The Lucknow Sentinel, 1994-01-19, Page 2Page 2 - Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, January 19, 1994
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Correction.
The name of the woman who
died in the house fire south of
Wingham on Jan. 9 was
misspelled in last week's issue.
The report should have read 33 -
year -old Suzanne Shisko. The
Sentinel apologizes for the error.
Suggests $ go
back into
capital budget
•from page 1
for a capital expense, we have to go
back to the municipality? You
could be sitting fairly tight,
especially if you have a major
equipment breakdown;" Carter
suggested the board put the money
in the landfill's capital budget. '
There was a motion made to
receive and file the letter which
suggested the money go back to the
municipalities. It.was passed in a 4-
3 vote.
The board next meets on February
10 at 4 p.m. in the Goderich
Township Municipal' Building.
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Motorists were cautious
drivers during December
- by Tracey Doerr
Knowing police officers would, be,
out in full -force during the festive
season it seems many were extra
cautious when it came to driving.
Andy Burgess, Acting District Six
Community Service Officer, said
most people are prepared for RIDE
programs during the holiday season.
Contrary to what most people
would believe, . December is one
month out of the year where ac-
cidents involving alcohol usually
decrease.
District six (Bruce, Grey, Huron,
Perth and Wellington Counties)
OPP officers investigated 6,889
accidents in ,1993, 473 of those
involved alcohol, a percentage of
6.8.
But in December, where there
was a total of 801 accidents, the
percentage decreased by 2.9.
Burgess said accidents involving
alcohol have dropped slightly from
1992 and that for all of last year the
"picture was good overall.” .
Although there were 55 more
deaths in 1993, alcohol was not
listed. as one of the four major
causes of fatal accidents. But it was
a factor in 28 per cent of fatal
accidents.
One hundred and fifteen people
died in accidents last year mainly
because of speeding, driving too
fast for weather conditions,
disobeying stop signs or failing to
yield to oncoming traffic.
About 18 per cent of those killed
were ejected from their vehicles
because they were not wearing
seatbelts.
The highest percentage of people
killed in a certain age group was 34
' per .cent in the ages of 1.6-25.
From Nov. 28, 1993 to Jan. 1,
1994, 48,778 vehicles were stopped
for RIDE programs.
Eighty-six, 12 -hour suspensions
were issued, 29 charges for ability
impaired, over .80 mg or refusing a.
breath sample were given and 186
other criminal, traffic or liquor
charges were laid.
Burgess said people arc wising up
about the consequences, of drinking
and driving and becoming more
socially responsible.
(Tracey Doerr is a reporter at the
Shoreline News` Port Elgin.)
Kincardine OPP report
An improper left turn lead to a
Jan. 10 accident on Highway 21 at
King Street..
Lynn Farrell was, driving a tractor
Onto the ramp area of King Street
'but proceeded to make aleft turn to
enter the. Home Hardware Parking
lot. '
A second vehicle, driven by
Wendy Hughes of Tiverton, was
following. She braked to avoid the
' tractor and slid into the median,
hitting a road hazard sign.
Hughes reeeived minimal injuries:
INJURED IN ACCIDENT
Three _people received minor
injuries after a Jan. 16 accident on
County Road 7 and Concession 6 in
Huron Township.
Bradly . Peterson of Goderich
slowed but proceeded through a
stop sign on Concession 6, striking
a vehicle driven by Beverley
Villeneuve of Ripley.
The Goderick driver received
minimal injuries. Villeneuve, a
passenger, Larry Villeneuve, and a
passenger in the Goderich car,
Duncan McAuley; were treated for
minor injuries at the Kincardine and
District General Hospital.
ACCIDENT IN SNOW
Poor visibility lead to a Jan. 16
accident on Lake Range Road in
Huron Township.
A vehicle, driven south by John
Munn of RR 1, Goderich struck the
side of a north bound vehicle driven
by Christopher Matthews of the
Kincardine area.
The. Matthews vehicle slid around.
and entered the east ditch. •
Munn was uninjured and
Matthews received minimal injuries.
SIGNS RECOVERED
The Huron Township Roads
Department reported the recovery of
$380 worth of signs that went
missing at the end of November.
About $515 worth of .signs were
reported stolen on Nov. 29 from
various locations in the Lake Range
Road area.
Several signs were found Jan.. 10
in a ditch on Concession 6 near
Pine River. More signs were
recovered on Concession 2 near
Highway 21. '
Scenes such as this can be found around the village.
Homeowneir§ should be keeping an eye on the roofs and the
heavy weight Toad. (Pat Livingston photo)