HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1985-09-25, Page 4Page 4—Ludmow Sentinel, Wednesday, September 25, 1985
HURON BRUCE PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION.
Nomination of Delegates
to the Leadership Convention/Annual Meeting
Wednesday, Oct. 2, 1985.
8:00 pm
in the Kincardine Town Hall
(Upstairs)
VOTING ELIGIBILITY:
In order to be eligible to vote. seek delegate/alternate status, at a delegate selec-
tion meeting. a person shall:,
or 2.•
B e a member In good standing of the riding, campus. Youth
Association or P.C. Club as of midnight. Aug. 19, 1985 or such
earlier date as may be provided by their constitution.
B e an active member of the riding, campus or Youth Association.
or P.C. Club on or after January 1, 1983 and be eligible for
membership renewal.
LUCKNOW
UNITED CHURCH
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 29
Sunday School 9:45 a.m.
Worship Service 1100 a.m.
Rev. Warren McDougall B.A.M.Div.
Nursery and junior congregation provided
EVERYONE W ELCOME
LUCKNOV/ CHRISTIAN
REFORMED CHURCH
lirvites You To Worship With Them On
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 29
10:00 a.m. and 7:30p.m.
Nursery downstairs morning & evening
EVERYONE WELCOME
LUCKNOW.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 29
Worship Service 11:00 a.m.
Sunday School 9:45 a.m.
REV. ALLISON J. RAMSAY, MINISTER
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Wingham walk
to fund
dog training
Raising funds to help develop much
needed seeing eye dogs for visually
impaired Canadians is the goal of the
first-ever national Canine Vision Can-
ada Walk-A-Dog-A-Thon.
The 10 kilometre walk will be held in
Wingham on October 6. It vvill begin at
Riverside Park in Wingham al 2 p.m.
All participants should register one
hour before the event begins.
Faltering is straight forward; Anyone
interested ; simply gets sponsors to
pledge any amount of money per
kilometernnd Then completes as much
of the course as possible with his or her
dog.
For sponsorship sheets and informa-
tion contact Grant Chisholm of the
Lucknow Lions Club at 529-7524. Pledge
formscan also be picked up at Agnews
Jewellery and Gifts; Bain's Groceteria
and Lucknow Farm Supply.
The' C.V.C. is a non-profit organiza-
tion dedicated to the training of guide
dogs. for visually impaired Canadians.
• "Through the Walk-A-Dog-A-Thon
proceeds, C.V.C. will be able to fund
final renovations of the training school
and have a stronger financial base for
'their first year of operatians," says Ron
Brown, executive director, Canine.
Vision Canada.
• Forty-nine cities 'across. Canada will '
be participating on October 6: The
national goal this year is $2 million, with
• the slogan, "Walk your best friend for
those who need one."
Canine Vision Canada, is a project of
the Lions Foundation of . Canada:
National sponsors for the 1985 Walk-A-
Dog-A-Thon are Labrador Owners Club,
Lions Foundatin of Canada and Ralston
Purina Canada Inc., Canada's ,largest
• pet food manufacturer.
• In 1984 The. Lions Foundation of
Canada undertook the project of devel-
oping a national dog guide for blind'
Canadians -- Canine Vision- Canada
(C.V.C.), a non-profit organization. An
:old public schoolhouse in Oakville,
Ontario, was chosenfor •the •site.
Through the foundation's support, pro-
ceeds from the local 1984 Walk-A-Dog-
A-Thon and corporate and individual
donations, the C.V.C. had a financial
base to begin renovations to the old -
schoolhouse. Currently, itis in its final
stages of completion. •
Due to the success of last year's
Walk -A -Dog -A -Then in Oakville,
C.V.C.has decided this year to expand
the walk into a national fund raising
event. ThroUgh your participation inthe
National .1985 VValk-A-Dog-A-Thon,
C.V.C. will become fully operational
• and offer blind Canadians,the safest and
most enjoyable form of inobilitY.
• The school is designed to supply 120
trained. dogs per year at'no cost to
qualified blind people anywhere . in
• Canada. During the training stage, eaeh
• participant in the program will be
provided with transportation from any-
where in Canada to the school; team
training with their dog; and, room and
board during this period.
The cost Of this program is substant-
ial. It currently costs .C.V.C. $5,600 to
take a blind person and his new dog
guide through the training program. By
• the end of this year, the school hopes to
have 20 graduates.
Two pass with honors
Susan Meyer, daughter of John and Kini
, Meyer, Holyrood, passed Grade 6 piano
with honours 'and a mark of 77. Lisa
Johnson, daughter of Ray ,and Betty
.Johnson, Ripley, also passed•Grade 6 piano
with honours and a mark of 76. Both are
students of Marilyn Murray.