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Extra Fancy Red Delicious Apples PRODUCT OF U S A "SUNKIST" Size 138's Valencia Oranges 'PRODUCT OF U S A NO 1.GRADE• Fresh doz Cucumbers ea Susan McNaughton and Anna Johnstone worked hard preparing food for the bake sale. The Lucknow Legion held Its annual bake sale and afternoon tea last Saturday as part of Its 50th anniversary celebrations (Scott Hilgendorff photo) Gun issues need modification *from page 1 management," said Pegg. Although gun control is a federal issue, Huron MPP Paul Klopp. said it should work with the province. "There's been a lot of .talk and pressure about the. , issues. There needs to be some modification. This issue isn't political, it's about people," said Klopp. Bevan Brown of Wingham, one of the organizers of the event, asked Steckle if there was a par- ticular group that was pushing for the stiffer regulations or was it coming from Justice Minister Allan Rock. "If he had his way, there wouldn't be any guns," said Steckle. Steckle said he invited Rock t� Thursday's meeting but Rock had prior commitments. However, Steckle said he would take the many concerns to him. Jeff Payne, another organizer of the meeting asked if anyone who illegally imports ' guns into the country could be charged with being an accessory to every crime committed with those guns. "It has been an issue which needs to be addressed," said Klopp. Murray Elston, Bruce MPP was supposed to be aft the meeting but did not attend due to prior com- mitments. Len Lobb, representing, the Reform Party says the government is misusing funds on gun control. Minristry gives separate school boards $500,000 The Ministry of Education and Training is giving Ontario's sepa4•ate school boards $500,000 over two years to Modify cur- riculum to meet their religious needs.. N The boards have formed , a Catholic Curriculum Co-operative.. to share the cost and workload of reviewing ministry courses, adap- ting them to Catholic values and helping boardsput programs in the classroom. The province -wide venture means even small boards or ones that have had staff cutbacks will be able to work on and use the program. , Bill Parent, of the Bruce -Grey separate Board, at the board's May 24 meeting, said the project is "e- xciting" because it allows individual boards to become specialists in cer- tain areas, while using technology to share information and learn what other boards are doing. Estimates put the total cost of the project at $12 , million, funded by the provincial grant and user fees. Parent couldn't estimate the local board's share, but predicted it will be an "efficient and effective" way to develop curriculum suited to the Catholic system. Parent also said the project will be scheduled "to be sure that teachers are'given time to 'absorb all the cur- riculum initiatives that are coming this way". Separate school board shows balanced budget The 1993 auditor's report for the Bruce -Grey separate school board shows a balanced budget and a low level of debt. "There are no surprises here," said chair Bill Zettel of the annual auditor's report. Business superintendent Paul Serre, at the board's May 24 meeting, said the board owes $176,000 in long term debt, but will have that paid by ' 1996. After that date, Serre said, "all our funds go to the system", The auditor's report shows $3.6 million earmarked in various reserve funds that allow the separate board to replace equipment and carry out projects without bor- rowing money and paying interest. The report also noted the board ad- ministers trust funds worth $448,000. Those funds were donated and designated for scholar- ships and bursaries. Last year, $30,000 was awarded to students who qualified under the terms set out by trust fund donors.