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Lueito,ow Sentinel, Wednesday, October 2„ 1991 — Page 5
School boaM...trtist0e will not seek .t.,,Heketiort
To the editor,
Pue to new commitments I. will
not be seen re-election to the
Huron County School Board this
year; Dual; my nine years as
rewesentative of Ashfield, Wst
and East Wawanosh townships,
have enjoyed mooing the students,
patens and staff„ which tOgether
form the educational community in
our county.
Elected position is both rewarding
and challenging. h is rewarding
because you can WO* on things
you believe are important to your
conununity. It is challenging
because there are many competing
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views' and needs which at times are
difficult to reconcile.
I enjoyed worb14 for and vbithig
the schools in Huron County and
especially our local schools of
Brookside, East Wawanosh„
Madill and the Goderich District
Collegiate Institute. Some of the
satisfying things I was able to work
on were the extension of the Family
Studies and -Industrial Arts program
to all our elementary schools. The
Food Bank will continue
to meet needs of public
To the editor
The Lucknow Christmas and
Benevolent Fund and Food Bank,
founded by the late Marion McFar-
lane, will continue to meet the
needs of the community. It was
Marion's wish that the following
people would form a committee to
oversee the project Syke Suther-
land, Isobel Shepherd, Laura Hare,
Sue Bellmore, Raylena Rebryna and
coordinator, Lorraine Brophy.
In the future please refer any
Food_ Bank -and,
matter to to a member of this com-
mittee.
Heart and Stroke
Foundation plans
fundraising event
To the editor:
Members of the South Bruce
Chapter of the Heart and Stroke
Foundation are in the midst of
planning their fourth annual
celebrity dinner. The dinner will be
held October 24, at the Hanover
Columbus Centre.
Tickets for this fundraiting event
may be purchased by calling Alvin
Robb at 395-3174 or Dorothy Frock
at 881-2798.
Lottery winners
Recent whiners during the past
two weeks, in the Belgrave
Kinsmen's Cash Calendar Lottery
draw included: $50 to Jack Gunn,
Linwood; Ron and Eleanor
Campbell, London; Cal Davidson,
Kitchener; Ruth Hahn, Waterloo;
Terry Johnson, Atwood; Jim But-
ton, Blyth; Robert Thompson, Tees -
water; Paul Bernt, Kitchener;
Eleanor Johnson, Kincarinde; Bob
George and Ed Stanley, Port Elgin;
Bev Martin, Fordwich; Joise Anger,
Wingham. James Simpson of -Prin-
ceton and Nicole Robinson, of
London were $100 winners. .
It is our hope that we will con-
tinue to serve the community with
the same dedication and corw
petence as Marion McFarlane.
We would like at this time to
inform Lucknow and area that
another food drive will be con-
ducted on Thanksgiving weekend,
Saturday, October 12. Busses sup-
plied courtesy of Montgomery
Motors, Lucknow, will be on site at
Lucknow Village Market, Ripley's
Superior Ivlarker and—Krupp!s‘—hr
Kincardine, from 10 a.m. to 4 pin.
from page 4
know it, when he visited me at the
fair booth he picked up a copy
and my secret was outl
Thanks to a dedicated reader
who delivered an empty Kelloggs
box to the office. I still intend to
put him to the test, but it will have
to wait for a little while. I
Something to think about
The average Canadian works:
11 minutes to buy a pound of park
2 minutes to buy a pound of bread
6 minutes to buy a dozen eggs
In the Soviet Union, a worker
spends;
Huron County Board's supper ut
energy WILSOM11011 with the invo14
'MUM a its students and staff has
made it a leader in eneroy and COSt
savings. Our approach to computers.
sought a Name betwecn computer
hardware and staff training.
Recently we, developeda staff
evaluation process which will help.
ensure staff performance; meets
student needs.
The work of a: trustee inOludes the
regular monthly Board meeting,
regular standing conimittee.
meetings,. special ;c0nunittee •
meetings, school visits And special
events and gradtzatiOns. The current.
remuneration for a Trustee is $450 -
a,inonth. There is no allowance 'for
Extra meetings but travel expenses
associated with. work as a Trustee
are reimbursed. Nomination papers
for the School Board Municipal
election can be obtained from Linda
Andrew, the clerk of , Ashfield
Township. Anyone interested in
more information on being a TnIs,
tee for Mlifield, West and East
Wawanosh Townships,can call Me'
at 5284493. •
• I would like to thank the people
who elected me to represent them
and their children in the important
area of education.
Tony McQuail.
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40 minutes to buy a pound of pork
8 minutes to buy a pound of bread
73 minutes to buy a dozen eggs
In France, a worker spends:
18 minutes to buy a pound of pork
2 minutes to buy a pound of bread
8 .minutes to buy a dozen eggs
These figures were taken from a
recent press release from the
OMAF office.
from page 4
Hugh Simpson of Whitechurch and
averaging 400 lbs. .were purchased
by James Coultas of Belgrave for
25.30.
10 years ago -
September 30, 1981
• Angry farmers demand action
on interest rates - Hundreds of
letters are pouring into the Huron
Federation of Agriculture office
from concerned and angry farmers
demanding immediate action from
the Prime Minister to save what is
left of the farming industry. The
letters will be personally delivered
to the Prime Minister's office by
Murray Cardiff. MP for Huron -
Bruce.
SENTINEL MEMOIRS
When parliament reconvenes this
fall, the Federal budget must bring
relief to the farming industry whic• h
has been most adversely affected by
the government's high interest
policy. There is litde time left for
fanners to inform the government
of their plight. A personal letter
from you to the Prime Minister can
make a difference in. government
policy. The fall harvest season will
be over sooner than we think and
many more fanners will be unable
to meet their financial comtnitments
because of low coni prices.
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For more information about the federal government's proposals
for constitutional reform, of toll-free:
ii400656141-88'
si Deaf or hearing impaired call: 1-800-5674992 (TrY/TDEO
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Shaping Canada's Future Together
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TIM ALDRICH
IVIontgornery Motors, Lucknow, is pleased to welcome TIM
ALDRICH to their service department. Tim is fully Ford accred-
ited and holds a Class "A" mechanics license. He lives near
Auburn with his wife and two children.
He prides himself on repairing vehicles properly the first time.
Service is a tradition at Montogomery Motors. The tradition
continues with Tim's commitment to satisfaction.
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LUCKNOW 528-2813
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