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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1993-02-03, Page 6Page 6 — Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, February 3. 1993 EIDO WARD MAU ETTE - CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS Offering a full range of services: auditing, accounting, business planning, income tax planning, personal financial planning, computer and -management services. HANOVER WALKERTON MOUNT FOREST PORT ELGIN W.J. Aldersley, FCA B.F. Thompson, FCA, K.L. Drier, CA M.S. Bolton, CA ' L.H. Vollett, CA R.J. Millen, CA H.E. Kibler, CA J.J. Hunt, CA G.H. Munro, CA P Thor, CA 364-3790 • 881-1211 323-2351 832-2049- Alf- PARK THEATRE • `.' OOOENICN 524.7811 10,11 (ALLIS'.. JACK N IC} R)LSON 1)1 .111 .11O(.)Itk' FEW GOOAD M EN kl\I\B\iIi\ f IllEft<QIHIRI \\11 KE\l\FOIL \f, Fri.-Thurs. Feb. 5.11 Fri. & Sat. 7 & 9:15 pm Sun.-Thurs. 8 pm PARENTAL m GUIDANCE LONG DISTANCE? CALL 1-800.265-3438 FON TOLL FREE MOVIE INFO AZTECTHEATRE 4(13N9C6A.3R2D510NE Starting Friday, Feb. 5 Friday to Saturday 7 p..m. - Sunday to Thursday 8 p.m. , '. 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CONTACT: KEN 1RWIN 529-7337 - BARRY SM 'TH 529-7422 STEVE FREEMAN -,528-3l23 ,Dungannon woman receives junior farmer award Melissa Logtenberg of Dungannon was the recipient of the Bill Armstrong Outstanding Junior Farmer Award this year. The pres- entation was made at the annual banquet on January 23. The President's Award for out- standing first year member went to Randy Mensinga, R.R. 1, Gorrie. Marjory Humphries, Walton; Bill Wallace, R.R. 4, Seaforth and Keith Williamson, R.R. 3, Walton were presented with Rural Leadership Awards for their outstanding contri- butions, leadership and -dedication to agriculture and the rtiral com- munity in Huron County. '7' The 1993 executive includes: Ross McIntosh, president; Fred Peel vice; Fred Hakkers,, secretary; Randy Mensinga, treasurer; Hank Nyman, provincial director; Robert !Junking, newsletter editor/PRO; and zone representatives Hank Nyman, Melissa Logtenberg and .Karen Bakker. During the Huron County Junior Farmers banquet, held In Holmesvllle recently, Melissa Logtenberg -of Dungannon received the Bill Armstrong Junior Farmer Award. Making the ,presentation was Paul Naim, past -president of the Ontario Junior Farmers. (Clinton News Record photo) uth pleads guilty to Mitchell arson by Michele Green MITCHELL - The youth charged in connection with the December 11 fire at Mitchell District High School pleaded guilty to arson charges on -Friday in Youth Court, Criminal -Division, Stratford. The.. youth, who cannot be ident- ified under the Young Offender's Act, will be sentenced in February. The defence requested a presen- tence report be submitted. It will outline the youth's character and history and will be considered in determining the sentence. Following the youth's guilty plea to Judge Garry Hunter on Friday, Crown Attorney Doug Page told the court he wasn't going to move the case into adult court. He described the events surrounding the fire. During the afternoon of December 10, the youth was expelled from school Later that day, the youth told friends about the expulsion and the topic of discussion was how to get back at the ,principal, said Crown. Attorney Page. That evening, a party was field at the youth's apartment where alco- holic beverages were consumed. After midnight, the youth left the apartment with an adult, carrying two empty wine bottles and a ringette stick. They unsuccessfully tried to siphon gas from vehicles parked downtown. They then went to the adult's place of employment to obtain gas and filled the bottles with it. The two continued walking and went to the rear of the high school where the youth stuffed rages in the top of the bottles to serve as wicks. They proceeded to the' east side of the school where the window of the French class- room was broken. Crown Attorney Page said the youth lit the wicks and threw the bottles