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Home My WebLink AboutGoderich Signal Star, 2017-03-22, Page 1010 Signal Star • Wednesday, March 22, 2017 goderichsignalstar.com 111111IHIN111111IIIIIi100 ROYAL LEPAGE j YEARS IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII i Heartland Realty, Brokerage ®'. indnaandnief owned and Operated Helping you is what we doTM Office 519-565-5100 66 Main St. N. Bayfield To view all our listings go to: www.rlpheartland.ca c Nia: li:11 .. Judi Milligan' Jerry Zehr Jan Wallace" Suzy Hayter' Diane Snell' Ryan Makolm' Cell: 519-524-3709 CeII: 519-282-8503 Cell: 519-357.5106 Cell: 519-520-4676 Cel: 519.852.9392 Celh 519.777.4167 r • 11011 NEW LISTING 3 John Ave., Bayfield $354,000 CaII Diane MLS#598107 YEAR ROUND 2BR 2 Starboard St., Bayfield $79,900 Call Suzy MLS#414164 r. lir • NNW LAKEFRONT 75461 Pridham Rd., Bayfield $499,000 www.Judimilligan.ca MLS#875986 71Z:1:1111 111111.11.1.111111111. FIVE SEASONS ESTATES 29 Pine Dr., Bayfield $102,900 www.Judimilligan.ca MLS#830988 11 Mill Ave., Zurich $65,000 Call Jerry MLS#592238 GET THE JUMP ON SPRING! We have Clients looking for homes, acreages and farms! Call us for an evaluation of your property. Not intended to solicit properties already listed for sale. Broker* * Sales Representative* Rick Lobb, Broker of Record. 'AM IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIuhII ROYAL LEPAGE IIIIIIIIuIIIIIIIIIIlI( 100 YEARS 3INC3 1515 Heartland Realty Brokerage I deperde dy Darted and °petalled Helping you is what we do. OFFICE 519-524-6789 33 Hamilton St., Goderich To view all our listings go to: www.rlpheartland.ca TM Kathy Werner Bill Jeff Dawson" Ritgen* Jon9ejan* Bauer** 519.524.6789 (off.) 519.524.3759 (c) 519-525-9287 (c) 519.525.7448 (c) Shana Layne Barnim* Lavis* 519-440-8138(c) 519.525.1650 (c) 2 Maple St, 79681 Bluewater Hwy 531,900 Call Shana MLS®170454 . w ief 51 AC. COUNTRY ESTATE 83461 River Mill Line, ACW $649,000 Call Kathy MLS®452281 6 Ruth St, Huron Haven $125,000 CaII Jeff MLS®709843 'Sales Representative, 413 Queen St, Blyth $259,900 Call Kathy MLS®869629 408 Queen St, Blyth S289,900 Call Kathy MLS®162264 15 Huron Lane, Meneset 5149,000 CaII L: ne MLS®876488 Iffillin, Ir1 _ �; GREAT INVESTMENT 127-129 St. George Cr, Goderich 5299,000 CaII Shana MLS®326624 20 Sutton Dr, Huron Haven $129,900 • Call Jeff MLS®908681 83618 Lucknow Line, ACW S4,400,000 Call Bill MLS®329424 **Broker Rick Lobb: Broker of Record f Update on robbery with violence in Clinton lit Investigation Ar Leads to Arrest of Four Males (CENTRAL HURON, ON) - Four young males from the area are each facing over a dozen criminal charges stemming from a robbery that took place in Clinton late February. Just before 10:00 p.m. on Feb- ruary 26th, 2017 Huron County Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) officers responded to an Albert Street residence to investigate a robbery with violence. Eight occupants were inside the residence when four masked men barged into the residence brandishing an assortment of weapons. They demanded cash and drugs from the victims. One of the eight victims sus- tained a minor injury during the robbery. This week, as a result of a thor- ough investigation led by the Huron County OPP Crime Unit investigators arrested and charged four males with several offences. A 37 -year-old male from Goderich has been charged with Robbery with Theft, Mischief Under $5,000, Possession of a Weapon for a Dangerous Pur- pose, Use Imitation Firearm While Committing Offence, Dis- guise With Intent, Possession of Marihuana and Assault With a Weapon (8) Counts. He was held in custody with a court appear- ance scheduled for today at the Ontario Court of Justice - Goderich. A 25 -year-old male from from Ashfield-Colborne-Wawanosh has been charged with Robbery with Theft, Mischief Under $5,000, Possession of a Weapon for a Dangerous Purpose, Use