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OPP Briefs
CENTRAL HURON - A
21 -year-old on his way home
from a prom party was
served with a three-day driv-
er's license suspension just
before 1:00 a.m. on Sat., June
14. A Huron County Ontario
Provincial Police (OPP)
officer stopped the driver of
a Toyota on East Street in
Clinton.
While speaking with the
young driver the officer
detected the odour of alco-
hol on the driver's breath. A
roadside screening test was
completed and the driver
produced a warn range level
reading. As a result, the
21 -year-old male driver from
Goderich was served with a
three day driver's license
suspension and his motor
vehicle was impounded for
three days.
BLUEWATER - A novice
driver was recently charged
with racing following a traf-
fic stop on Airport Line
north of Exeter.
Just before 10:30 a.m. on
June 11, a Huron County
Ontario Provincial Police
(OPP) officer on patrol
observed the driver of an
Austin Mini Cooper pass two
vehicles heading westbound
out of Exeter on Dashwood
Road. The driver turned
north onto Airport Line and
accelerated at a high rate of
speed. The driver continued
northbound as the officer
paced the vehicle. The
driver reached a speed of
160 km/h in a posted 80
km/h zone prior to stopping
for police on Airport Line.
Upon stopping and speak-
ing
peaking with the driver it was
determined he was a class
GI license holder that failed
to be accompanied by a
driver with at least four years
of driving experience.
As a result, a 24 -year-old
male from Goderich has
been charged with the High-
way Traffic offences of rac-
ing and class G1 license
holder unaccompanied by
qualified driver. He has a
court appearance scheduled
for August 19, 2014 at the
Ontario Court of Justice
- Goderich.
His motor vehicle was also
impounded for a mandatory
seven days.
BLUEWATER - A 55 -year-
old male recently lost his
driving privileges for three
days following a traffic stop
on June 14. At 2:15 a.m.
Huron County Ontario
Provincial Police (OPP)
officers were conducting
Reduce Impaired Driving
Everywhere (R.I.D.E) checks
at the intersection of Blue -
water Veteran's Highway and
Mill Road when a driver
attempted to avoid the
checkpoint.
Officers observed the
driver of a Red Dodge
pickup abruptly truck turn
off in a manner to avoid the
checkpoint. Officers fol-
lowed the driver and
stopped him nearby. Upon
speaking with the driver
the officer detected the
driver had been drinking
alcohol.
The driver provided a
sample of his breath into a
roadside -screening device
and he registered a warn-
ing. As a result, a
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Clinton United Church
105 Ontario Street
Minister Rev. Randy Covey
Director of Music: Louise Dockstader
Church Office: 519-482-9553
www.clintonunited.ca
SUNDAY, JUNE 29
10:30 AM WORSHIP SERVICE
BEEF ON A BUN FOLLOWING
SERVICE
EVERYONE WELCOME
Christian Reformed Church
243 Princess St. E., Clinton
Pastor Ron Luchies
519-482-5264
SUNDAY JUNE 29, 2014
10:00 AM- Morning Service
7:00 PM- Evening Service
" Praise be to the Lord, the God of
Israel, from everlasting to everlasting."
Psalm 106 vs 48
All Visitors Welcome!!
St. Paul's Anglican Church
A Congregation of the
Parish of The Holy Spirit
49 Ontario St. Clinton
The Reverend Kafi8g A. snowdon BA,
Organist & Choir Master: Dana Prouse
SUNDAY, JUNE 29
ANNIVERSARY SUNDAY
WORSHIPAT 11:15AM
EVERYONE WELCOME
TO ADVERTISE IN THIS
SECTION, PLEASE CALL
C H R I STY 519-4$2-3443
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BIBLE MISSIONARY CHURCH
35 Toronto Blvd., Vanastra
(519) 482-8183
JUNE 29, 2014
Sunday Morning Worship 11:00 AM
Sunday Evening Worship 7:00 PM
Pastor Josh McCarthy
Everyone Welcome!
Heartland Community Church
(52 Victoria Street, Clinton, Ontario)
For information see www.heartlandemc.com
Church 519-606-1015
Pastor Charles Gingerich
SUNDAY JUNE 29, 2014
10:00 AM FAMILY SERVICE :
Worship as a family with us. Then the chil-
dren enjoy their program while adults are
blessed by a message for them.
7:00 PM SHARE & PRAYER SERVICE
Expect a welcome and a blessing!
Fellowship Bible Chapel
220 KING ST., LONDESBOROUGH
www.fellowshipbiblechapel.ca
SUNDAY, JUNE 29, 2014
9:45 am: Breaking of Bread
11:00 am: Family Bible Hour
ALL WELCOME!
First Baptist Church
85 Huron St., Clinton 482-3598
SUNDAY, JUNE 29, 2014
MORNING SERVICE 10:3OAM
Lay Pastor - Wally DeWolfe
Bible Study Wednesday 7:30 PM
55 -year-old male from
Dundalk was served with a
three-day driver's license
suspension. His motor
vehicle was also
impounded for three days.
BLUWATER - A 33 -year-
old is facing a charge of theft
after he was caught in the act
trying to steal a camper
trailer last night.
Just before 8:00 p.m. on
June 18 officers responded
to the Bluewater Golf Course
and Campground located on
Bluewater Veteran's High-
way after receiving a call
from the property owner.
Police learned two males
were on the property and
were in the process of hook-
ing onto a used Belair
camper trailer when they
were confronted by the
owner. The suspects made
up a story but the owner
didn't buy it.
As the owner was calling
police the suspects fled the
scene.
Early this morning, at
about 1:30 a.m. Perth
County OPP officers
encountered the suspect
vehicle, a silver Dodge
Pickup on Road 130 in the
Municipality of Perth South.
The driver was arrested for
the attempted theft of the
trailer.
As a result, Huron County
OPP the male from Huron
East with one count of theft
under $5,000 contrary to
section 334 (b) Criminal
Code. He has since been
released from custody with a
court appearance scheduled
for July 7, 2014 at the Ontario
Court of Justice - Goderich.
Summer travel essentials
Planning your dream,
summer vacation can be
stressful, but it doesn't have
to be. CAA South Central
Ontario (CAA SCO) is
reminding travellers to seek
advice early and make a hol-
iday checklist.
Start by protecting your
home:
- Unplug appliances like
coffee makers and toasters
to ensure they don't spark a
fire while you are away.
- Don't leave keys on a
hook by the door, this is the
first place thieves look and
your car could be stolen in
addition to precious house-
hold items.
- Ensure all windows and
doors are closed and
securely locked.
- Suspend newspaper sub-
scriptions and ask a friend,
neighbour or relative to col-
lect your mail.
- Don't broadcast your
travel plans on social media.
What to pack:
- Travel size toiletries
- Neck pillow and sleep
mask
- Practical travel clothes
- Travel first aid kit
- Tablet loaded with
favourite books, movies and
games
- Chargers and adapters
for your electronics
- RFID safe wallet
- Passport and travel
documents
For all your travel gear,
visit a CAA Travel Store near
you.
Before leaving for the
airport:
- Review your airline's pol-
icies for check in and carry-
on luggage fees.
- Check in online and
print your boarding passes at
home. Arrive early for your
flight to avoid long lineups.
- For carry -on items, make
sure all liquid bottles are a
maximum of 100 ml and fit
into a 1 L clear plastic bag.
If your vacation plans take
you outside of the province
or the country, be sure to
make travel insurance a part
of your travel plans. OHIP
coverage may not cover you
outside of Ontario. Provin-
cial health plans cover
approximately 9 per cent of
medical expenses when trav-
elling outside of Canada.*
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