The Huron Expositor, 1988-05-04, Page 23COMMENDABLE PER-
FORMANCE - David Ken-
nedy, middle, was one of
two Seaforth Public
School students com-
peting in the county -wide
Science Fair, held Satur-
day, April 16 in Clinton.
David was among the top
finishers in the Grade 8
Physical Classification,
with his entry on "Stress in
Flying Buttresses". Also
representing Seaforth at
the competition was
Michael Pearce. His pro-
ject was on "Tests with In-
sulation". Shown here
making the presentation at
the County Science Fair is
past chairperson, and SPS
teacher, Cathy Elliott. The
other students are Same
Doubleday and Aaron
Stewart of Howick Central
and Brian Hemingway of
Holmesville. T -A photo.
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Huilett Township
Nicholson Construction Ltd. has been
awarded two tenders for drain construction
in Hullett Township. Council voted recently
to accept a $32,494 tender for the Verburg
Drain, and a $13,958 tender for the Kennedy
Drain construction.
Hullett council gave Ontario Hydro per-
mission to install underground hydro ser-
vice across the road allowance to property
belonging to Bill Bromley. It also instructed
its road superintendent to sign the proposed
rebuilding of the existing hydro line on
Sideroad 15/16, Concession 7 to 14 and voted
council accepts two drain tenders
to accept insurance policy from OME In-
surance of $11,408.
A by-law was passed designating land
described as Lots 17 and 17A, Registered'
Plan 285, located within Londesboro in the
Township of Hullett, as a site plan control
area pursuant to Section 40 of the Planning
Act.
A second by-law was passed to change the
zone symbol on the certain lands identified
VR1 (Village Residential Low Density), to
VC1-7 (Village Commercial -Special Provi-
sions) and D (Development Zone).
Court Woodbine bowlers in London
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Dickson, Atwood,
Cranbrook Correspondent and son Ross of Calgary, visited Wilfred and
MRS. MAC ENGEL Mrs. Strickler.
887-6645 Congratulations to Gerald Knight, one of
the Grade 11 team from Listowel District
Two teams of bowlers from Court Wood- Secondary School who took first place in the
bine competed in bowling at London, April Fermat Competition, also to Murray Smith
24. who made the Zone Honour Roll.
Peter Hagadoorn and David McArthur en- The ladies of Knox Presbyterian Church
joyed a holiday trip to Florida recently. have set June 8 at the date for their garage
Recent guests with Don and Mrs. Cotton sale, with further particulars later.
were Mr. and Mrs. Angus Starr, Alliston, The Hall Board had 15 tables at the last
and Mrs. Howard Cotton, her son Larry and euchre of the season on Friday night. Win -
Mrs. Cotton and family, Shelburne. ners were: high — Helen Cullen, Ken
In a special meeting, Hullett council held
a general discussion with the Londesboro
Women's Institute, Londesboro Senior
Citizens and Lions Club in regards to the
uses and repairs of the Londesboro Com-
munity Hall.
Also during that meeting, council adopted
the baseball portion of its recreation budget,
and accepted the quote of The Lawn Master
for cutting grass on the three cemeteries -
Kinburn, Londesboro and Londesboro West -
for a cost of not over $3,000 for the year 1988.
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at the Callander Nursing Home Brussels.
The planning committee for the Women's
Institute programs for the coming year met
at the home of Mrs. Frank Workman
recently.
Year-round OPP program shows results
Of 40 Ontario motorists charged with
drinking and driving offenses during the
first week (April 17 to 23) of the new OPP
year-round RIDE program, 25 per cent (10)
were caught in the vicinity of Metro
Toronto.
The OPP RIDE team working in the
Toronto area, stopped almost 2,500 vehicles
during its first week of operation and charg-
ed the 10 drivers with drinking and driving
offenses.
"Clearly there is a problem with some
motorists thinking that they can drink and
drive on provincial highways," said Insp.
Norm Wasylyk. "That kind of thinking is
deadly. It costs lives and it must stop."
During the first week of operation, the
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In District 6, of which Goderich OPP charged seven with a drinking and driving
belongs, 2910 vehicles were stopped with no offence.
drivers receiving 12 -hour suspensions or im-
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"As the OPP RIDE Program Coordinator,
I am confident that the year-round OPP
RIDE initiative will help make our
highways safer for all motorists," said Insp.
Wasylyk. "The six -officer teams working out of
The OPP RIDE team working in the Lon- each of the force's 16 district headquarters
don area stopped 4,816 vehicles and charged are discovering that drinking and driving
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motorists with drinking and driving gram will save lives and reduce injuries."
Earlier this month, OPP Commissioner
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full time on the year-round RIDE program
following the commitment of $14 million by
the Ministry of the Solicitor General.
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