HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1986-10-01, Page 2a
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Page 2—Lueknow &Milady Wednesday, October 1 MG
Two Lucknow men charged
An ambulance team of Tharon Riley and Eric Cleave wheel in a patient to the Wingham
and District Hospital during a mock disaster at the hospital on September 17, (Wingham
Advance -Times photo)
Two Lucknow men have been charged in
releation to two different incidents which
occurred in Lucknow. •ne incident involv-
ed damage to a vehicle while the other
chaise was the result of the theft of
property belonging to the village.
In addition, # Ripley area man has been
charged stemming from an investigation
into a break and enter at the Ripley Senior
Public School and a Ripley business outlet.
All men are to appear. in Kincardine
Crirninil Court to answer to the charges.
The marine patrols cO'nducted by the
Kincardine OPP in August' also saw a
number- of persons charged under the
Small Vessels Regulations for offences
ranging from life jacket infractions to
improper vessel registrations. The Small
Vessel Regulations are federal laws and
the persons charged must also appear in
court.
Clean roof vehicles
Due to the vast areas which the OPP
police, the Force is required to buy large
quantities ofl gasoline to operate their
vehicles. In the last fisCal year, for
example, the OPP purchased about 18,5
million litres of gasoline.
In an attempt to reduce consumption and
thereby cut costs, the OPP recently
implemented • a "Clean Roof Vehicle
PEC IAL
Project" and the Kincardine Detachment
was one of a number of test detachments
involved. These •ffices were supplied with
a number of these vehicles in which the
emergency lights were removed from the
roof and placed on the front grill and inside
the front and rear windows. The reasoning
behind •this was to lessen the vehicles wind
resiStanee.
While the study has not been finalized,
initial results reflect a reduction in gasoline
•consumption. For example, during a four
month period from November 1986 through
to February 1986, clean roof Ford cruisers
realized an eight to 15 per cent improve-
ment in fuel consumption over the
standard configuration Fora. With respect
to safety, test cruisers were involved in five
collisions in 620,441 kin of travel but no
collision could be attributed to the absence
of lights.
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Butter
1LB
MAPLE LEAF FLAKES OF
Ham or
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6.5 OZ.
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Canned
Haut 680 g,
"OLD DUTCH
Liquid
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SQUIRREL SMOOTH smcooTH &'CRUNCHY
Peanut
flu#er
750 g.
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PRODUCT OF U.S.A.
Fresh Crisp
•Romaine
Lettuce •
PRODUCT OF HONDURAS:
Golden Yellow
Bananas
1.081(0.
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COUNTRY HARVEST
Bread 675 'g.
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SCHNEIDER'S "NUMBER ONE QUALITY"
Sliced
Side
Bacon
500 g. Pkg. 1
Our Regular 529 SAVE 1.50
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Fresh Crisp '
PRODUCT OF ONT. CANADA FANCY
SCHNEIDER'S FAMOUS THURINGER
Sausage
Whole or Half
"By The Piece"
6.57 KG.
Our Reg, 4.49 LB
FRESH YOUNG ONTARIO
Pork Shoulder
Butt
• Chops
3.95 KG.
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