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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1991-11-20, Page 2PRODUCT OF U.S.A. FLORIDA GROWN White or Pink Grapefrult PRODUCT OF U.S.A. FLORIDA GROWN ' 6 Lb. Bag • Juice Oranges PRODUCT OF ONTARIO CANADAS1 2 Lb. Bag Cooking Onions or Fresh Carrots PRODUCT OF ONTARIO 802. 'Cab Tray Snowy„ White Mtithrooms 49 SP* 411/14-1.' Pa e lisueissuOW NuttMeiS, We(Mesa" November 20s 1991 1 OFF 5x7 8x10 C 11 LOUR ENLARGEMENT SPECIAL Colourklegatives Only. Sizes 110,126, 35 mm Fun Frame 8, Disc (excluding Stretch 35). (I x 10 not available from Offer Valid: Novem. r 20 to Novernter 25, 1991 UMBACH PHARMACY LUCKNOW 528-3004 IP 40111114) ail° • $ tio sS• 111 UC OffE LUCKNOW "Stew • . 528-3001 We Reserve The Right To Omit Quantities To Normal Family Requirements • NESCAFE 150 9./200 9. oca Cola 5.49 59 24 x 355 mi Cans 750 ml Bottles plus deposit Instant Coffee SAVE 2.00 PRIMO 900 9. Pkg. or 28 oz. lin Pastas or am Spaghetti Sauce • Garden Cocktail or Tomato Clam Cocktail 796 MI SAVE .70 PRIMO 3 Utre Jug Vegetable 2 • 99 0,i LESS THAN 1/2 PRICE KISMET 1 Lb. Tub Margarine With This Coupon SAVE .50 off 1 -3009. NABOB TRADITION VAC PAC COFFEE 49with this 0 coupon Special Price w/o Coupon 1.99 Offer Expires Sat. Nov. 23/91 KNECHTEL 1 Kg, Jar Peanut Butter .9 SAVE 2.20 CUT FROM CANADA'S FINEST GRADE "A" BEEF Short Rib or Blade Roast SCHNEIDERS Rcgular or Honey 00 g. Bucket of Chicken READY TO SERVE 33% SALT REDUCED Cryovac 6.59 Kg. Smoked lb. Ham DA VINCI Fresh 425 g. Pkg. 10" 5.99 Pizza 2.9g, 2.99 Meld Township cQunei. 'ds on the bloc has ."new Srf9P PPP a east asea Was completed, in 1976.) Application has • been made fec funding under the New kloriums program. Considering the enormous amouut of work involved9, the biliole wgi not. be completed in tie the celebmtions, but pre -sales will be onducted at. tbat times - Deputy -reeve Paul Black was elected to the positiou of deputysseave, with 323 votes in the &cams, defeating Art impson with 305 votes. Paul enters this position with six years experience as COURCillet in the township. He served on ,* fire board, re c board and assale.a4 in developing and initiating current waste disposal site practices. • Councillors The new "lads on the block' are in -coming councillors Gwen Fisher, Paul Frayne and Ben Van Divert- beek. All three were rather reticent in discussing what could be .major issues in their term, saying they were new to the job and it wouldn't • fair to elaborate until MO' had IOW fistitshanil losowldge. Owen Saidr#41liere is lots to learn as far as issues go.' aer interest in • municipal polities. is a result, of WWI% to be involved i a COW - triunity she enjoys limb* in. As a mother of three small children, she is Interested itt the direction the community takes! For Pattiz the desire to contribute to the community made the local level of governmeUt a good place to wt. He said, "The past:council did a good job, and this council. will . continue on to do their best to perform as well. We have good employees with the township." He hopes the transition will move as smoothly as possible. Ben is approaching Ms first term on council with an open mind. He said it is "all new" and it will be a "learning experience." Personal interest in his com- munity led him to running for a position on council. Beaver population will bet discussed at next meeting At the_,Noiteraber..5„meeting.-of— ismismisomensammiimpameimar- West Wawanosh Township council it was agreed to place on Decem- ber's agenda the matter of problems West Wawanosh Township arising from the beaver population aimminimmin and a method of control within the - Wawanosh • Township who utilize the Wheels Away service. An additional $1000 was ap- proved for use by the Anniversary Committee to cover the purchase of souvenir items commkmorating the, 125th anniversary of the township. Monteith, Monteith and Co., of Stratford were appointed as auditors for the municipality for 1991 unicipality. Council may request a representative of the Ministry of Natural Resources to hold a meeting with concerned land owners to address a possible solution. A letter was sent to Cathy Ackert (former assistant to the clerk - treasurer) explaining that the reason for terminating her employment A suitable • property standards during the probation period was not bylaw will be examined, discussed due to lack of ability, but rather and passed at the Dexember lack of experience. She was also mean. The Huron County.. Health Unit will be contacted rngardirtg a -con- cern about the accumulation of domestic waste on a township property. Correspondence will be sent to businesses in the Township of West Wawanosh, including the County of Huron, indicating the township is a tura to page 14 assured that .a tenor of recommen- dation would be supplied if so requested. Rhea Hamilton -Seeger was ap- pointed as representative from the Township of West Wawanosh to serve on the North Huron Com- munity Development Steering Com- mittee. Council deemed it advisable to subsidize only residents of West Job as interim• leader does not give Elston advantage from page 1 to spur the debate in our party towards ensuring strength and pur- pose in the party. Elston's wife, Trudy, and children, Jeannine, Erin,Jim,. Gil- lian and Sean, listened as he an- nounced his candidacy. • He said he was overwhelmed by the number of people who called, urging him to run in the past week. • As for some people thinking that his job as interim leader may have given him an unfair advantage over the other candidates, Elston said his running mates have had the ad- vantage of "many months of or- ganization and cassp8ign preparation." As of Friday, Elston had no of ficial campaign manager, and no slick advertising campaign or promotional material. Holding up his speech; which simply said across die top in block type Istarray Elstoti, -Leadership" , he said, "This is it. What you see is what you get." He said he doesn't think people will see him as being indecisive, but that the real issue for most people is they're_.!!still going to focus on my ving said I wasn't running and n becoming interim leader "I have done now what I guess is my trademark. When people came to me and said they wanted me to sone I was content that time was going to move the leadership &bate on and that people would find a wide selection of choice. When folks said I should think about this last week, I thought maybe it was the enthusiasm of local folks and dedicated people, but they told me it was more than that." Elston said the circumstances were right to make the decision before, but "circumstances have never been more right than now." "This is the first day of my cam- paign, and I am reaching out to everyone who wants to join us. I need workers, volunteers, women and men who share my view that the Liberal Party is the only clear alternative to the divisive politics of Bob Rae and the New Democrats." Ile said people iris's discouraged at the state Ontario is in, and "di- smayed at the apparent inability of government to find solutions to the fundamental problems of today." He said people are worried about long-term security, whether it's economic or personal security. "Right now I have found people are unable to find light at the end of a very dark tunnel. They have seen a continuing downturn in efforts of, the government to assist them. The road is paved with an awful lot of pain and suffering no more so than in Our own area." Elston said that in the end there's more to politics than speeches, a process of statistical analysis or proirdses. It's about listening to people. It's about caring. It's about working together to ensure that our future is secure