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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1998-01-07, Page 2e toot, W CHN AT A. GREAT PM • Endo Saturday rso/rili t my 1doori�CAVA E COUPE - - 1991 CAVALIER COUPE Z22,2 00,AS. woad, *condidonina,. a turtaitximi wheels, spm. s15 Pry � fr[ F armor tax,» .,,Y.Yf..... ........ *5, 1497 CHEV PICK -1)P Votes, its, automatic. cines v4bools, A ; loo &WOW Vans .L. 0-84 s'Sleames6"+Dit1 35i-9193 Von Interested in stewardship oour NaturalResources? :The Rulon Stewardship Covineg, is seeking ,an additional volunteer council member. Council members are closer for their strong interest in resource stewardship as well as to be representative of the diversity of land ownership and land interests in Huron County. Consider adding your swats, energy and expertise to alis community-based ste 'ardship The Hama .5 ewardship. Council mission statement is. '4To sire and implement responsibbk mw*agenienr j:. tioursoil,waterand other.ria#ara! resources through • coop native db is of the Eaton Conry comntatnio ". Its goals include raising awareness of responsible stewardship p attic es and stewardship issues, as well as . facilitating across m resoureernanagement assistance. J li ns:arcinvire l fredia iiuron County residents or landowners. Applications from candidates who are not selec#ed, will be inaintained.on file until October, 199fi,'in the,evetat additional oppgrturtities become •available, W I"be ;application deadline is Janu ry 2$„•199$. ;Please contact Steve Bowers at, (519},48,2.342g Or 1 i -265 5170:for mor+e"inforrnatuon.; .7.xss Ena. replica Via. ey Cup from pne t Don O'Brien of Zurich. Beeond Pew hockey in the county. "'Then and Now," ae f- ingto the rniusetrmrr,: Supplemental displar. will appear to tho main bobby of the museum, includintg an old ice mss faeer from the 'Zurich arena. The theatre, renamed "The Blue Line' Club," will feature hockey hiatary movies_ And ,a 'Players' Lounge" with interactive hockey games Will be opened in the first •. Huron's .hoekey;display follows a similar exhibit in Bruce County which ,is just wrapping up. A few of the displays from the Bruce exhibit will be part of Our Hockey Dreams„ Canadian hockey legend, Paul 'Henderson, who. grew up in Lucknow -- .an the border of Bruce and; Huron, prayed hockey with Goderich in his younger days i lly,. Sicbett's name . Max Det.rar'�ay of Mussels. ls, "1~ s1 4' period°dis- was veiled u ctly.on Hugh Hodges of Clinton.. play will .contain artifacts that tranhy and anther on Linda Espensen of the ' from the Hockey Hall of display from tete Boston WOAA, office in " Paine and the Boyd Bruins). , Winghant and many others ' Canadian dirt.: Acc riling Another feature' item' is • • have contributed items of- to the museum, this period a .1967 miniature rcptica - interest and .stories of local will focus on Canada's Stanley Cup, ,given to the players far Our I otrkey success on the world rink members of the teaw writ. Dreams.' `"Alt of the arena and highlight individual!. won that year' mo rrada's mangers have been fan- u wotved in the game. centennial' the Toronto ,tastic,"saysStoyles. Mapk Leafs - the last , . Rot Period° they won: The miniature • ' e 'first period' will Third J'eriaad cup belongs to Larry . fo:cus.o» hockey's pica_ ° The final installment of Jeffrey of Goderich who naeers, according to the the hockey exhibit moil` was on that winning Leafs ' museum - `:"the early focus on Hared County's• team: • .devloprient of hockey, notable teams,an . 'orgarti- • With .a11 this valuable containing .an overview of xatians. A"special section hockey material run dis- growth and expansion of will feature the Western play, one might be con- • the sport -t troughout the Ontario • • Athletic eerncd about , security. `: county Arena districts will Association (WGAA), The. Stoyles ensures everyone °be identified and their his- Lions Chub Young Canada tories•tuaced," Featured in. Week Tournament and ts. the firstwill be minor 50th anniversary will be ai hockey, women's hockey, key -display, The third senior and:junior hockey., period will be held in the 'mere will also be" : sr,'° museum's, ' Southwest .tialsectiondealing with Gallery and feature hock- , hockey at the former mill- ey collectr6les arzd, present' tary bases in Huron. - a comparison between who has 'loaned. items or plans to that a the mu:seu.tr is equipped with electronic security; every room