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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1993-10-13, Page 2Page 2 - Lucknow Sentinel, Wiednesday, October 13, 1993 OPP seize 41 marijuana plants in Holyrood area Forty-one marijuana plants have charged with being under 19 and having liquor on Oct. 2. He was the occupant of a car checked by OPP in Rifiley. A 23 -year-old Kincardine Township man was given a 12 -hour suspension after being stopped on oct. 2 at 2 a.m. in Lucknow. He was also charged with having open liquor in the vehicle. . Also on Oct. 2, OPP received a theft report after more. than $5,000 worth of equipment was taken from a boat at a Huron Township camp ground. The owner reported at 75 horse power Johnson motor, two 12 -volt batteries and a fish finder. among the items stolen sometime during the previous two weeks. On Oct 3, an 18 -year-old Huron Township youth was charged with being under 19 and having liquor. He had been seen getting out of a vehicle with a bottle of beer by an officer in Tiverton. On Oct. 5, OPP received a mis- chief report from a Huron Township man. After a meeting at the Ripley municipal offices, he found the air had been let out of his car tires and hub caps from the car had been thrown in the bushes. RABIES VACCINATION CLINICS BRUCE COUNTY RESIDENTS All dogs and cats in Bruce County must, by law, be immunized against rabies. Failure to do so can result in a fine up to $5000.00 under the Health Protection and Promotion Act. The Bruce -Grey -Owen Sound Health Unit, in co-operation with the Grey - Bruce Veterinary Association, is offering the following low-cost clinics` TUESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1993 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1993 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1993 TOBERMORY Fire Hall LIONS HEAD Fire Hall WIARTON Fire Hall HEPWORTH Legion Hall SAUBLE BEACH Pet Hospital MAR Women's Institute Hall SOUTHAMPTON Fire Hall CHIPPAWA HAILL Fire Hall PORT ELGIN Fire Hall TARA Fire Hall CHESLEY Town Workshop CARGILL Cassidy's Shop PAISLEY Town Garage UNDERWOOD Township Garage ELMW00D Fire Hall RIPLEY Ripley Huron Vet ARMOW Township Garage KINCARDINE Town Garage Clinic WALKERTON Agricultural Hall MILDMAY Fire Hall TIVERTON..Township Workshed LUCKNOW P.U.C. Shed HOLYROOD .Township Garage TEESWATER ...Teeswater Shed All Times are 2:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m. $45.00 MAXIMUM FOR 5 OR MORE CATS COST: $9.00 PER ANIMAL Lucknow.9 \Tillag arkcV L UCKNO W ,'. , 528-3001 We Reserve The Right To Limit Quantities To Normal Family Requirements CLOVER LEAF;`.ttQ�',rlllviE 7.5 oz. Tin • Sockeye Salmon .99 :I ' KNECHTEL 500 g. . 79. Cheese Slices.. OLINDA Pure 48 oz. Tin Apple Juice 79 LANCIA Asst: Varieties 900 g. . Pasta 99 KNECHTEL Pourable Asst. Varieties 485 mi. Bottle Salad . Dressing • 1 U KNECHTEL 2 Roll Pkg Jumbo. 1- 59 Towels . . KNECHTEL Girl or Boy.27's/32's Diapers 99 KNECHTEL 3.6 Litre . { Bleach . . 99 TOWN CLUB Sweet Pickled 4 39 Kg Cottage Rolls 11.990, LESS THAN 16% FAT CONTENT ' 3 73 Kg. • Beef 1 .69b. _ Ib. • Lean Ground MARY MILES "Sandwich Style" Deli Sliced or Shaved 44/100 g. Cooked Ham 11,..99b FRESH, YOUNG CANADIAN PORK 3 73 Kg. Side Spare ' Ribs ..69b. 1 PRODUCT OF U.S A NO 1 GRADE 2 18 Kg Granny Smith Apples .99Ib . s PRODUCT OF U S.A NO 1 GRADE Green 4.17 Kg 1 rt. 1 .8 Ulb Seedless Grapes PRODUCT OF U S A NO 1 GRADE 'Fresh, Red 'Extra Large Size" 2 84 Kg Tomatoes 1.29b PRODUCT OF ONTARIO CANADA FANCY 10 Ib Bag . Macintosh or • Cortland Apples 2.99ea been destroyed by the OPP after being pulled from a plot of land in the Holyrood area. OPP received information that.led to the Kinloss Township location of the plants on Oct 1. The discovery is still under investigation. More than $230 in cash was taken from the till at a Huron Township business after a break and enter. The theft occurred between Sept 25 and Sept. 27 after the building was entered through an office win- dow. OPP are still investigating. A 21 -year-old Tiverton man faces five charges of mischief, one charge of possession