Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - December 12, 2007, Winnipeg, Manitoba B2 City Winnipeg free press wednesday december 12, 2007 Boris Minkevich / Winnipeg free press police have charged a 21-year-old Man with impaired after a crash in front of Portage place monday night. Think of driving under the influence of drugs in the Sam impaired Way Miller said. Continued from b1 other findings show canadians want the government to do More to prevent drunk driving. The average 180-Pound Man can consume five regular More than eight in 10 people surveyed want alcohol Igni drinks in two hours a drink is considered one Beer a Glass Tion interlocks installed in All new cars. The interlock of wine or one shot of liquor without being Over the Legal requires the Driver to blow into a breathalyser to Start the limit the study reported. The men surveyed thought around car. A majority of those in favour would pay up to $1,000 to three drinks in two hours would be enough. Have one installed Miller said. That 180-Pound Man would to blow Over but he a still in a local Winnipeg woman has set up a Facebook group that danger of being charged with impaired driving Riffel said. Lists the names of those charged with drunk driving. Police you could under those circumstances have five Beers in Are now releasing the names to the Public As a deterrent. Two hours and be Okas far As the breathalyser goes if i know some of these people weren to slobbering drunk Fel said. But if the Driver is pulled Over for swerving or but just had an extra Glass of wine at dinner said Lisa driving erratically they can face impaired driving charges Webinger 28, who set up the Facebook group a few weeks he added. Ago. But its common sense not to get behind the wheel if the Legal limit was lowered to .05, the 180-Pound Man after they probably would to even get behind a wheel Madd Cana in Winnipeg the police service started its annual Check a National president Margaret Miller said. A majority of Stop program nov. 30 that targets drinking and driving the 1,500 people surveyed would to mind a change to the hotshots. Of the 464 vehicles stopped in the last two weeks Legal limit she added. 22 Drivers have been charged. It makes More sense to have that limit dropped to make sure we Are getting More impaired Drivers off the Road ? with files from Bruce Owen she said. Many Young people who would to drink and drive Don to. wishes continued from b1 i Lindor i read your column this evening about what i really want for Christ Mas. I think i have what i want four wonderful children and one son in Law who Are children that despite All my faults have grown up to be honest hardworking generally All around Good kids who get along with each other and with their parents. There a not enough Money to buy what i already have. I am truly blessed. Hello Lindor about a week ago or so i was talking with one of my girlfriends on the phone. It was one of those frantic frenzied Calls. My Girlfriend is feeling stressed and pressured with the holi Days. The phone Call lasted about an hour. After being supportive to her and listening to her crises she asked if i Felt pressured and what i desired most this year. I paused before answering and said no i Don to feel overwhelmed this year and what i want most is to spend More time with my friends enjoying each others company and to not be booked with engagements and parties so that i could enjoy the spirit of the season when it hits she did to speak for a few moments and then said i think i be been look ing at this in the wrong of course i still secretly want a Date with George Clooney. Happy holidays to you and yours. ? Joelle Botchar. And to you and yours ? but especially to the Schroeder family As they Pray for Eric a Safe return. Lindor Reynolds blogs at ? ? ? class of 1966, became the 17th honoree to accept the ignatian Challenge St Paul a senior jazz ensemble performs 2007 ignatian Challenge award recipient award. The award is presented to those who embrace the ideals of St for dinner patrons during the reception Jim Tennant ?66, acknowledges his award. Ignatius Loyola and reflect the characteristics and qualities inherent in a Jesuit education at St Paul a High school. In accepting the award or Tennant ?66 acknowledged the jesuits and Lay leaders of St Paul a who shaped his experience As a student alumnus Board chair and Parent at St Paul a High school. Or Tennant described each of these experiences As gifts that he has received through his involvement in the St Paul a Community. Photographs and memories flowed from his Heartfelt presentation As he recalled his own former teachers and mentors. St Paul a High school expresses its deepest gratitude to or Tennant ?66 for accepting the 2007 ignatian Challenge award. We thank our Many dinner sponsors and patrons who helped make this evening possible. By attending the tribute dinner and contributing to its Success you have accepted the Challenge and made a difference in the lives of the students John Bracken ?01, Michael Mendres ?01, Jerry Mendres James Guercio ?01 and Matthew Legge ?00. Of St Paul a High school. For this we Are tremendously thankful. Past ignatian Challenge award Honou Rees Back Row Arthur Mauro Gregg Hanson ?69, Richard Bracken Paul Albrechtsen front Row Joe Stangl St Circle of leadership Gardewine North jesuits of Winnipeg Neptune properties Paul a hauling Ltd Piston ring service Jim Tennant ?66 and family John Tennant ?69 and family crusader Apfinia Canada corp Birchwood automotive group National leasing Dayco Canada corp Maroon & White Apfinia Canada corp Blue Streak Boes Ltd Booth Dennehy lip Duboff Edwards Haight & Schachter lip Duha color services East India company Fillmore Riley lip . Vis enterprises inc. 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Mayberry Fine Art Mcdiarmid lumber Meyers Norris Penny Monarch industries or John Oneill ?45 the honoured head table guests Back Row St Paul a principal Tom Lussier Andre Lussier Justice a Lan Macinnes ?60, St Paul a alumni Felix Sandron ?74 and past Board chair Michael Evans ?75 Maple Leaf construction Pief redesign Pitblado lip Proterra Quilico rec financial group Royal Canadian properties Ltd structural Glass Ltd Wellington West financial services inc Robert Bosch inc for Alan Fogarty so president of National sales Cardone inc St Paul a High school St Paul a alumni Steven Pataki ?77, Gerald Diamond Aikins Macaulay & Thorvaldson lip presents the 2007 ignatian Challenge members of the Maroon & White society St Paul Stop Grade 12 students ?83 and or Peter Macdonald ?76 award to Jim Tennant ?66 ;