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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1996-10-16, Page 11Page 10- 'Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday', October 16, 1996 Community newspapers ,. applaude government • decision .on• admail • • The Canadian Community pared to listen to our concerns, but to Newspapers Association (CCNA) is act on them," applauding the federal government's The CNA also welcomed the gov- • and federal Public Works Minister ernment's commitment to ensure that Diane Marleau's decision to direct Canada Post compete fairly with pri- Canada Post out of the business of vate sector pb.vers such as CCNA • unaddressed economy admit. members. Following on the recommendation of "Given tha many community papers the Canada Postpandate Review in its must depend on Canada Post to get last week Marteites decision will allow their product to subscribers, measurers Canada's comwunity newspapers, who to ensure openness; fairness and depend upon advertising flyers as a key accountability are critical," added source of revenue, to compete on a Gerry Dore, Chairman of CCNA's level playing field. with other private Postal Affairs Committee. "The , sector interests, • Minister's call'for clear guidelines and • "' "Two years ago We asked the gov- an action plan from, Canada Post:tea ' e"rnment to address this issue, confident sure us that these concerns will be that an independent investigation would treated seriously," validate out concerns," said Executive; The CCNA represents nearly 700 Director Michael Anderson.: "Today's .community newspapers' in every 'report and announcement is'evidence province, territory and region across' %that the government was not only pre- ' Canada. Special awards Were given to F.E. Madill itUdeiltS at the commence- ment exercises on Friday night. Left to right; back row; Scott Bresnahan, Doris MacKenzie Scholarship; Dennis ,Black, Madill Teaching Staff Award and Alexander MacKenzie Award;,Colin-,,Walkes. Senior • Letter FrOnt row: Daniela Fischer West Wawancish Mutual . insOrariCe Award and Bruce,pountV Award; ..Miriam deBuer; Beulah Mason Memorial Award; and Julie Carter, OAC Geography, lifiacTaviSh Award for Merit; Madill Teaching .talet Award, arid Senlor 'Letter. (Sentinel staff photo) • . , • ..2:- - • Store Wide Clearance • y..)Rebeeeti$noWilen.: .'400 Tertianne Yottim. Trick or treat, we' ve • got ''something go�dto eat! This'week the. whole scho�l is getting �rder • forms for cookie and dough. The 'pro- ceeds . itiPS:.,this:''year.„'We • will also be • 4)41#erottis;-.'mitii, pizzas, • and cutie. pies. So if you happen torun into a 'BtOokSidian, .remember: 4.-/ - ,.s for a worthy cause! • . 44114.*e.00 is approachingfast, so - get Out yourcostumes.' and hit the streets. for. most of us, Halloween means Candy and but we • also think Of the leSSIOr..,. • • ttniate on this OaCaSi..r,. by, ,carrying UNICEF' boxes that', Support' chil- dren in foreign countries. Themoney We' raise goes towards school supplies, ter and otheryy-prthy• causes. Neighbors, nick f. els. and dimes heir siao: port UNICEF funds', 'Wednoiday, , :..Brookside had, air: , orien- tation, for neviiatril- legular 'ClasSroom,'vOlum'; volun- teers. (We ‘464',:t meanthay!re. 0141 -th4t. they've 2., beenhere - befOre!)-The volunteers will be helping' With"-,spe7 :dal needs children, recy- pizza and sub days and any other jobs our- • busy teachers find it dif-. • Cult to find 'tune_ for. We Also have a won- derfulbackup,list of vol.- . unteers with special skills like sewing, crafts computerand knowl- edge, • who help, us through ,;h0 Year. To teach our students about recycling. for the environment, we have a • terrific team of parent recyclers *1105:take Our recycling t0the.dutiPs on Saturdays'. We have so many this year that each recydler only has foinake two trips. • .flooray for. Brookside ,volunteers. Thank you 'folks!' •' ENTIRE STOCK OF FIRST QUALITY CARPETS, NO WAX VINYL HOOPS AIL AREA RUGS. THOUSANDS OF REMNANTS, ROLL ENDS AND ALL FINE FURNITURE