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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1998-06-03, Page 5LeBeau committed to trial A 21 -year-old Brucefield woman, who has been committed for trial on 11 charges relating to a 1996 accident in Stanley Township, is scheduled to return to court in July. Sarah LeBeau, of RR#1 Brucefield, is charged with four counts of impaired driving causing death, one count of impaired driving causing bodily harm, four counts of criminal negligence causing death, one count of criminal negligence causing bodily harm and one charge related to drinking -and - driving. The charges stem from an accident on Nov. 24, 1996 in Stanley Township. During general divison assignment court on May 22, the LeBeau case was scheduled to return to court on July 3 for pre-trial proceedings and on Sept. 7 for trial. During pre-trial proceedings, the defense lawyer, the Crown and a judge discuss whether the case can be resolved with a guilty plea or whether it will continue to a trial stage. If the accused person opts for a trial, the lawyers narrow the issues on which the trial will proceed. The judge at the pre-trial proceeding will not hear any resulting trial. Big boots to fill - Johnathan Noal and Nicole Steep of the Seaforth Beavers had some help trying on some big boots from firefighter Dave Deighton. Nineteen Beavers were invited to the fire hall May 26 to see the trucks, learn about firefighting and meet someof the firefighters. HILGENDORFF PHOTO Officers receiving citations for life saving A 66 -year-old Seaforth May 24 while its owner was sinking boat on Lake Huron. man was charged with attending a reception at the south of Goderich. impaired driving after being stopped by OPP on May 29. The man's vehicle was seen crossing the centre line at about 10:30 a.m. on County Road 3 in Tuckersmith Township. When stopped, he showed signs of impairment and was arrested. He was released on a promise to appear in Goderich Provincial Court on Aug. 8. OPP report - The driver's vehicle was seen weaving on Conc. 2-3 of Tuckersmith Township and he was stopped by police. He failed a road side screening test and was taken to Clinton for breathalyser tests. He appears in Goderich Provincial Court on July 6. * * * A pick ,up truck was damaged on Duke Street * * * A 26 -year-old Clinton man was charged with impaired driving on May 30 at 10 p.m. Seaforth Arena. Between midnight and 1:30 a.m., someone used a key to scratch the side of the truck and then left a large dent on the right. rear panel. Police are sti11 investigating. Two OPP officers from the Huron Detachment will he receiving Commissioners Citations for Life Saving on June 3. Sergeant Shawn Johnson and Detective Constable Robert Pilon will be receiving the awards for their efforts last year in rescuing people from a Steckle expects challenges gram Page I Gasoline Pricing. If the government follows recommendations from the MPs, Steckle said, "It may or may not mean higher prices." If prices were to rise, it would be to fair, market prices through the elimination of predatory pricing practices. If nothing is done, Steckle said in the long term, there will he higher prices and fewer gas stations available. "Thc day will come when you won't buy gasoline in Seaforth," he warned. if have two or three years to competition disappears. wait." He said changes have to be Steckle expects to be madc now, not in three years challenged on this issue but because the independents said throughout their travels cannot survive much longer. this winter, predatory pricing "The public is going to he was the same issue that was the body that drives this." he raised every time. said said. Steckle continues to present petitions in Ottawa with signatures being collected at his constituency office in Goderich. "We haven't a lot of time to waste on this," he said. "The independents don't Walton man drops by market FROM Page 4 a good home. Another Sunday visitor, with a wide mustache and a big, black Stetson, seems to enjoy basking in the nostalgic sights and smells of old, wind-up gramaphoncs, century old bureaus and sideboards and cast iron toys and tools from another century. It's hockey's 1960s funnyman, Eddie Shack. Few sports figures are as easily recognized or arc as congenial and polite as this former New York Ranger and Toronto Maple Leaf winger. And there were others: like Christine Bentley and Keith Morrison of CFTO news; movie stars like Darryl Hanna (one time boyfriend of John F. Kennedy Jr.) and Leslie Neilson (who collects hippos) and hockey players Doug Gilmore and the great Maurice Richard. And last year, a farmer from around Walton came by and said, "Aren't' you•Arnold Westcott's young lad from Seaforth''" He said, "Your dad used to repair my Waltham pocket watch and when I got married, we bought he rings from him. My dad paid your father for the diamond and the wedding ring by delivering a crock of butter to the jewellery store every other Saturday for a year." His comments brought back memories of the bartering in he 1930s that went on at Christmas between dad and cash - short farmers exchanging jewellery and other things in the store for a side of