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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1993-03-10, Page 2Page 2 — LucknCaw Sentinel, Wednesday, March 10, 1993 Annual Winter //41 .UP a To OFF ALL CANADIAN BUILT CANAC CABINETS Milano Collection WATER SAVER 'oft the list price of ROUND SHOWER REG. $229.00 alt CANAC Cabinets ALL RYAN TUBS MADE IN CANADA REG. S1795.00 NOW NOW $925. $169°° 37%•,50% off FINAL WEEKS! inc. base, walls & door MADE IN CANADA seat included from $495.00 d. FREE ESTIMATES • WE INSTALL Van Dolder's. KITCHEN & BATH LTD 'THE GOOD IDEA PLACE" 1266 16th St: E, OWEN SOUND 371.1975 1.tIvf: lUt:liI•:U.I'S I\(.. RESTAURANT - seats/takeout. Amply parking. Lot 198' x 163'. $149,900. $129,900 - buys this S bedroom side -split home. Many e•t 'a. Must lie seen to appreciate. - (:LOSE TO TOWN - 3 bedroom older home.; many upgrades. Large lot 82.3' . 330' ,$89,900. COUNTRY SETTING - spacious, converted schoolhouse. New win- dows, large workshop. Lot 165' x 132'.$123,900. HORRY FARM - M) arms, 3 bed- room home, barn, shed, 18 Mile River through property. $99,000. UNIQUE PROPERTY - i)upf<•x on 2.2 acres. Huron Township $115:000. 5.86 ACRES - Two ,torr). -1 bed- room brick home. $95.000. l4e.rn Vibert 395-3178. Soles Representative 'c 5 >; a%r NI F . f:r iis.40. r,.:'sN%'?A >, :'" t a ; ENini1 4` M �:...•:�6 iv , .ax/....�... s. :...:!„�:2/ .�`�f,ruR.:.:::., as::•::.:.c;,r :;.. ::....»ir /,! Luckrow Villag arkct LUCKNOW 528-3001 We Reserve. The Right To Limit Quantities To Normal Family Requtrements DUNCAN HINES Asst Varieties 500 g. Layer„, Cakes ' tri f:..t>'f<'>SP{as. r1••}ral ; -KNEI HTEL � xsa..< 49. 48 oz. Tin Pure 8 Apple Juice .79 i1 ROYALE 8 Roll Pkg. 2 Ply Bathroom Tissue PURITAN'. 184 g. Tin Flaked Ham 9 JELL-O. 85 g. Jelly Powders r With This Coupon SAVE ,50 Off 1 • 500 g. Jar selected varieties 'KRAFT CHEEZ WHIZ Special Price w/o Coupon 3.79 Offer Expires Sat. Mar. 13/93 L 9 3.29 • with this coupon . 41918845 IMPERIAL ` . .1 Ib. Tub Margarine KNECHTEL 454 g.. Beef Steakettes KNECHTEL Regular or 33% Salt Removed 500 g. Sliced Side - Bacon PRODUCT OF U.S.A. NO. 1 GRADE Extra Large Size 1.08 Kg. Fresh Red Tomatoes PRODUCT OF CHILE NO. 1GRADE 4.39 Kg. Green, Seedless Grapes • 1 99 KNECHTEL Chilled 2 L, Jug Orange Juice 1.89 89 1.99 CUT. FROM. CANADA "A" GRADES Beef Hip Boneless (Eye Removed) 6.59 Kg.' Outside Round Steak Roast 2•99,b MARY MILES - "Sandwich Style" Deli Sliced or Shaved Cooked Ham 111•: .49. 99., 44/100 g. 1.99... PRODUCT OF CHILE NO. 1 GRADE 2.84 Kg. Bartlett Pears 1•291b. PRODUCT OF ONTARIO CANADA FANCY 31b.Bag. . Ida Red Apples 1.9 9_. at Madill principal accepts move to Exeter school hy Cameron J. Wood F. E. Madill will be losing their principal next year. Herb Murphy, who has been the chief administrator at the local high school for the past four years, Lias accepted the principalship at South Huron District High School in Exeter. The official announcement came last Tuesday, but Mr. Murphy said the discussions with the school board have been going on since Christmas. "It's the usual kind of situ- ation," he said Thursday after- noon in a phone interview. "Each year there are potential retirements • and moves. The board usually asks you if you are interested. This year three principals will rotate." Mr. Murphy, a 13 -year veteran of being a principal, said the move for him was made on a personal basis and Exeter fit better into his personal life. South Huron will be his fourth admin chiefi ' school asstrafor. "But my personal feelings are that it is always difficult to change schools. You establish close working relationships with the staff and it's difficult to break away from those." Mr. Murphy, who served as a vice-principal at South Huron DHS in the 1970s, said there is also the difficulty in Leaving a school feeling some projects haven't been completed. For example, the Transition Years program is just about to be implemented in September and Mr. Murphy has been working with the school and board staff on the implementation. Mr. Murphy had great praise for Madill, stating it is perhaps the best school, physically, aca- demically and emotionally in the county. "It's not that I want to leave Madill. It's the biggest school in the county, and perhaps the best, but I like the idea of Exeter." He added he is looking forward