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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1997-06-04, Page 15__ CQMMUNIPL Ok! Ouldes attended a banquet. at the Exeter. Lions Youth Centre on May 14., In the back row are Guides flying up to Pathfinders." From, left, Kendra Vander Burgt, Shannon Green and Kelly Patterson. Absent is Lauren Smith. In the , middle row are Brownies. flying up to Guides. From left, Ala- nah BUgyra; Lara Spring and Samantha McGee. In front are Sparks flying up to Brownies. From left, Brittany Stacey; Kaitlyn Brand, Array. Eveland and Stephanie McVeeney. 'Steckle prepared) for ., return to federal politics , EXETER - As Huron Bruce Lib- -- , eral. incumbent' Paul Steckle made the rounds of campaign offices oh election. day, the Mood • was one of optimism.- • Steckle told the T -A support has been solid in Huron County and • . •.any negativism has been dit'ected at the party or its leadership not the individual. He. felt people ,were generally pleased with the represen- tation he provifiedover the,.past 'four years and said he could not have given more. "I feel did all the things I had anticipated I might do," he said, adding gun control became a na- tional issue during his term. Facing a new term, Steckle said his priorities will' be. deficit reduc-: tion, debt retirement and tax reduc- tion.. The Liberals anticipate •the deficit will be reduced to zero within two years after which the fo- cus will shift to the debt and tax cuts. "How we (Id that...I'm prepared to come back to my constituents and say, give me some direction: How do you want us to proceed?" . Job creation is an important issue ".for Steckle who believes a positive spirit and more confidence is neces- sary for a healthy economy. He said the federal Liberals have been able to make great strides in reduc- ing the deficit; an achievement that was rarely discussed during this election' campaign. "Four years ago. we looked at this country mired in debt and ir- •revocably in a direction of defi- • cit...We've done this... We're see- ing the end." He •added the government can only create the climate for job crea- tion by private business through a solid dollar, low interest rates, high exports and low inflation. SIo-pitch 97 Exeter Men Recent scores Syfilco 12 vs. Barflyz 13 Mufphys 30 vs. Big V 5 Knighthawks 6 vs. tnndians 7 Huron Park 12 vs. RSD Seminoles 25 Big V 4 vs. Mudcats 22 ETR Sluggers 27 vs. Huron Park 12 Murphys 11 vs. RSD Seminoles 11 Ellison Travel 12 vs: Mudhens 19 Team Murphys ETR Sluggers RSD Seminoles Mudhens " - Mudcats Inndians Ellison Travel Syfilco Barflyz Knighthawks Huron Park Big V For 116 80 111 88 65 63 96 62 72 50 73 20 Ag. 31 52 44 53 39 45 106 97 120 103 120 88 Pts. 11 10 8 7 7 7 4 4 4 2 2 0 Baby birds and animals should be left alone HURON COUNTY - Spring. The sun is warmer, the leaves are turn- ing green andnew life is •ery- where. It's a nm. of year when most people are anxious to get.out- side and enjoy nature.. It's also the time of year when birds and ani- mals in the wild give birth. Baby animals and birds- are sometimes discovered in woodlots, fields, gar- dens and waterways. Sometimes that baby bird or ani- mal may seem helpless or .aban- doned. For many people; their first instinct is to "rescue" the baby and take it home with them. It's a well- meaning idea, but not in the best in- terests of the animal. The Ministry of Natural Resourc- es recommends that people leave a baby animal or bird 'where it is found. Baby animals are seldom aban- doned. Parents are usually close by and actively caring for their young- sters. Handling a young animal - even momentarily -.can discourage the parents from returning to it. Jf- you discover a baby animal or bird, the hest policy is to.,leave it alone. Taking a wild bird or animal hot:.; can be a death sentence for it. They don't 'make good pets. Feed- ing them pet food doesn't usually provide what they . need in their diets and most wildlife need very special habitats to survive. Under Ontario's Game and Fish Act,' no native wildlife can be kept in captivity for more than 10 days without authorization from the Ministry of Natural Resources. - The best way to protect young birds or animals is to protect their habitat. By learning more about.. wildlife, protecting young animals and birds from children and house- - hold pets, and. conserving and cleaning up the environment. peo- ple can make a real contribution. which will have an immediate and a long-term benefit to wildlife. That's the best way to protect birds and animals. Times -Advocate, lune 4, 1997 Page 15 Ed Pyette, - at left, recently presentedHensel! Legion President B,ryan Pink, with a certificate from Huron MPP Helen Johns and Premier Mike Harris recognizing the branch's' 50th anniversary: Pictured at right, Hensel! 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