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Exeter Times–Advocate
Wednesday, February 16, 2005
POLICE BRIEFS
BLUEWATER — On
Feb. 4 at 1:15 p.m., an
officer on Bluewater
Highway came across a
vehicle passing vehicles on
the right side.
The vehicle, a white
1990 Toyota Celica, left
the paved section, passing
the vehicle on the gravel
shoulder. The driver was
stopped and approached
and the officer detected an
odour of alcohol on the
driver's breath. The man
was given the roadside
test, failed and was taken
for breath tests that indi-
cated the person had
more than twice the legal
limit. The officer also
found open alcohol inside
the car. A 29 -year-old
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Bluewater man has been
charged with driving a
motor vehicle with over 80
mgs and a liquor violation.
Another impaired dri-
ving case took place Feb.
6 at 2:30 a.m. when an
officer stopped a vehicle
due to a suspicious vehicle
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The officer stopped a
blue 2000 Dodge pickup
truck on Shipka Line in
South Huron, finding
three males inside. The
officer found open alcohol
Sara Ang-stevens
(above left) and
Emily Mussio take a
break Sunday at the
Grand Bend winter
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put on by the Grand
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left) Mark Smith
(left) and Chris
Noon grab hot dogs
from firefighters Dan
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Stan Lovie, Glen
Hayter and Larry
Taylor. (photos/Pat
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inside the truck and asked
the driver to take a road-
side test. The driver failed
the alcotest and was taken
for breath tests that found
he was over the legal
limit. A 23 -year-old
Parkhill man has been
charged with driving a
motor vehicle with over 80
mgs and will attend court
in Exeter April 28. The
two passengers in the
truck were charged with
liquor violations.
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Members of Tribal Thunder, pictured below, visited Exeter Public School last week,
talking to students about music and demonstrating how different instruments are
made. Group member Oscar De Los Santos explained to students how sound
affects the mood and health of the listener. He said studies have shown music bal-
ances the brain and is beneficial for hyperactive children and for those with atten-
tion deficit disorder.Tribal Thunder, based in the Long Point and Delhi areas, has
been travelling to schools, hospitals and nursing homes for about five years.The
other part of Tribal Thunder's visit was a fundraising concert held at the school to
raise money to start an instrumental music program at the school. Music teacher
Monica Doherty echoed De Los Santos's statements that children gain many ben-
efits from drumming. She hoped the concert would raise $4,000 for the start-up
costs of buying a class set of hand drums.The program will start with Grades 6-8,
and then probably move to the younger grades.Above are EPS students Brandon
Dayman, left, and Mike Giles, (photo/Scott Nixon)
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Pancake Tuesday was celebrated at Usborne Central School last week as students
enjoyed pancakes for lunch, courtesy of the school's advisory council. Pictured
above in the Grade 6/7 class are Jessica Brock, left, and Crystal Kirk. (photo/Scott
Nixon)
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