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Wednesday, September 19, 2007
Always learning — From left, Bill Metcalfe, Jim Southcott, John Merkies and Molly Russell are some of the modera-
tors who will lead courses and discussions this fall and winter as part of the Partners -in -Learning in Grand Bend.An
open house was held Sept. 12 at Southcott Pines to provide overviews of the courses that are being offered, that
includes courses on lighthouses, discussions of philosophy and information on green energy as well as what is pro-
posed for next year. Courses for the fall program run Wednesdays from Sept. 26 to Nov. 28 and for more information
contact group president Suzanne Davidson at 238-6927. (photo/Pat Bolen)
Zurich student council
Student government — Pictured above are the Zurich Public School
student council executives and grade representatives for the new school
year. In front from left are secretary Jamilyn Daters,Deputy Prime
Minister Jennifer Lucas, Prime Minister Sabrina Metzger,
Deputy Prime Minister Ryan Watson and Grade 4 rep.
Aerin Martin; in back from left are treasurer Jordan
Brand, Grade 7 rep. Kelsey Brand, Grade 5 class rep.
Sadie Smith, Grade 8 rep.AmandaThiel, Minister of
Recreation Nicole Dunn and Grade 6 rep.Valerie
Steckle. (photo/Scott Nixon)
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POLICE BRIEF
Driver assaults officer
EXETER — Huron OPP officers stopped a motor
vehicle after being dispatched to a possible impaired
driver Sept. 7. The vehicle was found and stopped in
Exeter. The 21 -year-old driver was determined to be
impaired and during the course of the arrest, the
male party assaulted two officers. The male party
had to be pepper sprayed in order to complete the
arrest. One officer required medical attention. The
male was transported to the Exeter detachment
where he later provided breath samples. It was con-
firmed the male was impaired. As a result of the
investigation a Goderich man is charged with two
counts of assaulting police, one count of resisting a
peace officer, one count of impaired driving, one
count of driving with over 80 mgs of alcohol and one
count of breaching probation.
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