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HomeMy WebLinkAboutHuron Expositor, 2006-01-11, Page 1OFIREIT Inc. 1 Clinical Systems DR. ROBERT SHEPHERD Practice in Psychology 194 Townsend St. Clinton Phone & Fax 519.482.1799 Viiit www.inpsyt.com for more information Week 02 - Vol. 002 w.ww.seaforthhuronexpositor.com London man charged with impaired driving in Seaforth A 19 -year-old London man was charged with driving with more than 80 mg. of alcohol per 100 ml. of his blood during a RIDE campaign in Seaforth on Jan. 1 at 2 a.m. The man was stopped on Goderich St. where he displayed signs of drinking and failed a roadside breath test. He was taken to an OPP detachment and gave two more samples. Huron OPP were -out in full force completing the festive R.I.D.E program throughout Huron County and 960 vehicles were stopped. The man is scheduled to appear in court in Goderich on March 6. rilidir .441m-.Alik ■I Brian Glanville's horse Runway has runaway season... OA Seaforth man's three- year-old colt came third in money earned in the Sire Stakes last year. pg.12 $125 gst included Wednesday, January 11, 2006 Jeff Heuchert photo Many hands pitch in to build a snowman at St. James School Monday when from left Taylor Janes, Elissa Cooper, Jorgie Janes, Amanda Hoeffele Miller and Sara Logan play in the snow during recess. Advance polls open at Seaforth's town hall Jan. 13 Jennifer Hubbard Seaforth-area voters who have already made up their minds regarding the Jan. 23 federal election can cast their ballot early during three days of advanced polls this week. Seaforth's town hall on Main Street will be hosting advance voting days Jan. 13, 14 and 16 from noon to 8 p.m. Huron -Bruce returning officer Graeme Craig encouraged voters to check out the back of their voter information card to see where they can cast an early ballot. Advanced polls are also being held in Goderich, Exeter, Clinton and Wingham. "We don't know if weather or vacation plans will be a factor with this being a winter election, so we hope people take advantage of the many- opportunities to participate," Craig explained. Early birds can also vote by special ballot through mail or by stopping in at the Huron -Bruce returning office in the Grey Municipal Office on Newry Road East near See VOTING, Page 3 coLDweti.. RAN SCR CI FAMILY HOME! 3 FINISHED LEVELS, 22X24 HEATED INSULATED GARAGE FENCED IN YARD $119,000 Assessment bringin Seaforth closer to building new wells Susan 1undertmark A recently -begun environmental assessment on two potential locations for new wells north of Seaforth could end a more than three-year process to find a suitable source of drinking water for Seaforth residents. "I'd love to get it done and get .the wells up and running," says Huron East Administrator Jack McLachlan. Seaforth's Chalk Street well was closed in October of 2002 when unacceptably high levels of radioactive elements including radon, radium and uranium were found in the water. A month later, the Ministry of the Environment told Huron East that Seaforth's only operating well - the Welsh Street well -- needs corrective action because it is "under the direct influence of surface water" or a GUDI well. Since then, council has been looking for another source of drinking water that provides both the quantity and quality needed by the town and is affordable to ratepayers. During 2003 and 2004, council explored whether or not to join a pipeline to Lake Huron that was being built to Exeter and Hensall but decided last year to continue its search for suitable groundwater since the pipeline project was estimated to cost $20 million. Test wells near the existing Welsh Street well and on the farm of Christa Eckert, north of Seaforth were discovered to have See ENVIRONMENTAL, Page 2