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laeawu 16 economist suntribune crime thursday may 3 2001 asthma we can help call the lung association york police battling bad driving with pamphlets by gianni colavecchia staff writer york region police hope a pamphlet can help combat bad driving but sara liu isnt so sure i dont know if it is enough to change that she said i know its a reminder and sometimes thats important with twocmdren in her 1996 jeep cherokee the 32yearold maple resi dent was one of many drivers pulled over in the save a life campaign a project aimed at speeding and the improper use of childrens car seats liu who received a pamphlet about proper restraints for children was stopped in front of maples michael cranny elementary school tuesday to show how the campaign will work police plan to conduct what they call a progressive program at five major intersections in york region this month transportation department employ ees will use radar in its first stage check ing speeds clocked on various roads in the second stage police and public health officials will hand out thousands of pamphlets to tell drivers the conse quences of speeding and improper a mafur gbtrie assisted asjriuchas yosdoy but we can offer ker great care gall mrs gail alebonjrjv director of care or paul mitchell general manager at arnica atswaxilake our unique tivifig services 9052016058 636ol6th avenue markham 2 stoplights east of hwy 48 seatbelt use york regional police one of a dozen torontoarea forces involved with the campaign are to step up patrols in the third stage whether the campaign changes dri ving habits remains to be seen from 1115 to 1145 am at the school several drivers cruised through an intersection guarded by a stop sign and several television cameras right through one officer said shaking his head at one of the inatten tive motorists another driver earned a summons to appear in court for racing nearly 80 km- h in the schools safety zone and a woman clocked going more than 50 kmh offered litde response to a sergeants explanations as to why she should slow down i dont want to be part of this media thing she said in declining an inter view driving off in her dodge caravan will a pamphlet change the behav iour of such a driver i think its going to make them cvthmksupt5oeykyddsaidpweve received ndthngbuvpositiverespons- it es kydd stopped short of saying there will be zero tolerance for speeding in the programs third stage adding york police want to be seen for strict and fair enforcement zoran postic an employee with the regions transportation department predicted the program will complement initiatives such as opp blitzes on 400 series highways another driver earned a summons to appear in court for racing nearly 80 kmh in the schools safety zone we realize that traffic safety is a shared responsibility he said he said officials will remeasure speeds in areas previously targeted but declined to give figures on how well the program in its second year has done in reducing speeding you know what its just an aware ness campaign public health nurse carol tobia said when asked what offi cials can point to in showing pamphlets to get drivers to slow down the- program she noted helped more drivers buckle children up correct ly during a blitz in keswick last month about 80 per cent of motorists incor rectly restrained kids at the start of the month but by its end that number was down to 50 adenoma hepatic necrosis hepatitis a hepatitis b herpes sirhplex hepatitis hers disease histiocytosis x idiopathic cirrhosis leiomyosarcoma mononucleosis peliosis hepatitis porphyria variegata primary hepatic fight over 100 diseased with one donation these arc just a few of the over 100 liverrelated illnesses that threaten the lives of more than 2 million canadian men women and children for 25 years now the canadian liver foundation has been leading the fight t against liver disease and to continue we need your help one simple act of kindness can go so very far this message brought to you as a community service of the economist suntribune 1320 yonge street suite 301 toronto ontario 18005635483 n stfbfi5sig aristotle v nj i i 1 4 4 avs v ft season opening sat sun iww so 001 we beg to differ okay our flowers may not be absolutely perfect but theyre as dose as you can get at kennedy greenhouses we sell the hardiest most healthy and best looking plants youll find anywhere we feature coldgrown annuals and perennials which 7 boast a greater tolerance to growing conditions than the common hothouse varieties found elsewhere we sell 5k ui hardfind itms too and our friendly staff are ji icominitled to providing you with excellent service come and t experiehte 9058871130 w- vjfivc thj vyeekendj only get a free ifj uirfm r 96 weekends mow i vii u hi k jifj iusescom 11114 mmk