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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1993-05-05, Page 2Page 2 - Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, May 5, 1993 /479," or %erc- - /9a Great Gift Ideas Jewellery E Isotoner Slippers [-] Lingerie ❑ Sweaters Dresses ri Sportswear Plus All Spring Jackets ( and 0 All Weather Coats off 1.___, A FaVeVeeshions lIN Lucknow Q ttr ..�ltaz40.-tipMe:VOlgueigkkWalw > si FY%%E'rk LuckroW \7iilag NE , arket LUCKANOW „° • 528-3001 We Reserve The Right To Limit Quentitles To Normal Family Requirements Kx NABOB -"". Tradition Selected Varieties 300 g. Vac Pac Coffee vs A DELSEY :.'s4.' 4„:. �. T :^�`�r:r`.�a:'•`, :3..=...a<:�.:.�fi?:�1.' White 12 Roll .59 Bathroom 2 99 Tissue FRUITE Asst. Varieties 2 Litre Bottle Drinks 1.99 SMART CHOICE 750 ml. Jar Jams 1.99 SMART CHOICE 950 ml Jar Salad Dressing With This Coupon SAVE .50 Off 11 300 g. Box I KELLOGG'S FROSTED FLAKES with • this coupon 1.99 Special Price w/o Coupon 2.49 Offer Expires Sat.. May 8/93 L , 71364416 J rWith This Coupon SAVE .40 Off 1 - 450 g. 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Baking 1 Potatoes 1.49 .;.;r;, r: <>', <:is�s:h>�;3i:>r"z <;+?u:�>;>':•x.;v zti. 0.2:; :;;%y.S a f K: ..ti�rr.:.�::: 4,, . s.a Yt'a .:r:o:...:<.'s:3''s:/.<R:v:.'':5::i';g•:v...Y;<r�?'�rrF �:...: :r;:r:;.. ,... a ,°"7.,q.Y`>rir r r:... .:.::.�. ....,: ...... /.:..... r :. n «.4..... ,,. �,), ':fir. r:<rrr•^rr::..�,.;:>.,:::: ;F.r,.,:,..�.::>::err.....,r<:-:.>s:<.3:...<•:r.>.a<�,.�:.:<.<.>•:r,::.,a:>«.>:...:r:...,. >,:::::> r.....r ..sr . ., ..:. . Debbie Selkirk, Lucknow, was one of the recipients of the Canada 125 Medals presented by Paul Klopp, MPP Huron, last week. Ms. Selkirk received the award for her past and ongoing work on behalf of the families of Huron County. She Is well- known for her participation and leadership In women's and family violence Issues. She has been active In a leadership role on the boards of Little Kids Corner Day Care Centre Women Today, Ontario Nurses Association, Survival Through Friendship House, Huron County Community Child Abuse Coordinating Committee, as well as being on many other community committees. Ms. Selkirk recently accepted an I mt to the Huron District appointment st ct Health Gtee ouncll Steering Committee. (Don Jackson photo) Local co-op will be site of pesticide recycling program Lucknow is one of 51 sites across southern Ontario chosen as a depot for the recycling of agricultural and commercial pesticide containers this year. Plastic or metal containers up to 23 litres capacity will be accepted during regular business hours, at the depot to be set up at the Lucknow District Co-operative, on June 21 to 25 inclusive and Oct. 12 to 15 inclusive. Contractor personnel will be on the site to inspect and receive clean, triple -rinsed or jet -rinsed and emptied agricultural and commer- cial pesticide containers. Containers not properly cleaned will be refused. A pilot project held at six collec- tion sites in southwestern Ontario in 1992 is the basis for the year's program. The -ilot project was received positively by farmers, with an average of 5,000 containers col- lected per site," stated Dave Latter, Chairman of the Ontario Pesticide Container Management Committee. "Less than one per cent of the containers delivered by farmers to the pilot sites were refused because they were not adequately cleaned." This year's sites were chosen so that, on average, farmers will not have to drive more .than 20 miles to deliver the empty containers for recycling. Jeff Wilson, AGCare chairman, said, "We expect strong fanner support for the expanded program. With so many municipalities refusing the empty pesticide containers at landfill sites, recycling them is a much better solution than having to burn or bury them on the farm Thieves hit restaurant Between 12 a.m. and 7:30 a.m. on An 18 -year-old Kincardine Town - May 2, Buffy's Burger Bar, Luck- ship resident was charged with now, was broken into. A north west sexual interference involving an door had been pried open. area 13 -year-old girl from OPP report that six packages of Inverhuron. cigarettes, 2,000 Super Nevada The 18 -year-old was known to the tickets, and a deposit bag with $50 girl's family and the interference to $60 inside were stolen. was reported on Apr. 29. The sex- ual interference occurhd from Apr. On May 2 at 3 a.m. officers on 1. to Apr. 19. patrol on Concession 4 in Huron Both Kincardine OPP and the Township came across a vehicle Children's Aid Society were stopped in the east lane. The driver involved in the investigation. was found impaired, returned to the About $1,400 worth of fishing detachment and gi v e n a----equipment-was-reported-stolen-from -- breathalyser. a cottage in Inverhuron. The owner from Cambridge discovered the As a result, a 19 -year-old front door was insecure and found Lucknow man was charged with dirt and leaves on the floor in the having care and control of a motor hall way. vehicle while impaired and with He reported it to the OPP on Apr. having more than 0 mg of alcohol 29. Other property was left in the in his system. cottage.' Board' will phase-in pilot projects on destreaming •from page 1 . project in junior kindergarten two years ago, but that plan was scrapped in a round of budget talks. The board has just recently renewed its 'investigation of the program, while complaining that it doesn't know where the funding will come from or how committed the province is to its stand on making the program mandatory. DE -STREAMED GRADE 9 CHESLEY--Now that the Bruce County Board of Education has Ministry of Education approval to delay full de -streaming of Grade 9 for one year, it will go ahead with pilot projects at each of its six secondary schools to phase-in the changes. Superintendent John Lennon said each school will have at least one core subject de -streamed for this fall. At Kincardine District, Math will be de -streamed in Grade 9, at Walkerton District it will be English, while Saugeen District will offer English and Canadian Studies in the de -streaming project. Each of those schools will also offer non -streamed courses in Physical Education, Keyboarding, Design and Technology and Family Studies.