HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1980-07-09, Page 14 .6
,-Monday night's severe thunder
'storm caused' at least one firkin
'fie 'area. Lightning struck a St.
Helens house causing a fire which
'created heavy smoke and heat
damage, , •
Harold FoWler and. . hig
daughter Janice, , . were In the
house
daughter.,
time the fire brake
. out. They escape -without injury: •
.Luekno* District . Firemen.
.answered the-call about 1:30 a.m.
and; were able to' get the fire , out
but there' is considerable damage.
'to "the hottse and its. :contents.
. .
St. Joseph's- Roman Catholic .Parish, • Kingibridge' Is spon- and son Boonkert age "four,. spent some: time sin a refugee
isming a. young faMily of four ;froat' La who arrived in the: campThailand: where. their younger, son, Sourasak,..foni
Comintiniterecently. SomaCk •Sompiseith sandhis ;Men& months Old.WIS born. (Sentinel staff photo ) ' • •
development committee: and presented.
a copy of an application for
reforestation of 9.3 acres with •
Maitland Valley Conservation
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Bonnie Bowler, captain of the Kintail Kitties softball team, is shown receiving the
Noisy Ladies Softball Tournament trophy from sponsor Ron Meehan of Machan
Hardware. The Kutles defeated the Blyth ladies team 7-6 Sunday to win the gold '
medals and the tournantent chaMplonship. Twelve teams participated in the
tournament hosted by the'Lucknow Noisy Ladles here on the Weekend. (Sentinel
staff, photo)
sia .ting of soft. maple, cherry, Poplar
__and_ittSILMaiete are in.excess of • 200
trees perdc -re that are more than five
incheS in diameter.
Mr. UnderWood appeared before the
Oxon County's; treecutting by-law ia
CreatinOoraksgentro.veLsy becauge_Of
recent decisions made by the
development committee - of Huron
• County Council. 2
' The committee wag• asked `to
veatigate what. the Maitland. Valley
COnservatioil Authority feels is att
excessive clearing of 'hush in. direct
contravention of the. Huron County
Tree Cutting:By-iaw ori the propertY of
Gary. Thacker, of: West , Wawanosh
Township. In 1979 • the • Tree Com-
missioner had issued permit' to clear
the area in question; • • '
The development committee
recoMniendedtO Huron County Council
at their'July 3 meeting that Thack er be
requested to replant an equal area -to
that removed in CensultatiOn with the
Tree Commissioner and the .Maitland
VallefgonSe-rvittionAntheiritY.7.
In second instance the committee
denied a request from George
Underwood of Turriberry Township to
clear, approximately Ph acres con-
rea
Police are continuing their in-
vestigation- into- two break-ins -in the -
village on the weekend. Vandals broke
into the Lucknow Central Public School
stealing approximately $175. worth of
tools from the school's shop room. At
the community centre they were able
to walk off with 75 cents in change .
found in a vending machine.
The school break-in was reported
around 8:10 a.m. Friday, 4 and the
community • centre break4n • was •
reported that same morning about 6 33
a.m.
The management board at the
community centre is puzzled 'about the
break-in since no liquor, beer or Money
is kept at thecommunity centre at any
time.
The Early Bird Draw in the
Win-a-Trip Lottery sponsored by
the : in gha m and - District-:
Association 'for the Mentally
Retarded was held last week.
Winner was „Marjorie -0 CoOk 'of.
Catherine Street, Wingharn, who
-receives a refund of the purchase
price,of her ticket The first draw
for a major_prize will be held on
October ' 3, when •> :the ; winner
'.receives a trip worth ,$1500 'and
tl~ie: winner receives a
weekend trip. worth,$150. Only 300
tickets are being sold, and twelve
`monthiy -draws will be held„ A
limited number of tickets are still
available from Associa
members,
UM
ampion
The 23rd Annual Capadian National
Championship . Arabian and Half-
Arabian Horse Shovi Was held June 30-
July '5th', 1980 at ' the Coliseum,
Exhibition Place, Toronto, Canada.
This .was the first time in the 14tory •
of the "Nationale that they have been
held in' Eastern Canada. Usually, B.C.
or Alberta hosts this prestigious show.
Almost 800 horses were entered in
this show' coming from as far . as
California, Arizona, Florida and the
Canadian West. The very best of the
"Proud Breed" .came to Toronto.
Forty of the' beautiful Canadian
National Championship, trophies were
presented with one of them, the
Jumper Championship going to
Andegor Abnaa and his 15 year old
owner and rider, Christie Messenger.
Christie is the daughter of. Mr. and
Mrs. Norris Messenger, RR • 5
Lucknow, formerly of Reid's Corners.
She is a student at F.E. Madill School.
Andegor Abnaa is a 12 year old
purebred Arabian Gelding. Christie
and "Ab" have been a team for 3 years,
(winning and _placing in many Hunter,
Jumper and Equitation classes.
Christie is a student of Rob and Fran
Warwick, Wicklen Hall Stables, Owen
Sound and a member of the Huron-
Bruce Pony Club.
The National Reserve. ChamplOn.
Jumper, Emar Anastated and rider,
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