The Lucknow Sentinel, 1997-01-08, Page 2Page 2 Liteknow Sentinel, Wednesday, January 8, 1991
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OJ.P say drinidn.,., driving trend. deciine.s Huron CoufltyneWs
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The holiday season was
a relatively sober one as
far • as
• Kincardine/Waiterto.n
OPP are concerned,
OPP charged one driver
with impaired:.driving out.
of the 5553 vehicles
stopped in spot checks in
southern Bruce County.
South. Bruce covers a terri-
• tory of 20 municipalities.
Police handedout
eight, 12 -hour suspensions
to drivers who blew a
"warn" on roadside breath
screening' devices,
"It was pretty .good".
said. Constable Andy
Burgess,, public.informa-
tion officer, adding that
the drinking/driving trend.
is declining.
Also in the holiday sea-
son,, police investigated
one accident .involving a
fatality and 19 accidents:
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that resulted in 25 people
being injured.
Two hurt
Twopeople suffered
injuries following a two
vehicle collision west of
Ripley on Dec. 26,
Robert Henkenhaf, dri-
vex of a 1983 Ford pickup,
and his passenger, Mike
• Ilenkenhaf, were taken to
the iinicardine hospital by
ambulance, suffering min-
imal and minor injuries,
respectively:
• The second . driver,
Darren Halliday of Owen
Sound, was not hurt.
Halliday 'was driving,
east on County Road 6
and was following a vehi-
cle that was throwing up
snow and impairing his ,
visibility,
Henkenhaf was west. Woinan
bound.
OPP report both:drivers fight
were hugging • the centre of
the road when they coilidover
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Minor njwieq
A Huron. Township
woman suffered minor
injuries in :a single vehicle
accident in. Huron
Township on, Dec. 31.
Marjorie Grubb was
taken to the. Kincardine.
hospital by her husband.
following the accident.
OPP report .Grubb was
driving a 1993 Buick. east
on the 8th Conc. (west of
Highway 21) at 10 a.m.;
when she lost control of
the vehicle, ending, up in
, the ditch.
Damage'was severe.
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Three women, all in
their early 20s, are being
investigated.. by Kincardine'
OPP following a distur-
bance over a man at the
Lucknow and District
Community Centre.
The women '.became
involved in •a fight that
involved punching, pusb-
push-
ing, shoving and falling
down at 12;45: a.m., Jan. 1.
Police say they were
arguing over a "boyfriend"
at the New Year's Eve
dance at the community
centre.
.What the county is now
most concerned with,.
however, is the possibility.
that the province may not '
have sufficient resources
to care for the forests.
.properly . until the agree-
ment..expires Mar31,
• The Council agreed that
a letter be sent immediate-
ly to the Minister .of
'Natural Resources
requesting a mutual 'ceas=
ingof the forest agreement
in order for the county to
investigate setting up it's
own program. '
Hockey display.
in the Museum and
Social Services report to.
County Council Jan. ,2,
Museum Director/Curator
Claus Breede informed•
council the planning: for
the history of hockey dis-
play is still on-going. . •
•• The reportsaid the
museum is still waiting for
confirmation from Hockey
Han of Fame in Toronto to
determine if they are inter-
ested in taking part in the
exhibition.
The project would be a.
joint venture with the
Bruce County Museum.
Breede also reported
that a meeting is planned
with representatives from
the Bata. Shoe Museum in
Toronto. it is '.hoped that
something can bearranged
for Huron County to dis-
play a temporary exhibi-
tion featuring parts of the
Bata collection,
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a.
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Visitor guest rooms
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