendent's
Medical report initially with office between Donald
'their applications are not Turner, subsequently found
included en a cyclical basis. guilty of non -capital murder,
Medical repol>rtsev'xnay be and his defencelawyer Mike
irresponsible
subsequently:1
Mr. ROY` to
relevant section of
Crimin
useter
bad' expi'.
lu'
oaoaotd.
threatened to develop into a
debate.
� had
Mr. boy said thecourts �
alregdy ruled that the` order
in question, was a public
document, and -that t 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 !rola the House.
As a cult of Mr. Roy's
initiative, We Attorney
General has assured
everyone that a directive will
go out to the T _ proper
authorities ensuing- 'ht
"Authorization will not in-
clude the bugging of a
privileged conversation
between a lawyer and his
client".
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on per.
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Muurgatr ►ya
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Afternoon unit hears of :Indonesia
The afternoon unit of
Wesley -Willis United Church
met in the church parlour on
November 18 with an at-
tendance of 20 members and
one visitor.
In the absence of the
president, Mrs. C. Stewart
presided and welcomed those
present and read a poem:.
1krs. F. Commings then took
charge ofthe program and
read a qe n
Mr. R. Baker Tsang tWo
solos and was thanked by
Mrs. Holland who presented a
little remembrance to him.
lett happenings
Guest Speaker viewed the museum's
Canadian natives and ar-
On Friday, November 12, cheology sections in con -
Mr. Miller, tit,. farm safety nection with their history
speaker. came to ourschool. studies.
He spoke to all the grades. He They also saw the dinosaur
also showed a film about exhibits: They had a very
farm *safety,,, handed out a enjoyable day, and returned
quiz and gave every grade grade . at 6 p.m.
colon g b ►ks a000ut farm
1..r
safety -1;
Everyone enjoyed the
lecture and learned a great
deal about safety on the farm.
School representatives
On November 11, Mark
Mitchell and Joyce Sewers
were sent to Blyth as
representatives of Huliett
Central School`. They placed a
wreath at the cenotaph there.
Grade 7 field trip
On `Wednesday, November
17, the grade seven class
travelled to Toronto's Royal
Ontario Museum. There, they
FOR Vit ■ OF 1,o ate
The
Kintmien: had a Cub -Scout night 'last Tilesday
evening, Noventber It Standing in the back row from
left to right are Don Jones, Cub leader, Frank Clement,
president' of Huron District Council, Tet Van Rieten,'
. group committee and Dr. Graham Bowker, Cub leader.
In. front from left to right are Paul Kerrigan, group
committee! John Dawson, provincial field exegiktive;
Bryan flavin,. Cub leader and Ross Carter, group com-
mittee.: Absent tram the picture are bill Hoggarth Cub
leader and Mr. K. Skov, group committee.
RE-ELECT
JOHN
WESTIROOK
TO
d
G ode dch & Colborne
Townships on
HURON COUNTY
'BOARD OF EDUCATION
*dairy rme O i..ch Teri,* s1nc, • 7sk
Four children, in Vii.
"1 solicit year sullied esDec.".
nen to the tens, Essctf*1iy
2 John Wiosibrocik
Mrs. Cummings told of hear
son Harry, who had been
raised and educated in
Clinton and went to Western
and got his Doctors degree at
Clarke Universityy, U.S.A. He
is now in Smith Sulavesi,
Indonesia, working at the
Indonesian Development
Research Centre on a two
year project. There are eight
Canadian families there. A
taperecording of Harry
telling of his going to
Indonesia and life over there
was interesting.
The offering was received
and dedicated. The roll can
was answered by members
telling something they could
remember about the war
time.
Brownies meet
The Brownie Meeting of
November 1? started out with
the Grand March led gut by
Brown Owl, followed by going
into sixes.
Brown Owl then called
everyone into the Brownie
ring and than into two dif-
ferent corners to do badge
work. Following this, the girls
had pow -wow and closing
exercises. By Andrea Smith.
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Mrs, C. Nelson then gave a
paper on "how to have what it
takes." Mrs. C. Stewart
presided for the business
period. Mrs. B. Hearn
reported 49 home and 10
hospital calls made.
It was stated that the UCW
Christmas party and pot luck
supper would be on
December 1 with the primary
party on December 5.
The Magic Circle will be
singing carols, December 7.
Any othenunit may join them
in this at7p.m.
The next meeting will be
December 4 when Church
calendars are available. The
meeting closed with the
benediction and lunch was
served by the November
committee.
Thankyo r' tikll ►+1nR meito serve you for the
list. four years...
—
.Please, grant- me the same privilege for the
next two years.
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