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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1993-01-13, Page 6Page 6 — Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, January 13,190 BARRY W. REID, B.A. CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT •Auditing •Financial Accounting •Personal & corporate Tax Consultation +Personal Financing Planning • •Manual & Computerized Bookkeeping •Mortgage & Amortization Schedules 306 Josephine St. Wingham, NOG 2W0 • , Office: 357-1522. THE SALE CONTINUES... 1 1 �+ ' off WINTER FASHIONS.. 596 OFF LEATHEr : T45 female apparel • X25 dt.irham, market, kincardiine 396-3145 Changes to the Ontario Labour Relations Act take effect on January... , 1993. \nicrldnlents to thc Lahour Relation, Act: • 1ierrfiit some workers not pre\iousl\ co\ercc1 b} the., act to tlrgainie: • pro\ ick neW, hrotertiun tri worker' Who ehtlose to or ailife:. • cneouray e'aioperarion anti consultation in tllliulilie,0 \\ urkhlal'l `: • put in place new rights anti respon�ibilit;it\ tui <enlhlo\t_'i's. emplu\ee pilin unions \\+Ierc there k t Iahuur di'.11utc, �' q � Fur nlurc iilltwrnlatiori'und a tret1 ptimhhlet on. the l,ahui' Relations Act Rc't'ut'iu. call 1=8Ot)-167-11517 trunl--an\ here.in (.)ntaritl or write: :11irtiry of Labour Information ('entre 4011• l'niversity ;Ave., ist Floor Toronto, Ontario 117A 11'7 Ontario ,.SPP were i A 25 -year-old Port Elgin than was taken to Kincardine and District General Hospital for minor injuries after an accident on Highway 86 hear side road 20 of Kinloss Town- ship. The driver was travelling west on Jan. 7 at 8:45' p.m. when he swerved to avoid a dog in the road. He lost control of the car, spun and entered the 'ditch • where the car rolled onto. its side. • A second accident took place on Jan. 10 at 8:05 p.m. on County Road 23 near Lome Beach Road in Kincardine Township. Two people were taken to hospital by a passing motorist . for minor injuries after the 16 -year-old Kincardine area driver's car began to slide while on a curve. The car left the road, hit a hydro pole and continued further into a bush. There were no charges laid. On Jan. 4, OPP received a report of a -break and enter at MacTavish fuel in Lucknow.. The theft occurred sometime over the previous night after the glass in the door had been broken to unlock it. • Two part cartons of cigarettes were stolen. Also on Jan. 4, police received a mischief report from a person parked at the Bruce Nuclear Power Development. The owner of the car thought something had been thrown through the back window of his car but kept busy.. OPP have determined the glass shattered on its own. • - A baby seat was stolen from a car parked at a residence in Lucknow.. The car may have been unlocked and die theft occurred between 8 p.m. and 11 p.m. oh Jan. 5. The seat was worth about $107. • Kincardine OPP were called to assist Goderich OPP just south of Port Albert where the Goderich Officers had stopped a vehicle for a highway traffic act violation. A search of the vehicle uncovered liquor and a Large amount of hashish and cocaine. The driver struggled with Goderich OPP officer until a unit from Kincardine arrived to help get the man in handcuffs. Staff Sergeant Al Neville said numerous charges are pending from Goderich OPP. On Jan. 8, the new Bruce Munici- pal Telephone building near Tiverton was broken into. The chipboard cover on -a door was knocked in and the chain hold • ing the door closed was broken. Seven floor heaters worth $440 were stolen along with an $80 telephone, 50 feet of yellow exten- sion cord and a wheel barrow also worth about $80. On Jan. 8 a vehicle on Wheeler St. in Lucknow was stopped for a loud muffler. When the vehicle was checked, . the driver was found to have been drinking. He was given an Alert test and issued a •wanting. Subsequently, he was issued a 12 last week hotir suspension. On Jan. 0 at 1133 a.m. a driver . < was stopped on Highway 21 in Kincardine Township for a High- way Traffic Act violatipn.� The driver was ufou& to have been drinking,•failed;an Alert test and, was taken back to the detachment where a breathalyser test was.failed. As a result, a 35 -year-old Ripley woman was charged with driving • with over 80 mg of alcohol in her system. At a RIDE check in Kinloss Township on Jan. 9 a 19 -year-old Auburn area man was charged with driving with an open container of liquor and 15 bottles of beer were seized. Also on Jan. 9 at 8:50 p.m. a driver was seen weaving by OPP officers. The vehicle was stopped and the driver was charged with having liquor unlawfully kept. Thirty bottles of beer were seized. A 21 -year-old Port Elgin man was ...given a 12 hour suspension on Jan. 9 after failing an Alert test in ' Inverhuron. On Jan. 10, a 32 -year-old Kincardine man was charged with driving with over 80 mg of"alcohol in his system after passing through a RIDE check on County Road 23 of Kincardine Township. - A 12 hour suspension wasalso given' on Jan. 10 at 6:45 p.m. after a 33 -year-old Ripley man issued a "warn" on an Alert Test. He . was also charged with , having liquor readily available.. a The Lucknow Midgets hosted Kincardine on January 4 and handed them an 11 to 1 loss to think about. Kincardine Showed tap with only seven'players and their' goalie got a severe working out as Lucknow players took a tour to zip lead In the first, seven to zip lead In the second and were attempting to help thelrigoalle Robbie Ohm:protect his shutout. At 8:14 in the third Kincardine managed to hit the scoreboard as the game drew to an end. (Pat Livingston photo) Esso penalty free sweepstakes returns Once again, the encouragement of skills, safety and sportsmanship will be emphasized as former Team Canada and National Hockey League • star Paul Henderson announced that the Esso Penalty Free Sweepstakes will be returning for its sixth year. The program runs from January 1 through February'7, 1993. "Over the previous five years, almost 17,000 teams have demon- strated that they can play penalty free hockey," remarked Henderson, who was on hand for the media conference to launch the 1993 Esso Penalty Free Sweepstakes. "On top of that, 64 percent of those teams • either won or tied their penalty free. game. ' To me, this program. is a winnerfor everyone and I'm proud to be a part of it!" Developed by the members of the Hockey Development Centre for Ontario to encourage skills, safety and sportsmanship, the program is sponsored by Imperial Oil Limited and supported by the Ontario Min- istry of Tourism and Recreation. Last year's contest yielded a record number of 4,500 entries, with over 65,000 players of all. • ages in Ontario participating. During the contest period, any amateur hockey team in Ontario that plays a penalty free game can enter the sweepstakes by submitting an entry form and a copy of the game sheet signed by a qualified official, The entire team will be enteredinto the contest and each player will received an Achieve- ment •Certificate acknowledging their team's penalty free play. In addition, several teams will have the opportunity to win a number of prize's, 'including: Bauer Precision In=Line Skates, I -Tech Helmets and Face Masks, --Wayne Gretzky's NHL All Star Hockey Game, Pro Level Aluminum Hockey Sticks, Viceroy Practice Ice Boards, Penny Hockey games, and tickets to tate 1993 CIAU Nationals. "We are again pleased to be part of the Penalty Free Sweepstakes," said Peter Wilson of Imperial Oil. "The program .reinforces all the positive aspects of hockey and promotes the concept of clean, safe and fun hockey to people of all ages." "Our Ministry is very enthusiastic about the Sweepstakes because it helps boys and girls . across the province learn to play a great game •of hockey without wasting one. minute in the penalty box"