HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1984-12-19, Page 3-Page 2
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son Curran of R. 1, Dungannon is " the
ucky winner of a Commodore home
omputer system with a Commodore 64,. •disc
ve, colour monitor and' 'printer in the
nfety Heart Campaign Contest sponsored
United Co-operatives of .Ontario and the
acknow District Co-op. Shown making the
resentatlon is Bruce Colwell of the Lucknow
!strict Co-operative Board of Directors.
[Photo by Sharon Dietz] °
Tarrin Colwell of Kinioss Township is a
second prize winner of a Commodore 64 with
colour monitor in the United • Co-operatives
of Ontario Safety Heart Campaign Contest,
which .was co-sponsored by the Lucknow
District Co-op. Stan Winston, UCO, repres-
entative made the presentation to Tarrin at
the recent members' night at Lucknow Co-op
store. [Photo by Sharon Dietz]
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Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, December 19, 1984 --Page 3
Win Co-op contest
Two Lucknow area girls have won
Commodore 64 computers" in a draw
sponsored by .the United Co-operatives of
Ontario and .the Lucknow District Co-op
through their Safety Heart Campaign Con-
test.
Approximately 1,500 draw forms and
safety heart decals were distributed to the
two elementary schools in Ripley, Brook-
side Public, St. Joseph's Community and
Lucknow Central Public Schools.
About 75 per cent of the forms were
returned to the Lucknow Co-op to be
entered in the lucky draw for three prizes:
a Commodore home computer system with
a Commodore • 64, disc drive, colour
monitor and printer; a Commodore 64 with
colour monitor and Commodore 64.
Allison Curran of R. 1, .Dungannon won
tie first prize of a Commodore home
computer system. She placed her decals.on
a PTO shaft, an auger and a high moisture
corn mixer.
Tarrin Colwell of Kinloss Township won
the second prize of a Commodore 64 with
colour monitor. She placed her decals on a
van, harvester and 'tractor.
Lucknow Co-op manager Dave Dawson
said he was pleased with the response to
the draw and never expected a winner from
this area, much less two winners, because
the odds were ."Amazing".
ea logger fiuedfor contravening by-law
Alfred J. Poechman of R. R. #. 2,
alkerton, Ontario, an area .logger was
ned the sum of $2,500.00 in Provincial
ences Court at Walkerton on December
0, 1984. The fine was levied by Provincial
ences Judge R. Thompson after convict -
ng Poechman on a charge of contravening
ruce County . By -Law 2521.
This particular by-law has been in force
n Bruce County since 1980 and prohibits,
utting certain species of trees until they
ave attained specified measurements.
he purpose of the by-law is to ensure that
my mature trees are harvested and the
y -law is intended to ensure the maximum
se of the hard wood resources within the
ounty of Bruce.
The Court heard evidence that Poech
man had purchased certain hard wood
timber from Gary Binder of . • lot .14,
concession' 4, in the Township of Kinloss.
The contract which was entered in
evidence specifically stated that Poechman
would only cut timber in accordance with
the proper regulations.
Evidence on behalf of the owner
indicated he became concerned Poechman
was cutting more timber than he was
entitled to and Poechman ignored : the
owner's demands to stop cutting and con-
tinued to remove timber from the property.
The site was inspected by a representa-
tive of the Ministry of : Natural Resources
and together with the Bruce County by-law
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enforcement officer -and members of the
Bruce County Trees Conservation Commis-
.sion. Measurements of the stumps indicat-
ed that over two ,hundred (200) undersized
trees had been cut and that over .two-thirds
(2/3) of all of the trees removed from the
property were under -sized.
° The Court was also advised Poechman
had been convicted of a similar offence in
Perth. County less than one year before the
present • occfirance and at that time had
been 'fined $1,000.00 by the Perth County
Provincial Offences Court.
In passing sentence the Court indicated
that Poechman obviously had not learned
from his previous experience and a sub -
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