Imitation Firearm While Com- mitting Offence, Disguise With Intent and Assault With a Weapon (8) Counts. He was released from custody today, his next court appearance is sched- uled for April 3, 2017 at the Ontario Court of Justice - Goderich. A 17 -year-old male from Huron East has been charged with Robbery with Theft, Mischief Under $5,000, Possession of a Weapon for a Dangerous Purpose, Use Imita- tion Firearm While Committing Offence, Disguise With Intent and Assault With a Weapon (8) Counts. He remains in custody with a.court appearance sched- uled for today at the Ontario Court of Justice - Goderich. A 15 -year-old male from Huron East has been charged with Rob- bery with Theft, Mischief Under $5,000, Possession of a Weapon for a Dangerous Purpose, Use Imita- tion Firearm While Committing Offence, Disguise With Intent and Assault With a Weapon (8) Counts. I -le has since been released from custody with a court appearance scheduled for April 6, 2017 at the Ontario Court of Justice - Goderich Any person with information regarding this incident should immediately contact Huron OPP at 1-888-310-1122 or (519) 524- 8314. Should you wish to remain anonymous, you may call Crime Stoppers at 1 -800 -222 -TIPS (8477), where you may be eligi- ble to receive a cash reward of up to $2,000. Health Unit launches campaign about alcohol consumption About 42% per cent of adults in Huron County drink alcohol in a way that put their health at risk. Drinking too much, too often can lead to many unwanted consequences. Even low levels of alcohol can have a significant impact on our health. To help people better under- stand the connection between alcohol and health, the Huron County Health Unit is spreading an important message - Rethink Your Drinking. This campaign and new website (www.rethin- kyourdrinking.ca) offers.infor- mation and tips on how to use alcohol in ways to minimize its impact on your health and injury risk. Knowing how much alcohol you are actually drinking is key to reducing your risk. "It's easy to know how much you're drink- ing if you have the typical 341 mL bottle of 5% beer. In that case, one bottle of beer is one stand- ard drink. All you have to do is. count your empties." says Laura Edgar, Public Health Promoter. "It's harder to keep track with larger cans and bottles, when there's a• higher percentage of alcohol by volume or when pouring a glass of wine." The size of a standard drink depends on the alcohol percent- age. One standard drink of 5% beer is 341 ml (12 ounces), whereas a standard drink of 12% wine is 142m1 (5 ounces). One standard drink of hard liquor with 40% alcohol is 43m1 (1.5 ounces). "Once you have an idea of how many standard drinks you typically have, you can compare your drinking with Canada's Low-risk Alcohol Drinking Guidelines to see if you should consider cutting back" says Edgar. The Low-risk Alcohol Drinking Guidelines are designed to help Canadians aged 25-65 years make informed choices about their alcohol con- sumption, and to help create a culture of moderation. Canada's Low -Risk Alcohol Drinking Guidelines recommend: Women: no more than 2 drinks, up to 5 days a week; Men: no more than 3 drinks, up to 5 days a week; "Of course, less is best for pro- moting your health and reduc- ing your risk of injury," reminds Edgar. Alcohol consumption has been found to cause more than 200 different diseases and inju- ries. These include well-known outcomes such as liver cirrhosis or traffic crashes, along with several types of cancer including breast cancer. Rethink Your Drinking is a campaign to help change the way we think about and use alcohol, while addressing the things that matter: Size of the drink Time between drinks Alcohol's link to chronic disease How alcohol affects men and women differently Choices made when drinking. To learn more about safer alcohol use, visit www.rethinky- ourdrinking.ca.