HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1984-05-09, Page 3P D DAY — Teachers Mike Soldan and Jim Bishop, Exeter, Doug Pearson, Hensall
and Niall Straw, Usborne, check the day's agenda during coffee break at Profes-
sional Development day at Huron Centennial for Huron County teachers. More than
400 teachers, presenters and board members attended the day -long event.
Drinking and driving
Continued from front page
temperance group, but one at-
tempting to reduce the
number of impaired drivers
on the highways.
Among the aims of the
group is an increase in the
police spot checks, an in -
Escapes
roll-over
A Zurich area man escaped
with minor injuries after his
car rolled over in Hay
Township on Sunday.
Allan Rooseboom, RR 3
Zurich, was proceeding along
concession 6-7 of Hay, north of
Highway 83, when he lost con-
trol of his vehicle and it roll-
ed over in the ditch.
Damage was listed at
$3,500.
The only other accident in-
vestigated during the week by
the Exeter OPP occurred last
Monday at the intersection of
the Stephen Township Service
Road and Empress Ave. in
Huron Park.
Drivers involved were
Gerald Morgan and Neil
Stanlake, both of Huron Park.
Damage was estimated at
$1,000.
of
crease in the drinking age to
21, a reduction of the legal
alcohol blood level from 80
mgs. to 50 mgs. and man-
datory blood tests for those
who are either unable (or
feign to be unable) to give a
breath sample due to injury
or some other problem.
PRIDE also monitors court
sessions to compile statistics
on the punishment being
handed out by the courts,
which Ecker said is very in-
consistent throughout the
province.
Council members endorsed
the work of the committee
and Councillor Ben Hoogen-
boom suggested that more ef-
fort would be needed to
educate young people about
the dangers of drinking and
driving.
Ecker agreed, noting that
the effort to educate kids
about the dangers of smoking
has had some results and he
has had many patients call to
get help to stop smoking
because of the pressures plac-
ed on them by their children.
Mayor Bruce Shaw added
that stiffer court punishment
would also be a deterrent.
In his final comment, the
local doctor said that im-
paired driving is just the tip
of the iceberg in alcohol abuse
and he explained that hardly
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a week goes by in his office
that he doesn't see someone in
the area who has an alcohol
problem.
Car seats
Continued from front page
The money thus raised
makes possible the low rental
for the seats. A $25 deposit en-
sures nine month's use, and
the rental can be extended for
a further three months at $2
per month. Ten dollars of the
deposit is refunded when the
seat is returned in good
condition.
The infant and junior seats
may be leased for a shorter
term at $2 per week for not
less than $5 to cover process-
ing costs. The $25 deposit will
be required, and is fully
refundable on return of the
seat in good condition.
Exeter exists
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*from Councilor Bill Rose,
Mickle said the oversight in
not circulating the bylaw to
the two neighboring
municipalities was a "ge-
nuine omission".
Rose suggested council
make the situation known to
the county planning board in
the hope the latter would per-
sue the matterr.
Council then agreed with
Mayor Bruce Shaw that a let-
ter be sent to the county plan-
ner asking that Exeter be
given an opportunity to
review the document.
"It's a tactful way to let
them know we'd like to see
what the heck is going on,"
Shaw explained, adding a
comment about the township
needing to be more aware of
the existence of its neighbors.
The same oversight was not
made by Usborne and
Stephen Townships. Com-
prehensive zoning bylaws
from both those .townships
were on hand for council
viewing this week and Shaw
asked members to reyiew
them and bring any concerns
for discussion at the - next
meeting.
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