HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1991-03-20, Page 5I,aelcuow Sentinei, Wednesday, March 101
an: neehart Street interview
Scliool students come home Should -Canadians shop in. the
To the editor: •.
MI fuer ,students of Englehart.,
High School are invited to ''Cone
on Homes far en t ekr./ !Xif3A
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August 5th. 1991. Are you planning
your summer va tion. or weekend
away in 1991? Make Nana 'now to
"Come On Home To EHS`a!l Dont
delay o.. Call or write for more
information ation today!' We're looking
forward to getting everyone
together again! (you can help
OA by wading the word to any
friends, or relatives, or by sending
US
.,q their name anti aaddress) Please
call
or rite for more information;
tato register
yyory to i�vep the current
�t0 9SQ reunion newsletter .... see,.
you August 1st eh„ 199111
Contact - Shirley Colquhoua -.
Sectary,Englehart High School
Reunioa Committee, -P. .- X.6 9-
Englehard, 0111 06)0 POJ 11-10. (705)
5444419.
Mores released recientlY by
Statistics nada': _ te that mote
Canadians travelling cross the
border ,
*wing
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�rbng. skeet rtiMviSy; x"
a comer* do you see an
wrong w th this devreltlp g trend? .'
Regulations controlling the
dumping of fill have been
approved , by the Provincial
Government for the Village of
Lucknow, and the Townships of
East and West , Wawanosh,
Aseld, Colborne, Howick and
• Grey,
This regulation restricts filling
in any watercourse, flood. plain,
wetland, headwater area,
lakeshore gaily, or river valley
within these municipalities. The
placement of fill in a regulated
area now requires a permit from
the Maitland Valley
Conservation Authority
-(MV'CA).
These regulations were
registered with the support of
each municipality. Public
meetings to review these
regulations were held in each of
the affected municipalities.
The .purpose of the regulation
is to ensure that the proposed
Ming won't cause pollution,
affect the value or function of
important natural areas, cause
erosion or slope stability, or
affect flooding.
Maps outlining the location of
areas thatare regulated are
available at the MVCA office in
Wroxeter, Applications for a
permit are available at municipal
offices, or through the MVCA.
Questions regarding permits
for the placement -of fill, or the
regulation, should be directed to
the Maitland Valley
Conservation Authority, at 335-
3557.
There were six fables sof shoot at
the St. Helen's party on March 11..
High pink card Russel Irvin, second
high, .Isobel Kilpatrick; high man,,
Clarence Hansa, second itigh, Cliff
Menary, most shoots George
Mitchell.
There• were nine tables of shoot
played at the Drop in Centre on.
March 15. High lady was Ann
Anderson, low lady,, Evelyn Phil-
lips, high man, Lloyd Moffat, low
man, Michel Moffat, most shoots
Harry Wall.
Antra Johnstone
Although Anna Johnstone said
shopping in the U.S. is nice "for a
change", she . believes the money
should be kept in Canada. Mrs.
Johnstone cited the high
unemployment figures as one good
reason for keeping the moneyin
this country.
A recession is a depression that
got sidetracked by prosperity.
Happy Birthdays wishes • to Bea
Schott on Mar. 21.
The Point. Clark community
welcomes back Nettie Vanderwells
and Vera Latta who returned home
after vacationing in Florida.
The Pot Luck Supper held on.
Mar,.,, 11 at the Community Centre
had around 85 people in attendance.
Dave Moffat
Pave Moffat didn't 8
..
wrong with pepple shopping across.
the border saying, "If they can buy
itt cheaper, the e mow.: j we to.
Mr. Moffat referred to the
extreme difference in gasoline
prices between Canada and the U.S.
as an example.
He also` believes Canada benefits
from American dollars . through'
tourism -
1 by Bev Hansonmonaislismanumusionaimam.
The supper was enjoyed by
everyone. . Special thanks to, the
appy Hearts Club (Ripley Seniors)
who provided ,the. excellent
entertainment after the supper. The
event ' was hosted; by the Huron
Lakeshore Friendship Club.
:Thursday, Mar. 14 saw, a happy
group�of youngsters travelling to.
the Southampton Museum. Thanks
to :;Museum organizers "Cage and
Jodi". . Everyone thoroughly
enjoyed making eornhusk dolls,
origami paper - boxes, and cloth
Ninnies. The sunny weather made
it a perfect March Break day and
F.A.C.E.S. thanks all the', parents
.who joined us on' the trip.
LIMING!) WANTED
PAUL ZINN 528.2411
ALVIN ROBB. 385.3174
WARREN ZINN 528-3710
WHITECHURCH - 2 storey, 3 bed-
room, aiiaohed garage, breezeway,
well decorated-, only 1e years old.
Asking $75,900.
50 ACRES - Kinloss, 35 cleared, 15
cedar and ash, all fenced, dug pond.
KINLOSS. 98 acres beef/dairy farm,
34 ties, 4 bedroom home, 80 work-
able, spring fed pond $135,000.
100 ACRE BEEF FARM, 3 bedroom
home, 2 barns, pit silo, steel shed,
70 acres in hay. 5 bush, 2 miles from
Lucknow 130.000_
100 ACRES,' ASHFIELD - Beef
bam, Mated floor hog barn, 4 bed-
room brick home, 75 workable, good
chow farm.
COUNTRY HOME - on 3.25 acres,
Kinloss Twp., 3 bedroom,
brick/cement with attached garage,
drilled well.
BRICK SIDESPLIT - 4 bedroom,
2400+ sq. ft., fireplace, family room,
W.W. Twp. Move in condition. Asking
$119,000.
3 BEDROOM HOME - With 12 x 22
workshop, treed. lot fronts on mill.
pond, now floor coverings, great
starter or retirement horns. Very
good' condition. Asking $72,000.
ASHFIELD - 4 bedroom home close
to town, b acre tread lot with small
barn. Good family home.. $82,500.
SPOTLESS - 2 bedroon bungalow,
Havelock St., electric heat, wood
Move, now kitchen. Asking; $85,000.
•CENTURY FIELDSTONE, home on.
150 acres, beef bam, coloured steel
shed, 20 x 70 silo, 120+ acres work-
able, 14 hardwood, superb setting.
$225,000.
OWNER "MOVING b 3 bedroom, 1► .
storey home, 2 baths, hardwood
oor�i�s,,� IHav�elock. St. Reduced to
S ST. lenevated 0 'bedroom
galow with family room, carport,
od yard. Priced for quick sale.
2,000.
financing O.A.C..
on all naw 1990 or 1991
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