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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1991-02-06, Page 15413 bands sold at SpowmoUile Club wcaiber Really co444ngl Wilt the St, Helen's Snowmobile Club enabling them to hold their fuse poker ally slum Fotw hurtrked and tiateeTi poker hands were sold daring the rally held January 27, Cash vitt; Szott &overt son, tieret $40; Kea Fatton. Win - ham. $ Jeff Le&b R, 4Goderich. 20. DeR?is Me?..;#1,1% Miktgeo $10 end aes4a Ift4it 1, •Zt-2, 14Mow6' Other prize wawa were: (wntributego pdze, winner) CA. Becker, hand cleaner - Steve Winston and Tom Annstiong; hat lAz Latch; Lucknow Coop, 5 gaL gas can, Jackie WrisbU Lucknow 'Mtge Market $20 voucher. Bryce Ritchie; Hendrfram, . putty kr:. Joff Bromley and Robert Stute, to wawa to Ron Van Roestel and Diane Park, adjustable wrench to Lisa Rodger and Lod Excel; Chisholm Fuels, windshield washer to Taylor Gresbrecht, Louis Szanji, Terry /lodges. Paul Zinn; Cliff's Plumbing, sports bag, Terry Powell; Willits Tim, $20 voucher Jim Mathers; C & M Transpon $5 cash to Wayne Hig T 9 T ie-ty Hoy, Mike Penlland, Bill ; ain and Bany Treble; Don and Bev Tompson In- vestments, T-shirts to Ron Snowden and Daniel Lecante, cards to Shelly Errington and Paul Zinn; Luoknow Service Centre, oil to Paul McDonald and Jeff Labonte; Anderson Flax $5 cash to Jack Caesar. Ron ivienary, Neil Jutzi and Shelly Er- rington; Holyrood General Store $15 voucher Arnold Lamb. Cowan Piinting, note holder Ken Fc ton; Argyle marine hat Steve Rihtoul 4 litres oil Louis Szanji; Hacketts Farm Equipment, hats to Mel Ritchie and Greg Blake; handcleaner to Jack Brennan arid Daryl Dunbar; Fred Ward, $5 cash to Jeff Leitch, Daryl Dunbar, Hugh Maclnnis and Rick Park; Andrews Orchard, bushell of apples, voucher to Dean 'Vincent; Dales Pump Service, WD 40 Wayne Hi 'us. Vincent Farm Supply Lau to1luug Dougherty, Steve Popp, Renay Taylor and Robert PHIlips; Mayfair Restaurant pair coffee mugs to "Meson Wright and to Jackie Wright; C-ibson Feed and Sec, hats to Torn Bean and Allan Snowden; Beck's Variety, sweatshirt to Marlene Ritchie; Lynn Hoy, tongues to Jack Caesar and Nell. Rodgers, coffee mugs to Mike Pentland and John Hardy: Tarnbary Sales ' andService, belt SUMO Glenn, hats to EttiBatherly and - Diane Horton; UCO B�lgravc, alarm eb*, Jeff Alton; Steffen Auto 'Supply, two oil to Greg Higgin. Julie Pentland, Ken Hodges, Kevin Hardy, Andrew Glenn and Paul Baillargeon. Hamilton Fuel pair gloves Stephen Brindley; G & E Sales, collector's tractor, KcngRagy•is B_P*Pe,P NM ease pop, Dawson; Reavie Farm Equipment, hats to Brain Argyle, Wayne Swan, Ron Van Roestel; Charmans & Petters, sweat- shirt and hat to Sandy Goslin; Valley Caen Flowers, straw hat, Dorothy Cowan; Penny's Hairstyling, hair ittoto. G1n WALetra Matecns's. shovel, ale Pdestap,Netth Huron Small -Ea- mes. 2 oil: and 2 plugs, Kim Higgins; *ednesday Nitht Mixed The regular January 23 night was bowled , on Jimmy 29 due to weather conditions. High single and triple for the ladies was Mars Hackett with 220 and 620 respectively. Mph Wien cieaned up for the men with a single 263 and triple 656. Grimes over 200: Marg Hackett 209, 220, Barb Tyler. 202, 203, Marie Scott 202, Stephen Van Osch 233, 216, Ralph Vibert 263, 203, Bev McNay 234, 216, Gerald Rhody 229,216 Standings: Chipmunks 57, Squir- rels 53, Kangaroos 52, Tigers 32. On JannavA30, Barb Tyler rolled the high singe with 245 and Pat Livingston took the triple with 622. Stephen Van Osch was high for the men with a single 240 and Gerald Rhody's 593 took the triple. Games over 200: Marie Scott 206, Jackie McNay 206, Pat Livingston 231, 202, Harvey Livingston 203, Barb Tyler 245, Keith Tyler 211, Eric Haldenby 211, Evan Keith GST Question/Answer Q. Is milk taxable? A. Urdlavoured milk is not taxable, except when bought in a restaurant or from a vending machine. Ravoured milk sold in quantities of 500 millilitres or less is taxable. GST Question/Answer Q. Are disposable divers taxes and cloth diapers exempt from the GST? A. Both cloth and disposable diapers are fully ttotable. St. Fleien's Poker Rally --Doug Brow light wog bOWI2 Jaa Barger; Danko Olenn. 