HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1990-07-11, Page 9THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 11, 1990. PAGE 9.
Walton
Compiled by Mrs. Betty McCall. Phone 887-6677
Walton Sports Club
holds cash draw
Lightning is thought to be the cause of a fire that destroyed a barn on the farm of Ken Shortreed just
west of Walton Sunday night. About 5,000 bales of hay were lost in the blaze which was out of control
by the time Blyth Fire Department arrived.
The Walton Area Sports Club
held their monthly meeting Thurs
day evening, July 5 when the draws
were made for the cash prizes.
Harvey Craig drew for the first
prize of $100, won by Marie
Muegge of Seaforth. Margaret
Craig drew the second ticket of $25
won by Yvonne Cronin, RR 1, Blyth
and Marion Godkin drew the third
WI members to
tour Royal Homes
For their Canadian Industries
meeting Walton W.I. members
have planned a car tour. They plan
to tour the Royal Homes, Wingham
and lunch at Bluevale than to the
Doll House in Wroxeter. Institute
members are to be at the hall by
9:30 a.m.
ticket, when Elsie Walsh of Blyth
also won $25. The club thanks all
those that purchased tickets in
support of the local ball.
The club held a very successful
fish pond at the Funfest in Brussels
on Saturday.
Plans were made for the ladies
tournament this coming weekend.
Saturday, July 14, games will be
played by the Trail Blazers with the
tournament for that club in Brus
sels. In August they plan to have a
squirt tournament.
Sober drivers
rewarded
by program
For years, police departments
and others have advised people not
to drink and drive. Recent statistics
indicate that the majority of drivers
are responsible citizens who do not
drink and drive. Unfortunately,
many motorists in the county are
still being charged with impaired
driving while others continue to
receive a warning.
The More Sober Drivers Pro
gram is an innovative positive
approach combining three ele--
ments to reinforce sober driving.
At spot checks, sober drivers will
be given a licence holder with
“Thanks for being a Sober Driver"
imprinted on it to thank them for
their behaviour. Drivers, who re
ceive warnings will be given a
12-hour suspension and pamphlets
to encourage sober driving. A
community wide media campaign
will be used to promote public
awareness of public spotchecks and
the value of sober driving.
Research has shown the best way
to influence behaviour is to blend
policy with education. This pro
gram has both components, and
the folders which serve as a
reward, link the policy of spot
checks and the education of the
media campaign together.
The More Sober Drivers Pro
gram is a good way to get the
community involved and behind
the spotcheck program. Represen
tation comes from Police Depart
ments, The Huron Addiction
Assessment and Referral Centre
(HAARC), The Addiction Research
Foundation, CKNX Radio, local
newspapers and community in
volvement.
The program which has been
planned by HAARC began on the
long weekend.
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