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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1991-01-02, Page 1Winner* in iqueboW: • chantsDraw were dawn at ran- dom on- December...22. The many lovely gifts donated by the business People, Were on display in the buil- ding, onCampbell Street,„ owned by Dewayite, Grieg. The winners .are as follows: Att., • new Jewellery - Cara Pennington;• • • 's Groceteria - Donna Linde; Bank ;Of Montreal Crystal Fri; Beckers viinc Kandra tiark;__ • Wpm's' Clothing - --Larry • enderson;-. DeeVee's Fashions ' • George Messenger; Fairview Dairy •, - re Ward; Thilay Decorators - Levi D. Statiman; H�nderson Lum- ber Roger. Pannabigker; 'Xralten- bures Butcher Sit p - Rachel Pritchard: Vuekuow eut rurl Shirley Downey; Luclomw Farm Suppiy.4‘ Ai, Bragg; Lucknow Rorne Hardware George Anderson; Lucknow Village Market Ethel Clark; Ripley Veterinary - Murray Irvinhe : TSewing Be7t. iitathie iCnechtel; Thompson Investments - May Macintosh; Treleaveri's Mill , Jack MacDonald; Valley Green fhiwers Dianne Bolt; Your . •Favoluite Things Rhea Whitby; MacTavish Sunoca L4lhana Hunter; Chisholm Fuels - C. Man. &••t'til • :,...M,•,',,;,,A$SOCOLtiOn k*AC. Bamiltois<;-• • ,1+,• b.:, • - :Arp.m.:dwcthg kire.4.r.“144#05.of th&nc time. :t.zi!AWT" • ••• ' •A••;•A:.,' 'c"•••1•;:•:r-i-,-•:::••A?••••• January 3 Property owner on ..trned with 'hunters. Hunters who overran the • Cedarvale Wildlife Sanctuary in. November returned to the W-2 • property m early December alined •• with guns, beer and abusive lan- guage, says - the owner" Catherine Stevens. - Dungannon Fire - A boxing Day fire (December 26) in Dungannon , destroyed the welding shop qf Ray. • Ulch. January 16 Area -.Palliative Care is a nOt .sr vice for terminally ill 'indents and their families. It seeks to enhance the -gnaw of life in a supportive, emotional, spiritual, caring setting for people who are dying and to support their families and loved ones. , old PrOgraln't0 provide emeg�flcy On has. recently - - receivea ibiioit • ihrnuok:Onf*:o• Prqvitt07 P-PliCegiF);. financial nutlet), but because of ivof anion the public - and* • vices providers, and 1iuIefinanci tupijon. die•.-plag was neVer-alu 41144V1•:, --4,:1119140.:^wei more houses • 4,2,:•:••• oas decked out for the feative season ,yeact. - Just Another Tractor IS England cess. New National Trust IS foolin bound - It took over two years, but the bills and it Is being promote • a waiting game finally paid off. The by the OPP. tractor was loaded into a Russian Encounters with Canada - Last. .October, Sarah Brophy of loucknow • spent one week in. Ottawa par- • ticipating in the Encounters will' • Canadit_Program. • • - Huron County receives over $1 million -*Twenty-one municipalities• , in Huron -County received word from John Sweeney of special assistance grants to help ielievethe • tax burden for residential and farm ratepayers. January 17 - Chief Bud Hamilton retires fol- kiwing 40 ,years with the Luckflow • and District Fire Department. - Recreation director honoured - For Bill Hunter, the local...recreation director, his year Of involvement. • with ininor sports have brought. about many changen. For many years Bill coordinated the hockey' ! 9 system in Lucknow and in June of 1983.he was officially,hired as the *creation ..Director, for the four Ma municipalities. Last week tilt WO *Seined with an Honour Award .by the Canadian - Avaateur Hockey Association for his keen' interest and contribution to minor . -hockey. - inntiary 24 t. initiative Cam .Winglunn and container on January 24, and is scheduled • to arrive, in Bristol .England on February 17. - Kinross hires new Clerk -treasurer - Mark Becker of Wingham is the new clerk -treasurer. Mark will take over the end of February whend Frank Hawthorne retires. . , • February 7 • junior 'firmer Anne Alton received the • Bill Armstrong Outstanding tunior Fanner Award • aftheirminuatbanguet heldifinuatY - Lucknow Village council passes Transient TraderS.Bylawe - Arena • fund-raising committee chises the books.• • Lucknow StoOkyardS•(h iards) engulfed in flames,. Lucknow - District Fire Deponentresponds to theca andivere able to save the south entrof the structure, Februry28 • , • ffcalth care workers wrestle with -- issue of ethics and human value. Temperatf.arrangerponts made to receive livatock in Lucknow - $4.4 million approved for village sewer project It's been a long timecoming, butthe official word was 'received this week that the• of Lucknow will receive a provincial grant of $4.401 million_ • for it's sewage works project.- - Ripley sewers set go ahead - Six • years of waiting for nipney to install. a $2 million sewage system has finay come true for the Vil- lage of Ripley. The province an - flounced Mar. .1. it will allocate $1,7 million to`theproject. - Lucknow Pathfinder prepares for trip to Mexico Michelle Andrew, • has been chosen to represent Mapleway Area in the Ontario Adventure Trip 1990, to beheld at Our Cabana, Mexico, July 11 to 25. •.March 21 * Dungannon residents will have lock box mail service soon. Quotes for library renovations authorized. Bowlers raise $2000' during the Big Brothers Bowl -for millions in February. ' • April 4 Fite destroys home and content.- A fire in an Ashfield Twp. destroyed the home and contents in a fire March 27 about 9 am. Torn to- page 2 A group of retired people- from West Wawanosh will receive a. New Horizons'giant for $10,508. The West Wawanosh Township Historians will use the grant to. assist 150 seniors to gather, compile, edit and publish a book relating to thehistoty of the township. The group hopes to preserve, for its own and future generations, a description of a way of life from '1867 to the present. • New Horizons is a federal government program that enables retired people to create projects • of 'heir own choosing. It offers grants to groups who undertake activities for the benefit of them- selves and Others in the com- - The accent is on local needs as seen by ,older people • ancton•their willingness to meet •such needs. • The winter session of Story Hour at the - Lucknow Library; starts Friday, January 11 and ,goes to March 8. The sessions run from 10:30 to 11:30 am. Ilut4o4ive-yearoldt are invited 10 in in this hour of road aloud stories, gamest tihns and crafts, • Spaces are limited so parents are asked to M4440 by Jam/iv 9$ by calling the library at 528-3011.• mind and your education, now is the time. The University of Western Ontario'sWinter/Spring 1901, Con- tinuing mention brochure is now available: Copies are free and tray be obtained by calling 1-6610353i or write to the Faculty of Part -Time and Continuing Education; Room 23, Stevenson -Lawson Building, The university of Western Ontario, • London* 116A Itegistefearty. to ensure a place in the sour of yogis ckoice.