HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1993-06-09, Page 7Crime Stoppers
Crime Stoppers of Grey Bruce are
seeking the public's assistance in
the investigation of a theft which
occurred from a vehicle in Kinloss
Township.
The Kincardine Detachment of
the Ontario Provincial Police report
that during the early morning hours
of Feb. 7, 1993, the owner of a
1987 Toyota Tercel put his car in
the ditch on Bruce County Road #6.
The vehicle was left for a'period of
time, and when the owner returned,
his hockey equipment had been
strewn all over the road and ditch,
and several items had been taken.
These included a pair of Bauer 100
skates, size 8, an Easton left handed
gold colored aluminum shafted
hockey stick, and a Miami ball cap.
Person(s) responsible for this theft
have not been identified as yet, and
the value of the stolen property is
estimated at several hundred dol-
lars.
If you can help in this or any
other case, Crime Stoppers of Grey
Bruce are • willing to pay a reward
up to $1000 for information leading.
to an arrest. CALL CRIME STOP-
PERS TOLL FREE AT 1-800-265-
3787. You need not identify your-
self. No one will know who you
are. You will never have to testify
in court, and you could be eligible
for a cash reward.
Ashfield Township will not
ammend secondary plan
Ashfied Township Council will not consider amending its Township
Secondary Plan as requested by township resident Anthony Knoop.
Council denied Knoop's request to amend the plan at its Tuesday,
June 1 meeting, Knoop, whose house is located on Highway #21, wants
to sever the house from the remaining farm parcel but cannot do so
under the current secondary plan.
On a motion of Councillors Frayne and Fisher, council retired to
Committee of the Whole to discuss tax arrears information.
After returning froru Committee of the Whole, Councillor Van-
Diepenbeek declared a conflict of interest regarding discussions on the
proposed Peter VanDiepenbeek development agreement.. -Council
discussed and finalized the terms and conditions to be included in the
proposed development agreement between the township and Peter and
Barbara VanDiepenbeek.
Council also discussed James Martin's severance applications and
decided to forward the applications to Huron County's Land Division,
Committee.
Student centre opens its d6ors
The Kincardine office of the
Canada Employment Centre for
Students has opened their doors to
both students and employers.
Located at 950 Queen Street, the
office will be.staffed by two student
placement officers, Joan Heimbeck=
er and Valerie Percival. Joan, a
resident of Clifford, has completed
her . Honors Physical Education
Degree at Wilfrid Laurier Univer-
sity.
Valerie lives in Bervie and has
completed her Honors Bachelor of
Arts degree in Peace and Conflict
studies at the University of Toronto.
The Kincardine office is set to
have opening ceremonies June 9 at
3:30 p.m. Members of the com-
munity and business organizations
are invited to join the ceremonies
and to meet the student placement
officers and the supervisor, Jeff
Dentinger, to discuss summer
employment opportunities for
students.
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Wednesday,. Thursday and Friday and
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