beef, eggs and plucked chickens. And sometimes gallons of maple syrup. However, the most interesting thing for me in the antique mall was not the artifacts. It is a fascinating young man who repairs old vacuum tube radios and tape machines. He sits silently at a work bench with one of the largest vendors who deals in radios and record players from the 1902s to the 1950s. There is little in this line he cannot take apart, fix and put back together. He is a remarkable fellow. His seeing -eye dog sits close by, for he is blind and has been all his life. Sunday at the antique market is truly an experience, even for a judge. Receiving 25 -year pins are Detective Constable Samuel Lazarevich. Senior Constable Harro Maydell and civilian Patricia Chisholm. -Newly appointed OPP Commissioner Gwen 'Boniface will he at the ceremony being held in Stratford at 6 p.m. Other civilians and police officers will be recognized for acts of bravery and contribution to crime prevention and others will receive St. John's life saving medals. Salon 527-1743 Did ?/uc R tcia f To avoid having all your eggs in the wrong basket at the wrong time, every investor should Diversify. Call me to help you plan your future. REGAL PARS LTD Independence & Trust "Serving Canadians Since 1968" Some of our products and services. Retirement & tax planning, mutual funds, GIC's, RRSP's. Susan Carter Financial Consultant 406 Wallace Ave. N Listowel, Ont. N4W 113 Bus. 1-800-291-1353 Res. (519) 347-2569 THE HURON RXPOSITgi, AMR 3, taws MASSAGE THERAPY tifaRY t+iicnw arminparn RMT Roared Massage Thera* 527-0780 Total Image M ThurefSU. Complete Automotive Repair "Class A Mechanic" TIRE SALES, SERVICE 8 REPAIR ARCHIE'S Seswece 6- rd me tl® 527-0881 MN 24 Goderich St. E. Seaforth NOTICE FOR } HOUSELEAGUE BAS. & T -BALL PLAYER; . eIN SEAFORTH e e BEGINNING NIGHTS ARE AS FOLLOWS e AT THE HIGH SCHOOL SOUTH BALL DIAMOND HOUSELEAGUE - MONDAY, JUNE 8, 1998, 6:30 PM e T -BALL - THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 1998, e 7:00 PM W CALL THE RECREATION OFFICE FOR MORE INFORMATION 527-0882 A WONDERFUL PLACE FERG AND TERESA FEENEY "We have lived in this area most of our lives, we farmed south of St. Columban and in 1990 we moved to Seaforth. Six months ago we moved in to Seaforth Manor and have been enjoying our life here ever since." The Feeney's have been married for 51 years and know alot about enjoying life. Most of their family lives close by and they enjoy these visits very much. When asked why they chose Seaforth Manor to live Ferg replied " Failing health and the closeness to medical care were a couple of reasons, plus our family thought it was a good idea too. The doctor comes any time of the day or night, blood tests are done right here in our rooms and the nursing staff are caring people. "We also have church services here every week and Father Dino comes once a month for a visit. "There is a piano in the lounge which Teresa enjoys playing. Everyone loves to hear her play, I do too." Teresa finds the Manor very enjoyable, she says "The food is very good and the kitchen staff are helpful.There is also lots of entertainment and it is your choice whether you participate. There are barbeques, crafts, baking and of course the best part of the baking is taste testing! The whole staff here is friendly, helpful and fun, they just could- n't be any better." SEAFORTH MANOR 100 James St. Seaforth 527-0030 SEAFORTH MINOR HOUSELEAGUE SOCCER 1998 Below is the team list for Seaforth Minor Soccer. Minor soccer will begin on Wednesday, June 10, 1998. Junior from 6:30 to 7:30 pm and senior from 7:30 to 8:30 pm both at the Optimist Park. J u N 1 0 R S N 1 0 R GREEN YELLOW BLUE • RED Devon Carter Justin Arts Ali Kramers Cassie Morey Connor Devereaux Kaitlin Arts Sara Kramers Nicole Morey Kalen Devereaux Conlan Melady Riley Ward Craig Dalrymple Ray Huether Keegan Melady Tanner Ward Janelle Dalrymple Matthew Huether Christina Eckert Jennifer Van Dorp Kass Bowden Alex Miller Kassidy Eckert Ashley Van Dorp Joseph Lawson David Brown Kelsey Eckert Mitch Allan Jenny Duffy Dylan Cronin Jessica Ryan Joe Currah Codie Janes Julie Vincent Sean Fraser Ethan Currah Taylor Williamson Brent Vincent Brian Haney Michael Van Dorp Kelly Coleman Amy Wynja John Quirie Alexander Cardno Joshua Gerber Dean Wynja Tyler Hart Jenessa Dalton Alyson McKellar Braden Connolly Mark Leppington Emma Hefkey Luke Harrison Brent Powell Stephen McMahon Keiryn Jacobs Darcy Williamson Justin Kruse Brittney Hulley Kody Jacobs Ryan Bailie Michelle Powell Cody Janmaat Kenneth McColl • Ryan Marlene Brandon Van Dyk Brandon Prior Shawn McColl Brent Melady Zachary Scott Robyn Doig Kirsten Allan Alex Melady GREEN YELLOW BLUE RED Adam Blake Derek Forman Stacie Van Miltenburg Patrick Trapnell Ashley Blake Nicholas Giller Joanna Whyte Michelle Trapnell Ashley Coleman Stacey Hari Cody Wilson Kim Steep Daniel Connolly Allison Hefkey Nathan Wilson Candace Poisson Jacob Duffy Stephanie Hoggarth Megan McGregor Anthony Nolan Amanda Falconer Michael Janes Matt McGregor Marie Nigh Ashley Falconer Travis Loughnane Andrew Woldnik Katie McClure Kendra Falconer Tyler Loughnane Greg Woldnik Joe Maloney Brittany Flanagan Nathaniel Bakker