into the school. The youth told two. people at the apartment that the school was in flames and explained how it was done. At 7. a.m., other people from the party smelled gasoline on the coat of the youth. At 2:13 a.m. on December 11, the Sebringville OPP and the Mitchell Police Department responded to the school's alarm which is activated by heat. The Mitchell Volunteer Fire Departmentfought the blaze. Crown Attorney Page described to the court the extent of the damage, which- is pegged at $750,000. The youth- was arrested in Stratford by the Sebringville OPP on' December 14. The youth's defence counsel told the court there is some discrepancy about who threw ,the wine bottles into the classroom. The French room held no significance to the client and was not specially picked to burn. Also, he said that the youth's. peers made Little effort to discourage the youth's intentions. "It's a case where [the youth's] peers could have been a little. more 'supportive," he said, Ideas suggested to get back"at the principal were soaping windows and spray paining graffiti on the school, but escalated to the idea of burning the school.. Defence told court that burningthe school was not his client's idea. A representative from the Perth County Board of Education also spoke to the court. Although the insurance will pay for the majority of the cleanup and reconstruction, the board has a $25,000 deductible for which it will seek compensation. 4x4 stolen in Lucknow A car struck a bridge guard rail resulting 'lt"i minor injuries to a woman and a three -year -old -boy who were passengers inthe car on Jan. 28 at 1 p.m. • The car lost control while going down an icy- hill on Concession 4 of Kinloss Township. The driver was not hurt. A second accident took place on Jan. 26 at 12:38 p.m. after the ' driver of a car lost. control • on a snowy road. The 44 -year-old Kincardine man was thrown from the car after it entered the ditch on Highway 9 and rolled over. He was admitted to Kincardine and District General Hospital. A 1976 Chevy 4X4 Blazerwas stolen from a car dealership in Lucltnow on Jan. 27 between 12:30 p.m. and, 5:30 p.m. The 4X4 was recovered on Jan, 30 in Goderich on.a trail off of Maitland Road. • It is currently with the Kincardine iirmommidmommiew 'SUPPORT BIG BROTHERS BOWL FOR MILLIONS Saturday, Peb 6 to Saturday, Feb. '13, .1993 LEBRITY DAYS at Your Local Bowling, Centre. Wirigham - Sunday, Feb. 7, 1 - 4 p.m. • Goderich - Saturday, Feb. 13, Noon • 5 p.m. Clinton - Saturday, Feb. 20, 1 - 4•p.m. Donations can be sent to Big Brothers Association, PO. Box 322, Goderich, Ontario N7A 4C6 PRIZES TO BE WON! BIG BROTHERS OF CANADA II detachment of the OPP to be exam- ined by the identification unit. Staff. Sergeant Al Neville said there 'have been three more con- firmed break and enters from boat houses in Point Clark. Unknown persons used bolt cut- ters to cut the pad locks off. • Nothing; has been determined stolen yet and the OPP are asking people to report anything that looks suspicious: • Staff Sergeant Neville. also said they are'' encouraging anyone with information to contact the detach- ment er Crime Stoppers. . On. Jan. 28, a 25 -year-old Port Elgin man was charged with driving with liquor. readily available and failing to stop at a stop sign. The liquor was found after the driver, was stopped. for the traffic viol- ation. LUCKNOW ARENA SCHEDULE Thyrsday, February 4/93 ' 7:00 pm - Ripley vs. Novice 'A" . I riday, February 5/93 7.00 pm -'Minto vs, Bantam 'B'. 8:45 pm - Lions Head vs. Senior "B" (Playoffs) • Saturday, February 8/93 • 3:00 pm - Belmore vs. Novice "B" • . 4;15 pm - Chesley ve. Pee Wee "A" (Playoffs) ' 6:00 pm • Possible Playoff Game T B.A. 815 pm - Brussels:vs. Juvenile (Playoffs) Sunday, February 7/93 •7:00 pm - Possible Playoff Game T B.A 8:30 pm -Possible Playoff Game T B.A Monday; February 8/93 7•00 pm - Possible Playoff GrimeT B.A 830 pm ; Possible Playoff Game T BA Tuesday, February 9/93 • 7:00 - Possible Playoff Game T.B.A.