111We-wereA Peal Moitswio; Kioges Jia **woo, Juliougie Mow Nopotoom Cowin Rackno $30A Roy old Midi* rtitYlori kniay Pectistots, pilot and hash allert . PrAiikey Mock Locknow Homo Ifit4ww, sew diet, Marion Taylor; Lbw Cut & Carlo hair ruse. Roy TayIoi Ag a= Towlivei tumidcwit:rdekto '63,191 tivD3 Taluii*f wolfs /don, Michelle Gleam airaria'S Variety.. door chime, John T'hompace, DoeVeses Ladies Wear, $10. David ISaingtois; Buf- f s Burger Bar. $10, Rob Rodger; Super $10, Brian Argyle; Traleaverets. vow - Steve Popp; Kwan'a Restaurant, voucher. Lila Rintoul; Bain.* (3roceteria $1 vouchers to Dennis Park and Robert Phillips; McTavish Staff oil to bury Treble and Hryan Ritchie; Your Favourite Things, par mugs to Reid Many; Luk - now Farrn Supply. 10 kg bird seed. Ted Coopu. MontgonieryMoton, windshield washer to Gordon Chappman, Robert &Me, Iambs Alton, John Thompson; Ashaeld &NO 'Centre, anti -freeze, Kim Higgins; HUrOnia, Sales and Service, mitts, Ken Fronton; Auburn Auto Sales, flashlight. Neil Jutzi; Dauphin Feeds, dog feed. Harold Br- rington; Maxine's Lunch, two oil. D. Nesbett; Joe's Landing. $10 voucher, Allan Scott Howson and Howson, dog food, Ken Tinier; Old Village Stare, case pop, Ron Van Roeatel; Reds 86, dinner for two, t.,,%n TM.', .1 ra Z Wings, 2 pizzas, Todd Walker; Denosnme Rowers. $10 voucher Marsha Mb; Village Restaurant, dinner fur 2, 'Jill Lamb; G.L. Hubbard Ltd, turnips one bag, Jonathon Lewis, turnips, Dots Doughcrty Craig Hardwoods hats to Ton Powdll and Ann Mfg; Jack's Rcfiidihing, brass polish, Diane' Leconte; UCO Auburn, sweatshirt, Jere Thompson; Manning's Building Supply, hat, Bruce Treble; Spar - limp, hats to Jane Foran and Stephen ' Faber; George Radford, hats to Ilene Sillib and Ricky Cowan; Knechtel, Blyth, hats to Hugh Machmis and Scott Rodger; The Old Mill, mitts, Luke Sproul; Evaperatce Plant, Sifto, salt to Bnan Bain, Harvey Black, Scott Stevenson, Jeff Toltoni Glenn Raynard, Gary McPhee, Donald Lamb and Bryce Ritchie. Sifto Salt Mine, water. softener salt to Bruce Sillib, Jean Lamb. 13. Bain Martin Girder; Bruce-Raynard, rain gauge, Dean Talton, measuring tam Allan Shepherd, gloves, Gerald Losch, bat. Ron Menary; Shetler's Bulk Food, 4kg margarine. Mark Wright James A. Ross Pioneer, t -shin, Donald Lamb, gloves and knife, Mike Andrew, bat and ;two knives. Rosemary Sharp and coat to Ron Snow- den ; Ray Brown Pioneer, coat to Martin Gretier; Gary Sproul, hats to Anne Ruston and Terry Ruston; Dungannon Service Centre, oil to Tom Frankie and Alan Shephard; Green's Meat Market,cisalarni to D. Necbett; Tom Annstrong Sand arid Gravel, $10 each to Michael Goalin and Rick Pat Lucksow Sestina, Wednesdayo February fo Page l$ 44 *FREE ESTIMA 8 *PROFESSIONAL INSTALIATION8 *FREE DELIVERY *EVENING APPOINTMENTS 54 0.91CANON IONT AMR, 1 vi0ss• 1,?0, coutost cAtitItts DUNGANNON cAigLow • CARPET • CERAMIC TILES • VINYL FLOOFANG O° Com avok wit Cal 0 ©slums BUS. 529-7551 HOME 529.4967 simumansommormomumm BOWLING sommomimainuommaimm 209, Gerald Rhody 213, Stephen Van Osch 240, Mary Plats 214. Standings: Chipmunks 621 Squir- rels 57, ICangaroos 55, Tigers 34. Monday Night Mixed Eric Taylor rolled both the nign single and triple for the men with an impressive 277 and 705. Shard Webb Ziegler cleaned up for the ladies with a single 213 and triple 557: Games over 200: Jetty Vand3rldippe 226, 202, Shard Webb Ziegler 213, Tom Downey 220, fvfarcial LoBrelon 220, 207, Rick Bullock 272, 214, Margaret Young 203, Lois Chapeau 210, Tom Gil- more 204, 210, 231, Eric Taylor 241, 277, Fred deBoer 218, John Andrew 222, 205. Martin LeBreton 210, 235. Team standings: Alpine 173, The Canadian 1681/2, Silva Bullets 162, Crystals 155, Steelers 146, OV 1411/2. Winwarn Sales. Arena has been instructed to seil for 3 days a great selection of new furniture from a London & Chatham Furniture Outlet.- Thurs., February 7..10 am -9 pm Fri„ February 8..,10 am -9 pm Sat., February 9...10 am -5 pm -.1gx••4::%4::::4444$44.%60:: x • ••• • • • 4 • •„; 44444%4$4 • tv :› • • • • • • • • • ••• " • • • '44 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • -or IIDIPLEY ni by Ab Wylds ammammagismammon Mrs. Eva Small has returned to her Kincardine home after spending two weeks with her sister and brother in Jaw, Zilia and Clarence flcdlcy.. Eva had surgery at St. Joseph's Hospital in early De/comb- o. She has been in hospital in London and Kincardine since that time. DON'T MISS THIS LARGE 3 DAY FURNITURE SALE! - THURS,5 FRL & SAT A GREAT SELECTION OF BRAND NEW FURNITURE AT THE INGHAM SALES ARENA 680 Josephine St" Wingham 35747 . . .