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Are those unwanted newspapers starting
pile' up iiithegar'age an4. back room?
Don't despair, The Goderich Rotary. Club
would be nom Gun wIiltng toreeve you of
those unwanted newspapers. All you have to
do is securely bundle the papers and have
them on the curb by 10a.m. this Saturday,
October 19.
This is the final paper drive of the season
for the Rotary Club. A notice in the Bulletin
Board section of this week's paper suggests
the paper drive will be held Saturday,
October 2,6. But the date has been moved to
this Saturday as the Rotary Club will be
busy preparing for the annual Rotary Ball
October 26.
so don't forget to get those papers out this
Saturday morning.
Road grader
collides with
car on bridge
It was a quiet weekend around Goderich
for both the town police and the OPP.
The only accident occurred Friday after-
noon on the Maitland bridge when a road
grader and a car collided.
Lillian King, 68, of Detroit was driving
her 1984 Chrysler over the bridge toward
Goderich when she was hit from behind by
Keith Rodger, 44, of Auburn, who was driv-
ing a road grader.
There was $1500 in damages done to the
King car and there was no damage to the
grader.
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Parents concerned
about teenage drinking
• from page 1'
for addressing the problem before any of
their children become victims of an acci-
dent involving alcohol.
Underage drinking is also a concern of
Recreation Director Jane Netzke because
the arena is as legally responsible as the
,server for any charges or lawsuits
resulting from events at the arena where
alcohol is served.
Of all special occasion permits, the ones
concerning stag and does are the most
troublesome since they allow underage
people into the event but prohibit them
from drinking. Though underage people
are not served, they can still be drinking if
someone else buys their drinks.
"People on staff have to patrol the event
and control the drinking but when the
facility holds 288 people, it's hard to watch
each and every person," she says.
Sometimes, underage drinkers are
overlooked.at stag and does when making
"money' foie -the honored couple becomes
more important than the function itself.
Also, permit holders may not be aware of
all the regulations and responsibilities con-
cerning the permit since a stag and doe
may be the only time the permit holder
will ever need a permit in his lifetime.
With the difficulties surrounding stag
and does in mind, Netzke says the recrea-
tion department is just beginning an ex-
periment to police underage drinking.'
A staff member hired by the department
will ask for proof of age at the door and
stamp the hand of the patron with a green
stamp if he's 19 or over. If underage, he
will be admitted but stamped with a red
stamp which can be easily seen by the staff
member patrolling the event...
"We'll just kick out anyone with a red
stamp so after awhile, the kids just won't
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want to come to stag and does anymore. Of
course, we'll have the change the color of
the stamps all the time so no one knows
before the event," she says.
Goderich Police Chief Pat King says
stag and does also cause problems for the
police department.
"If we go into a stag and doe where
minors are permitted and scrutinize every
person, we'll get complaints we're living in
a police state," he says. "Police have the
right to check (for underage drinkers) but
we don't want to over -check."
Although the police charge quite a
number of underage drinkers, King says
it's more difficult to get information about
who supplied them with the alcohol.
King blames the Liquor Control Board.
for allowing permits where minors can at-
tend events like stag and does where liquor
is served.
"They're allowing a situation where
underage drinking can happen," he says.
If the provincial government passel
legislation allowing beer and wine to be
sold in corner stores, King says the
police's job will be even more difficult.
"That idea will make it easier for young
people to get alcohol and the corner stores
aren't going to be able to police it as well
as liquor and beer stores," he says.
King encourages parents who see adults
supplying minors with alcohol to call the
police when it's happening so action can be
taken.
"If we check a place and there are in-
fractions, there's no warning. Charges will
be laid," he says.
The Addiction Research Foundation in
Goderich will hold a public forum concern-
ing responsible drinking on Thursday, Oct.
17 at 7 p.m. at the Legion. Underage drink-
ing will be one of the topics addressed.
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