of stolen property and a charge of breach of probation after being found sleeping in someone's car in Wickham Cove. The charges stem from several reports of cars entered in the Queen Street North area near Kincardine on Oct 7. As many as .six people have reported damage to the insides of their vehicles including the car the man was found inside. Police arrived and arrested the man. A 16 -year-old Ripley youth was Kinloss approves new bylaw enforcement officer KINLOSS TOWNSHIP - At the regular meeting of council on Oct. 4, council authorized the execution of a contract between the South Bruce bylaw Enforcement Officer Committee and the new bylaw enforcement officer, Dennis Thompson. The laneway application of Jason Cox was accepted as outlined, with the township supplying the pit run gravel and doing the work. A motion passed on Aug. 3 regar- ding the laneway application of Lloyd Husk was rescinded Council accepted it as submitted and will supply the pit run gravel, the cul- vert and do the work. Councilor John Husk vacated chambers while the matter was discussed. Tenders will be called for the supply and application of hot mix paving on Ella Street,Huron Street, and James Street in the hamlet of Kinlough, and for James Street. Subject to the building inspector's approval, a building permit ap- plication was approved for Paul Wiens. Grant Gilchrist reported for the road department, and Councillor John Husk for the joint fire board and joint recreation board. He dis- cussed tenders received for the pipe work required. at the swimming pool. Quotes will be obtained for repairs needed to the township truck and Mr. Gilchrist was directed to proceed with the lowest quote. Waste Site supervisor Bob Irwin discussed landfill site matters. He was instructed to meet with Mr. Spivey from Maitland Engineering to discuss the proposed work to be done at the site. Those who have JK would like to drop it •from page 1 province. "Twenty-two boards don't have JK," he said. "And some of the 70 -odd boards that have it want to drop it," he added. Thompson, who was at a meeting of Western Ontario region boards of education in London last month, said the timing could be right to get the province to reverse itspolicy on mandatory JIB.. "I believe we can get local option on this," he said. "It's just going back to the way things were," he explained later. "Boards have the choice to offer JK or not." Meanwhile, the Bruce board is investigating a switch to all -day alternate da kindergarten as a way to save costs. Thompson said parents in the south end of the county want .the change, but he warned that if JK is implemented those students would have to follow the same schedule. Parents and educators will have to look at the question of having three - and four -year-olds at school all day, every -other day---Would-the savings offset the quality of education?" Thompson asked. Public meetings on the kindergar- ten schedule change will be held this fall, with a report due in January. "Those who have an interest in the issue should make sure they have their input in the next five to six weeks," Thompson said. 25 per cent of money stays at local level •from page 1 program but they must meet certain criteria. "They have to cover a wide range of issues. It can't just be the Pork Board," said Klopp. "They have to have regional representation. You need a legal charter; so it's a very formal process. The criteria that was generally agreed upon was that we're going to go on the same lines as the Ministry of Labor for who has to join u tions." He said that some of the MPPs were concerned 'about ensuring some of the funding is spent local- ly. "To make sure that we have grass roots people involved, 25 per cent of the money would be the minimum that would have to be coming back to the local level." Klopp said he voted in favor of the act. "It's about giving farm organizations the stability so that they can work on all the issues," he said, but added, "It will only be as good as the farmers want it to be. "I am forcing you to join but I'm giving you the option to get your money back."