is ell - mate, controlled and all; items are insured. The main.display mean for the first period of, Our Hockey. Dreams has all the. flavour of a local arena with banged up .rink boards lining the walls tom lete with puck quarks n etubmgof Bruce A. and scuffs echoing the• • • • memories of hundreds of i ` e y i . gaits from area's in , page l , Seaforth, Winghatm and Iterrsall where they were-, once fixtures-- Banners from rinks ,around the county will be featured as well as jerseys: from'`wel'i known' teams 'like the Stainton Spitfires from 'Wingham,and the Seaforth ;Beavers. . took for memorabilia from .local players Dave McLlwain of Seaft th Garye.Deake and lack Price of, Goderich; and IvYml;,e ; Watt • " of agreement onmentally sound done before alae .four units at Pickering A, are restart- - ed;' prior to Bruce A. ' Sutton and Thompson attended 'Owen Sound cduncil's-Monday bight meeting, asking that city' to endorse' the town's 18 resolution that, calls for the provincial and 'federal: governments recognize netubing Brice A as being environmentally sound, 111 view of the Kyoto: Greenhouse Gas "Global. Bg13tcmdvi 11e. 16Mi3 E BO RAM 'fit reeve 'tai' at art SwrPorA01, s#ihth'Oo ntlum4iff,000,1490'01 tam --w 4pflq on is 9 Er Q 97 raon.v A.7• mar; 'ww ap „ca sip, .nontc sioo igii, oar, �a IPC-XIVI-'i 20 ProFessOr 120t0 ,- include'r'l�enc3ip(t,: • and Pia rnoura only 40 per month 90 ii44.p S b147 ERCNGE'T .59 For tntormateon call 1 .888.44.4472 a rpAF��l1iF'Srbc1r17bW4'Ai1�M.'11YIM�s�Y� qN NM b.1f �+►rmy cartl iw..1� MN,pY, Ora - ' Sutton will also, be being hired, and there are Goder att�nidiianchg co.the un.laza.cil, 12askinofg C3 killed utario,I people living in ,• • ' for its suppcart: He felt the federal gqy- Hydro's board of direr= .erutn.ent Should.be Sup p -tors is meeting Jan, 27 to , porting nuclear power to, seal the fate _of Bruce A. promote crown corpora - "You 'know, Hydro says- tion' Atomic Energy of there isn't enough, gained.. Canada's sales of. nuclear ,_'-staff tt� retube all thae units , reactors .to 'China and at once; We could invest' :. Turkey, in our 'youth to' train �'Years'ago .the ,federal them,"" Sutton said, government made a loan An Ontario Hydro engi- `to Pickering A There,is an .neer,.: Sutton added, °`there~ ` a%fienice of federal pies - are also lots of Americans: " .enc in this whole issue:,'• epa.ra�e sc .V no to rine], a .s, vice ool association `: I'('I130v1ng rincipais by Pat Halpin The , plan . to remove principals and vice -princi- pals from 'teachers' federa- tions does not have sup-, port from the association for separate school , trustees in Ontario; Zn, a:: letter released at the Bruce -Grey . separate board meeting, the. Ontario' Catholic School Trustees' Association. gave.educa- ticirr ::. minister David Jo:hnsan "a ;clear. vote 'against the move, 'We 'are arenvirmced that to rentvi+e, princi pal s and vice -principals froi the teacher federations at this , wiil not well serve. he 'educational. needs of r r children . "indeed we relieve that it will be iafrr.ul,�' Association sent Patrick.aiy said, 0 Daly $aid moving prin cipals out Of. the ;federa tions will :he "disadvanta • -..genus" to students educa-; tion,"ipartlybecause of the large mber. of cation reforms-nonuw undereduway, "Principals are the ear riculum leaders in ours scnpais; 'Daly said "Your-manforzn:s :cannot be eastly, or effec tively intrtiduced' if the educational- leaders, within; each sc.cial:'are.distracted anti troubled by .this. sig. nifretrt change in their' prof ional; rind .personal si atius." Johnson argues'.that as Traders and -managers Of their scheel s, prfricip wi11. be ".better able to . irnplernent, • cdueatien. refor s'if they are "'not in a position+~rhielt could put: the lead rship+tmar agerial and union ;InOrAl ersbip, requrernents in conflicts' Daly' suggesteddelay,- ins, the; move, 'aud dos cussing the issue;' with, . coMmittee made up of. principals, government,: parent, trustee and;'teseher.. representatives ', oots of Bruce. Th.e. Roots of. Bruce will, be back this spring for studentsin the Bruce -Grey separate board of:educa- titin. ` Trustees endorsed the, three day program, which': is developed .by the Bruce -county agriculture" and, food education council. and aimed at grade six stu- dents. Tlit Roots of Bruce includes information and bands -on displays at the. Walkerton Agri ca turaI g. p , Buildin s April 7,8 and 9_�, •