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It was modelled after the Metro Toronto Zoo and quite interesting, but their man-made £11516 scenes weren t the same after having experienced the real thing entral and South America. As we sailed into the port of San Diego in Southern California, we were saluted by a ship of the United States Navy. Our American shipmates were very happy to be back in their own country, and it was our first truly North American port since Christmas. We all went slightly mad during our first shore leave. The skyscrapers looked enormous to us as if we were seeing them for the first time. The city wasn’t overly polluted by North American standards, but I noticed the smog very much. We were amazed to find that we were able to read all the Sign; in En lish, and we counted five fast-food restaurants in one block. e also ound a real shopping mall and felt distinctly out of place. The next day we visited another tall ship, the Star of India. She is the oldest iron sailing shi afloat in the world, and the oldest shi of any type still able to sail. he was launched on November 14, 18 . It was really interesting to explore this vessel and com are her to the Concordia She was‘a very s acious ship compar to ours. That afternoon, we were lucky to fie able to watch the volunteer crew demonstrating sail manoeuvres. It felt strange to be watching, instead of hauling on the lines. In the same harbour there were also two Canadian destroyers, the HMS Yukon and the HMS Saskatchewan. We were privileged to tour both these trainin§ vessels. The Yukon was 366 feet long (com ared to Concordia’ s 18 ft.) with a maximum speed of 28.5 knots. ehad a most enjoyable visit, swapping stories with her crew about life at The next day we set sail for the last time and headed up the coast for our final port of call, San Francisco. Program aimed at getting impaired drivers 0]?” the road King’s husband, Dave, is the chairman of MADD Canada. The (Continued from page 1) checks are Dec. 3, 10, 17 and 31 - again busy weekend nights during the holiday season. The checks will be done throughout Halton Region. “Impaired driving is one of the worst crimes in Canada and it gets very little coverage. It’s the leader in people being killed yet everybody thinks it’s drugs and robberies Impaired driving is the leader,” said King Our Oakville head office staff, branch staff and associates, wish Sarah more memorable adventures, and continued smooth sailing. Until next week, nnnnn A Proud Sponsor supporting Sarah on her voyage New. Lemuel Another interesting twist that has everyone involved in the latest RIDE venture excited - King said the police are “just bananas” over the idea - will be the streamlined key- chains to be handed out during the spot checks. Last spring, Norma King branched out and began the MADD Canada chapter in Halton. local couple joined the group after their son and daughter-in-law were killed in a traffic accident that involved an impaired driver four years ago this month. - The staff at Royal Bank wish Sarah all the best on her exciting and educational voyage. ROYAL BAN K “People who have these will always have a quarter to call home if they or someone they’re with has been dn'nking. They won’t have the excuse that they couldn’t call because they didn’t have the money or the change,” said Halton police ”They have a place for two quar- ters in them,” said King, noting no one carrying such a keychain, be they teen or adult, will have the excuse that they decided to drive impaired or with someone who was impaired because they didn’t have the change to call a taxi or family. TO SARAH'S SPONSORS Sarah and her parents are grateful for the sponsorship of the Oakville Beaver and 22 advertisers who have made this voyage possible for Sarah. Start Your Tax Planning for 1993 Investment Group Suite 505-710 Dorval Dr‘ Oakville (OTIS Building) 5 Call for more information Wishing you smooth sailing throughout your travels 570 TRAFALGAR RD AT QEW 0ak4and RYRIE FORD KERR B'a rrislers 5x Solicitors 233 Robinsbn Street PO. Box 100 Oakville, Ontario lb] 425 849-4700 LINCOLN MERCURY However the money given to the police by MADD Halton will not just go to fund the RIDE program, it will actually pay the salary of five officers working a four-hour shift over the five designated evenings. “The police do pick up impaired drivers through it (RIDE) but most of the people are not impaired,” said King. The RIDE spot check loca- tions are also usually publicized. The major goal of the RIDE program is to make the motoring public aware and MADD Halton is more than totally supportive of that. The $2,550 cheque paying for the upcoming spot checks will be for- mally presented to members of the Halton Regional Police Services Board Sept. 23rd. King said it’s not the first time this kind of activity has been done - a community group sponsoring a RIDE location - apparently the same type of thing was done in Kitchener- Waterloo a few years ago. media Sgt. Joe Martin. Also doled out at the checks will be a pamphlet on MADD which will give tips on hosting parties with a view to preventing drinking and driving. HR BLOCK® - Loblaws - Food 0' - Canadian Tire ' Kman °AP ' Ultra art ‘ eraqle Mart o Blway ‘ Lo o’s ‘ Cedar Spnngs . enheads . mum mi.” for More Information Call: (416) 881-8006 Ext. 102 I Increase your tax knowlege I obta'n a new skill I convenient times and locations OAKVILLE BURLINGTON, MILTON SIAKIINGSFPEIW Parlid Deivery}