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STUDENTS LEARN TO RECYCLE—Tammy Leppington and David Greig, two Grade 5 students
at Howick Central School, assist custodian Ray Stewart in sorting paper for recycling last week at the
school.
St. taurs Church
(ANGLICAN) WINGHAM
John Street at Centre Street
THE ANGLICAN PARISH OF
WINGHAM AND BELGRAVE:
Ali services from the "Book of Common Prayer"
SUNDAY, MAY 28,1989
11:00 a.m. - Holy Baptism
Broadcast on CKNX
Sunday School & Nursery
Minister Rev. D. Madge
Trinity Belgrave -,9:30 a.m.
BROOKHAVEN
NURSING HOME
, announces the
will be held at the Nursing Home
All proceeds from this sale go towards
Alzheimers Research.
Sale Time
9am. -2:30p.m.
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'ugh O'Brian Youth Foundation, i n
the US., which allows the students
first hand contact with members of
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Also returning
year as a Se is
dent, Karen141/d.
iniith1 Cardif
$112500 for
The Huron County emergency
rescue and sport system was -pre-
sented Friday with provincial and
federal" •government funds for
equipment.
Ontario Solicitor General Joan,"
Smith presented a $25,000 cheque
to Huron County Warden Dave
Johnston, and Huron -Bruce MP
Murray Cardiff presented $87,500
on behalf of the federa
ment.
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The fundsare to be used °ti.....
,the purchase of emergency rescue
and suppo "=service for theafitinit.
County system which in, Ludes the :.
Winghar a. Area Fire Depart tient-.
The .presentation took place ,;at
the Clinton Fire Hall.
Custodian is encouraging
Howick pupils to recycle
Howick's children are learning
about recycling, thanks in part to
the efforts of their school custodian.
`Ra}- Stewait s aretalser atT%wick
Central Sdioo7; s'a ffim belie�►e�r in
recycling. and is getting his young
charges used to the idea as well.
A former teacher at Howick,
Colette Freeman, introduced recy-
cling to the school one year ago,
encouraging the children to save re-
usable paper which is returned to
the school board office at Clinton.
However, now Mr. Stewart has
taken the project another step by
acquiring recycling bins for the
school.
Howick council also has come to
recognize the benefits of recycling,
distributing "blue boxes" to town-
ship homes. Mr. Stewart likes to
believe that his efforts at the school
will have some influence on How -
ick fan -Lilies and encourage every-
one to recyle.
Advertising...
tells oyou
what's new.
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All this recycling has added to
Mr. Stewart's daily workload, but
he doesn't mind. ,Everyy day at the
sclio"61 atbage li icy 1lettecl'fand
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Recyclable paper, such as computer
paper and foolscap, are collected, as
is lesser -quality paper for burning.
Glass and tin are collected and
placed in a recycling bin at the
school. What's left over is bagged
for burial at the township dump
site. Mr. Stewart adds that his
efforts already are being rewarded
as he estimates the amount of buri-
able .garbage at the school has been
-cut by as much as 60 per cent.
Like the children' around him,
Mr. Stewart is eager to learn and
ti vot�Idyx keet rtli�ppand theLithilOrs
recycling prograth, if that ispossi-
ble. He would like to see more
emphasis put on recyclable plastics ..
and would enjoy touring a recy-
cling site to see what actually hap-
pens to the items that are collected.
Recycling is a good program,
says Mr. Stewart and he is glad to
be doing his part. All it takes is an
extra minute of thought before toss-
ing something out — it could be
recycled and used again.
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Crime Stoppers and criminal old — were seen in the area of Sut-
investigators at the Goderich ton Drive, Huron Haven trailer
detachment of the Ontario Provin- park, north of Goderich.- Both were
dal Police are asking the assistance4 5 feet four inches to five feet six
of the public to help solve this inches tall and had brown hair. One
crime. was wearing flowered shorts, T -
On June 12, 1988, unknown per- shirt and running shoes; and the
sons — both males 13 to 15 years other a light blue T-shirt, blue jeans
and running shoes. One of the pair
011111011110111•11111111011101111611110milessiessioN was pudgy.
A During the time these youths
III were seen in the area, a local rear
dence was damaged to the extent of
Phone 357-1°630 for 24 hour movie information 11 $700 which included damaged alu-
1 PLAYING FROM FRIDAY TO THURSDAY, MAY 26TH TO JUNE 1ST.. two albinum siding, air conditioner, and
SHOWTIMES: FRIDAY AND SATURDAY AT 7:00 AND 9:00 P.M. two aluminum occa doors.
is SUNDAY TO THURSDAY AT 800 On two occasions, a family cat in
i Meet the two toughest cops in town'
WO just aunle.
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smarter than the otliei:
,JAMES BLL�SHI
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the area was tortured when thefur
was burnt around the face and ears,
and then when someone tried to
hang the cat.
If you have information regard-
ing this crime against property and
an innocent neighborhood at, cell
Crime Stoppers of Hurnt County
toll-free at 1-800-2654777® Your call'
will not be traced nor recorded, and
your anonymity is guaranteed. If an
arrest is made, you could earn a
cash reward of up to $1,000. You
will not have to identify yourself
nor testify in court.
Remember, crime doesn't paye:.
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