to the new challenges -that await him at SHDHS. Replacing Mr. Murphy is Bluewater Secondary School principal ShirleyWeary. South Huron principal Joe Wooden. moves to Bluewater SS. Ms. Weary begins her term officially in August. Resignation causes delay . in presenting CAVEAT petition Nancy Machan of Brussels was two days away from an official visit to the House of Commons to pres- ent her Canada -wide petition* for CAVEAT (Canadians Against Viol- ence Everywhere' Advocating its Termination) with 1.4 million signa- tures, when Brian Mulroney announced his resignation. The visit was subsequently cancelled. Originally the goal was for 100,000 signatures on the CAVEAT petition. Mrs. Machan is happy with the response of 1.4 million names from places as far away as Nova Scotia and Montreal to the western provinces. - "Sometimes people were scared to sign the petition but when they saw the number of people who had, they signed," says Mrs. Machan. - While waiting to present the petition •to the new Conservative leader, Mrs. Machan announced the new goal for number of signatures would be two million. The petition was started by Priscilla de Villiers whose daughter Lina was murdered by a man who was out on bail for sexual assault. The Justice Committee has asked CAVEAT to address the committee when they consider new legislation on sentencing and parole; Last weekend Mrs. Machan attended a meeting for° the Family Transition Place, an Orangeville abuse centre. In its seven year existence, Tran- sition Place has- served over 700 women and 1,000 children.. Speakers said it is the efforts cif volunteers and front line workers that make it possible to operate such centres:. . Mrs. deVilliers was present and talked about efforts in the Hamilton area to teach grade school children how to speak out about violence within the home. Presently' 18 ele- mentary -schools have experts come into the schools to talk about viol- ence.- Break the Silence is a blue- print for a program alinedat high school ,level students. Mrs. Machan said the goal is to change attitudes: She also pointed out that CAVEAT is attempting to have the govern- ment seriously look at instituting a Charter of Rights for Victims: Anyone interested in adding their ' name to. the petition or getting involved can call Mrs. Machan at 887-6701. Veh• ncle sustains damage while parked behind bank A stolen truck was found Mar. 1° after being left in a driveway on Maple Street in Tiverton. The resident reported the 'pick up, truck in the driveway to the Kincardine OPP. It was taken from .Mildmay the night before. The incident is still under investi- gation. While OPP were investigating a cottage break and enter reported last week, an additional break and enter was discovered. Staff Sergeant Al Neville said they still have to contact the owner of the Emmerton Beach cottage but nothing appears to have been stolen. The cottage was entered through a bathroom window. A vehicle parked nd a bank. in Lucknow was repot damaged on Mar. 4 between 8:30 a.m. and 12 noon. The car had been scratched from the driver's door to the rear of the car. The vehicle is owned by an RR2 Lucknow woman. Between Mar. 6 and Mar. 7 A 23 -year-old RR5 Kincardine someone tried to break into the man has been charged after being Lucknow fire hall. Staff Sergeant found with an . open container of Neville said the door knob had been liquor in his vehicle. damage to the front door as The vehicle was parked at the someone tried unsuccessfully to pry side of Conception 6 in Huron it off. Township after running out of gas and OPP stopped to check the vehicle when they found and seize( the alcohol on Mar. 5 at 10:35 p.m On Marg 6 at 1:46 a.m. a vehicle was stopped on Concession 3 of South Durham Road in Kincardine Township. The driver failed an Alert test and a subsequent breatha- lyser at the OPP detachment. The 30 -year-old Ashfield Township man has been charged with driving with more than 80 mg of alcohol in his system. The driver was also given a 12 -hour suspension. - OnMar. 7at2a.m.adriver was stopped in Inverhuron for a traffic violation. He was given an Alert test and failed. He also failed the breathalyser test at the detachment and was charged with driving with more than 80 mg of alcohol in his system. The 23 -year-old Clinton man was given a 12 -hour suspen- sion.